Naturalsociety, By: Elizabeth Renter, 09/12/2013

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Things like a healthy diet, increased exercise, and low stress levels can keep our hearts healthy. But did you know there are some very specific foods that can be eaten to prevent a heart attack? One study from Harvard School of Public Health indicates strawberries and blueberries are able to slash the risk of a heart attack in women by a significant amount.

According to the study published in a recent edition of Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association, women who eat three or more servings of these healthful berries each week are able to reduce their risk of suffering a heart attack by up to one-third.

ExtinctionProtocol.com - 9/12/13

By: AllianceForNaturalHealth, 09/10/2013

The EPA, on the other hand, allows its widespread use as a germ killer in clothing, bedding, cosmetics, electric shavers, baby bottles, and food containers. Silver has been used as an antimicrobial for thousands of years—that’s why forks, spoons, and platters were traditionally made out of silver. Nanosilver, however, sprang out of the new science of nanomaterials, which involves creating objects smaller than 100 nanometers. (A nanometer is a billionth of a meter.) For example, the period at the end of this sentence is a million nanometers wide.

By: Oraclereport.com, 09/12/2013

First Quarter Moon Phase: action, stepping out, expression

Moon: Sagittarius

Ruling Mahavidya:  Shodashi (with Matangi, The Administrator)

We move into the First Quarter Moon phase at 1:00 pm EDT / 5:00 pm UTC today.  When First Quarter phases begin, things become easier.  We don't struggle as much or feel as challenged.

Los Angeles Times - Nardine Saad, 9/10/13

"My mother got involved when we were very young, so it's all we ever really knew," Remini said. "But over time, my eyes opened and I could just no longer be affiliated with the organization and my family felt the same, so we left."

"I'm OK," she said. "It's hard. We lost friends that can no longer talk to us who are still in the organization."

More: LATimes.com