by GINGER TAYLOR Adventures In Autism The department of Health and Human Services has built a new web site with your tax dollars. Vaccines.gov. (How ’bout that tag line, eh?  You think they could back up that advertising claim in court?  I’m thinking no.) It has a list of all the vaccines that it wants [...]

For all those who’ve declared the autism-vaccine debate over – a new scientific review begs to differ. It considers a host of peer-reviewed, published theories that show possible connections between vaccines and autism. The article in the Journal of Immunotoxicology is entitled “Theoretical aspects of autism: Causes–A review.” The author is Helen Ratajczak, surprisingly herself a former [...]

by Juliana Rincón Parra English Global Voices Indigenous communities in Colombia are taking steps to protect their food security. Not only are they educating their communities to eat what they grow on their vegetable gardens instead of buying expensive food brought from outside but they are also protesting new laws and regulations limiting their access [...]

by Rosemary Mathis, Director of SANE VAX, INC. (NaturalNews) Immunologist Charlotte Haug, MD PhD, MSc and Editor-in-Chief, Tidsskrift for Den norske legeforening (The Journal of the Norwegian Medical Association) raises an interesting question that has yet to be considered by the FDA, CDC or the medical community. What happens if other strains of HPV replace strains [...]

by Melissa Sokulski NaturalNews (NaturalNews) Early spring is the time of year to find dandelion greens emerging from the ground. Though many people try to banish dandelion from their lawns, dandelion is a valuable medicinal plant in both Eastern and Western herbal traditions. In both traditions, dandelions function to rejuvenate the liver, clearing up jaundice [...]

by Medical Products Agency Results from a Swedish registry based cohort study indicate a 4-fold increased risk of narcolepsy in children and adolescents below the age of 20 vaccinated with Pandemrix, compared to children of the same age that were not vaccinated. The results are in line with those of a similar Finish registry study. The [...]

In this very well researched and enlightening article, Sue Becker looks at the history of bread making and investigates modern claims about the soaking of grains and phytic acid. The results may surprise you!

by Angela Hart Rohnert Park Patch Rohnert Park mom Beverly Hammond delivers fresh, organic produce to her neighbor Deborah Creech, 53, once a week — well, sometimes more, depending on what’s growing. Hammond is the garden coordinator for the community garden tucked back behind Cross and Crown Lutheran Church in Rohnert Park, a job she does [...]

by Alfredo Acedo Upside Down World Monsanto has turned the drop in international corn reserves and the havoc wreaked on Mexican corn production by an unexpected cold snap into an argument for speeding up commercial planting of its genetically modified (GM) corn in Mexico. The transnational is claiming that its modified seeds are the only [...]

by Catherine Saez Intellectual Property Watch The Public Patent Foundation filed suit yesterday against Monsanto’s patents on genetically modified seeds with farmers asking to be protected against the biotechnology giant’s potential lawsuits in case of accidental contamination from plants grown with its seeds. On behalf of 22 agricultural organisations, 12 seed businesses and 26 farms and [...]