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New Study Shows Broad-Spectrum Antibiotics Pose Increased Risk to Child Obesity

Infants before the age of 24 months exposed to recurring broad-spectrum antibiotics have higher probability to be obese in their early childhood, according to a new study.

By Arlene Cruz

GMO Facts the FDA is not Telling you

You will not believe what percent of food is genetically modified and why there are no laws compelling GMO labeling.
Red Bull Pays Settlement, Get Your Share of $13 Million

If you've ever bought a can of Red Bull in the last 12 years, then the company owes you money. Red Bull settled in a false advertising law suit filed against it and will now be paying anyone who bought a red Bull energy drink between 1 January 2002 and October 3 2014. Here's the good part, you don't even have to prove you bought the drink, only registration is needed to claim a piece of the $13 million dollar settlement.
Red Bull Wings Are Not Real: $13 Million Dollars For The ‘Fraud’

There is a very famous quote that says, “lies have short legs.” But can a slogan be considered a lie?
Walmart Healthcare Benefits Will Stop For Part-Time Workers

Up to the moment, Walmart has been giving healthcare benefits to a large count of its employees. Walmart Healthcare Benefits - Up to the moment, Walmart has been giving healthcare benefits to a large count of its employees.
Italy-UK Salami Conflict Resolved: British Food Labeling System Loses Battle

The European Commission put Italians at ease during the Italy-UK salami ongoing conflict, stating that the British labeling system was overly simplistic.
Chiquita Fyffes EU: Allies Want To Make The Largest Banana Company In The World

Chiquita Fyffes EU – The European Union has approved the merge between Chiquita Brands International, the American producer and distributor of bananas and Flyffes, the Irish brand of Bananas and other fruits. These two would become the largest banana company in the world together.
Detroit Water Shut Off Has United Nations’ Disapproval – Still, It Continues

Detroit Water Shut Off – Judge Rhodes, who is in charge of the shut off of water in Detroit cause, has refused today to stop it. There has been complaining, there have been people in the streets manifesting and even the UN has had a say in the matter, but the shut off stands strong.
National Coffee Day: 5 Places To Get Free And Steaming Coffee!

National Coffee Day – Wonderful date for all the people who do not only like starting off their days with coffee, but can’t get enough and need a dose repeatedly. Today, Sept. 29th, the National and actually International coffee day, according to Days of The Year, takes place. So, to celebrate it, we enlisted some of the most important places where you can find a great deal of free coffee.
Genetically Modified Wheat Found In Montana: Are There Health Risks?

Genetically Modified Wheat – A constant issue arises with genetically modified foods, as people fear which will be the health issues that they could face by consuming them. Now, On Sept. 26th, this last Friday, unregulated modified wheat popped up in Montana and has raised worry once again.
Mystic Pizza Employees Will Charge $105,000 Due To Labor Dept. Settlement

Mystic Pizza Employees – This name, Mystic Pizza, might seem familiar, it might resonate in the mind and still not be able to place it perfectly, but there is a reason for that happening. Turns out that it is the Pizza place where the movie with Julia Roberts in 1988 took place. It was a big hit back in the day and today it is as well, only that for a different reason.
Texas Meat Packer Recalls Beef Products For Possible E.coli

A Texas meat processing plant has recalled 23,100 pounds of beef trimmings products for possible contamination with the E.coli bacteria, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced late Thursday.
Starbucks Coffee Stout – Beer-Flavor Has Reached Coffee, Finally!

Starbucks Coffee Stout: Starbucks tends to play with flavors and introduce different combinations all the time for people to try out, see if they like and also, see what works and what doesn’t in the public. Now, a new Starbucks Coffee Stout is being tested.
Seattle imposes fine for too many food scraps in the garbage

Seattle residents who throw too many pizza crusts, coffee grounds and uneaten leftovers in their regular garbage will now face a fine, in one of the toughest mandatory composting
Paula Deen Network – THE COOK RETURNS! Subscription Cost, Information And Scoops

Paula Deen Network: Paula Deen had been absent for more than a year, since her scandal for the N-word deal. Now, she comes back tomorrow according to reports, opening her very own Network that will include several features.