By Staff
Published 8/19/2010
Recently an email titled, “Cancer Update from John Hopkins Hospital, US – Please Read,” began circulating arond the internet within the alternative health community. In most of these emails the spelling of Johns Hopkins Hospital is spelled incorrectly.... >>read more<< |
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By Staff
Published 5/22/2010
Poland’s Health Minister, Ewa Kopacz, was heavily criticized for her decision not to purchase the swine flu vaccines. The Polish Ombudsman, Janusz Kochanowski (appointed as the mediary for citizen rights) threatened to sue... >>read more<< |
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By Michael Edwards
Published 4/14/2010
I’ve seen the most beautiful tears in the world, and the saddest laughter... >>read more<< |
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By Allene Edwards
Published 4/13/2010
My son, Joel, and I went out yesterday for lunch at a Mexican restaurant, arriving minutes before the lunch buffet ended. I ordered from the menu, but Joel headed for the buffet.... >>read more<< |
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By Jeanne Weierheiser
Published 1/10/2010
The indoctrination of corporate thinking begins at a very young age. We begin this process by allowing our children to believe that things are more important than people. If you have more than one child, how often have you bought two of something in the name of fairness? When young children fight over a toy, the resolution is usually determined by who owns it, or they’re forced to share, a solution that guarantees resentment. Right out of the gate we unwittingly teach our children that things are more... >>read more<< |
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By Allene Edwards
Published 1/8/2010
I was a senior in high school the first time I attempted a natural cure. One day my glands swelled up and my throat hurt so badly I could barely swallow. I looked like I had the mumps. I'd read about the curative properties of vitamin C. At lunch, I drove to the drug store and bought a big bottle of chewable vitamin C. I chewed a handful of tablets and continued to eat one or two every fifteen minutes. By the end of the day all of my symptoms had vanished. >>read more<< |
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By Allene Edwards
Published 1/7/2010
In my years of naiveté, the words “big business” meant industry, lots of jobs, lots of money, philanthropy. Corporate America was dependable, responsible. Men and women chose a career, worked until retirement, and then lived off their pensions. Corporations were benevolent structures, the backbone of the American economy. >>read more<< |
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By Michael Edwards
Published 1/6/2010
People have asked me how hard it is to cure cancer or diabetes. These are actually two of the easiest "incurable" diseases to rid your body of. The hard part is to change one's way of thinking. The hardest thing to get rid of is the brainwashing that conventional wisdom has instilled into the modern American. >>read more<< |
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By Michael Edwards
Published 1/5/2010
In the morning we have a smoothie with strawberries, banana, fresh apple juice, kale and a raw egg. I also put in total nutrition powder, but that's a supplement, and UDO's oil with DHA. The smoothie is delicious and will give you all of the nutrition you need for your whole day. Never ever eat raw eggs unless they are organic. I don't mean free range, or cage free, they must be organic, or they are dangerous. Raw organic eggs are extremely good for you, they're a super food, and a great way to get very easily digestible protein. Once you cook them they lose all their value. >>read more<< |
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By Allene Edwards
Published 1/4/2010
I grew up believing vaccinations were safe - well, almost safe. Once my neck and jaw swelled up and we were pretty sure I had the mumps, except for the weird sore on my mouth. Turns out, I had scratched my smallpox vaccination then re-inoculated myself by scratching my lip. This time the infection had entered my lymph glands rather than my bloodstream. I recovered within a few days. >>read more<< |
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By Jeanne Weierheiser
Published 8/8/2009
The call to action regarding green matters in social media is incredibly inspiring. I've found that my participation in social networks online has increased my passion and my commitment to living sustainably. Signing in to tweetdeck in the morning and touching base with like-minded people throughout the day on networks like twitter and facebook keeps me inspired and motivated to find more... >>read more<< |
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By Jeanne Weierheiser
Published 7/8/2009
As a mom of three young children, I think mothers lead the pack when it comes to excessive consumption. Just look at what we buy! Moms, I promise you, your children will not shrivel up and dehydrate if they don't have a drink every 15 minutes-- enough with the juiceboxes! In fact, drop the juice addiction altogether. Water's what they really need. And the prepackaged snacks? Even the organic kind? Not healthy! You know what's healthy and sustainable? An apple. From a tree. >>read more<< |
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By Jeanne Weierheiser
Published 6/27/2009
I'm not one of those people who can have a cup of coffee and then lay down for a nap. In fact I can't drink coffee passed 2 pm or I'm up all night. This is a problem, since I already said once I start drinking coffee, I can't stop. Coffee is my crack! >>read more<< |
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By OLM Staff
Published 6/12/2009
Understanding both healthy & not so healthy sugars with their Glycemic Index. >>read more<< |
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By Jeanne Weierheiser
Published 6/10/2009
If my 8 year old were to dump his morning bowl of cereal on the kitchen floor, he knows, without a doubt, that he'd have to clean it up. That's a logical consequence for his behavior. Why can't we use this same logic when dealing with businesses that pollute? Isn't cleaning up after themselves a natural, logical, and reasonable consequence? >>read more<< |
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