mental disorder
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Manufacturing Insanity: From Orthorexia To Tickadoodlephobia

The number of mental disorders has almost tripled in the last 65 years from 106 to 297. Under the present DSM classification, 46.4 percent of Americans will develop a diagnosable mental illness in their lifetime.
autoimmune
Featured•Health•Investigative

Metabolomic Medicine: How To End Chronic Disease

Novel branch of medicine successfully identifies and addresses the root cause of chronic ailments such as autoimmune disease for the first time.
being fat
Featured•Health•Investigative

How To Stop Being Fat, Ugly, and Stupid

If you dig an inch below the noise produced by the Industry of Self-Acceptance and Self-Glorification, you’ll find an easy path to transformative answers.
Featured•Health•Introspective•Investigative

How To Conquer Superbugs And Parasites

The deadly mistakes with antibiotics that led me to the perfect natural solution against pathogenic lifeforms.
Featured•Health•Investigative

Breaking Dogma To Cure Cancer

We've been trying to cure cancer for a century, with ever-worsening odds. Lately, the odds are akin to that of Russian roulette.
Featured•Investigative

1,001 Ways To Die In Somalia

I was shivering in bed on my first night in Mogadishu. At 3:30 am, I killed the air conditioner. Moments later, the room felt stuffier than a London subway. I got up and paced around, wondering if it was safe to keep the balcony door open.
Featured•Investigative

Greece: A Perfect Storm

Ground-level observations of the social experiment called “Greece” – and its inevitable outcome.
Featured•Investigative

Breaking Down Murder

The psychological and neurological foundation of why mostly "normal" people go postal.
Featured•Health•Investigative

What’s All The Fuss About Bacteria?

The 20th-century medical revolution created a new generation of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Some doctors talk about the return to the Middle Ages while others barely acknowledge the threat. The real problem stems from how we perceived bacteria from the onset.
Featured•Investigative

Consciousness In The Age Of Digital Dystopia

Dystopia is an archetypal projection of the future because it’s a repetitive construct of our past.
Featured•Introspective•Investigative

The Ebola Expert Who Liked His Whiskey

He wore dirty clothes, played the drums, smoked sans filters, and early on the meeting slipped me a whiskey flask during a shooting break
Featured•Health•Investigative

Silver: How I Became A Blue-Blooded Convert

This is a tale about how I discovered silver, an ancient healing secret that was somehow wiped off the medicinal map after antibiotics were discovered and patented by pharma.
Featured•Investigative

How Junk Food May Kill More People Than All Wars And Famine Combined

Junk food can alter behavior by causing lasting changes in the reward circuit of the brain.
Featured•Investigative

Do You Have The DNA Of A Couch Potato Or A Runner?

For HoneyColony Ever wonder why some folks sprint up mountains with a smile on their face, while others can not stand the thought of leaving their couch? A 2013 study by the American Society For Nutrition compared physical activity levels of twins by tracking their average daily movement, heart rate, and acceleration data. The study concluded that approximately half...
Featured•Investigative

The Certain Future Of Swarm Intelligence

Just moments before his life ended on April 10, 1955, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin was having a lively discussion on his theory on the destiny of evolution
Featured•Investigative

Brace Yourself: 600 Corporations To Define What To Eat

For HoneyColony New global trade agreements are being negotiated behind closed doors that would force countries to harmonize food safety standards. Under the new regulations proposed by TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership, and TTIP (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership), even the FDA won’t be able to stop the import of compromised foods, if it represents an acceptable standard in any...
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