The overuse of antibiotics for non-life threatening conditions, and their use as growth promoters for conventionally farmed livestock, has contributed greatly to microbial imbalance and the downward spiral of human health. So what can we do to encourage and maintain balance within our internal ecosystem of micro-organisms? 

By contributing writers Tom Rothsey and Christina Lavers

If there has ever been one plant that “does it all”, turmeric (Curcuma longa), seems the perfect candidate. To not have it in our kitchen seems rather mad. Here’s why… 

By guest writer Katrin Geist 

Was the recent mass shooting at Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, a false flag attack? Early signs indicate so...

By contributing writer Makia Freeman

History is/was written by the victors; the ones who hold on to a position of power. An evolved future for mankind will only be possible if wise men would rewrite said history, based upon newfound truths -- otherwise history keeps repeating itself and its recidivist mistakes. 

By guest writer Peter Van Els 

Growing your own food is hard work. But what if we had a system in place that mimicked nature to such a degree that irrigation, fertilizer, farming equipment and hard labor were rendered obsolete? Where we could enjoy the most nutrient dense, succulent and flavorful produce with minimal effort? This vision isn’t a pipe dream — it’s here now, and simple to learn. 

By contributing writer Carolanne Wright 

Do beauty and fashion 'gurus' and their glorification of excessive consumerism have a toxic influence on vulnerable young minds? 

By guest writer Sabrina Milazzo

According to a recent report by the Johns Hopkins-Lancet Commission on Drug Policy and Health, the war on drugs is harming public health, and governments around the world would be wise to decriminalize minor, non-violent drug offenses. 

By contributing writer Dr Joseph Mercola

Dental amalgam, a.k.a “silver fillings” contain anywhere from 49 to 54 percent mercury, which is known to cause psychological, neurological & immunological health problems. 

By Guest writer Dr. Mercola

Most adults read at about 250-300 words per minute (wpm) - the same speed that we speak. But there are some simple exercises that you can do that will increase your reading speed and comprehension. With practice, you may find your reading speed doubles or even triples (as in my case). 

By Guest Writer Marc Howard

According to Princeton neuroscientist and psychologist Dr. Lester Fehmi, when we become aware of the space between and within every atom, electrical activity slows to alpha frequency, bringing feelings of deep relaxation. 

By guest writer Tomasz Kopec MD

Higher consciousness beings, especially those of the Natural Kingdoms, have many senses, and many of these can be expressed. Nature has a language that communicates itself through its sounds, scents and colors, textures... and more. 

By Guest Writer Serena Woods