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10/09/2018 / By Tracey Watson

This can save your life: Seven medicinal plants that Native Americans use for a variety of remedies

There are several excellent reasons for taking the time and effort to learn about natural remedies. Two of the most important of these reasons are: 1) You never know when a natural or other disaster might leave you stranded without access to medication, and 2) Chemical medicines are toxic and bad for you, anyway, so […]

05/16/2017 / By Earl Garcia

23 Medicinal plants you need to know about when SHTF

Native Americans used a variety of herbal medicines for treating a plethora of illnesses. An article published in AskaPrepper.com listed 23 of the most commonly-used plants in the arsenal of Native American medicine. Blackberry – These antioxidant-rich berries were commonly used by the Cherokee people to treat an upset stomach. Blackberry tea is used to relieve […]

01/25/2017 / By Mike Adams

Health Ranger announces lab testing donation to Native American communities impacted by Keystone and Dakota pipelines

Yesterday, President Donald Trump signed executive orders to advance two oil pipelines that will transport oil across North America. Although pipelines are by far the safest form of oil transportation, sometimes they leak and cause environmental damage. To help Native American communities protect their water from the possibility of oil pipeline leaks, today I’m making […]

01/09/2017 / By JD Heyes

EPA admits to Gold King Mine disaster but refuses to pay claims to Native Americans

The Environmental Protection Agency is very likely the most abusive, over-regulatory, economy-killing bureaucracy within the federal government. Now, I’m adding irresponsible to that list. Longtime readers of Natural News will recall the Gold King Mine spill in Colorado in August 2015, which saw more than 3 million gallons of contaminated water rife with mining chemicals […]

07/29/2016 / By Vicki Batts

Navajo Nation removes tax on healthy produce to support public health

While Berkeley, California may have been the first city to pass a soda tax, the Navajo Nation took their war against sugar and other non-nutritive items one step further. After years of legislative battles, the Navajo Nation became the first to implement a 2% tax on all junk food items and other “low nutritive value” […]

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