New research finds some existing meters have security holes that the next generation does not. http://www.technologyreview.com/news/429587/another-reason-for-smart-electric-meters/ David Talbot Friday, October 19, 2012 For all the concern that next-generation “smart” electric meters are vulnerable to hacks or snooping, some older meters that have been widely used for years could be even less secure, researchers have found….
Anthony Gucciardi NaturalSociety October 22, 2012 In response to the increasing amount of information shedding light on how cell phones can alter the brain in many known and unknown ways, Italy’s Supreme Court centered in Rome has decided to take action. Seeking to protect unknowing consumers with a particular eye on children, whose brain is…
19th October 2012 ByMonaBhattacharya Literature on positive thinking and positive thought has been one of thecornerstonesof the modern-day,mainstreamself-improvement movement in western culture.Almost every technique, school or modality emphasizes the benefits of being positive, but in myexperienceas a healer, being positive can come in the way of being authentic. Concepts such as expressing gratitude and always…
The Reality of Anarchy by Jesse Gendron The word for today is “anarchy”. Some of you are now visualizing massive destruction and the most violent acts of civil disobedience imaginable. The Free Dictionary defines anarchy as: 1. Absence of any form of political authority. 2. Political disorder and confusion. 3. Absence of any cohesive principle,…
Elizabeth Renter NaturalSociety October 16, 2012 If you love reading about natural health, you may already be a little suspicious of every food on your grocer’s shelves. At this point, you are likely a label reader, you check produce stickers to see how far your vegetables have traveled, and you are on the lookout for…
Written by Sally Fallon Morell April 8, 2009 Reprinted from The Weston A. Price Foundation Currently making the rounds on the internet is an article resurrected from a 1999 issue of Vegetarian Times, “22 Reasons to Go Vegetarian.†“Consider making this healthy choice as one of your new year’s resolutions. . .†says the teaser….
10th October 2012 By Raluca Schachter, Contributor One Radio Network There is abundant online information these days about Monsanto, Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) and the most awaited US election in November, where many concerned Californians are eager to vote YES on Prop 37, in order to enable GMOs labeling. Polls show that a high percentage…
Studies Showing Adverse Effects of Isoflavones, 1950-2010 The Weston A. Price Foundation Soy Isoflavone Studies 1950 Sterility in the Rabbit Associated with Soybean Hay Feeding. J Nutr 1950 Dec;42(4):487-500. The study found that those rabbits that had consumed the soybean hay suffered from “partial reproductive failure.†The effects of this were seen in the…
Dan and Sheila Gendron, Contributors One Radio Network Living without the bonds of TV affords me the luxury of having time to read. As my third book this month, I happened to pick the Leon Uris novel, QB VII, written in the 1970s, when there was still something to be proud about in America, and…
By Dan and Sheila Gendron, Contributors One Radio Network If you are reading this on the internet, you obviously follow, quite closely, current events. You keep up on the latest stories about the steps being taken to ensure war in the very near future, about the latest scam by the Fed to rake in more…
Dan and Sheila Gendron, Contributors One Radio Network You should have seen us when we wore RolexesTM, big diamonds and the latest fashions. You should have seen our 3000 sq. ft. house that required a full-time housekeeper and gardeners, not to mention the electric, phone and water bills. You should have seen my long, weekly…
by Raluca Schachter, Contributer One Radio Network You got your blood test results back and you found out your cholesterol level is 300! You panic and listen fearfully to your doctor telling you how the “bad†LDL cholesterol needs to be lowered immediately! Medication? You are hesitating, since you’ve heard about statin’s negative effects on…
The emerging and surprising view of how the enteric nervous system in our bellies goes far beyond just processing the food we eat By Adam Hadhazy As Olympians go for the gold in Vancouver, even the steeliest are likely to experience that familiar feeling of “butterflies” in the stomach. Underlying this sensation is an…
Dan and Sheila Gendron, Contributers One Radio Network Twenty five or so years ago, when we were wading through heaps of hard-copy books on religions, aliens, secrete societies and such, there were precious few others who understood – let alone would bother to research – what was going on and where we as a society/culture…
by Zen Gardner It gets worse by the hour. While France wisely outlawed wi-fi in its schools due to its serious effects on children, more appliances, transmitters, signals, antennas, phone masts, dishes, and electronic gadgetry is being added by the minute. And we’re supposed to be excited about it. The Sinister Assumptive Message “Oh how…
Fear Itself by SurvivingSurvivalism.com Dan and Sheila Gendron, Contributors One Radio Network If we were to pinpoint the one pervasive emotion in society today, it would be fear. People all around you are fearful of almost everything. They fear the police. They fear the IRS, ATF, TSA and all the other “alphabet policeâ€. They fear…
Tuesday, October 02, 2012 by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger (NaturalNews) The world of genetic engineering has fallen even further into the surreal with the announcement that New Zealand “scientists” have unveiled a genetically modified mutant cloned cow which they say produces a reduced-allergen milk for consumption by human babies. This is being reported by…
Anthony Gucciardi Activist Post Following in the footsteps of nations like France and Russia, South Africa may soon be the latest nation to enact a ban on Monsanto’s GMO corn that was recently linked to tumor development and organ damage in rats. South Africa’s African Centre for Biosafety (ACB), a watchdog organization that was created…
Anthony Gucciardi Activist Post Glorified as a heart warming ‘preventative’ trend by the mainstream media, doctors are now recommending that patients who are found to be ‘more susceptible’ to certain cancers based on genetic testing actually surgically remove body parts that could be affected. It sounds insane and beyond barbaric (as it is), but apparently…
Gaye Levy In a utopian world, we would be 100% self-sufficient. We would have enough food, enough water, enough power, and enough fuel, and perhaps most important, enough money to live a well-rounded, healthy and comfortable life. We would have to work hard, yes, but at the end of the day we would have the…