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Processed dairy shockingly contains hidden MSG

August 10, 2014

The risks of flavor enhancing food additive MSG (monosodium glutamate) are well known to many NaturalNews readers. MSG should be avoided, considering the fact that it is a dangerous excitotoxin that kills brain cells in the hypothalamus, promotes obesity and […]

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Roche refuse to make breast cancer drug affordable

August 10, 2014

The drugs giant Roche has been accused of blocking hundreds of terminal cancer patients from receiving a life-extending drug, by refusing to cut costs to make it affordable for the NHS. Roche’s drug Kadcyla can extend life by six months […]

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Drink more coffee to stop ringing in ears

August 10, 2014

If you are a woman and suffering from ringing or buzzing sound in the ear when there is no outside source of the sounds, increase your tea and coffee intake. According to new research, women with a higher intake of […]

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Beijing considers ‘air corridors’ to reduce pollution

August 7, 2014

Beijing will issue a new urban planning strategy by the end of this year that will for the first time contain a plan to preserve large and green “air corridors”. An urban air corridor is a new field being researched […]

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TCM trial for stroke survivors

August 7, 2014

A stroke is devastating, especially when it seriously affects physical functions, speech and mobility. Sometimes, what may be less obvious but no less devastating is the loss of cognitive function or thinking ability that hits some 55 per cent of […]

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Ebola drug from Japan may emerge among key candidates

August 7, 2014

US government researchers are racing to get an experimental flu drug from Japan’s Fujifilm Holdings approved to treat Ebola, as the death toll rises in West Africa amid the worst outbreak on record. Fujifilm’s US partner MediVector in Boston is […]

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Teenage depression on the rise

August 7, 2014

Dubai – Teenage girls are three times as likely to experience depression as boys the same age, according to new studies. They are also at higher risk of developing heart disease, reports Teen Vogue. The good news? With the right […]

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7 heavy metals to cleanse for your mental health

August 7, 2014

History’s largest mass poisoning of a human population has occurred in Bangladesh. Because of it, 35 million people have been exposed to lethal levels of arsenic. Mortality rates are estimated at 13 per 1000, which means that this poisoning has […]

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How whey protein before meals could help tackle diabetes

August 7, 2014

In good news for patients suffering from type 2 diabetes, researchers have found that consumption of whey protein before meals may help them keep insulin treatment at bay. “What is remarkable is that consuming whey protein before meals reduces the […]

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Lullabies improve pre-term infants’ health

August 6, 2014

Are you a new mother? Do not forget to sing lullabies for your baby as you cuddle him or her. According to a study, a new mother who sings to her pre-term infant while holding direct skin-to-skin contact may see […]

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