Natural News

by Admin · April 24, 2018

CDC caught in massive cover-up regarding guns and shootings

The corrupt CDC buried scientific data it had for years, showing that guns are used two million times a year to halt violence and stop crimes in the United States.

Gee, I wonder why the CDC wouldn’t publish those study results?

See the truth here.

3 easy ways to improve your children’s health through nutritionBy Derek Henry | Read the full story

Eating nuts and seeds found to cut your risk of premature death by halfBy Michelle Simmons | Read the full story

Sponsor: Reap the benefits of two nutritional powerhouses with this Pure Microalgae Superfood Blend

Smoking marijuana found to have the same weakening effect on the blood vessels as cigarettesBy Isabelle Z. | Read the full story

Securing the atmosphere: New device being developed to detect airborne chemical warfare agents in real-timeBy Isabelle Z. | Read the full story

Sponsor: Protect your identity from high-tech thieves anytime, anywhere.

Nutritious weeds: Sorrel is a common perennial herb that offers benefits for respiratory healthBy Ralph Flores | Read the full story

Sponsor: Organic, lab-verified storable food supply made completely without junk ingredients or GMOs.

Get heavy metals lab test results for your food, water, supplements or hairOur ICP-MS test kit analyzes your sample for 20 heavy metals and nutritive minerals, including lead, mercury, zinc, aluminum, magnesium and more.

Learn More »

More of Today’s ArticlesChina’s cities filled with proverbial corpses of the rotting “bike share” industry
The mass transfer of wealth from Western nations like the United States to developing ones like China has spurred enormous economic growth in the world’s second largest economy. But with …

USDA scientists are reusing discarded almond shells and hulls to create renewable products, from biodegradable plastics to biofuel
California-based researchers from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) are proud to present a plethora of renewable products from the discarded shells and hulls of almonds. According to an …

Engineers developing low tech solutions to prevent waterborne illnesses in stagnant municipal water systems
Virtually everyone in America is aware of the disaster in Flint, Michigan, in which over 100,000 residents were exposed to dangerously high levels of lead in their drinking water, after the …

Plant cell cultures: Would you eat vegetables grown in a lab if they were nutritious and tasty?
Would you want to eat superfoods grown in a lab? For many people, the latest development in the biotech industry is more hair-raising than it is inspiring. Scientists from the Technical Research …