Liberty News
Study Says Grapes May Help People Lose Weight And Look Younger
Researchers from the UT Health Science Center in San Antonio have recently discovered that a compound found in grapes stimulates the production of a hormone that regulates fat and can reduce signs of aging
City Residents Combat Tough Economic Times With Urban Farms
Many Americans have turned to the practice of urban farming to achieve self-sufficiency amidst a struggling economy, rising inflation costs and unsanitary food manufacturing that has led to a flurry of product recalls.
Palin Scheduled To Speak At Hunters’ Convention
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has been the target of several left-wing accusations following the Jan. 8 shooting in Tuscon, Ariz., but the controversy is not keeping the Tea Party favorite from advocating for 2nd Amendment rights.
Essential Fatty Acids Can Help Reduce PMS
A study recently published in journal Reproductive Health has reported that the consumption of one to two grams of essential fatty acids daily can help alleviate symptoms of premenstrual syndrome (PMS).
New RNC Chair Comes Out Firing
New Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Reince Priebus has wasted little time in shaking up his staff.
Palin Retorts To ‘Blood Libel’ And Fields Death Threats
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin recently responded to critics who have claimed she is somewhat responsible for the deadly shooting in Tucson, Ariz.
Avoiding Certain Areas And Staying Awake May Help People Survive Landslides
Mudslides have killed at least 500 people in Brazil, and officials fear that the death toll could still rise. Media reports have cited the International Disaster Database information, which suggests that it is the worst natural disaster in Brazil since flooding and mudslides killed 785 people in 1967.
GOP Lawmakers Target NPR Funds
Republican lawmakers are making a push to cut Federal funding for National Public Radio (NPR), which would prevent local stations from using government money to purchase the network’s programming.
Taking Breaks From Prolonged Sitting Helps Thwart Disease, Research Says
Previous studies have shown that high levels of C-reactive protein (CRP) may increase an individual’s chance of developing diabetes and heart disease. CRP is a globulin that is typically produced following acute inflammation in the body.
Ability To Monitor Heartbeat Leads To More Stable Body Image, Study Says
Individuals who have a negative perception of their own bodies may be more likely to develop eating disorders, such as anorexia and bulimia. Eating disorders are not only harmful to one’s physical health, but they can also affect one’s relationships with family and friends.
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