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From the moment Palcohol became public knowledge, it was only a matter of time until someone would try to snort powdered alcohol.
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When most of us look at our hands, we might notice that we need to trim, clean, or stop biting our fingernails, and that's about it.
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Milk is the primary source of nourishment and hydration for infants during the first two years of life.
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A new study published in the Journal of Analytical Chemistry indicates that fluoride ions found in fluoridated water and toothpaste may lead to an increase in Urinary Stone Disease (USD).
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I love my orange tree! (citrus sinensis) The blossoms in the spring are fragrant and inspiring. The fruit brings me joy during the chill of early winter. It is reasonably low maintenance and provides me with a wide variety of uses.
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Menopause isn’t a subject most guys are interested in. Hormonal imbalances, hot flashes, night sweats — that’s all woman stuff… right? Wrong!
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Gary Franchi sits down with GMO expert Jeffrey Smith following an interview about his new film "Genetic Roulette." In this behind the scenes interview Smith gives us a look at the growing acceptance of GMO coverage by the "mainstream media." S
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Humans constantly produce cancer cells, which are quickly destroyed by healthy immune systems. Although many people do not realize it, cancer is a normal part of a healthy body. This normal process can get out of control, and cancer cells grow into d
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Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) is a mysterious disease that is spreading quickly through the Arab world. The disease has already killed at least 92 people in Saudi Arabia, where over 300 MERS cases have been diagnosed. The deadly virus has r
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Animal studies on the revitalizing power of young blood suggest new drug targets for treating conditions like dementia and heart disease.
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Officials for Washington State University say the fungus can cause an illness called valley fever. The fungus is normally found in semiarid parts of the Southwest.
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With a well established ability to kill off bacteria, silver has come to play a significant role in the development of antimicrobial materials.
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We may not give much thought to the 100 trillion microbes living within our guts, but new discoveries within psychiatry have found that these organisms can profoundly affect our moods.
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Michigan to criminalize small family farms with chickens, goats, honey bees and more
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The fast food company admitted that some additives to their beef “have weird names” but are “all approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)” so they must be safe for human consumption, right?
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A transfusion of youthful blood may halt or even reverse the ageing process as two studies find that the chemical make-up of younger blood has surprising health benefits
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Below is a link to an article by Dr. Ray Peat on the dangers of unsaturated fats - mainly vegetable oils and fish oil.
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The threat posed by antibiotic resistant bacteria is a real and present one, the World Health Organization warns.
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The good news? Thirteen of the 25 cities with the worst year-round particle pollution reached their lowest levels yet, including Los Angeles and Pittsburgh.
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It's no secret that non-organic apples contain pesticides, but new information demonstrates that upwards of 80 percent of them may also contain diphenylamine (DPA), a chemical banned in Europe.
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If you look around the web, you'll see the face of Dr. Oz on the sales pages of numerous dietary supplement products.
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Bill Gates posted the graphic below to his blog on April 25. It shows how many people are killed by different species of animal every year. The big red block at the bottom might surprise you:
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By now, people are well aware of the dangers behind eating foods that have been treated with pesticides.
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Telomeres (tiny bits of DNA that influence longevity and health) have been causing quite a stir among researchers lately --- and for good reason.
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An antibiotic-resistant superbug that has long been a problem in hospitals and other health care settings has found a new reservoir: U.S. homes.
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What do you guys know about Lyme Disease? I have a friend who was diagnosed with it, and is undergoing (brutal) treatment. I didn't know much about it, so she recommended that I watch this film.
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Train like an ancient Hindu warrior with a warrior mace. I tried to harness my inner 1970s Indian wrestler turned Bollywood action star in this video. Make sure to check out our text and illustrated guide version of this workout.
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“Over the past two decades, the use of medication to treat mental health problems has increased substantially among all school-aged children and in most subgroups of children,” report authors explained.
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The researchers analyzed severe cardiovascular-related complications following marijuana use, reported to the French Addictovigilance Network from 2006 to 2010.
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Bikers, hikers, campers and anyone else interested in the potential of carrying around lightweight, powdered alcohol that only needs a little water to become a cocktail now have reason to be excited about a new product called Palcohol – so long as it
