By John Vibes According to a new study from the Psychedelic Research Group at Imperial College London, published in the journal Psychopharmacology, psychedelic mushrooms tend to make people more resistant to authority. They also found the psychedelic experience induced by these mushrooms also cause people…
By Rosanne Lindsay In the State of Oregon, a sophomore at McKay High School is coerced into getting another vaccine to avoid Exclusion Day to ensure she can continue attending school. “Marisol is an aspiring doctor, so she says missing school is not an option.” Schools…
By Dr. Smith Hippocrates used vinegar to manage wounds, while medical practitioners in the 1700s used it to treat everything from poison ivy and croup to stomach aches. Vinegar was even used to treat diabetes.1 Vinegar, which means “sour wine” in French, can be made from virtually…
By the World Mercury Project Team The use of skin bleaching products to eliminate blemishes and achieve a lighter skin tone is increasingly popular in many parts of the world. Complex sociocultural and commercial forces prompt consumers (predominantly but not exclusively women) to believe that altering their…
By Amanda Just, David Kennedy, DDS, and Jack Kall, DMD from WMP’s Partner: International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology (IAOMT) Dorice Madronero offered a grave warning to a 2010 Dental Products Panel of United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA): “As a young expectant…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Is it true the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) based its 1996 electromagnetic radiation exposure limits, commonly referred to as SARs [Specific Absorption Rate(s)] [1] upon studies performed using a model of a 220 pound male head. Research repeatedly indicates that…
By Paul A. Philips Nothing could be more manipulative than the way in which Big Food uses deceptive marketing to get us to buy products while increasing its profit margin. Having been deceived, you could become seriously ill through frequent and long-term consumption of certain…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Everyone who bristles at the unsettling and frightening thoughts of being: Tracked electronically by the newly retrofitted utility company AMI Smart Meters, especially electric meters, which will monitor and interact with all your smart appliances in-house; Irradiated by non-ionizing radiofrequency (RF)…
By Jon Rappoport “It’s a virus, but we just can’t find it.” “It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a UFO, it’s a virus from outer space.” My previous article detailed: cooking up fake threats of viruses from outer space. This could be the next…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Pollution! It’s a trendy but gloomy word designating something most people try to avoid contributing to, but not many folks realize what causes it and how it affects them. Humans and technology are the primary contributors to ALL pollution, either inadvertently…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Now that 2017 is winding down and 2018 is about to take center stage, people usually like to engage in offering forecasts, e.g., prognostications (predictions) and self-improvement “new year’s resolutions.” Each of us has his or her thing, which apparently preoccupies…
By Charles Eisenstein Geoengineering has been back in the news recently after the US National Research Council endorsed a proposal to envelop the planet in a layer of sulphate aerosols to reduce solar radiation and cool the atmosphere. The proposal has been widely criticised for…
As you gear up for New Year Eve celebrations, we thought we’d help you think about what kind of local, organic or sustainable wine or cordials could help you ring in the new year. But, how do you shop your sustainable values at the wine store? Luckily,…
By Heather Callaghan, Editor Trapped in a food desert, deep in the South, there’s a depressing burger joint pretending to be a a retro “Drive-In” blast from the past. It is in fact a bleak vision into a corporate Idiocracy. A corporatocracy for the masses. In this…
Op-Ed by Rosanne Lindsay Does a government-issued license protect your right to travel, or practice medicine, to choose for yourself? The Institute for Justice estimates that one out of four American workers needs some sort of government-issued license to do their job. But, having a…
Camping isn’t just about having fun in the wilderness. It can also promote overall health and wellness, giving people time to relax and forget about the stresses of everyday life. Not only is it ideal for mental health, but physical health, as well as people…
By Rosanne Lindsay There are no mandates in a free society. There is only choice. Today, mandates are what is on the Public Health menu. However, before you take your pitchfork to the bureaucrats, ask yourself this: To achieve freedom, is it better to dismantle the…
By Paul A. Philips In the modern day, informed consent is one of the most pressing issues/concerns with regard to our health freedom. Informed consent is defined as having the right to make informed choices while knowing the risks involved when offered medical treatment. Further,…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Have you ever wondered what the real deal is regarding RF EMFs from cell phones, Wi-Fi, all smart devices, but specifically from AMI Smart Meters being forced upon everyone’s utilities? Well, here’s documentation of the facts as presented to the Michigan…
By Amanda Just and John Kall, DMD of the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology (IAOMT) Why We All Don’t Get Sick in the Same Way If everyone had the same reaction to environmental toxicants, these hazardous substances would probably be banned immediately. It would…
