News & Updates
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Idaho Health & Welfare Committees 2018
Take some time today to download the Testifi app (by Idaho Freedom Foundation) this convenient app will let you send a text, audio or video to your legislator, committee members quick and easily. Click here to get Testifi on Google Play. Click here to get Testifi in the Apple App Store. House Health and Welfare
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Dirty Truth about Dryer Sheets
Most commercial dryer sheets are loaded with all sorts of toxic chemicals including Benzyl Acetate, Benzyl Alcohol, Chloroform and Linalool; none of which are good for your health. In addition to all the chemicals that end up on your skin, when heated, the fumes are also toxic. These toxins go straight to their brain’s most
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The secret ingredient in fast food packaging
Chemicals in fast food packaging have been linked to health problems Fluorinated compounds are also in furniture, carpets, clothing, cosmetics and cookware (CNN)Most of the time, when you order fast food, you know exactly what you’re getting: an inexpensive meal that tastes great but is probably loaded with fat, cholesterol and sodium. But it turns
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Could Lyme Disease Be the Cause of Your Health Condition?
HFI: Many of our members and subscribers have recently been given a diagnosis of lyme. If you have done research for yourself or a family member please feel free to CONTRIBUTE your voice and post resources to share with others. We are building a community to support each other’s health and education is a key
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Teen Talks About GMO’s
Fifteen-year-old activist Rachel Parent believes that the use of these chemicals is negatively affecting our health, and that consumers have a right to know when they’ve been used to modify ingredients in the food we’re buying on a daily basis. In her informative TEDxToronto talk, Rachel urges Canadian officials to make it mandatory for food
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Gut bacteria and the brain: Are we controlled by microbes?
The gut has defenses against pathogens, but, at the same time, it encourages the survival and growth of “healthy” gut bacteria. The vast majority of these single-celled visitors are based in the colon, where no less than 1 trillion reside in each gram of intestinal content. Estimating the number of bacterial guests in our gut