How Black Women Are Overexposed to Toxins in Personal Care Products More Than Other Ethnic Groups
The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics (CSC) has released its Non-Toxic Black Beauty Project report after continued reports showing Black women...
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New COVID-19 Variant Spotted in 10 U.S. States
BA.2.86, a variant of COVID-19, has now been spotted in 10 states across the U.S. In August, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and...
- Sep 25
Physicians Discover 3 Natural Substances Could Potentially Detox COVID Spike Protein from the Body
In the 2023 fall edition of the Journal of Americans Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS), Doctors Peter A. McCullough and Anthony M....
- Sep 19
California Legislature Takes Historic Step to Ban Harmful Food Additives
In a groundbreaking move aimed at safeguarding the health and well-being of its residents, the California Legislature has passed a...
- Sep 18
President Biden Executive Order Seeks to Replace Single-Use Plastics
Moving to address the global plastic pollution crisis, President Joseph R. Biden signed an executive order in April 2023 outlining a...
- Sep 18
The Real Reason For Snapple's "Sustainable" Transition From Iconic Glass to Plastic Bottles
A quick twist and a satisfying “pop”. That’s what faithful Snapple consumers used to expect when they purchased the iconic glass Snapple...
- Aug 30
Brita Water Filter Company Faces Legal Battle Over Alleged False Product Claims
Brita LP, a prominent player in the water filtration industry, is facing a lawsuit over alleged false claims about product effectiveness....
- Aug 24
Amazon Partner Hippo Harvest Grows First Leafy Greens Using 92% Less Water
Less than two years after partnering with Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) startup Hippo Harvest, Amazon is selling the company’s...
- Aug 19
Lab-Grown “GOOD Meat” Approved by FDA, as Alternative to Meat from Live Chickens
In a milestone step for the cultured meat industry, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved “GOOD Meat,” a lab-grown...
- Aug 19
Sweetgreen Scales Across the U.S. with “Seed-to-Salad” Sustainable Practices
Sweetgreen, a popular salad company recognized for healthy and sustainable food options, is continuing to expand operations across the...
- May 24
Dying Bats Across North America Pose a Threat to Farming and the Environment
Disease and other factors are contributing to millions of bat deaths across the U.S., creating an ecological emergency that threatens the...
- Apr 26
Are Electric Cars Worth Buying?
The market and interest for electric cars are rapidly growing as automakers continue to add to their electric vehicle (EV) model lineups....
- Apr 20
Regular Sauna Visits Can Reduce Your Risk of a Heart Attack, Research Shows
Want to live a long life with a healthy heart? Research shows this may be possible with regular visits to the sauna. A team of...
- Apr 19
Amazon Makes Progress Toward 100% Renewable Energy by 2025
Amazon, the world's largest online retailer, recently sped up plans to power all its operations with 100% renewable energy by 2025, five...
- Apr 11
Post-Pandemic, 58% of Us Feel Lonely: Here’s How to Fight the Loneliness Epidemic
Before the COVID pandemic, a 2019 national survey from Cigna found that 61% of Americans reported being lonely. That is up 7% from an...
- Feb 8
Top 3 Healthiest Countries in the World 2023
A country is only as productive as the health of its citizen. The healthiest countries in the world with the highest life expectancy are...
- Jan 1
5 Easy Tips for Living a Modern Holistic Lifestyle
Holistic living has changed drastically over the past decades as society has modernized. The holistic principles are ancient old...
- Oct 5, 2022
Is There Such Thing as Post Covid PTSD, and Is It To Blame For The Mental Health Crisis Today?
It’s fair to assume that we’ll all be able to look back on the year 2020 and remember who we were with, what we were doing, and how we...
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