Is Food Coloring Bad for You? The Deadly Risks of Artificial Colors

Is Food Coloring Bad fo...

Elizabeth Renter Natural Society Jul 16, 2012 Is Food Coloring Bad for You? All of those brightly colored cereals, candies, and drinks that are marketed to children are hurting them, and this is widely recognized as true. But food companies continue to pump the...
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US cancer survivors to rise by a third by 2022

US cancer survivors to ...

(Reuters) – The number of Americans living with cancer will increase by nearly a third to almost 18 million by 2022, according to a report released on Thursday by the American Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute. Researchers found that even though the incidence rates of...
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Smoking mothers embryos grow more slowly

Smoking mothers embryos...

By James GallagherHealth and Science reporter, BBC News, Istanbul Time-lapse photography has shown that embryos of smoking women develop more slowly. French academics in an IVF clinic took regular pictures of an egg from the moment it was fertilized until it was ready to be implanted into...
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Turn It Off

Turn It Off

During a youthful flirtation with an auto racing career, I fell in love with the smell of fuel emissions. While other 21-year-olds were at college, I was at a Miami racing school working extra hours for lap time. At the track I’d stride through the pit, heady with the fumes of sexy...
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Saving Money Was Never Easier With Alternate Energy.

Saving Money Was Never ...

Every day, the world produces carbon dioxide that is released to the earth’s atmosphere and which will still be there in one hundred years. The increased content of carbon dioxide increases the warmth of our planet and it’s the cause of the so called “Global Warming Effect”. One...
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Is It Safe to Drink? The Problem with the Nation’s Drinking Water Standards

Is It Safe to Drink? Th...

More than 6,000 chemicals pollute U.S. drinking water, yet the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has added only one new pollutant to its regulatory roster in the past 15 years. Environmental groups have long raised questions about this track record, and the U.S. Government...
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