Can Legalizing Marijuana Save California, Our Republic?

Eric Blair | Prop 19 is the liberty and states’ rights battle of our time. Restoration of our rights has to begin somewhere.

Israel Knesset Member Declares “We Are Preparing For War”

Zero Hedge | Likud Knesset Member Danny Danon said that “Israel is preparing for a time of war.”

Obesity linked to poor sperm quality

(NaturalNews) Young men now have a new incentive to stay lean and fit. According to a new report in the journal Fertility and Sterility , overweight young men have poorer sperm quality than their peers of a more healthy weight do. The findings reveal that not only do overweight men have lower sperm counts, but their sperm are less mobile and less able to travel in the right direction as opposed to simply swimming aimlessly. In other words, overweight men between the ages of 20 and 30 may have a much harder time becoming fathers than leaner, fitter men will. Researchers say it is unclear whether or not the difference in sperm quality is significant enough to affect overall fertility, but they believe that it could, and that further research is necessary. For the study, Dr. Uwe Paasch and his team from the University of Leipzig in Germany analyzed more than 2,000 men who had visited fertility clinics between 1999 and 2005 to test their sperm quality. None of these men had any…

The Government Wants Me In Jail!

As I write this, the government has a huge team working full-time to get me in jail! I believe the government wants to ban my books, stop the radio show, and get me banned for life from TV, radio and the internet. The government knows that millions listen to the information I share. They want me

Talk of Recovery Hides Collapse

Confidence by propaganda, election time coming, inflation by quantitative easing, major countries deep in debt, IMF could use interest rates to prick bubbles, massive injections of money must end and then return to the gold standard.

Sweating in the summer heat promotes good health

(NaturalNews) Summertime heat is an annoyance to some people, but according to Xu Qian, director of the infectious diseases department at the China-Japan Frienship Hospital in Beijing, sweating from the hot, summer heat is a natural part of keeping your body healthy, and avoiding this heat can actually cause health problems. People typically run their air conditioners throughout the summertime in order to beat the heat, but doing so can actually compromise the immune system. “People should go with the rules of nature. Summer is the time to sweat. It’s a natural process for the body to respond to the outside environment, and adjust itself through the constricting of blood vessels and nerves. In this sense, air conditioning is a reactive restrain of the body against nature,” Qian explained in a China Daily article. Excessive sweating without replenishing the body with water, electrolytes and healthy salt, can be a bad thing, but not sweating at all can…

Good Cause Wellness offers 20 percent discount on aloe vera gel to NaturalNews readers

(NaturalNews) The good folks over at Good Cause Wellness are offering another incredible promotion on their Aloe Vera Gel to NaturalNews readers. For a limited time only, NaturalNews readers can get an exclusive 20 percent discount on either the single or three-pack version of Good Cause Wellness’ Aloe Vera100 Drink Mix . This is an incredible deal for these highly-potent, high-quality aloe vera gel flakes. Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, has written about these gel flakes before, but it is important to note that Aloe Vera100 is not like the liquid aloe vera supplements you see at many health food stores. Those products are often highly diluted, and they contain very little of the active ingredients that make aloe beneficial and therapeutic. Good Cause Wellness’ Aloe Vera100 is a gently-dried, highly-concentrated version of just the aloe vera gel, which is the primary healing component of aloe. Aloe Vera 100 does not contain the skin and sap…

High cholesterol in children may drop naturally on its own over time

(NaturalNews) A new study published in the journal Pediatrics has found that children with high cholesterol may not need drug treatments to bring them back to normal, healthy levels. Children who tested with high cholesterol levels initially in the study eventually had their levels taper off, indicating that the process may occur naturally over time, without the need for drugs. Researchers explained that cholesterol levels can vary from day to day anyway, and that testing is most accurate when done numerous times. There are “bad” cholesterol days and “good” cholesterol days, and researchers believe that tests showing extremely high levels may be indicative of a bad cholesterol day, and not necessarily high cholesterol levels in general. “Both in kids and in adults there is quite a bit of variability over time,” explained David Freedman from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). “People with very, very high cholesterol are likely to be those that are having a bad cholesterol day. My paper emphasizes that you probably …

Attack on Iran: Back on the Table

Time | Gates is sounding more belligerent these days.

Lack of sunlight exposure causes mothers to give birth to babies with multiple sclerosis

(NaturalNews) A recent study out of Australia has found that natural sunlight plays a very important role in the development of unborn children. According to the research, mothers who get little sunlight during the first 90 days of their pregnancies bear children with an increased risk of developing multiple sclerosis later on in their lives. Once again, the connection between vitamin D and good health is clearly evident in a scientific study. Published in the British Medical Journal , the study revealed that when a pregnant woman fails to get enough sunlight during her pregnancy, the development of her child’s central nervous system and immune system becomes compromised. Consequently, her child will be more susceptible to developing MS as an adult. Researchers were able to verify the connection between low vitamin D levels and MS by evaluating a series of birth records from between 1920 and 1950. The records revealed that many MS patients born during this time period …

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