• Israel bans fluoridation of drinking water

    Taking a major step toward protecting the health of its citizens, the Supreme Court of Israel has ruled that the nation will stop fluoridating its water supplies. When the new law goes into effect, in summer of 2014, no community in Israel will be

  • Yet more science proves breastfeeding boosts IQs of babies

    Nurturing a baby through breastfeeding is a proven method of care that boosts a child's IQ. A new study out of Boston, published in the AMA Journal of Pediatrics, points out that the longer a child is breastfed, the higher their IQ will be. The correlation was made

  • Expensive medications rendered useless by gut bacteria

    The human body appears to have its own built-in safety mechanism for breaking down questionable pharmaceutical components and rendering them inactive. A recent study published in the journal Science reveals that gut flora, which naturally populate human

  • Ten-year study establishes link between bad relationships and depression

    If you buy into the medical propaganda that depression is the result of a chemical imbalance, then you've bought into just that – propaganda. We've yet to see the evidence of those mysterious chemical imbalances, even though trillions of dollars are made

  • Medical application of ‘graphene foam’ in neural stem cell therapy

    Neural stem cell (NSC) based therapy holds promise for treating numerous neurological disorders. In this treatment, NSCs require scaffolds to provide micro-environments for their growth and differentiation. In 2011, Korean researchers had reported that graphene…

  • Amazing antioxidant and disease fighting properties of melatonin

    Melatonin is a naturally occurring compound found in mammals, plants and microbes that in animals fluctuates on a daily cycle. In mammals melatonin is secreted into the blood stream by the pineal gland in the brain and is known as the “hormone of darkness.”That is,