New Science Portal on Nutritional Medicine, Drug Side Effects and Toxic Chemicals Launched

    TUCSON, AZ, July 23, 2013 /24-7PressRelease/ -- A new science portal encompassing millions of scientific studies on nutritional therapies, drug side effects and toxic chemicals has just been launched by the internet's largest natural health news and activism site, NaturalNews.com.

Available at SCIENCE.naturalnews.com, the new portal allows users to explore science-based studies that document the health benefits of nutritional therapies, the toxic side effects of heavy metals, the common side effects of prescription medications and much more.

The portal also allows users to explore the full body of scientific literature on topics such as phytonutrients (plant-based nutrients), common diseases, medical therapies, amino acids, vitamins, minerals and more. The portal is free and no registration is required.

SCIENCE.naturalnews.com was created by Mike Adams, the "Health Ranger," editor of NaturalNews.com, who says, "This reference resource allows anyone to explore the wealth of scientific knowledge on the health benefits of nutrients and superfoods. It was designed to help expand human knowledge on solutions to the very kinds of chronic, degenerative disease that are now bankrupting cities across America."

Through SCIENCE.naturalnews.com, users can discover things like how spirulina (a superfood) consumed by pregnant women blocks cadmium (a heavy metal) from damaging developing babies. A wealth of scientific literature is offered on chlorella, spirulina, curcumin (from turmeric), and hundreds of other herbs and phytonutrients.

Over 7,000 concepts are indexed across millions of scientific studies, and SCIENCE.naturalnews.com is slated to grow at the rate of one million new studies each week for the next several months.

Visit the website to learn more:
http://science.naturalnews.com

Media note: Adams is available for phone interviews about the science of nutrition.

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