Enriching the Soil of Your Life
The money-making trick of the pesticide/biotech industries is this: GE (genetically-modified) seeds demand pesticide use by design, intentionally boosting market share for corporations like Dow DuPont and Bayer which is now merged with Monsanto.
The marketing strategy of stacking seeds with herbicide-resistant traits is deeply flawed. As “superweeds” and “superbugs” evolve resistance to GE crops and their associated pesticides, farmers resort to more chemical use, not less. (source)
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MRIs. Gadolinium. Here’s what you need to know to make an informed decision.
Radiologists and patients began to question the safety of gadolinium (a standard MRI contrast dye) a few years ago when a study came out in late 2014 showing the agent is deposited and retained in the brain. (source)…
Updated 7/19.
Each night at dinnertime, a familiar ritual played out in Michael Green’s home: He’d slide a stainless steel sippy cup across the table to his two-year-old daughter, Juliette, and she’d howl for the pink plastic one.
Often, Green gave in. But he had a nagging feeling.
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It is part of my genetics, I think, to love research and natural health. As an RN, I just love people getting well and am thrilled when I see true healing – healing where the root cause is addressed and not just the symptoms. Friends on FB had been telling me about something they called TRS and that I needed to read about it. Well, I put it off and put it off…until I talked with Allie about her daughter Avalyn. I wanted to see if this could help a friend’s child that was vaccine injured and had similar problems. What Allie told me did it for me….
There are 2 videos in this post. In the first video, Dr. Stanley Plotkin gives heinous admissions that you might read in Orwell’s predictive book 1984. The second video below is the scientific exposé of human DNA fragments and the connection “with epidemic childhood leukemia and lymphomas.” Getting awareness to more individuals and families can’t happen soon enough….
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This week, my husband was stung by a bee and had a mild reaction. The Epi-Pen we had on order was still on back-order, so the pharmacist recommended taking Benadryl. We said “NO” having read a report published in JAMA Internal Medicine that showed compelling evidence of a link between use of anticholinergic medications like Benadryl and dementia.
[I’ll tell you the natural alternatives we used in a minute.]…
