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Breaking: Official Autopsy States Naturopath Hanged Herself in Garage

Update: I am crying from a broken heart, even though I’m a journalist, as I update this article. But I have to, because articles are already out with the LA coroner autopsy report indicating that Tami Ann Boroch (she went by her middle name as her family said publicly) was found hanged to death. Her autopsy report is at the bottom of the page. I cannot bear to type any more right now. The sudden death of famous author and naturopath Ann Boroch, who was outspoken on MANY controversial topics, like the dangers of VACCINES (linked at the bottom of the...

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Naperville, IL residents want chemical weed killer ban made permanent in parks

This week a group of residents from Naperville, IL and some environmental experts requested that the Naperville Park Board make a permanent ban on using Roundup and other chemical weed killers in city parks. This is huge- we didn’t see things happen like this 10 years ago! Our message is spreading. RELATED ARTICLE: Yet Another Lawsuit Alleges Roundup Exposure Caused Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma Back in June the Naperville Park District temporarily suspended the use of Roundup on playgrounds after the public started a petition to stop the practice. Officials listened to residents (that’s awesome and doesn’t happen often enough) and agreed...

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Report says meat industry to blame for largest-ever ‘dead zone’ in Gulf of Mexico

A recent report by the environmental group Mighty Earth has found that runoff from farms loaded with phosphorus and other toxins from manure and fertilizer is to blame for creating the toxic algae blooms that have become commonplace “from the Great Lakes to Chesapeake Bay.”1 RELATED ARTICLE: Solar powered floating farm can produce 20 tons of vegetables every day Just this week, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (or NOAA) reported that this year’s Gulf of Mexico dead zone is the largest ever measured, covering 8,776 square miles. RELATED ARTICLE: Stop dumping offshore fracking waste into the Gulf of Mexico! Matt Rota,...

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Watch as doctors remove 10 lbs of meat worms from a bodybuilder’s colon

Pigs might be sweet and have cute little snouts but they are dirty animals. Once you visit a country where they are free to roam and you see them in their element, you reconsider eating them. (I remember once watching a pig in the mountains of Mexico walk into a “bathroom” after a friend who had gotten sick walked out.) Pigs are scavengers and will eat whatever they can find, including insects, leftover food scraps, feces, the dead carcasses of sick animals- even their own young. RELATED ARTICLE: NBC: FDA Moves to Ban Cancer-Causing Pork Antibiotic But why does...

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Woman uses kitchen spice to help beat cancer

The Daily Mail has reported that after battling myeloma (a blood cancer) for five years and nearly losing that fight, Dieneke Ferguson, 67, turned to the common kitchen spice- curcumin– and five years later has a negligible cancer cell count. Her recovery was featured in the British Medical Journal. RELATED ARTICLE: Study: Turmeric can Slash your Heart Attack Risk by 56% Jamie Cavenagh, a specialist in blood disease and co-author of the paper featured in BMJ said that though many of his patients eventually take curcumin, it doesn’t work for everyone. However, there is no doubt that it worked for Ferguson:...

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