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researchers from newcastle university have scientifically proven that hyptis crenata, also known as brazilian mint, is a powerful pain reliever that works just as well as indometacin, a synthetic drug similar to aspirin. a traditional remedy for treating the flu, stomach problems, high fevers, and headaches, brazilian mint was found to be extremely powerful and safe.the team, led by graciela rocha, set out to perform the study using the traditional preparation of the herb.

maybe you have a childhood memory of forgetting to clean your fish tank's filter. after all, it's easy to forget a fish tank even has a filter until it's so clogged up it starts to malfunction. eventually, the tank is covered in slime and the health of your fish begins to fail. this scenario is much like the way we view our liver today. we often overlook the importance of the liver until it begins to adversely affect our health.

united states crop subsidies have long directed the course of food consumption patterns among americans. when a crop like corn is subsidized by the government, food producers hone in on it for use in their products because it is cheap. in the case of corn, the crop is subsidized so heavily that it sells below the cost of production, leading to its excessive use as a sweetener in the form of high fructose corn syrup (hfcs).

the organic and non-gmo report recently interviewed a california scientist and college professor who has published a paper critical of gmo science. the interview was published on the organic consumers association website.ph.d agro-ecologist don lotter's 2009 paper titled "the genetic engineering of food and the failure of science" was published in the international journal of sociology of agriculture and food.

research to further elucidate the connection between vitamin d and health is ongoing. one major study in the works is called the vitamin d and omega-3 trial, or vital. it is sponsored by the national institutes of health and will enroll 20,000 participants. those eligible for the study are women aged 65 or older, and men aged 60 or older. participants must have no prior history of cancer, heart disease or stroke.

nearly every american consumer is acquainted with the advantages of nonstick cookware. however two generations later we're learning that this convenience may carry a heavy price tag in terms of health. recent findings show that 95% of americans have detectable levels of a plastic material, polytetrafluoroethylene (pfte) used to coat non-stick cookware, in their blood. though the application technology has improved over the years the essential ingredient is still there.

it’s a common story in the beverage industry. an independent distributor works like hell to make a brand like red bull, sobe, snapple and vitaminwater a hit. then, once the middle man achieves success, the brand gets pulled away and given to a larger distributor. either that or the brand strikes a deal with coca-cola or pepsico who have their own powerful distribution networks. now the small distributor has lost one of its top sources of revenue.