Cancer through another lens
Mark’s argument explains the origin of the disease—one that consistently involves fungi and the suppression of cellular function. He calls this theory the cell suppression theory and argues it could open the door to new ways of looking at, researching, treating and even preventing cancer.
‘Forever Chemicals’ in Pesticides Raise Red Flags
The EPA has developed a “working definition” of PFAS chemicals that excludes thousands of PFAS chemicals that are captured by the definitions used by other scientific bodies. This means more exposure to dangerous chemicals for us, and more profits for chemical and drug manufacturers.
Millions Suffer as Junk Food Industry Rakes in Profit
Due to trade deals, government support and WTO influence, transnational food retail and food processing companies continue to colonise markets around the world and push ultra processed foods (UPFs).
The fertiliser trap
The era of cheap fertilisers is over. The costs have become too much to bear— both in terms of the financial burden for farmers and public budgets, the severe environmental and health impacts, and the long-term risks to food security.
Nutrition: Why We Can’t Trust the Government
The government cannot be trusted to dispense nutrition advice. Not only does Big Food influence government guidelines directly through its financial clout; they dominate the supposed groups of “experts” that the government turns to for input on its recommendations.
Biotech Giants Using GMOs to Build Food Tyranny
Whether in India, Europe or elsewhere, the industry’s agenda is to use GE technology to secure intellectual property rights over all seeds (and chemical inputs) and thus gain total control over food and farming.
The Myth of Normal: Trauma, Illness, and Healing in a Toxic Culture
Trauma shapes our lives. It shapes the way we live, the way we interact with others, our perception of ourselves and the way we make sense of the world. It is the root of our deepest wounds.
Consumers Score GMO Labeling Victory
A federal court has ruled that a QR code alone is not an adequate GMO disclosure, and will need to be accompanied by a disclosure option accessible to all Americans. Significant problems remain, but this is an important victory.