This happened to Whitley: Sometimes illness or shock can cause your hair to turn white overnight. Now there may be a way to reverse this process.

German researchers recreated a naturally-occurring molecule called K(D)PT, which is similar to the hormones that stimulate melanin, which controls skin and hair color. When they treated hair...

Maybe it's the sports - Sports fans have a higher Body Mass Index (BMI) than do people who are less personally committed and emotionally involved with a sports team.?and it's not just because they don't get off the couch! For some mysterious reason, the guys who go to the ball park are just as unhealthy (could it be because hot...

In the Sunday New York Times, there was yet another editorial (this time by Donald Rumsfeld) defending the surge, which made us decide to post a reminder about Anne Strieber's diary on this topic.

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One of the causes of juvenile delinquency is impulsiveness?teens don't think before they act. It could be because their brains haven't finished developing yet.

But no matter what the reason is, a new study reveals that teens who drive without a license are disproportionately involved in fatal crashes. A survey of more than 5,000 teens...

Over the last few months, Whitley Strieber has written an outstanding series of journals about the coming recession, but his latest one is the most powerful of all! In it, he indicts the Bush government for trying desperately to lay the blame on the incoming administration. He writes: "So, who will buy the trillions of dollars of new American...

That's because parts of your brain are actually asleep - There's no control center in your brain that dictates when it's time for you to drift off to dreamland. Instead, sleep creeps up on you as independent groups of brain cells become fatigued and switch into a sleep state even while you are still (mostly) awake. Eventually,...

First they were high, now they're low?what's predicted for the future? What plans should we make for the holiday season if we want to drive to visit friends and family?

Engineer Peter Clark thinks that gasoline prices will continue to drop. He says, "The price of oil has dropped into the $60 to $70 a barrel range, and therefore there is...

?.by buying General Motors and Chrysler - In The Truth About Cars website, Bertel Schmitt says that China's daily business newspaper, the 21st Century Business Herald, has reported that a "senior official of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology" has hinted that "the auto manufacturing giants in China have the...

Even though Thanksgiving and Christmas are coming? - It's not normal to feel down during the holidays, but many people do. Often times, family gatherings, which should bring joy, cause stress and this year could be worse because of the country's poor financial shape.

With the days shortening toward winter, many people...

WE may have a melamine problem too! - In the November 17 edition of the New York Times, James E. McWilliams reports that "?Melamine is?integral to the material life of any industrialized society. It's a common ingredient in cleaning products, waterproof plywood, plastic compounds, cement, ink and fire-retardant paint. Chemical...

On Tuesday, November 18 Whitley will be on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, starting at around 10:30 pm Pacific.Click here to find out where YOU can listen.

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How to tell if food is made in China: Read the barcode! - The FDA is finally acting! They have started blocking milk products from China that may be contaminated with melamine.

In BBC News, Jonathan Beale reports that the FDA has not only banned milk imports, it has issued a nationwide "import alert," since this has to...

While Earth has experienced many changes in climate over the past 65 million years, recent decades have experienced the most significant climate change since the beginning of human civilized societies about 5,000 years ago. We can't blame the sun (especially not now), so who CAN we blame? The answer, alas, is us.

In 2007, a report by the...

...and pee problems in space - Outer space is a busy thoroughfare of satellites operated by many nations. Earth orbits are crowded with active spacecraft, as well as dead or dying satellites. We're even littering there! There is also the problem of?peeing in space (and they have much more important things to concern them up...