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Health Headlines - July 1 by Meredy Registered Nurse

Posted Thu 23 Oct 2008 2:24pm Health Tip: Moldy Food Alert If your cheese or bread has grown mold, don't merely cut off the moldy part and eat the section that still looks okay. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, mold can grow where you can't see it, especially in high-moisture or porous foods. So if you see mold on foods such as bread, soft cheeses, gr ... Read on »

Did you know that a lot of cleaning and body care products contain carcinogens and TOXIC chemicals! by KRISTINEBACKES Posted Sat 31 Oct 2009 1:24pm Did you know that a lot of cleaning and body care products contain carcinogens and TOXIC chemicals? More and more people are concerned about their families well-being and are interested in better choices. Let me show you how to save money on products that are safer for your family, 95% of our customers STAY customers, we have a 100% satisfaction ... Read on »

Toxic Household Chemical Facts and Statistics by Karen H. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 28 Apr 2009 11:12am Thank you toCynthia LathamVP of research and development, for this very compelling and wonderfully sourced data. Ms. Latham was responsible for helping our company become the firstClimate Neutral Certified Company in 2000 to offset 100% of C02 production. Since 1950, at least 70,000 new chemical compounds have been invented a ... Read on »

Chemical Reaction: The U.S. Response to REACH by Environmental Health Posted Fri 29 Feb 2008 9:00pm Chemical Reaction: The U.S. Response to REACH Formal Correction: This article has been formally corrected to address the following errors. Jump to Har ... Read on »

Every Color of the Rainbow: Food Coloring and their Health Risks by Brett - Sheer Balance Healthy Living Professional

Posted Tue 04 Oct 2011 12:17pm I have fond memories of coloring our Easter eggs as a kid. My mom and I would use the food coloring in our cupboard once a year for this very special occasion. Otherwise, the food coloring just sat there, unused in the dark closet. Mom may have known better than even she realized: In the past I’ve written quite a bit about ingredients and a ... Read on »

Four Horsemen Who Spread The Plague (Bad Health) by Robin P. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 10 Oct 2008 1:19pm A dark plague has crept across the land. Led by four evil horsemen who have been corrupted and enslaved by the master, the plague has cast its shadowy tentacles from sea to sea through towns and cities large and small, sparing no one. The plague is Bad Health. Its master is Greed. And the Four Horsemen who have been corrupted and pervert ... Read on »

The Dark Plague Against Eating Healthy Nutritious Food (Part 3) by Merry K. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 24 Aug 2008 4:10pm In Tony Isaac's article entitled "The Four Horsemen of the Health Apocalypse", he reveals the hidden dangers that are compromising our health in this nation...indeed in the world. This is especially true in nations that have been "westernized" and infected by an attitude of greed and gain. Part 3 of my cov ... Read on »

How to Have a Greener Pregnancy by Eat Happy. Posted Tue 26 Jun 2012 12:08pm Figuring out what to avoid when you’re pregnant can be tricky. Fortunately, scientists have discovered many substances that could be harmful for pregnant women and their babies, making it easier to know what to sidestep. Less is known about some of the newer chemicals in many of the products that we use every day. In these cases, a moderate ... Read on »

Cruciferous Vegetables in Whole Food Multivitamins by Robin P. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 29 Oct 2009 11:01pm We know we should eat more vegetables but how many of us really eat enough of them every single day? And how do we know what a serving really means? I found this really cool site to help on the serving size. It's next to impossible to get my husband to eat veggies, especially the ones like Brussels sprouts! Luckily he supplements with ... Read on »

Coming Clean: Environmental Chemicals, ADHD and Autism. by kulamama Posted Mon 08 Mar 2010 1:49pm Photo: Monroe's Dragonfly I’m sure many of my girlfriends often feel like I’m a wet blanket when it comes to health information…especially environmental health information. My friends can’t put lotion on their kids without apologizing to me first. I laugh, tell them I’m not “that bad” and then offer a plethora of alternatives to the ... Read on »