By Tyler Durden As the US’s decision to discontinue the Johnson & Johnson vaccine provokes a new scrutiny for all vaccines based on adenovirus-vector platform, Denmark, one of the most critical countries in Europe when it comes to vaccine safety, has just declared that it…
By Patricia Burke As we count down to Earth Day April 22, 2021, policy makers are racing ahead with 5G and telecommunications infrastructure and regulatory plans, attributed to the need to address the dual challenges of climate and covid, nationally and internationally. We’ve been looking…
By Rosanne Lindsay, Naturopath Why do people who have avoided the annual flu vaccine suddenly trip over themselves to inject an experimental shot? Why do they do it with so many questions left unanswered? What ingredients are in the shot? What does it offer? Will…
By Brian Shilavy The FDA announced today that it was recommending a pause in the use of the Johnson and Johnson experimental COVID vaccine “out of an abundance of caution.” From their Twitter account: Today FDA and @CDCgov issued a statement regarding the Johnson &…
By Sarah Aminoff “5G is Our Friend”*[1] According to 5G Content Marketing Specialist student, Sydney Hutchison, at the University of Ottawa, in her article “Why 5g Is Safe: 5 Facts That Debunk 5g Conspiracies,” “It is essential to understand that (5G) is not a danger…
By Mayukh Saha Tiny doses of magic mushrooms are used to help this man with PTSD. Psychedelic drugs have been in discussion and research for helping cure mental illnesses like depression, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and addiction. Although controversial, drugs like magic mushroom and LSD…
By Jessica Corbett “Seven years later, New Mexicans are finally able to exhale.” That’s what Emily Kaltenbach of the Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) said Monday after New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, a Democrat, signed legislation that not only legalizes adult use of recreational marijuana…
By Dr. Diane Fulton Pomegranate, with its characteristic red arils, is small but mighty when it comes to substantial benefits to your health as a superfood. Pomegranate has been called an antioxidant superstar. In fact, researchers have confirmed that pomegranate has three times the antioxidant…
By Rosanne Lindsay, Naturopath Water is the great unifier. Water equals life. Water makes up 70% of the Earth’s surface, and 70% of the human body by weight. On a molecular level, humans are 99% water. Humans are water beings. We are born out of…
By Neenah Payne The Health & Freedom Conference 2021 will be live on April 16-17 and will be streamed online at www.Rhema.TV from 11AM – 10PM Central Time. See the Preview now. Speakers include Dr. Simone Gold, Andy Wakefield, Dr. Christiane Northrup, Dr. Richard Bartlett,…
By Patricia Burke In a distant corner of the solar system – TEACHER/WISE ONE: Did you hear what happened on that planet where they kept putting poison on their food? And then, got the idea for “Precision Agriculture” to monitor farmland from satellites, thinking that…
By Robert E. Wright Obsessive Covid cleaning is just the most recent and most palpable government regulation to serve no discernible health and safety policy goal. Many rules ostensibly made to “protect” you and yours really serve to protect incumbents from new entry by artificially…
By Kirsten Dirksen When developers bought the land that Skip Connett and Erin Flynn were farming in Austin TX, and planned to turn their fields into RV lots, the couple conceived of a plan to save their farm and add an attraction to the development….
By Patricia Burke Policies are being enacted across the US and in other countries to expedite the roll-out of 5G telecom infrastructure with political discourse aggressively focused on the dual challenges of covid and climate change. Without taking a position on either covid or the…
By Clare Oliver-Williams, University of Cambridge Around half a million British people are now vegan, according to the Vegan Society. In the US, there’s been a 300% increase in the number of American vegans in the past 15 years. There are many reasons why people…
NPR European countries can legally require childhood vaccinations, the European Court of Human Rights ruled on Thursday. The decision covers preschool vaccinations for children, but it could also have an impact on the EU’s battle to control the COVID-19 pandemic. Compulsory vaccines can be seen…
By Wania C.R.B. Paranaiba and Adriano C. Paranaiba 1. Cannabis and Cannabidiol Cultivated almost globally due to its easy adaptation, Cannabis sativa plants hold over one hundred identified compounds called cannabinoids. However, it is not the only species of the Cannabis genus. There are also…
By Trisha Jalan The Indian government is piloting a Aadhaar-based facial recognition system for COVID-19 vaccinations, RS Sharma, chief executive officer of the National Health Authority told The Print. The pilot is being carried out in Jharkhand, which is reporting over 1,000 successful authentications via facial…
By Kristen Chapple Collecting rainwater is a vital prep. As an added bonus, it helps you save both money and the environment while preventing possible property damage. Rainwater generally runs out of the downspouts, through the lawns, and into the trench drains during the rainy…
By Matt Agorist Detroit, MI — Across the country last November, Americans made their voices heard in regard to the war on drugs. A record five states legalized cannabis in some form. Montana voted to legalize cannabis for those 21 and up, New Jersey, South…
