By Jon Miltimore Jennifer Bridges knew what was coming when her director at Houston Methodist hospital called her up in June to inquire about her vaccination status. Bridges, a 39-year-old registered nurse, responded “absolutely not” when asked if she was vaccinated or had made an…
By Rosanne Lindsay, Naturopath Parasites, like any life form, have a purpose. They are there to clean up the mess, the toxins that accumulate over time. Chemicals and metals in food, air, and water are chief among the garbage heap that draw parasites. However, there…
By Tyler Durden Crop conditions for soybeans and corn have worsened in the latest crop tour findings in the US which confirmed hot and dry weather this summer has taken a toll on yields. According to the U.S.Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) latest crop tour, soybeans…
By Patricia Burke On the insanity planet: …when tools of warfare hitchhike a ride on a reusable rocket being launched into space, supposedly to provide global wi-fi … it is promoted as some mark of progress. Let’s not be hypnotized by phrases and terms like “reusable…
By Daisy Luther The Ningbo-Zhoushan port in China shut down a key terminal due to a worker testing positive for Covid-19. In an interview, Dawn Tiura, CEO of Sourcing Industry Group, told CNBC that this would have “severe” consequences for the global supply chain. The TL;dr (too long…
By The Conscious Resistance Derrick Broze interviews Dr. Marty Makary. Dr. Makary is a professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Bloomberg School of Public Health and Carey Business School. He is author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Health Care—and How…
By Jennifer Wood Clinical Dysautonomia Disguised As Neurasthenia All These Years In 1941, Dr. Mandel Ettelson Cohen was assigned the job of finding out why so many Second World War soldiers were reporting heart symptoms. President Roosevelt (FDR) had created the Committee of Medical Research…
By Jennifer Wood If you own a cell phone, it is likely that you carry it around with you wherever you go. That is the whole point of it. This makes it beyond convenient for the data harvesters and digital reapers. You have basically become…
By GreenMedInfo Research Group Probiotics, green tea and honey are examples of “ancientbiotics” — natural compounds that have been used for centuries to address the overgrowth of opportunistic bacteria, and that have scientifically validated antibacterial (i.e. microbiome improving) properties that are valued to this day….
By Miguel Leyva Around the world, many countries have banned paraquat, but the U.S. has not yet taken this action. Although sold under many names, usually, farmers can purchase the herbicide in stores as Gramoxone, manufactured by Syngenta. Paraquat, one of the most deadly weed…
By Duane Mellor, Aston University and Adrian Brown, UCL Until recently, type 2 diabetes has mainly been managed by controlling risk factors – such as high blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar (glucose) levels – usually by prescribing drugs. But this approach doesn’t address the…
By Neenah Payne King of Clowns Don Lemon says unvaxxed people should be banned from going to buy food “CNN talking head Don Lemon says we ‘shouldn’t waste our breath’ on unvaccinated people, so instead of talking to them as rational human beings with dignity…
By Jessica Corbett Following decades of protests and demands over the damage done, Royal Dutch Shell on Wednesday finally agreed to pay $111 million for oil spills that have polluted Nigerian communities for more than a half-century. “They ran out of tricks and decided to…
By Patricia Burke A few years back, yoga was all the rage. Advertisers jumped on the yoga train with ridiculous ads, with beautiful people doing extreme poses in ridiculous settings. In the “Clean Energy/EV community” there was talk of repurposing gas stations so people could…
By Indiana Lee If finding new ways to live sustainably has become a priority for you why not consider living in a sustainable community? For some, sustainability has revolved around making adjustments to behavior or making purchasing decisions favoring “green” companies. However, if you are…
By Patricia Burke Weather Forecast: Clearing Ahead For many years, I worked in and around waterfronts and pools, at one point directing an multi-pool facility. As every summer camp director and aquatic manager knows, the phrase “chance of late afternoon thunder showers” is very stressful….
By Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres The fact that microplastics can accumulate organic pollutants from the environment and transport them has been known for some time. What is new, however, is that metals can also be transported in this manner. In addition, the smaller…
Op-Ed by Barb Payne Reprinted by Permission from the Blog MEGA A muse hurled M.E.G.A. — make environment great again — into my mind as a result of a quasi-philosophical conversation with a good friend. My part of the conversation went something like this… This…
By GreenMedInfo Research Group Avoid the risks associated with sleep medications carrying “black box warnings” of harm (including death). Nature has several effective sleep aids ready to stop your tossing and turning and escort you gently into dreamland. Sleep is as individualized as it is…
By Cindy Harper The Federation of State Medical Boards, a nonprofit that represents all US state medical boards, warns that doctors who deliberately contradict CDC guidelines on COVID risk losing their license to practice medicine in their respective jurisdictions. This, they believe, could help curb…
