Cloves are small, sharp, and tough. On the first inspection, they definitely do not look like anything that should be consumed by humans, and in fact, their name comes from the Latin word for nails, most likely due to their appearance. On closer inspection, however, cloves have a deliciously inviting smell like no other spice and proves to be a much more pleasant attractant ... Continue Reading
The 4 Effects of Air Pollution That You Need to Know
Air pollution has been on the rise since the beginning of the industrial revolution, when people initially began burning fossil fuel in large quantities as a primary energy source. At its essence air pollution is a buildup of harmful particulates within the earth’s atmosphere, including carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, volatile organic compounds, and compounds emitted from ... Continue Reading
Alkaline Diet and Blood pH Myths Exposed
Before diving deep into the myths surrounding the alkaline or blood pH diet, perhaps it’s a good idea to start off with what is it that it gets right. Like many trends in the diet world, they are built on a foundation of scientific facts, but these foundations are then misinterpreted or applied in various ways that are not scientifically proven. An example is the now infamous ... Continue Reading
A Promising Laser Therapy for Prostate Cancer
In a new study, laser therapy cured nearly 50% of patients with prostate cancer. This post from Futurism gives a low-down on this promising new treatment. IN BRIEF Vascular targeted photodynamic therapy uses optical fibers, bacteria from the ocean floor, and lasers to treat prostate cancer. In a trial for the treatment, only six percent of those who had cancer in ... Continue Reading
The Secrets of the Cancer Industry’s Monopoly with Big Pharma
The truth behind the cancer industry continues to come to light. Today we would like to reveal the true history of chemotherapy and the big pharma monopoly! In 2016, approximately 1,685,210 new cases of cancer will be diagnosed in the United States alone, and approximately 600,000 people will die from the disease. The number of new cancer cases is 454.8 per 100,000 men and ... Continue Reading