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This all happens, the researchers say, because the miraculin protein changes shape when exposed to acids. The higher the level, the more it changes shape. And because the protein binds very strongly to the receptors in the human tongue, those chang

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People from many diverse cultures, languages, religions, and races scattered around the globe have revered the coconut as a valuable source of both food and medicine. Wherever the coconut palm grows the people have learned of its importance as a effe

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People around the world, even in the West, have not always eaten three squares. The three-meals model is a fairly recent convention, which is now being eclipsed as, like everything else, eating becomes a highly personalized matter of choice. What a

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For the first time ever, a country - India - is accusing a multinational company of "bio-piracy". That means stealing indigenous plants, and then trying to develop genetically modified versions of them, without giving any compensation back to the loc

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The Political Commentator

First we will say grace: For what we are about to receive may the Lord make us truly thankful for the taxpayers and for the food stamps that they provide to us! The question many might be asking is whether those who receive food stamps are limited

News Link • Global Reported By Michael Haltman
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Ginger kills off 5-LO enzymes, without which prostate cancer cells die within hours. A component of ginger has demonstrated the ability to slow or stop several types of cancer mestastasis (spreading cancer cells).

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Bob Livingston

Inflation-driven rising food prices, consumers with less discretionary income and alternatives to the hormone- and antibiotic-laden chickens found in grocery stores have caused a drop in the demand for store-bought chicken. In a true free-market e

News Link • Global Reported By Ronald Bogner
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The resulting hybrid — representing a marriage of species as evolutionarily separated as humans and chickens — would give us lager, the clear, cold-fermented beer first brewed by 15th century Bavarians and that today is among the most popular — if n

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Lew Rockwell

Will Allen is the Joel Salatin of the urban landscape. He's a worm farmer, and a hero for independence, voluntaryism, and self-sufficiency. He inspires inner city young folks to break their dependency on food convenience and become self-sufficient.

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Reuters

More Americans are buying locally grown food and new farmers markets are sprouting throughout the country. During the past year more than 1,000 markets opened, for a total of 7,175, according to figures released by the United States Department of

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Lew Rockwell

Rawesome was a private, voluntary cooperative of consenting members who take responsibility for any potential risks. ("Private" and "voluntary" being key words.) Rawesome members even signed waivers before becoming a food club member.

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Farm Wars

A company wants to market a product chock full of GMOs and every other thing under the sun, make it appear to be healthy, and use Non-GMO certification to sell it. So how do you do it?

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prisonplanet.com

Food prices are skyrocketing all across the globe, and there’s no end in sight. The United Nations says food inflation is currently at 30% a year, and the fast-eroding value of the dollar is causing food prices to appear even higher (in contrast to a

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It could well be that the real cause of obesity is strictly a digestive system that nevers gets to rest. We are now resting it two days per week and sometimes three and the weight is simply drifting away as if it is unneccessry.

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