Archives for February 2009

There’s a new study out of Russia that claims that the real weather problem may not be warming, but global cooling.

Long before the Atkins Diet hit the mainstream in a big way, I was singing the praises of a low-carbohydrate, high-animal-fat diet for weight loss and overall health for more than 30 years-right alongside the esteemed Dr. Atkins.

It’s not just natural herbal remedies that are on the rise. A new study reveals that more people are turning to basic, natural human interaction as a way to feel better.

Herbal remedies are gaining in popularity by leaps and bounds.

Recently, a Pennsylvania farmer was arrested – literally handcuffed and led away by state police – because he was selling raw milk.

A new report in the journal Pediatrics promotes the idea that recess – a concept that’s become increasingly alien in today’s school systems – helps children behave better in class.

The news about Bisphenol A (BPA) keeps getting worse. A new study has found that the substance can linger in the body for a much longer period than was at first suspected.

Here’s a story that hasn’t been getting nearly enough play in the media: mercury levels in High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) are sky high.

After the recent salmonella scares, the FDA has been forced into a corner. Right or wrong, they have to do something to make it look like they have control over the situation.

Here’s a new joke of a study published in the Social Science Quarterly that actually claims that juvenile delinquents may be reprobates because they’ve been saddled with “unpopular” names.