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(Before It's News) Surprised? Monsanto Openly Wrote Own Monsanto Protection Act Written by: Anthony Gucciardi President Obama has signed into law the notorious Monsanto Protection Act legislation hidden inside of the Continuing Resolution spending bill, which protects Monsanto and its genetically

Bayer AG (BAYN) and Syngenta AG (SYNN) outlined a plan to improve bee health in the European Union as they seek to head off a proposed ban on some uses of neonicotinoid insecticides sold by the companies.

A new law is in the making to organise and regulate the practice of alternative medicine like homeopathy and ayurveda in the country, a senior official of the Supreme Council of Health (SCH) has said.

In the "strange but true" category: A recent study shows transferring fecal matter from one person to another works better than current medical therapies to eradicate bacteria from the serious bowel infection Clostridium dificile colitis.

(NaturalNews) Beverage giant PepsiCo has once again partnered with Senomyx, the San Diego, Cal.-based chemical company that gained nationwide attention back in 2011 for using aborted human fetal cells to develop flavor chemicals, to create even more flavor chemicals for its products.

(NaturalNews) Research at the University of Calgary, Faculty of Medicine and other prominent medical schools, have demonstrated that mercury vapor continuously escapes from dental amalgams and 80 percent of this vapor is immediately absorbed through the lungs and into the bloodstream.

(NaturalNews) Ongoing research continues to support the effectiveness of fish oil and omega-3 fatty acid supplements in boosting heart health, lowering blood pressure, easing inflammation and decreasing pain in sufferers of rheumatoid arthritis.

(NaturalNews) It's already bad. Very bad. For the past 25 years, the biotech Dr. Frankensteins have been inserting DNA into food crops. The widespread dangers of this technique have been exposed.

By Jimmy Downs Tuesday march 26, 2013 (foodconsumer.org) -- A new study most recently published in Immunopharmacology and Immunotoxicology suggests that it may be true that vitamin B17 or Amygdalin or laetrile found in Apricot kernels indeed can be used to cure cancer.

A state initiative that would require labels on genetically engineered food was more controversial than members of the Whatcom County Council realized.

SECOND OPINION:Government must ensure that healthy eating is affordable HEALTH PROFESSIONALS in Ireland have been using the “food pyramid” as the basis for healthy eating advice for nearly 20 years.

DuPont Co., the most valuable U.S. chemical maker, lied to a federal court and investors about its right to use Monsanto Co. seed technology as a central part of its defense in a patent lawsuit, a judge ruled.

(Before It's News) Apparently this video was removed from TED's main account, and their YouTube account. Rupert Sheldrake [speaking in the video], an English biochemist, and Graham Hancock, a journalist, were censored by TED; Graham's similar video was removed from the Youtube channel as well.

Jan Silva (2R), a five-year-old child from California, is examined by osteopath Francois Teissedre (R) during a medical check. The parents of Jan Silva, father Scott Silva (L) and mother Mari Maatanen (2L), look on.

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(NaturalNews) Perhaps you've seen it while strolling down the baking aisle at your local health food store -- Swerve, the "all-natural sweetener" with no synthetic chemicals, no aspartame, and no genetically-modified organisms (GMOs).

(NaturalNews) I'm absolutely shocked at how many people don't investigate what's really in the products they swallow. When something is sold as an herb, vitamin, superfood or supplement, they think it's automatically safe.

Do you find something seriously wrong with this scenario? In late 2009, reports of faulty gas pedals, obstructive floor carpets, and failing breaks in Toyota and Lexus vehicles generated uproar across major media networks.

New research shows that aspirin truly deserves its nickname as the wonder drug, since it now has been shown to help fight cancer. It’s naturally found in willow bark, which has been used as herbal medicine for thousands of years.

PARIS (Reuters) - France threatened on Monday to delay the swift start of EU-U.S. trade talks if its red lines on culture and farm produce are not respected.