Celiac disease in children nearly tripled in two decades as Roundup spraying increased over 300%

© Natural News The missing link behind what causes gluten intolerance and celiac disease, and why prevalence of these two autoimmune conditions has risen dramatically over the past several decades seemingly without cause, may have more to do with how conventional wheat is grown in the U.S. today rather than what it contains naturally.Like with the massive rise in autism spectrum disorders, the scientific community is trying to explain away the near-tripling...

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Eric Draitser: Why Leftists should defend Russia

© Uknown As tensions between the US and Russia have increased in the last year, so too has the polarization of public opinion. While the western corporate media has reverted to its formerly antagonistic, Cold War era attitude toward Russia - predictably radicalizing much of western public opinion, infusing the discourse with a decidedly Russophobic bias - it has increasingly been left to those on the political margins to deconstruct the false narrative,...

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It's really Ukraine that's sending young men to die on the front lines

© Oriental Review Org The Western media's latest tall tale is that Russia is supposedly tricking its greenest conscripts into 'invading Ukraine' under the auspices that they're being sent to Rostov instead, and threatening them with detention in a military prison if they refuse.They got the idea right - young recruits being forced into a war they don't want to fight - but they mixed up the actors and the battlefield; it's actually Ukraine that's...

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Persistent insomnia linked with increased inflammation and mortality

© Getty Researchers have identified an association between persistent insomnia and increased inflammation and mortality.Scientists from the University of Arizona found that people who suffer from persistent insomnia are at greater risk of death than those who experience intermittent insomnia.Their study has been published in .Experts say that although about 20 percent of U.S. adults are affected by insomnia, only half (10 percent) suffer from persistent...

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SOTT Exclusive: Natural Pet Health: How dry food is killing your pets

Hello, and welcome to the second article in our new series on natural pet health (as featured on SOTT Radio Network's Health and Wellness Show). Previous articles in this series:SOTT Exclusive: Natural Pet Health: Top 10 issues facing pet owners when it comes to your pets' well-being In this article we are going to talk about nutrition, or how to feed your dog or cat (or both) in a way that will contribute to their healthy and long life. But before...

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Seriously? Monsanto's VP tweets 'Why do people doubt science?'

© Deesillustration On Twitter recently, someone asked the question "Why do people doubt science?" Accompanying the tweet was a link to an article in National Geographic that implied people who are suspicious of vaccines, genetically modified organisms (GMOs), climate change, fluoridated water and various other phenomena are confused, adhere to conspiracy theories, are motivated by ideology or are misinformed as a result of access to the 'University...

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New research suggests that hippocampus has a role in processing unconscious memory

A new study by a UT Dallas researcher challenges a long-accepted scientific theory about the role the hippocampus plays in our unconscious memory.For decades, scientists have theorized that this part of the brain is not involved in processing unconscious memory, the type that allows us to do things like button a shirt without having to think about it. But research by Dr. Richard Addante, a senior lecturer in the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences,...

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New Yorkers struggling to deal with a winter that is as cold as it's ever experienced

© Sam Hodgson forA seagull walking along a pier next to a frozen portion of the East River this week. It will end. Allegedly.It will get warmer. One day. Someday.Won't it?We have reached the 69th day of winter. It seems like the 6,669th. Pretty much the same nonsense is reprised day after day. Miserable, punishing, obnoxious, teeth-rattling, bone-numbing weather. Unmitigated, merciless, are-you-kidding-me cold.New Yorkers cannot recall the last...

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The great crime of Fascism and why again, it is the issue

The recent 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz was a reminder of the great crime of fascism, whose Nazi iconography is embedded in our consciousness. Fascism is preserved as history, as flickering footage of goose-stepping blackshirts, their criminality terrible and clear. Yet in the same liberal societies, whose war-making elites urge us never to forget, the accelerating danger of a modern kind of fascism is suppressed; for it is their...

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American eugenics: Virginia to compensate victims of sterilization program

© ReutersFrom 1924 to 1979, over 8,000 people were forcibly sterilized in Virginia. Victims of a sterilization program in the United States could finally see compensation.Legislators in the U.S. state of Virginia voted Thursday to allow compensation for victims of forced sterilization, though few survivors are alive today."I think it's a recognition when we do something wrong we need to fix it as a government," said Democrat delegate Patrick Hope....

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