Modern Farming
How Much Petroleum Oil Do You Eat? ....a system that in 1940 produced 2.3 calories of food energy for every calorie of fossil-fuel energy it used into one that now takes 10 calories of fossil-fuel energy to produce a single calorie of modern supermarket food. Put another way, when we eat from the industrial-food system, we are eating oil and spewing greenhouse gases. This state of affairs appears all the more absurd when you recall that every calorie we eat is ultimately the product of photosynthesis — a process based on making food energy from sunshine. There is hope and possibility in that simple fact.
Energy Bars
Hyperbole Meets High-Tech: Slick Sales Talk and Modern "Energy Bars" With the exception of the fats, most of the ingredients used in energy bars are waste products
Synthetic Pharmaceutical Medications
Medical care is 3rd leading cause of death in U.S.
Man Succumbs To 7-Year Battle With Health Insurance
Former Shill for Big Pharma Tells the Truth About Drug Testing
The Plan for the Food Supply (comic)
Statistics prove prescription drugs are 16,400% more deadly than terrorists
Actual Cost Of Making These Popular Prescription Drugs
Tooth Decay
Everyday Culprits of Tooth Decay
Artificial Sweeteners
How Aspartame Became Legal - The Timeline
Original Aspartame Toxicity Studies
The Sweet Secret of Stevia Is this for real?
Side Effects
10 Food Side Effects You May Not Know
GMO
Seeds of Deception
The REAL Reasons You Want to Avoid Genetically Modified Foods
Food Like Substances
From Lab to Lunch: Chemicals They Call Food
Eleven Worst Foods Americans Eat Daily
Dirty Secrets of the Food Processing Industry
Commercial Food Guides
A Fatally Flawed Food Guide
THEY'VE TURNED THE FOOD PYRAMID ON ITS HEAD!
MSG
MSGTruth.org
HIDDEN SOURCES OF PROCESSED FREE GLUTAMIC ACID (MSG)
Adulterated Milk
The Whole Truth About Milk
Bovine Growth Hormone
Freudian Sips: The Last Days of Udder
Additives
Remove Food Additives From Hyperactive Children's Diets, Experts Suggest Data published in 2007 showed that normal (not hyperactive) children were significantly more hyperactive after they ate a mixture of food colourings and a preservative (sodium benzoate), with obvious implications for children with ADHD.
Cosmetics
Risks of Talcum Powder
Antibacterial Soaps
Health warning antibacterial soaps
Can We Get Too Clean?
Hydrogenated Oil
Deadly fats: why are we still eating them?

