The news is out!  One of the oldest known fruits, pomegranates have become one of the newest health giving “super foods” in North America. However, this is old news for people living in Asia and Middle Eastern countries. They valued the medicinal properties of the pomegranate long before modern

Waylon Lewis of elephant journal recently asked four Boulder residents what inspired them to challenge the coal burning at Xcel’s 186 megawatt Valmont power plant.

Gwen is a 26-year-old who was diagnosed last year with Neural demyelination, associated with probable Multiple Sclerosis. Her brain MRI, done in November 2005, showed five to six spots (light gray, old ones) and a couple that were active. The past five years were very stressful for her. She does have a history of tremors since age 13 or 14.

Every year, numerous studies are published in respected health journals supporting the use of vital nutrients that science has shown is beneficial in promoting and maintaining good health. Unfortunately, most of us will never hear about these findings. The following research results for 2009 were gathered from leading scientific jou

Ranging in locale from the rainforests of Ecuador to the centre of Manhattan, each film takes a look at the toll we as humans are taking on the environment and our planet and each offers solutions we can incorporate into our lives to help mitigate - or even reverse - the effects of the last 100 years. They’ll make you think, and more importantly, inspire you to act.

A Strong Case for a National Dairy Association - One of the things Ontario Judge Paul Kowarsky marveled at when he ruled in favor of raw dairy farmer Michael Schmidt and his herdshare arrangement last January was that there was "no evidence of any illness" in the 16 years the farmer and government authorities battled over availability of raw milk.

See it here: http://vimeo.com/12296104   952.32MB / Robert Kenner

See it here: http://vimeo.com/12754949   588.74MB   Chris Smith / Kate Noble / Bluewater

I recommend a listen to an interview by David J. Getoff with Lierre Keith, author of The Vegetarian Myth to take in another perspective (I'm personally a vegetarian and really want to keep an open mind). Ms.