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Why It’s Time to Toss Your Tylenol

Why It’s Time to Toss Your Tylenol

A common over-the-counter pain medication is being connected to rising learning disorders. New findings from the Boston Birth Cohort study of 996 mother-infant dyads, as reported in JAMA Psychiatry, show cord plasma biomarkers of fetal exposure to acetaminophen were associated with significantly in

Anne Temple
Best for the World

Best for the World

Yes, you read that title correctly. It’s not best in the world - it’s best for the world.

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How and why I became an activist
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How and why I became an activist

Ask anyone who has proudly worn the label of activist why they became one, and just like fingerprints, you will get a different answer.

Anne Temple
Every Day is Child Health Day
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Every Day is Child Health Day

Child Health Day was Monday, October 7. It was not featured in mainstream media...instead we heard more news about corruption in politics. Our media missed a huge opportunity to raise awareness about the health crisis our children are facing and the future of our country. This is why our work, with

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Tell the EPA to Require Full Formulation Testing for Pesticides!

Tell the EPA to Require Full Formulation Testing for Pesticides!

Did you hear that the EU now requires the final formulation testing for toxicity and carcinogenicity of pesticides. This is a HUGE win.

Zen Honeycutt
Glyphosate Makes Cells More Susceptible to Breast Cancer

Glyphosate Makes Cells More Susceptible to Breast Cancer

A new study, first posted on GMWatch, reveals disturbing information. Glyphosate, found in Monsanto's/Bayer's Roundup and 700+ other glyphosate based herbicides, primed human breast cells to be more susceptible to cancer.

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Preventing Breast Cancer in an Estrogenic World

Preventing Breast Cancer in an Estrogenic World

Have you heard about the newest study on glyphosate. It's just in time for Breast Cancer Awareness month.

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Everything you wish you didn't know about GMOs
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Everything you wish you didn't know about GMOs

As a mother, my first and foremost concern is the well being of my family. Many things can threaten the safety of my family, especially our children, who are more vulnerable due to the underdevelopment of their bodies. One of those things is Genetically Modified Organisms, or GMOs which have been in

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The Teen Vaping Epidemic

The Teen Vaping Epidemic

If you have a teen, chances are about 1000% that your teen has seen others or has tried vaping. For my son, he is inundated by the sweet smelling vapors every time he goes to his high school bathroom.

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Global Climate Strike - Call to Action Week Sept 20-27

Global Climate Strike - Call to Action Week Sept 20-27

We hope you have heard by now that tomorrow is a Global Call to Action Day- Climate Strike. on September 20th.

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September is Self-Care Awareness Month

September is Self-Care Awareness Month

At first glance it almost seems silly to have a whole month dedicated to self-care awareness. We all know how important it is to take care of ourselves - to put our own oxygen mask on first, as the saying goes.

Anne Temple
The Monsanto Emails: Not Just "Talk"

The Monsanto Emails: Not Just "Talk"

Shocking Monsanto Emails Reveal Violent, Misogynistic Mentality and Complete Disregard for Child Health  Article By Zen Honeycutt, Moms Across AmericaAugust 29, 2019 Mission Viejo, CA - New emails revealed from the Monsanto Trials and placed into public record by the law firm Baum, Hedlund, Arestei

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