Dimethylamylamine (DMAA) Linked to Army Deaths
Multiple people have now died from Dimethylamylamine (DMAA). What is DMAA and why is it so harmful?
Category: Health
Caffeine Alters Estrogen in Women
Scientists are finding that caffeine from coffee, tea or soda can seriously affect a woman’s estrogen levels. This can have consequences on ovulation and menopause.
Autism Diagnoses Continue to Explode
Being diagnosed with autism can penalize a child’s future. This comes in the form of not only the stigma of autism. It also relates to the child being subjected to a variety of psychoactive...
Is that Smelly Plastic from China Toxic?
Ever wonder why some rubberized plastic goods made in China have that awful smell? Scientific data illustrates these goods may be outgassing toxins and carcinogens.
Western Medicine Wrong on Salt and Heart Disease
Research confirms that modern medicine’s assumptions about salt have been wrong. Turns out that too little salt leads to heart disease, and it takes triple the amount of salt than previously thought to increase heart disease risk.
Manganese Stops Deadly Shiga Toxin
Research finds that the manganese mineral helps slow the shigella toxin.
Drinking Water Amoeba Keeps Killing People
An amoeba called Naegleria fowleri is infecting drinking water supplies in the U.S. and other Western countries. This is serious, because the amoeba can infect the brain and cause death.
Meat Increases Pancreatic Cancer Risk
Swedish researchers have found that eating red meat significantly increases a man’s risk of pancreatic cancer, and eating processed meats increases both men’s and women’s risk of contracting pancreatic cancer – considered one of...
Hexavalent Chromium Linked to Asthma
Research has confirmed that hexavalent chromium can cause allergic asthma, especially when it is breathed in or found in drinking water supplies.
DHA Algae Not Genetically Modified, Martek Says
The largest producer of algae used to produce omega-3 DHA oil reports that DHA algae are not genetically modified, despite some reports.
Smoking Linked to Skin Cancer
Scientists find that smoking does more than cause lung cancer. Smoking is now linked to skin cancer.
Allergies Slow Brain Function
New research has discovered that allergies can slow brain function, as well as cause lethargy and a loss of energy. The research, led by allergy specialist Talal Nsouli, M.D., an associate professor at Georgetown...
Kombucha Helps Protect the Liver Against Toxins
Research confirms that kombucha tea can help protect the liver against toxins. At the same time, home-brewed kombucha should be consumed with caution.
Some Kids’ Cereals Are More Than Half Sugar
A study of leading U.S. kids cereal brands finds that a number of cereals have up to half and even more than half their weight in refined sugar. The consequences are considerable.
