More of Today’s ArticlesThailand’s saraphi flower found to be effective against leukemia; it inhibits growth of cancerous cells
In Thailand, the herb saraphi’s (Mammea siamensis) flowers have traditionally been used to treat heart problems and lower fever, and the herb has also been used for appetite enhancement. …
A species of wild climbing rose found to be effective alternative treatment for diabetes; it inhibits the conversion of starch to sugar
The next big thing in diabetes treatment may just be in your garden. The dog-rose, a hedge plant native to Europe and Africa, has shown antidiabetic properties, according to researchers from …
Liver disease solutions proven to be safe and effective
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), the presence of excess fat in the liver, is approaching epidemic proportions – with experts estimating the prevalence at 20 to 30 percent worldwide. …
Going gluten-free: More fat, sugar and arsenic, less protein and fiber – all for 160 percent more money
Grocery stores are full of products proclaiming their gluten-free status, and this has prompted many people to believe that this is somehow a desirable quality from a health standpoint. While …
Vaccine science analyst Suzanne Humphries receives death threat for daring to oppose the vaccine establishment’s toxic lies
Having devoted many years of her life to selflessly spreading the truth that vaccines maim and kill, Dr. Suzanne Humphries is no stranger to criticism and bullying from the rabid vaccine mafia. …
Rising minimum wage translates to fewer low-level jobs and more robots in the fast food industry
Sometimes the best solution to a problem ends up being the one you’re trying to avoid the most. For example: This is now becoming an issue within the fast food industry, where fast food …
Chocolate for longevity: Great grandmother, 102, attributes her long and healthy life to a daily treat of the dark stuff
If you want to reach the age of 100, eat chocolate every day. A great-great grandmother, who just turned 102 years old on January 16, said that the key to her healthy long life is a daily dose of …
Do you clean your dishwasher? Research finds deadly bacteria linked to food poisoning and heart infections can build up and contaminate your dishes
A new study shows that dishwashers may not be as clean as you think. There could be bits of food, soap, and grease in it that could build up and potentially be an ideal breeding ground for …
U.K. government plans to plant 50 million new trees in coast-to-coast forest megaproject
Northern England is seriously lacking in greenery, but the U.K. government plans to begin fixing this very soon with the start of a new forest planting megaproject. It’s one that will …
U.S. regulators are considering allowing a self-driving car with no pedals or steering wheel on public roads as early as next year
How would you feel if you heard about a self-driving vehicle being tested on public roads, and it didn’t have a backup driver inside it? How about if it didn’t have pedals? Now how …
Rhythmic music aids recovery from stroke: Researchers find percussion therapy helps sufferers regain physical functions
Stroke patients who play percussion instruments, such as drums or cymbals, recover from the impact of stroke. A study discovered that participating in percussion sessions twice a week improved …
FBI now claiming “the dog ate my homework” over lost Peter Strzok text messages (that probably unravel FBI criminality)
In responding to allegations that it intentionally deleted a series of text messages exchanged between former Robert Mueller Special Counsel investigator Peter Strzok and his mistress, Lisa Page, …
Harvesting mushrooms for food and fire: Tips for identifying them
Mushrooms – depending on which ones you pick, they can either be the boon or the bane of any outdoorsman. Just as there are multiple edible and nutrient-filled varieties of mushroom, there are …
A.I. becoming a job threat to radiologists as research shows improved detection rates in X-rays
A new study suggests, that it may only be a matter of time until the radiology profession is rendered entirely obsolete. Not by lack of skills or certifications, but by the rise of highly-trained … |
