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Ragweed is bad for those with hay allergies, but it’s great for protecting nerves against Alzheimer’s
Natural News - Nov 25th 2019 8:15am EST
(Natural News) The common ragweed (Ambrosia artemisiifolia) is, all at once, a backyard weed, an allergen – and a potential treatment for Alzheimer’s disease. In a recent paper, researchers from Seoul National University (SNU) have identified compounds in ragweed that can protect brain cells from peptides present in Alzheimer’s. Weed, medicinal plant and potential treatment In the northern… […]“Decarbonize” means DEPOPULATION, because humans are carbon-based organisms… AOC, Bernie Sanders are actually promoting extermination of humans
Natural News - Nov 23rd 2019 11:15pm EST
(Natural News) Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) and failed presidential candidate Bernie Sanders have together unveiled a new piece of legislation that they claim will help to “decarbonize” America’s public housing stock – which is just code for depopulation. The “Green New Deal for Public Housing Act,” as they’re calling it, would require $180 billion in… […]Study finally confirms “inflammatory theory” of heart disease: Findings can be used to develop new treatments that minimize stroke risk
Natural News - Nov 23rd 2019 11:13pm EST
(Natural News) Many people know that plaque buildup is a precursor for heart disease, but what can be done to target this condition? In a recent study published in Nature Medicine, a team from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York identified a specific immune cell found in arterial plaque in those who recently suffered a stroke or… […]Twitter accelerates BAN of independent journalists as Big Tech’s war on truth goes on steroids
Natural News - Nov 23rd 2019 11:13pm EST
(Natural News) Suppression of free speech on the internet is rapidly becoming a societal norm, at least across the Big Tech spectrum of social media and search engine platforms. And none other than Twitter is helping to lead the way in outlawing all independent journalism from ever reaching your eyes or ears online. Under the… […]Microorganisms in the gut boost the immune system’s ability to fight a herpes virus that can cause fatal brain inflammation
Natural News - Nov 23rd 2019 1:08pm EST
(Natural News) A recent study from the Beckman Research Institute in California revealed a surprising link between gut bacteria and inflammation. The findings, which were published in the journal Nature Communications, identified an envelope molecule from Bacteroides fragilis to have anti-inflammatory properties. According to the researchers, the molecule – which they called capsular polysaccharide A (PSA) – promotes protective and anti-inflammatory responses during… […]Keep moving for better health: Even 10 minutes of vigorous physical activity can help lower death risk
Natural News - Nov 23rd 2019 1:07pm EST(Natural News) Researchers from the U.S. and China recently revealed that any type of physical activity could reduce overall death risk. The study, published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, found that even 10 minutes of moderate, leisurely activities – like walking and gardening – can reduce the risk of all-cause death. This correlation increased more for… […]
Dust mite allergies: Symptoms, treatments and prevention
Natural News - Nov 23rd 2019 1:06pm EST
(Natural News) Allergies are uncomfortable and inconvenient. If you’ve been suffering from allergies and skin irritation all year round, the culprit may be right in your home: dust mites. If you have dust mite allergies, you need to know the common symptoms of the condition and how to prevent allergy attacks. What are dust mites?… […]After banning citizens from owning firearms, New Zealand parliament passes euthanasia law to allow socialized medicine “suicides” of all citizens
Natural News - Nov 23rd 2019 11:55am EST
(Natural News) In a 69-51 vote, New Zealand’s parliament has voted to pass the so-called “End of Life Choice Bill,” which would legalize both euthanasia and assisted suicide for people over the age of 18 who suffer from terminal illnesses that have the potential to end their lives within six months. The controversial legislation recently… […]Discredited SPLC now claims group of singing nuns is a “hate group” … while bigoted, violent Leftists are characterized as “tolerant”
Natural News - Nov 23rd 2019 11:52am EST
(Natural News) The Southern Poverty Law Center is regularly cited by Leftist Democrats and their like-minded propagandists in the “mainstream” media as ‘the authority’ on “hate groups.” But the fact is, the SPLC is the real hate group. There are nothing but haters who work for this organization, and this becomes obvious when the group… […]10 natural methods to get a good night’s sleep
Natural News - Nov 23rd 2019 11:48am EST
(Natural News) Sleeping is essential to a person’s physical and mental health. However, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that one in three American adults does not get enough sleep each night. Not getting enough sleep can lead to many health problems, including obesity, cardiovascular disease, and depression. Moreover, a drowsy person is more likely to… […]We see you! US Army working on “Google Earth on steroids” 3D map that can simulate the inside of buildings
Natural News - Nov 22nd 2019 1:56pm EST
(Natural News) If you thought Google Earth was rather revealing, then you’re about to feel naked in your own home. The U.S. military wants to take 3-D maps a step further and penetrate walls. The U.S. military is currently developing a “Google Earth on steroids” that can see inside buildings and simulate functional indoor spaces…. […]Green tea found to have practical antioxidant applications for preserving stored food
Natural News - Nov 22nd 2019 1:55pm EST
(Natural News) Many food companies today use synthetic antioxidants to preserve food. While these can prevent or delay lipid oxidation — the leading cause of chemical degradation in foods, these can be harmful to human health. For this reason, researchers from the State University of Maringa in Brazil looked at the potential use of green tea, a… […]Clindamycin: This commonly used antibiotic can cause negative side effects worse than the conditions it treats
Natural News - Nov 22nd 2019 1:54pm EST
