Bad News About Swimming Pools
7/7/2015According to the CDC, urine and poop in public swimming pools is more common and problematic than you might have...
Read MoreArsenic in Wine
3/28/2015A new report accuses 28 well-known California wineries of selling wine with high arsenic levels.
Read MoreShould Powdered Booze Take a Powder?
3/21/2015Palcohol powdered alcohol mix was just officially cleared for sale in the US by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and...
Read MoreDrinking Up Those Carcinogens
3/3/2015According to new research, soda drinkers are likely to be ingesting a cancer-causing substance on a daily basis.
Read MoreSeafood Linked to Autoimmune Disorders
2/24/2015Consuming seafood with high mercury levels may be associated with autoimmune disorders in women of childbearing age.
Read More“BPA-Free” and Deadly
1/24/2015New studies show that "BPA-free" plastic may be just as bad as the original or even worse-and the original is...
Read MoreThe Right Time of Month to Quit Smoking
1/22/2015For women, the likelihood of quitting smoking may vary quite a bit depending on the time of month you decide...
Read MoreHospital Risks to Preemies
11/27/2014Premature infants who spend the beginning of their lives in an NICU are placed in contact with a significant amount...
Read MoreTeen Smoking Still a Worry
11/22/2014Youth tobacco smoking rates putting millions at risk of premature death. One quarter of all high school students in the...
Read MoreSecondhand Smoke Promotes Weight Gain
11/20/2014A new study out of Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, found that exposure to secondhand smoke over time can...
Read MoreGyms Breed Pollution
11/15/2014New research tells us that the air inside you gym might not be any better than the air on the...
Read MoreAn End to Gray Hair
5/3/2014According to FASEB Journal, an experimental biology publication, there's a new cream under development called PC-KUS, or pseudocatalase, which reverses...
Read MoreSynthetics in Your Food
3/15/2014Hundreds of foods available on your supermarket shelves may use a chemical called azodicarbonamide, which is also used in the...
Read MoreBabies to Get Fluoride Toothpaste
2/22/2014The American Dental Association (ADA) announced last week its recommendation that as soon as babies cut their first tooth, they...
Read MorePesticides and Parkinson’s
2/20/2014New research has found substantial links between the use of several pesticides and Parkinson's disease.
Read MoreThe Facts About Quitting Smoking
2/15/2014While 42 percent of all adult smokers try to quit in a typical year, only four to seven percent succeed.
Read MoreHeavy Metal Hysteria
2/12/2014It seems that heavy metal hysteria is reaching an all-time high in the alternative health community--especially since Mike Adams at...
Read MoreEnergy Efficiency a Health Hazard?
2/6/2014Containing the temperature-controlled air within a house to gain energy efficiency also holds in any radon that is present, and...
Read MoreMemory Decline in Middle-Aged Drinkers
1/30/2014The brain ages approximately six years in the area of memory function for those middle-aged men who have been heavy...
Read MoreFilthy Spices
11/7/2013According to the FDA, if you consume spices regularly, you’re also getting a fair dose of insect parts, rodent droppings,...
Read MoreUSDA to Cut Poultry Inspection
9/12/2013The USDA has proposed that it be allowed to radically cut back on the number of chicken inspectors stationed at...
Read MoreCarbon Monoxide Dangers at Home
9/3/2013External sources of carbon monoxide can seep right through the drywall used in most houses and apartment buildings, quickly reaching...
Read MoreCopper, Iron Implicated in Alzheimer’s
8/31/2013Several reports just came out implicating both copper and iron as triggers for Alzheimer's Disease, a condition that afflicts over...
Read MoreLead Exposure Leads to Suspensions
8/27/2013New research has found that many children who have blood-lead levels of lead lower than 20 mcg (once considered safe)...
Read MoreFighting Fleas
7/27/2013Fleas usually enter people's lives via their pets. Cats and dogs pick them up from other animals or from the...
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