Why Thermography Is The Best Way To Check For Breast Cancer
Early detection is key to beating breast cancer. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, try this alternative breast exam method.
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Here’s Why Dherbs Uses Vegetarian-Based Capsules
Are you curious about what the Dherbs capsules are made of? This article explores why Dherbs uses vegetarian-based capsules.
The Pros And Cons Of Hybrid Foods
There will constantly be a debate over the topic of hybrid foods, so we are here to present you with the pros and cons.
The 8 Foods You Think Are Vegan But Are Not
Processed foods and added chemicals are all around us. You’ll be surprised at the fact that some foods you think are vegan are actually not.
Study: 85% of Tampons Contain Monsanto’s ‘Cancer Causing’ Glyphosate
Scientists have found glyphosate, the key ingredient in Monsanto’s Roundup, in cotton products like gauze, swabs, wipes, tampons and sanitary pads Source: 85% of Tampons Contain Monsanto’s ‘Cancer Causing’ Glyphosate Although this study was small and conducted...
Why Are We Accepting Less Healthy, Lower Quality Options From Food Companies?
What do the European Union, Japan, Brazil, Australia, and China have in common? They all require GMO labeling. The United States, on the other hand, does not. In fact, there’s a strong lobbying effort in the United...
What Does Organic Really Mean?
Did you know that in the United States, the word organic has a legal definition? This article will tell you exactly what it does and doesn’t mean. You’ll be surprised.
The Argument Against GMO’s
In honor of National Corn on the Cob Day, we’d like to talk a little bit about GMO’s. Let’s have the excellent website No GMO Project give us a primer: What are GMOs? GMOs (or “genetically modified...
Are We Eating Rotten Apples?
Instead of purchasing the delicious, fresh apples from your supermarket, you might be buying something completely different. Something you probably do not want to eat.
Beware of Hybrid and Genetically Engineered Foods!
” Hybrids tend to be vigorous growers, uniformity of shape and earlier more sustained flowering, larger flowers or vegetables, or larger fruits. Heirloom or Open Pollinated (OP) plants are simply varieties that are capable of producing seeds...