(Natural News) Antibiotics may be one of the greatest advances in modern medicine, but that does not mean they are not without their failings. In addition to the wider issue of growing antibiotic resistance giving way to superbugs, there’s also the fact that individual antibiotics aren’t always worth the benefits they provide. Case in point:… […]Optogenetics and your brain: Researchers study the therapeutic potential of light
Natural News - Nov 22nd 2019 1:53pm EST
(Natural News) Can light restore vision to blind people and help treat paralysis in patients with Parkinson’s disease? German researchers have recently examined the possibility of stimulating light-sensitive proteins to achieve therapeutic effects on various health conditions. Optogenetics is a technique that manages processes in the brain through light-based stimulation. It achieves its effects through… […]Diabolical wasp turns spiders into zombie slaves by hacking their hormones
Natural News - Nov 22nd 2019 1:52pm EST
(Natural News) Around the world, parasitoid wasps use spiders as the host for their babies. Researchers recently found that the wasps take advantage of the spiders’ hormone to force their victims into doing their bidding. A wasp starts the gruesome series of events by laying an egg on the body of a spider. Its larva feeds on… […]Adding more fruits to your diet – while cutting back on fats – can help prevent breast cancer deaths
Natural News - Nov 22nd 2019 8:04am EST
(Natural News) Eating a diet with more fruits and less fat can reduce the risk of mortality from breast cancer in women, according to a recent study in JAMA Oncology. The large-scale study, which followed nearly 49,000 women over two decades, is different from earlier studies, which settled for observing dietary habits to draw health conclusions…. […]Sweet hope for people with multiple sclerosis: Chemicals in chocolate shown to reduce fatigue
Natural News - Nov 22nd 2019 8:02am EST
(Natural News) Good news for chocolate lovers who are also suffering from multiple sclerosis: Researchers from Oxford Brookes University in the U.K. confirmed that flavonoids in cocoa help fight fatigue. These chemicals possess anti-inflammatory properties that may be especially beneficial for people with multiple sclerosis. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disorder that affects nearly… […]Disease prevention and bone health: 5 Things people with diabetes need to know about osteoporosis
Natural News - Nov 22nd 2019 8:00am EST
(Natural News) Managing diabetes is already difficult, but unbeknownst to many, it also increases the risk of other diseases. Diabetes and some of its treatments can weaken the bones and increase the possibility of fractures. Without proper control, diabetics may develop osteoporosis. People with osteoporosis lose bone density, making them more likely to sustain fractures. When bones… […]WSJ exposes Google’s search engine fraud and blatant lies about not manually intervening in search engine results… BLACKLIST of sites includes NaturalNews.com
Natural News - Nov 22nd 2019 5:31am EST
(Natural News) The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) recently conducted an investigation into the goings on at tech giant Google, revealing that the world’s most popular search engine does, in fact, manually interfere with search results to favor leftist politics and causes. Multiple WSJ reporters worked together over the course of several months to unearth the… […]Hypocrites and criminals: Very same tech companies banning independent media also signing on to sham “Protect Press Freedom” initiative
Natural News - Nov 22nd 2019 5:31am EST
(Natural News) In a hilariously shocking display of flagrant disingenuity, the fake news media, in conjunction with Big Tech, is joining up with a new national campaign known as “Protect Press Freedom” that, get this, claims to stand in solidarity for a free and uncensored press. Representing everything that defiles free speech and the First… […]Vitamin C and other antioxidants can prevent cell toxicity linked to the water contaminant hexavalent chromium
Natural News - Nov 22nd 2019 5:31am EST
(Natural News) Antioxidants such as vitamin C are often taken to boost immunity and prevent diseases, but these substances can also be used against a water contaminant called hexavalent chromium. This chemical contaminates the water supply in about 200 million American homes. Researchers from Olivet Nazarene University in Bourbonnais, Illinois discovered that vitamin C and other… […]Experts say your face is designed for better gesturing and non-verbal communication
Natural News - Nov 22nd 2019 5:31am EST
(Natural News) Humans wordlessly communicate with others by moving their eyebrows and other facial features in unique ways. A study suggests that the heavy use of non-verbal communication might have influenced the evolution of human faces to grow softer and more malleable over time. The softer the face, the easier it is to move its… […]Research team uses metamaterials to create an “acoustic telescope” that can transmit messages to an individual in a crowd
Natural News - Nov 22nd 2019 5:31am EST
(Natural News) A recently developed “acoustic telescope” uses light-manipulating techniques to transmit and pick up sounds over long distances. Acoustic metamaterials make it possible for the device to target people at a distance and project sounds into their heads. Academics from the University of Sussex and their colleagues at the University of Bristol demonstrated how they… […]Moderate wine and beer intake can potentially improve cardiovascular health
Natural News - Nov 22nd 2019 5:31am EST
(Natural News) In this study, researchers from Spain examined the associations of moderate alcohol intake and the type of alcoholic beverage with metabolic and inflammatory biomarkers. Their findings were published in the journal Nutrition Research. Scientific evidence of the association between moderate alcohol intake and blood cardiometabolic marker levels is inconsistent and difficult to interpret for… […]Hypovitaminosis D a potential link in bowel symptoms in obese patients
Natural News - Nov 22nd 2019 5:31am EST
(Natural News) In this study, researchers from the US investigated the association between hypovitaminosis D and medically complicated obesity with bowel symptoms. Their findings were published in the journal Nutrition Research. Hypovitaminosis D is common in people with obesity and Type 2 diabetes. This condition is also associated with depressive symptoms. Because antidepressants can improve global… […]