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Glyphosate Found In 93% of Urine Samples

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Last updated on: May 30, 2016

The Detox Project is a research organization bringing awareness to the public by testing for man-made chemicals in our bodies and in our food. The project gives consumers an accurate report on the levels of glyphosate in their urine. Through… [read]

Immunization Research – Why This Doctor Reversed her Stance on Vaccines

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Last updated on: April 14, 2016

UK based General Practitioner and homeopath, Dr. Jayne Donegan, was formerly a strong supporter of her country’s Universal Childhood Vaccination Programme.  In this article, Dr. Donegan explains the research that led her to change her opinion, and how daring to… [read]

The Most Atrocious, Widely Accepted Human Experiments of All Time

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Last updated on: August 27, 2017

As humans, we have endured plenty of experimentation. Too often we have been unwitting test subjects for disease inducing experiments that were lauded as beneficial, and in some cases, even healthy! However, a few people have started to wake up… [read]

Will the DARK Act Ever Die? What Can We Do?

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Last updated on: March 7, 2016

If we ever wanted to see the end of a piece of legislation, it would be the DARK Act. If you are not familiar with it, this legislation is aimed at taking away our right to know what we are… [read]

The Case for Carob – This Chocolate Alternative Has A Lot to Offer

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Last updated on: March 8, 2016

Cacao growers are facing climate fluctuations along with a growing list of diseases and pests that attack their crops. While the Foundation for a Sustainable Cocoa Economy is on the case (breeding new varieties of cacao and looking for locations… [read]

Dying to Cut – Unnecessary Surgeries You May Want to Avoid, and Why

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Last updated on: January 3, 2016

People respond to financial incentives. Physicians are no exception to this basic rule of human nature. According to Merrit Hawkin’s salary survey, the average compensation for a family general practitioner in 2011 was $178,000. For that same year, the average… [read]