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Dr. Mercola Vitamin D research continues to impress upon us the importance of appropriate sun exposure as the ideal way to optimize your vitamin D levels. Winter limits sun exposure for many up to six months of the year. During those times, your next best bet would be artificial UVB …

RT.com Over 90 percent of children’s furniture on the market is laced with flame-retardant chemicals linked to infertility, thyroid disease, neurodevelopmental problems, cancer and other illnesses, according to a new study. The nonprofit Center for Environmental Health analyzed 42 pieces of children’s furniture containing polyurethane foam purchased at locations across …

An old Native American proverb goes something like this, “Only the government thinks that it can cut a foot off of one side of a blanket, sew it to the other side of the blanket, and get a longer blanket.” The practice of daylight savings time is laughable. The fact …

By Steven Nelson USNews.com   Researcher says cannabinoids might treat cancer as well as billion-dollar drugs A British researcher has found that cannabinoids, a term for chemicals derived from marijuana, can kill leukemia cells, and he expects clinical trials for new medications to begin soon. The findings, published in the …

A new Spanish study published in BMC Medicine says a little wine can go a long way. Knowing that depression is the most prominent mental disorder in the world and has been related to alcohol intake the authors set out to prospectively assess the association between alcohol intake and incident …

Researchers at Oregon State, in the Linus Pauling Institute, have gained vital insight into why you should listen to mom and, “finish your broccoli.” Broccoli is a cruciferous vegetable, like cabbage, bok choy, cauliflower, and cress, this family of vegetables induces potent anti-proliferative effects in cancer cells. The team at …

[metaslider id=10190] Most of us, when we imagine a plant, visualize it sitting there, growing, waiting around to be pollinated, or even eaten. But did you know that the bunchberry dogwood can move faster than a speeding bullet and tomatoes can summon wasps when they sense they are being eaten by a …