Tag: Health

Arizona Bill Would Establish Parental Choice On Vaccines, Reject Federal Narrative

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Arizona Bill Would Establish Parental Choice On Vaccines, Reject Federal Narrative By Davis Taylor for Natural Blaze GNN Note – So, the state is going to ALLOW US to make a decision that was already granted by God?! How very “woke” of them. ****** A bill prefiled in the Arizona House would strengthen parental rights to make vaccination decisions and push back against any future federal vaccine mandates. On December 11, 2019, State Rep. John Fillmore (R-Apache Junction) prefiled House Bill 2050 (HB2050), which would give parents of children who are…

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How Plants Can Improve Your Work Life

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How Plants Can Improve Your Work Life from Natural Blaze A study out of the University of Hyogo in Awaji, Japan, details the stress-reducing benefits to office workers that even a small plant situated within easy viewing can impart. Masahiro Toyoda, Yuko Yokota, Marni Barnes, and Midori Kaneko explored the practical use of indoor plants to boost mental health among employees typically removed from exposure to healthy green environments. Their findings are illustrated in their article “Potential of a Small Indoor Plant on the Desk for Reducing Office Workers’ Stress”…

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Shocking: 5 food ingredients you may be UNAWARE cause uncontrollable weight gain

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Shocking: 5 food ingredients you may be UNAWARE cause uncontrollable weight gain by: S.D. Wells for Natural News Whether or not your New Year’s resolution is to lose weight, one thing is for sure, if you eat all the wrong “food stuff,” it may not matter how often or how hard you work out, because you could be in for a rude awakening. One third of all Americans are considered overweight or “fat,” and at least half of those people who “carry extra luggage” are also considered obese. At least one hundred million Americans are…

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What’s an anti-inflammatory diet? Understand its benefits and which type is right for you

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What’s an anti-inflammatory diet? Understand its benefits and which type is right for you by: Edsel Cook for Natural News These days, you can find many “anti-inflammatory diets” – some, even touted by big names. They all share the same basic idea — consume healthy foods that fight inflammation in the body while avoiding unhealthy edibles that may trigger that process. Inflammation is a process of the immune system that protects the body against disease. It is an immune response that triggers when an irritant appears inside the body and starts…

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16-Year-Old Teen Develops Armor That “Blocks” Radiation During Cancer Treatments, Reducing Exposure By 16%

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16-Year-Old Teen Develops Armor That “Blocks” Radiation During Cancer Treatments, Reducing Exposure By 16% By Amanda Froelich for Natural Blaze Meet Macinley Butson, a young inventor who has received international recognition for her efforts to protect women from excess radiation during breast cancer treatments. Thanks to her ingenuity, the copper SMART armor has the potential to save countless lives. Butson has always been fascinated by science. Only after her father, who works in medical physics, discussed his experience with ineffective cancer treatments did Macinley consider how she could add to the field. Knowing…

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Whooping Cough Outbreak Despite A 100 Percent Vaccination Rate Forces School Closure In Texas

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Whooping Cough Outbreak Despite A 100 Percent Vaccination Rate Forces School Closure In Texas By Arjun Walia for Natural Blaze GNN Note – But, but, but… I thought vaccines were safe and EFFECTIVE! huh! You can’t see my shocked face at this headline, because I don’t have one. ****** The Facts: A recent whooping cough outbreak a school in Houston, Texas has forced an early school closure. This outbreak is happening despite the fact that 100 percent of the children have been vaccinated. Reflect On: How effective are vaccines? Are there…

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What Are The Benefits of Doing 50 Squats a Day?

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What Are The Benefits of Doing 50 Squats a Day? by M.D. Creekmore for MD Creekmore It is no more a secret, that to stay healthy and fit there is no better option than exercising well and daily. A fifteen-minute to half an hour session of exercise can do wonders for your health and overall wellness. Well, to begin with, you must know that about 90 percent of health disorders are caused due to our lazy and sedentary lifestyles and as a result of obesity and weight. And what is…

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Falls, inactivity and lifestyle habits: 10 Risk factors that can increase osteoporosis risk

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Falls, inactivity and lifestyle habits: 10 Risk factors that can increase osteoporosis risk By Grace Olson for Prevention Osteoporosis refers to the weakening of the bones that makes them more prone to fractures. According to the International Osteoporosis Foundation, around 54 million Americans either already have this condition or low bone mass that puts them at risk of osteoporosis. While there are natural risk factors for this condition to watch out for, there are some factors that can be prevented with proper preparation, practice and lifestyle changes. Natural risk factors for osteoporosis One of the key problems…

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Set yourself straight: How to improve body posture

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Set yourself straight: How to improve body posture By Grace Olson for Prevention,news When you’re sitting down comfortably against a sofa or an armchair, it’s difficult to keep a straight, “proper” posture. This sentiment applies to different positions as well, such as standing, facing the computer and even lying down. However, posture contributes to your health a lot more than you think. Taking measures to improve it may offer better sleep and moods. What does bad posture look like? Posture refers to the positioning of the body. While bad posture may seem harmless…

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These 3 Toxins Have the Largest Impact on Your Life Span

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These 3 Toxins Have the Largest Impact on Your Life Span by Dr. Joseph Mercola for Mercola Your biological age can provide a good clue about your longevity, far more so than your chronological age. Your biological age refers to the state of your cells — they can be younger or older than your calendar age, which means you’re aging slower or faster than expected. Environmental exposures have a lot to do with biological or cellular aging and, according to a December 2019 study1,2 published in The Journals of Gerontology, lead, mercury…

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