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It was Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine, who made the simple observation more than 2,000 years ago: "Let thy food be thy medicine". And now, there seems to be a good deal of science to back him up.
Chances are, even if you’re a green cleaning pro, you may never have heard of borax. Next to the colorful bottles of (chemical-laden) laundry detergents in the grocery store in its nondescript box, borax is easy to miss. Borax, or sodium tetraborate, is a natural mineral similar to baking soda. This powerful little compound works great to naturally clean problem areas around the home. Give it a try and you’ll probably wonder who’s been keeping this fab cleaner a secret.
The results of three studies published earlier this month in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives, show a direct link between exposure to organophosphate (OP) insecticides and neurological damage to babies while in utero.
Nature is not just a situation that's happening around us; it is us. After all, we're not born somewhere else and dropped onto the planet. We are born out of it just as trees and lakes and giraffes are. We often forget this important fact, which is why you might want to consider these seven reasons for growing edible plants.
Coca-Cola, the number one selling brand of soft drinks in the world, is under pressure to publicize a plan of action over shareholder concerns about bisephenol A (BPA), a toxin found in plastic bottles and can linings, which make up a core market segment of the manufacturer's offerings.
It’s that time of the month again. You’re plagued with monster cramps that just won’t let up. Instead of popping aspirin like candy for a little relief, try curing your cramps naturally with these tips.
That well-worn saying -- ‘waste not, want not’ -- is bandied about with reckless abandon on countless eco-lifestyle websites, but today we’re going where very few of our eco-compadres dare… behind the closed door of your bathroom. This is a snicker-free zone, people. Surely you’ve wondered (at least once?) if you could do something, um, a bit more practical with what you’d normally just flush down. There ya go – there’s no harm in wondering… and no, that doesn’t mean you’re a tree-hugging wackadoodle, either.
In the wake of the controversial unconditional deregulation of Monsanto's genetically modified alfalfa seeds, the USDA has announced plans to allow biotech companies to conduct their own Environmental Impact Studies (EIS) instead of those commissioned by the USDA.
