NaturalNews: New lab results plus news on GMOs, Fukushima and more‏

Dear Lisbon Reporter and NaturalNews readers,

We've just posted heavy metals, MRF and MCC lab test results for a few popular breakfast cereals. 20+ more are on the way over the next couple of days.
View the results here:
http://labs.naturalnews.com/Category-Foods.html

Contaminated Japanese rivers are dumping a steady stream of radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean:
http://www.naturalnews.com/043544_contaminated_rivers_radiation_Pacific_Ocean.html

Argentina has halted Monsanto's GMO seed factory construction:
http://www.naturalnews.com/043546_Monsanto_GMO_seed_plant_Argentina.html

Widely-touted HIV "cure" from conventional medicine turns out to be a total hoax:
http://www.naturalnews.com/043541_HIV_treatment_false_cure_AIDS.html


More news continues below...



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- Good mood foods
- Emotional eating vs. conscious eating
- Rethink the pink: Women join together for REAL health solutions

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