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by Simon Black, Sovereign Man Sometimes it strikes me as bizarre that in our modern, egalitarian society, we still award prizes to women who have the most artificially contrived beauty. Nevertheless, that is our reality. And so the big news...
by Makia Freeman, The Sleuth Journal Cannabis oil is gathering an unstoppable momentum as a world class healer, and there is little or nothing Western Governments are going to be able to do stop it. Cases are popping up...
by Sayer Ji, Green Med Info With the blockbuster cholesterol-lowering class of drugs known as statins being widely promoted for the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease, despite their having over 300 documented adverse health effects (including heart failure!), how does chocolate sound...
By Amanda Froelich, Zen Gardner Are you aware that in the United States, nearly 40% of the food produced is tossed into the trash? As it makes its way to the landfill, 795 million people in the world wonder where their next meal...
by: Tricia Drevets. Off the Grid News Did you know that a pine tree’s needles contain more Vitamin C than fresh orange juice? In fact, native North Americans drank tea made from pine needles for centuries to both prevent illness...
by Brittany Stepniak, Outsider Club Support for legalizing marijuana is steadily rising as pro-arguments overwhelmingly overshadow all the naysayers’ propaganda. The misperception that weed is merely a recreational drug used by bored teenagers rebelling against their parents is quickly extinguishing. ...
by Sayer Ji, The Sleuth Journal Every day, people around the world appreciate the nutritional benefits of aloe vera. And, while most of us are familiar with its healing effects on skin, its uses go well beyond that. Believe...
by Gaye Levy, Backdoor Survival Why store wheat? That was always been a question rolling around in my head. After all, I had never eaten raw wheat and to the best of my knowledge, wheat had to be milled, ground,...
by , The Sleuth Journal The immune system is a complex network of cells, tissues, and organs that protect your body from pathogens; and, this time of year, you’ll hear a lot about it. Think of it as a...
TDC Note – Any and all health related articles posted at The Daily Coin are not medical advice. We are not doctors, not do we play one on the internet. This is an awesome piece filled with ideas and recipes....
by Sayer Ji, The Sleuth Journal Millions of men face prostate issues, with treatment with drugs and surgery often making their problems worse. A new study reveals that simply eating flaxseed may be the best way to improve your...
from Sputnik News Drug resistance to the most powerful medicines is what few talk about. AUDIO PODCAST DOWNLOAD/LISTEN>>> There are several sides to the story. If one acquires an infection – antibiotics stand lonely on the shelf of choices. However we as a civilization...
from Ready Nutrition Hippocrates, the ancient Greek physician, was right when he pronounced, “Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.” This has been confirmed by decades of research showing the healing power of food, as well as, inversely, its potential...
By Joe Martino, The Sleuth Journal Bitter melon is a fruit that grows abundantly in Asia, Africa and the Caribbean. Traditionally it has been used to treat diabetes and other more mild diseases or illnesses. More recently, bitter melon...
by Case Adams, Green Med Info You might like the spicy taste of cloves in your meal. But cloves have a deeper side: Preclinical research reveals their ability to halt the growth of a number of types of cancers. So you...
by Margie King, Green Med Info Surgery probably won’t help you with chronic knee pain. But here are 10 proven ways to get you safely back in the swing of things. Osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee affects over 12 percent...
by Piper in Virginia, Survival Blog It’s now been six years since I heard JWR on one of the big talk radio shows plugging one of his books, How to Survive the End of the World As We Know It. I...
by Midwest Prepper, Survival Blog I just want to say upfront, this article is not all inclusive by any means. I am not a master gardener, and there is so much information out there that can be gathered and much...
by Ruby Burks, Ready Nutrition One of my favorite things about fall is the abundance of winter squashes and all the delicious recipes one can make with them. Unlike their summer cousins, zucchini and yellow crookneck, winter squashes can...
by Kerry Lutz, Financial Survival Network John Rubino writes, “Between that Russian plane being taken down by a soda can bomb and the recent Paris attacks, travel is losing some of its appeal. Last night, for instance, I was at a...
by Amanda Froelich, Ready Nutrition If something were to happen today, tomorrow, six months down the road, or even three years into the future, would you be able to sustain yourself and your family? A large percent of Americans do not have any resources – financial...
by Gaye Levy, Backdoor Survival Have you ever been rooting through your pantry and come across a package that is well past its expiration date? Despite our good intentions, attempts at organization, and careful rotation of supplies, it still happens...
by Brittany Stepniak, Outsider Club I’ve spent a ton of time traveling lately. It’s probably one of my favorite “hobbies” and certainly the best part about this phase of adulthood — i.e. the post-grad yet pre-kid phase. When you travel a...
By: Sayer Ji, Green Med Info Many diabetics already know about the benefits of a low-glycemic diet, but why haven’t they heard about turmeric, one of the world’s most extensively researched anti-diabetic plants? A recent literature review published in the International Journal of...
