Personal Liberty News
New York Residents Oppose Taxes On Native American Tobacco Products
The Seneca Nation of Indians has filed a suit asking the U.S. District Court for the Western District of New York to block the state from taxing tobacco sales on the Nation’s lands.
Fat Distribution Plays An Important Role In Heart Health
Some individuals who change their diet and add more exercise to their fitness routine have an easy time shedding their excess pounds. However, others who make similar lifestyle changes have difficulty reaching their desired body weight and improving their heart health.
Simple Improvements May Boost Home Value
For many Americans, their house is their main asset, and numerous owners have seen their wealth diminish during the current economic downturn. In fact, the National Association of Realtors says that home sales fell by more than 27 percent in July.
Bottle Tea Has Low Antioxidant Levels
Individuals who drink bottled iced tea may not be getting all the health benefits they believe they are. A new study presented at the National Meeting of the American Chemical Society revealed that bottled tea has a fraction of the antioxidants as freshly brewed tea.
Study Finds Omega-3 Benefits Differ Among The Genders
While millions of people take omega-3 fatty acid supplements to support heart health, they may not be aware that certain supplements may be more effective based on their gender.
Glenn Beck D.C. Rally Calls For A More God-Centered Country
Glenn Beck, whose popularity has skyrocketed this year thanks to his television show on Fox News and radio program, held a rally over the weekend that the conservative commenter estimated drew close to 400,000 attendees.
Antioxidants In Berries May Support Heart Health
Cognitive decline is a problem that affects millions of people across the country each year. The financial and emotional toll that it takes on families and individuals is difficult to measure.
Study Finds Important Interaction Between Vitamin D And DNA
Recent research has indicated that vitamin D may play a role in many areas of health. Studies have shown that it benefits heart health, decreases the risk of developing mood disorders and contributes to the health of muscles and joints.
Poll: Support For Universal Healthcare Falling
Less than six months after President Obama signed the health reform package there are signs that public support for universal healthcare coverage may be falling among Americans.
Viguerie: McCain’s Victory Is Tea Party’s Victory
The Tea Party movement in Arizona may not have endorsed incumbent John McCain (R-Ariz.) in Tuesday’s primary elections but this did not prevent some conservatives from hailing his victory as a triumph of the grassroots movement.
Experts Recommend Vitamin K For Digestive Health
Among the alphabet of vitamins that exist, few people are aware of the vital role that vitamin K plays in overall health. However, as new research continues to emerge, nutrition experts are recommending that more individuals increase their intake of this vital nutrient.
Growing Support For Tea Party Candidates May Be Fueled By Money Worries
There may be signs that individuals who would like to protect their wealth and assets in the coming years will come out to vote this November for candidates who put these concerns at the top of their agenda.
Alcoholic Drinks May Support Cognitive Function
Antioxidants — especially those found in alcoholic beverages like beer and wine — may provide significant support for brain health, according to a new study released by researchers from Boston University.
Chinese Mudslides Contain Lessons In Survival
Earlier this month, devastating mudslides hit northwest China’s Gansu province leaving some 1,500 people dead. As classes resumed for primary- and middle-school students today, experts have called for a careful and systematic approach to rebuilding efforts.
McCain Survives Primary Challenge In Arizona, But Mainstream Republicans Struggle Elsewhere
Yesterday’s primaries were expected to be a test of the Tea Party movement’s capacity to influence political outcomes leading up to the general elections in November. With some precincts still counting the votes, it appears that Tea Party-backed candidates did well overall, even if not everywhere.
