ANH-USA’s landmark FDA lawsuit could finally unlock decades of suppressed science—opening the door to true health freedom. Now we need you to help us put pressure on the FDA and HHS to prioritize review of the petition. Action Alert! Listen to the audio version of this article: THE…
A new study directly links THC exposure to severe genetic abnormalities in human eggs, disrupting the critical maturation process and increasing the risk of chromosomal errors (aneuploidy). This disruption leads to a higher likelihood of non-viable embryos, miscarriages, failed IVF attempts, or genetic conditions like…
Rodenticide exposure during pregnancy increases a child’s risk of leukemia death by up to 91%. Over 90% of children in the study were exposed to pesticides before birth or shortly after. Rodenticides like brodifacoum pose the highest risk, causing fatal bleeding in children. Breastfeeding for…
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed three bipartisan health bills into law on Aug. 27, marking one of the most sweeping state nutrition reform efforts in the United States. Senate Bill 25 mandates warning labels on foods with synthetic dyes like Blue No. 2 and Green…
Story at-a-glance Contrary to popular belief among followers, Ray Peat, Ph.D., did not advocate for high consumption of sugar. While sugar is acceptable in moderation, refined sugar, particularly in large amounts, can be problematic due to its impact on the microbiome. There’s also a debate…
Story at-a-glance Your microbiome plays an important role in training your immune system, with gut dysfunction and increased permeability often leading to autoimmune diseases and inflammation A healthy colon requires an oxygen-free environment for beneficial bacteria, but environmental toxins and compromised mitochondrial function disrupt this…
Story at-a-glance “The Big Secret” documentary reveals how the U.S. healthcare system was reshaped by corporate and pharmaceutical forces, replacing natural healing with a drug-centered, profit-driven medical monopoly The shift began with the Flexner Report, backed by Carnegie and Rockefeller interests, which redefined medical legitimacy…
Breathwork while listening to music may induce a blissful state in practitioners, accompanied by changes in blood flow to emotion-processing brain regions, according to a study published August 27, 2025, in the open-access journal PLOS One by Amy Amla Kartar from the Colasanti Lab in the Department…
Every third American is overweight, and half of those folks are obese. That’s a lot of heavy people who are not ideally healthy, to say the least. It’s like they’re playing Russian roulette with their health every day, and now science shows they’re not just…
Wellness influencers, bio-hackers, meditation teachers, and functional nutritionists—you’ve already moved mountains. From sunrise journaling to CGM-powered meal plans, from Oura Rings to twelve-minute cold plunges, your habits, programs, and apps have paved the way for a new approach to care—one that recognizes every human as…
Story at-a-glance In diabetic retinopathy, new, fragile blood vessels triggered by diabetes bleed into your eye and create scar tissue that tears your retina, leading to permanent vision loss if untreated Diabetic retinopathy quietly damages your retina for years before you notice symptoms, making early…
Story at-a-glance Glyphosate exposure strongly correlates with fatty liver disease, affecting 100 million Americans including children. Higher urinary levels of the glyphosate byproduct aminomethylphosphonic acid (AMPA) predict increased liver dysfunction and fat accumulation Early childhood exposure creates lasting health risks, with children having doubled AMPA…
Story at-a-glance The U.S. officially rejected the World Health Organization’s (WHO) 2024 amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR), citing threats to national sovereignty, free speech, and constitutional protections If not rejected, the amendments would have allowed the WHO to influence lockdowns, vaccine documentation, and…
Picture this: a sunny afternoon, the sharp pop of a plastic ball meeting your paddle, laughter cutting through the air as players dart and pivot in a dance of strategy and reflex. This isn’t just another backyard game — it’s pickleball, the sport sweeping the…
Majority of U.S. adults have hearts older than their chronological age, with gaps exceeding a decade for high-risk groups. Black and Hispanic men face the largest discrepancies, with heart ages up to 8.5 years older than their actual age. A free heart age calculator translates…
What I Discuss: How I’ve been microdosing the peptide retatrutide to support appetite control and cognitive and cardiovascular health, and why this tiny dose has dramatically reduced my hunger without the usual side effects…01:52 An easy way to make ultra‑processed foods a bit healthier is by picking high‑protein options…
Story at-a-glance Regular lab testing provides precise, actionable insights that enable early detection of possible diseases to improve long-term health outcomes Iron overload testing is crucial since excess iron is more common than deficiency; check serum ferritin levels and GGT enzyme levels for accuracy Hormone…
Story at-a-glance Dr. Ahvie Herskowitz, a former UCSF professor, treats complex health issues by addressing root causes. He believes microbiome problems and leaky gut are fundamental to many diseases, including cancer and autoimmune disorders Chronic diseases often result from accumulated toxicities and nutritional deficiencies. Herskowitz…
Story at-a-glance People with recent-onset tinnitus scored significantly lower on cognitive tests measuring memory, focus, and processing speed, even after accounting for age, stroke, diabetes, and other risk factors Tinnitus hijacks your brain’s attention system, draining cognitive resources and making it harder to concentrate, switch…
Are you thinking something illegal? Get ready to be jailed for it “Minority Report” style. Did you say something about the government that was derogatory? Off to the non-free-speech gulag for you. Welcome to the police state tyranny we all knew was coming, George Orwell…
