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5 days ago | 
naturalmedicine.news | Olivia G Cook |Ava Grace |Lance Johnson |Arsenio Toledo
Amino acids are critical to brain function and have been linked to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), with imbalances potentially affecting symptoms, like sensory overload and social challenges. Studies highlight altered levels of key neuroactive amino acids, including glutamate, GABA and tryptophan, suggesting disruptions in brain signaling and metabolism.
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6 days ago | 
naturalmedicine.news | Ava Grace |Lance Johnson |Olivia G Cook |Arsenio Toledo
Horehound, scientifically named Marrubium vulgare, is a resilient plant in the mint family native to the Mediterranean and Central Asia, with a history of medicinal use that can be traced back to ancient Greece and Rome. Preferring dry, sandy soils, horehound is rich in compounds like marrubin, flavonoids, tannins and volatile oils, which contribute to its therapeutic properties, including expectorant and digestive aid effects.
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6 days ago | 
naturalmedicine.news | Lance Johnson |Ava Grace |Olivia G Cook |Arsenio Toledo
In a world where chronic inflammation is a silent epidemic, affecting nearly 34.6% of Americans, the search for natural solutions has never been more urgent. One promising ally in this battle is omega-3 fatty acids, or n-3 PUFAs. These essential fats, found in fatty fish, walnuts, and seeds, have long been celebrated for their heart-healthy benefits.
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6 days ago | 
naturalmedicine.news | Olivia G Cook |Lance Johnson |Ava Grace |Arsenio Toledo
Omega-3 fatty acids are crucial for brain health, supporting development, memory and mood. A study published in Pediatric Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism found that omega-3 supplementation improved repetitive behaviors and social communication in children with ASD. Omega-3s may reduce brain inflammation and support neurotransmitter function – both of which are key in autism management.
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6 days ago | 
naturalmedicine.news | Lance Johnson |Ava Grace |Olivia G Cook |Arsenio Toledo
Cruciferous vegetables can lower blood pressure, and their heart benefits are three time greater than previously known. A cruciferous vegetable is a type of vegetable that belongs to the Brassica genus, which is part of the mustard plant family (Brassicaceae).
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6 days ago | 
naturalmedicine.news | Lance Johnson |Ava Grace |Olivia G Cook |Arsenio Toledo
Brisk walking reduces heart rhythm issues by 43%, according to a study of 420,925 UK Biobank participants. Faster walkers (over 4 mph) saw lower arrhythmia risks, with metabolic benefits like reduced inflammation and obesity. Walking’s accessibility makes it a natural, drug-free alternative for heart health, especially for women and high-risk groups. Benefits were strongest in younger adults and those with hypertension, though slower paces (3–4 mph) still cut risks by 35%.
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2 weeks ago | 
jdrucker.com | Arsenio Toledo
DARPA was established in 1958 in response to the Cold War threat posed by the Soviet Union’s Sputnik launch. Its primary goal is to advance military technology, ensuring U.S. battlefield dominance, though its innovations (like the internet and GPS) have also benefited civilian life. With a $3 billion annual budget, DARPA operates nimbly by outsourcing research to contractors, academics and government entities.
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2 weeks ago | 
monsanto.news | Willow Tohi |Arsenio Toledo |Ramon Tomey |Belle Carter
Bayer is urging the Supreme Court to block state lawsuits tying Roundup to cancer, seeking to silence victims and protect profits. The company faces a $16 billion legal crisis, including a recent $2.1 billion verdict in Georgia. Over 181,000 claims blame glyphosate for cancer, despite Bayer and the EPA denying risks contradicted by independent research. Bayer is lobbying states to shield pesticide makers from lawsuits, sparking backlash from lawmakers and affected families.
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2 weeks ago | 
naturalnews.com | Arsenio Toledo
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, industrialists like Rockefeller and Carnegie transformed medicine into a centralized, profit-driven system through strategic philanthropy, laying the foundation for today's medical-industrial complex. The rise of scientific medicine improved legitimacy and treatment efficacy but required costly infrastructure.
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2 weeks ago | 
newstarget.com | Lance Johnson |S.D. Wells |Arsenio Toledo |Willow Tohi
Washington State Senate passes HB 1052, expanding hate crime definitions but rejecting protections for political affiliation and economic choice. GOP lawmakers argue the bill selectively shields favored groups while leaving conservative voices vulnerable to violence and censorship. Amendment to include Tesla owners as a protected class—rejected by Democrats—highlights hypocrisy in who gets legal protections.
