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Apr 19, 2013
There are extremely dangerous indications that our police forces in the Dominion of Canada [aka Canada, THE CROWN, etc.] are becoming not only militarized, but also anti-individual sovereign supreme human rights.
   This is part 8 of my 39 Steps from Slavery to a Citizen-Ruler/Freeman-on-the-Land Manual. If you have not already done so please be sure to read my Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7....[full story]
Apr 5, 2013
Physical Therapy as Good as Surgery for Osteoarthritic Knees and Torn Meniscus
Arthroscopic knee surgery for osteoarthritis is one of the most unnecessary surgeries performed today, as it works no better than a placebo surgery....[full story]
Apr 5, 2013
Extreme food allergy condition spreading among U.S. children
Imagine having a food allergy condition so severe that you could only eat a few select foods without vomiting uncontrollably, developing extreme fatigue and becoming gravely ill. This is what young Tyler Trovato of St. James, New York, and a growing number of American children now face, as an extreme food allergy condition known as Food Protein Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES) spreads across the country....[full story]
Apr 5, 2013
USDA caves to food industry pressures, approves three new toxic meat preservatives
After intense lobbying by Kraft Foods Global Inc. and Kemin Food Technologies, the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), a division of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), has agreed to reverse existing regulations that prohibit the use of three toxic meat preservatives....[full story]
Apr 5, 2013
Discover a safe alternative to mammography and prevent cancer - naturally
Has your family doctor or GYN ever talked to you about "breast thermography"? This is a simple, non-invasive way of accessing your risk for breast cancer - yet most conventionally-trained physicians have no idea about its benefits. Although a surprising fact to most people, medical thermography has been around since the 1970's and approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1982 for breast cancer detection and risk assessment - as an adjunct to mammography....[full story]
Apr 5, 2013
Could placenta be the key to postpartum recovery?
Jodi Selander remembers how she felt after giving birth to her first child in 2005. It wasn't a pleasant feeling. "After she was born, I felt like I had been hit by a truck," said Selandar, from Nevada. "It was overwhelming. My mood was poor, and I was exhausted. Everything felt so hard."...[full story]
Apr 5, 2013
3 weight-loss mistakes
When I gained more than 20 pounds after college, I had no idea how to lose the weight. I knew I wasn't taking the best care of myself (I was eating fattening foods and skipping my workouts), but I didn't know how to start....[full story]
Apr 5, 2013
Heart Disease: ‘Healthy Heart’ Advice That Is Anything But
There’s a lot of misinformation out there, especially when it comes to heart disease and dietary advice. The most deeply entrenched dietary myth of all time, has got to be the fear of saturated fats. New research shows this myth has probably been killing people for decades. Red flag warning If your doctor diagnoses you ...[full story]
Apr 5, 2013
Decreased melatonin secretion associated with higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes
Mutations in the melatonin receptor associated with insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes -- and lower nocturnal melatonin secretion was associated with increased insulin resistance...[full story]
Apr 5, 2013
Government employees in Canada earn 12 per cent more, on average, than equivalent private-sector workers
Public-sector workers at the federal, provincial, and municipal level across Canada earned wages 12.0 per cent higher, on average, than their private-sector counterparts in 2011, reveals a new report from the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan Canadian think-tank....[full story]
Apr 5, 2013
Consent of the governed – the Citizen-Rulers – An Freedom Alert from Trueman Tuck and Friends of Freedom International
The existence of our individual human being inalienable rights, freedom and liberties as Freeman/Freeman-on-the-Land or Citizen Rulers has in theory been the basis of the De Jure Traditional British/Canadian Constitutional Common Law for over 800 years and evolved from the over a thousand years of Judeo-Christian spiritual concepts all based upon equality under the Rule of Law in a Free-Will consensual contract between the governed and the State/Government [known as THE CROWN] Rulers....[full story]
Mar 19, 2013
Whole Foods Vows to Label GMOs by 2018
Whole Foods recently announced the health food giant will make labeling of genetically engineered (GE) ingredients mandatory in its American and Canadian stores by 2018....[full story]
Mar 19, 2013
Five ways to strengthen your immunity using simple food choices
The best way to avoid developing colds, influenza, and other viral diseases this winter is not to go out and get more vaccines and over-the-counter drugs. Your immune system is fully equipped to thwart these conditions naturally on its own, provided you feed it the nutrients it needs in order to maintain homeostasis. Here are five ways to strengthen your immune system naturally using simple food choices:...[full story]
Mar 19, 2013
The truth is out: These 'bad' things are actually really good for you
Though it may come as a surprise to some, many of the dietary and lifestyle "villains" that we have all been told to avoid for the sake of our health are actually good for us. However, a constant onslaught of misinformation from regulatory and health authorities on the subject has bred considerable confusion, which is costing many people their lives and livelihoods. To help clear the air on the matter and perpetuate truth, here are five so-called "bad" things that are actually really good for you:...[full story]
Mar 19, 2013
Cancer cases projected to skyrocket to one in two men in the future: How will you prevent it?
This is from a finding for future cancer rates in the UK. Currently, it is just under that risk rate, just under one for every two or 44 percent. It's no surprise that the numbers are almost the same in the U.S. for both men and women....[full story]
Mar 19, 2013
Food cravings engineered by industry
Standing in her kitchen in downtown Toronto chopping vegetables for dinner, Pat Guillet is aware she has entered the battleground....[full story]
Mar 19, 2013
Is acne caused by a 'bad' strain of bacteria?
Teenagers are faced with a myriad of challenges while growing up, one of which is acne, which affects four out of five Americans between the ages of 12 and 24. Thankfully though, there are effective treatments available right now that work to combat acne and ultimately reduce the damage caused by severe acne breakouts. However, a recent study has shed new light on the problem and may change the way that acne treatments work in the future....[full story]
Mar 19, 2013
The dangers of energy drinks
Energy drinks have been getting a lot of press these days – and with their growing popularity in children and teenagers, parents are questioning the safety of these beverages....[full story]
Mar 19, 2013
THE U.S. MEDICAL SYSTEM IS THE NATION'S NUMBER ONE KILLER
Ideas for reducing unnecessary, preventable deaths in this country have been in the news a lot lately. Where shall we begin? Annual gun related homicides total about 11,000 and automobile fatalities are about 35,000 per year....[full story]
Mar 19, 2013
It's not a 'haircut' - it's THEFT when governments loot your private bank accounts
This use of the term "haircut" to describe government theft of private banking accounts has got to stop. It's not a haircut, it's outright thievery. When a person breaks into your home with a gun and steals your jewelry or cash, do we call that a "haircut?" Of course not. It's a criminal act, not a trip to the salon....[full story]