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   Internet interest in Chlorella has more than doubled in the past three years.  Some indicators of that are Google Adwords and Facebook (more than twice as many people are now interested in chlorella on Facebook than even two years ago).  During this same time frame there has also been a shift in the way google guides the user when looking for information on chlorella.  Currently typing the word chlorella on this search engine produces the first paired word of "Dangers"    The question is simple; why is this the search term Google first produces when typing in the name...

One of this weeks top news stories was the alleged patronage of a Florida brothel by New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft.  If the charges stick it will be the first major scandal for the beloved sports team owner who bought the team a quarter century ago.    Kraft is one of many day spa patrons being charged with misdemeanor solicitation during a months long police sting throughout central Florida.  Details are still coming out but the biggest tragedy here is the exsistence of widespread sex trafficing throughout the Unitied States.  Thousands of woman are being forced to conduct sexual...

   A persons home is their sanctuary.  Be it an apartment or a spacious farm, ones living area is a place to relax and perhaps spend a majority of ones time.  The average person spends around one third of their lives just sleeping at home.  The vast majority of the air a person breaths is from the confines of this abode.        Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder say the average house has air quality levels comparable to a major city.  They also determined synthetic cleaning products are a major part of a problem with most homes being...

   One of the key issues during the medicinal marijuana debate was whether it would lead to higher usage rates among teens in the respective states.  A new study has just contradicted this hypothesis.  Researchers have concluded that states with medical marijuana laws actually now have slightly lower rates than states where it is still completely criminalized.    "The shifts were small," said lead researcher Rebekah Levine Coley, chair of counseling, developmental and educational psychology at Boston College. "For every 100 adolescents, just over one fewer would report having used marijuana in the preceding month following enactment of medical marijuana...

It has been 25 years since Congress passed the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA). This act defines and regulates dietary supplements which are effectively regulated by the FDA for Good Manufacturing Practices.  These guidelines essentially ensure manufacturers will operate clean facilities and create products using only the ingredients on the label.  They also warn against misleading consumers with false claims or claims that have not been proven to be true by extensive studies.  The FDA has just issued a statement in the last 24 hours declaring an increase in supplement monitoring which includes warning letters (12) to individual supplement makers....