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The UK’s Chartered Management Institute (CMI) has released a report that highlights a sharply reduced quality of life for managers, who are ‘always on’ because of social media and email [1]. Smart phones mean managers and staff cannot escape the office and are working an extra 29 days a year, effectively cancelling out the annual […] Read on...

Genetically modified foods (GMO) are in nearly all processed foods in the USA. A food is genetically modified when DNA from a toxin such as an insecticide or another plant or animal is forcibly inserted into the DNA of a host plant. The host plant produces fruits or vegetables whose programming has been changed from […] Read on...

It is now becoming conclusive that electronic cigarettes are harmful to health. Though there is much debate in the media and anti-smoking pressure groups about the health effects of e-cigarettes, more and more research is showing the harm e-cigarettes cause. In a just-published study in the Journal of Respiratory Research, a study1 conducted by scientists […] Read on...

Plain tobacco packaging or standardised packaging means the removal of all branding (colours, imagery, corporate logos and trademarks) from the pack. Manufacturers are only allowed to print the brand name at a prescribed size, font and place on the pack, in addition to the health warnings and any other legally mandated information.1 19669 Read on...

Today offers the wonderful opportunity to honour the trees, to remember what we owe them and to become aware that they are the solution to several existential global problems! 19164 Read on...

On the occasion of Earth Day on April 22nd all round the world Mother Earth, who is providing for us all we need and require, and this on a constant basis, was honoured. The question is what we humans do in return: do we give anything back, how much and what? 18923 Read on...

Now, which is correct? “Milk is healthy” or “Milk is unhealthy”? Opinion about the health of milk has differed for quite some time. Standard UHT or pasteurised milk which becomes completely degenerated by industrial manufacturing processes and has almost nothing in common with the original raw product and food indeed does pose a serious threat […] Read on...

In the course of of educating the public we attend various fairs in the health sector. By dealing with specific problems ( e.g. based on concrete health issues) we point out the positive effects of a natural way of life on our physical and emotional well-being. 20593 Read on...

All over the world carcinosis is on the ever-increasing rise. The UN predicts that tumour-related diseases will double until the year 2030 on a global scale. 21.4 million new incidences and 13.2 million cases of death are then expected annually. There are altogether more new incidences and deaths in industrialised countries than in developing countries1. […] Read on...

Recommended vaccinations by official institutions are rarely based on scientific evidence. How rarely this is the case becomes evident in the context of the very controversial vaccination with the human Papillomavirus HPV. Alarming facts concerning the safety of the vaccination against HPV have been held back by WHO officials and government officials of various governments […] Read on...