Health
Green Mental Health Care – Reclaiming Lives From Psychiatric Drugs
The so-called “War On Drugs” has a new battleground – your doctor’s office, where the unholy alliance between the pharmaceutical and psychiatric industries presents a pseudo medical model.
Which Companies Have the Lowest Carbon Emissions?
Beyond making changes in one’s personal lifestyle, how can individuals affect the broader issues of climate change and carbon emissions? By supporting companies that engage in practices which they support.
How to Go Green in Your Day-to-Day Life
As awareness of this civilization’s impact on the environment increases, people are becoming more willing to accept clean lifestyles, than ever before. But some aren’t exactly sure where to begin.
Greenhouse Kits for the Home Garden
Establishing and utilizing a home greenhouse is an excellent way to save money on groceries, follow a healthier and more nutritious diet, conserve on energy, and help the environment at the same time. But greenhouses don’t grow on trees – they have to be built.
The Million Baby Crawl – for Nontoxic Homes
Get ready Washington, the babies are coming (and they are angry!). Thousands of babies are crawling towards D.C. to “say no” to toxic chemicals found in our homes.
Ten Great Uses for Pumpkins
During October, pumpkins are abundant. Sometimes, too abundant. And it’s not uncommon to see excess pumpkins cast aside or left to rot after Halloween, but there’s really no need to let the extras go to waste.
Olive Oil’s Benefits
This video lists many of the benefits of olive oil, which is a mainly monounsaturated oil. Olive oil is good for the skin, hair, and internal health, reducing high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and having a beneficial effect on the digestive tract.
12 Common Labels: What do they mean?
There are many ways in which one product can be more healthy than another product, for human or animal bodies or for the planet. However, some labeling can be misleading. Here are ten common labels and what they do and don’t say.
Sick Building Syndrome
Today’s building and homes are made up of a variety of building materials, decorative materials, and furnishings, many of which contain toxic elements which out-gas into the air we breathe, make their way into our drinking water, or rub off on skin surfaces of adults, children, even pets.
Drug Dealers Selling Vitamins
A scenario of drug dealers selling vitamins could become the norm soon, because of a set of “guidelines” used by the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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