Category: Healthy Living

“Trash Wheel” Invention Cleans Millions Of Pounds Of Garbage From Baltimore Harbor

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“Trash Wheel” Invention Cleans Millions Of Pounds Of Garbage From Baltimore Harbor By John Vibes for Natural Blaze The Baltimore harbor is by far the most popular tourist destination in the city, but over the years conditions in the water began to deteriorate. Luckily, a Maryland resident invented a device that has been helping to remove millions of pounds of trash and debris from the harbor. The device is a solar-powered water wheel that is connected to a conveyor belt. The wheel works by lifting trash and debris out of the…

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The Chemical Imbalance Myth and Antidepressant Harm

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The Chemical Imbalance Myth and Antidepressant Harm by Dr. Joseph Mercola for Mercola In the U.S., an estimated 17.3 million American adults (7.1% of the adult population), experienced at least one major depressive episode in 2017.1 The highest rates are reported among those aged between 18 and 25.2 However, not only is there evidence that depression is vastly overdiagnosed, but there’s also evidence showing it’s routinely mistreated. With regard to overdiagnosis, one 2013 study3 found only 38.4% of participants with clinician-identified depression actually met the DSM-4 criteria for a major depressive episode, and only…

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St. John’s Wort Herbal Tincture: For Mood Balance and a More Positive Outlook

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St. John’s Wort Herbal Tincture: For Mood Balance and a More Positive Outlook by SARA TIPTON for Ready Nutrition Known for its exhaustive medicinal value, St. John’s Wort is one of the best herbs to add to your herbal medicine cabinet. In addition to its medicinal properties, an herbal tincture can have the powerful effect of balancing your mood and helping you achieve a more positive outlook naturally. Known for its exhaustive medicinal value, St. John’s Wort is one of the best herbs to add to your herbal medicine cabinet.…

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Scientists use cannabidiol (CBD) as a Trojan horse to deliver medications to the brain

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Scientists use cannabidiol (CBD) as a Trojan horse to deliver medications to the brain by: Tracey Watson for Natural News Cannabidiol (CBD) is a compound in marijuana that offers a wealth of health benefits without causing the “high” traditionally associated with cannabis. CBD oil is quickly becoming one of the most in-demand natural supplements on the market, and with good reason: Scientific studies have confirmed that it provides pain relief, reduces inflammation, improves the symptoms of depression and anxiety, and reduces the number of seizures associated with childhood disorders like Lennox-Gastaut…

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Vitamin E Found To Prevent Muscle Damage After Heart Attack

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Vitamin E Found To Prevent Muscle Damage After Heart Attack from Natural Blaze GNN Note – The appropriate diet and nutrients will keep us away from the doctor or hospitals or any need for medical attention. Look at our grandparents and great grandparents, they rarely had need for a doctor or hospital. Why? Because they grew their own food and could only eat what was seasonal, local and organic – NonGMO. They didn’t run down to the store to get the latest batch of poison called food. ****** Heart attack…

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What You Need to Know About Your Thyroid Health

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What You Need to Know About Your Thyroid Health from Mercola Your thyroid, one of your most important endocrine glands, greatly influences almost every cell in your body. Aside from regulating your metabolism by releasing the necessary hormones, the thyroid is also important for the growth and development in children, as well as nearly every physiological process in your body.1 When your thyroid levels are out of balance, so are you. Too much (hyperthyroidism2) or too little (hypothyroidism3) hormone secretion can spell trouble for your overall health. A 2018 study…

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Stomach Cramps, Diarrhea, and Fever: Could Salmonella Be the Culprit?

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Stomach Cramps, Diarrhea, and Fever: Could Salmonella Be the Culprit? By Sandra D. Lane for The Organic Prepper In our continuing series on foodborne illnesses we’re going to talk about the second most common illness, Salmonella, and how it can affect us now, and in our preps. But before we delve deeper into that, I think it’s important to note a recent announcement by the CDC regarding another salmonella outbreak involving pig ear dog treats. “CDC and FDA are advising people not to buy or feed any pig ear dog treats, including any that…

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Aluminum is a key ingredient in MANY vaccines: Here’s why it’s so dangerous

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Aluminum is a key ingredient in MANY vaccines: Here’s why it’s so dangerous by: Vicki Batts for Natural News If it isn’t one toxic ingredient, it’s another. While mercury-containing thimerosal may not be widely used in vaccines these days, that doesn’t make Big Pharma’s inoculations any safer. Aluminum is a common vaccine ingredient — and it’s typically used as an adjuvant in order to purposely agitate the immune system. Unsurprisingly, there is a substantial body of evidence which indicates that aluminum is a potential health hazard. In spite of the obvious, aluminum…

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When chemotherapy fails, science turns to… flaxseeds?

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When chemotherapy fails, science turns to… flaxseeds? by: Isabelle Z. for Natural News Chemotherapy remains a popular treatment for cancer patients, but that’s mostly due to its profit potential and a lack of alternatives rather than its efficacy. In fact, as far as treatments go, it leaves a lot to be desired, ravaging patients’ bodies without providing meaningful progress in many cases. Now, researchers are looking back to nature to make up for chemotherapy’s shortcomings. In a new study, Italian researchers looked at whether flaxseed could enhance the effects of…

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Study Finds Link Between Gut Health And Muscle Strength

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Study Finds Link Between Gut Health And Muscle Strength from Natural Blaze The microorganisms living in the intestines could help with muscle growth and function, opening new doors to interventions for age-related skeletal muscle loss, an international research team led by Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) has found. Through a series of strength and movement-related exercises conducted on mice, the team comprising researchers from Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, France, UK, US, and Australia, found that mice with gut microbes had stronger skeletal muscles that can produce more energy when compared…

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