Have you ever wondered what your breast milk provides for your child beyond simple nourishment? Animal research may expand our knowledge of the power of breast milk. Studying rhesus macaque monkeys, researchers have found "that a mother's milk sends a reliable signal to infants … [Read more...]
Gardasil For Boys: FDA Recommends Controversial Vaccine
The FDA is recommending Gardasil for boys, saying in a memo that it seems to be safe and effective in preventing genital warts in young men and boys. And guess what! None of the boys tested got cervical cancer! Kidding. The vaccine's maker, Merck, has been pushing for males to … [Read more...]
BPA: Low Doses Are Poisonous, Too
In the wake of the Sigg/bisphenol-A controversy, a top researcher and CEO of Environmental Health Sciences fills us in on the news: endocrine disruptors such as BPA and phthalates are indeed toxic at low-level doses, too. And they're toxic in entirely different ways than at the … [Read more...]
My Small Town Could Become The Solar Energy Capitol
According to the title of an article published in The City of Lancaster's Outlook (Fall 2009) magazine "The Future Looks Bright for Solar Power in Lancaster". My small town, all 475,000 of us, are at the forefront of solar energy! On August 5, 2009, eSolar unveiled the 5 MW … [Read more...]
HFCS and Mercury: An Interview with an FDA Whistleblower
I first heard of Renee Dufault through Mother Jones print magazine back in June. In their "Children of the Corn" article, they named her as the researcher who first uncovered mercury in high fructose corn syrup (HFCS). Even before this news came out, you may have already cut the … [Read more...]
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