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Environmental Issues

Guess what! It’s not all in the mind…

14/07/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

'When are they ever going to figure out that things are never “all in your head?” Whenever something doesn’t fit in their tiny little understanding, they belittle the patient and tell them they are crazy. Prescribing SSRIs for everything is not the answer any more than a lobotomy …

Category: Behavioural conditions / autism, Conventional Medicine, Environmental IssuesTag: 30% of Gulf War veterans suffer from illness, biological evidence for Gulf War syndrome, causes of fibromyalgia, Electromagnetic sensitivity, fibromyalgia, fibromyalgia may be caused by excessively sensitive nerve ending, fibromyalgia not imagined, Food intolerance, Guld War veterans, Gulf war illness, Gulf War Syndrome, hippocratic oath, Integrated Tissue Dynamics, James Dao, multiple chemical sensitivity, New York Times, University at Albany

The GM debate rages anew – so get involved!

08/07/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  4 Comments

There were some serious ripples of green discontent back in May when all of the major supermarkets declared that it had become too difficult for them to source chickens and eggs that had guaranteeably been fed on non-GM feeds as these foods were now too hard to get – even though …

Category: Big Business, Environmental Issues, Food, Food/Health Policy, PoliticsTag: Andy Clarke at asda, Anthony Kleanthous, Brazil as a producer of animal feeds, Brazil as a producer on non-GM animal feeds, Dalton Philips at Morrisons, Earth Open source, Environment secretary Owen Patterson, Genetic modification, GM, GM corn, GM crops, GM foods, GMO Myths and Truths, Green futures Magazine, Institute for Responsible Technology, Jamie Doward, Justin King at Sainsbury's, labeling of GM foods, Marc Bolland at M&S, Monsanto, neonicotinoids, Philip clarke at Tesco, Steve Murrells at teh Coop, Supermarket customer service, The Grocer magazine, The Observer, US GM giants

Omega 3 fatty acid – how much do we need and where will it come from?

31/05/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Facts: DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) and EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid), are long chain Omega 3 fatty acids  – essential for heart, vascular and other physiological aspects of our health but also absolutely essential to the proper functioning of the brain and our mental …

Category: Conventional Medicine, Environmental Issues, Food/Health Policy, NutritionTag: ALA, alpha-linolenic acid, DHA, dietary recommendations for EPA/DHA, docosahexaenoic acid, Eicosapentaenoic acid, EPA, EPA/DHA supplements and pregnant mothers, EPA/DHA supplements reduce incidence of preterm birth, fish and omega 3 fatty acids, Jack Winkler, LC omega 3s, long chain omega 3 fatty acids, McCarrison Society

Wifi banned in French schools and smart meters delayed

23/05/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  2 Comments

Leading the way in adopting the 'precautionary approach', in March this year the French Assembly banned the use of wifi in schools 'until it is proven safe for human consumption'. Bravo for the Assembly! (They were absolutely not, incidentally, being Luddite here – they  just …

Category: Electrosensitivity, Environmental IssuesTag: Andrew Goldsworthy, delay in roll out of smart meters, EMFields, French assembly bans wifi in schools, health concerns over smart meters, health concerns over wifi, health of teachers affected by wifi, Jonathan Libber, precautionary principle, privacy concerns over smart meters, Smart meters, Stop Smart Meters campaign, wifi in schools

Cress succumbs to mobile phone radiation

18/05/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  3 Comments

Lea Nielsen, Mathilde Nielsen, Signe Nielsen, Sisse Coltau and Rikke Holm, all of whom go to  Hjallerup School in North Jutland in Denmark, have just won themselves one thousand krone for a very 'elegant' bit of science.... Noticing that they all had difficulty in sleeping and …

Category: Electrosensitivity, Environmental IssuesTag: effect of electromagnetic radiation on cress, effects of mobile phone on concentrations, effects on sleep of mobile phones, electromagnetic pollution, electromagnetic radiation, Electromagnetic sensitivity, EMR, growing cress, Hjallerup School, Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Professor Marie-Claire Cammaert, Professor Olle Johansson, Université Libre de Bruxelles

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