By Amanda Froelich As you may have noticed in a recent video I posted, the stress of life (and, let’s be honest, 2020) has been getting to me lately. Finally, after experiencing the nth emotional up-and-down, I decided it was time I take a fresh…
By John Vibes For years, a constant wave of tourists has been destroying some of the most popular natural spaces in the world. Most tourist hot spots have started to put up signs instructing visitors on best practices, but the Khao Yai National Park near…
By Derrick Broze As evidence mounts that the “gold standard” test for detecting COVID-19 is unreliable, why are health officials around the world calling for more tests? In the months since the COVID-19 panic began, health authorities around the world have told the public to…
Study shows that short, easy-to-apply relaxation techniques can activate the body’s regenerative system for fighting stress–offering new perspective on how we can treat stress-related disease Allowing yourself a few minutes of downtime significantly boosts mental and physical relaxation. Research by psychologists at the University of…
A new study finds that glyphosate residue in manure fertilizer decrease the growth of strawberry and meadow fescue as well as runner production of strawberry. Earlier experiments with Japanese quails showed how glyphosate residue in poultry feed accumulated in quail manure. In these experiments, half…
By Cap Allon There is ever-mounting evidence warning the next epoch will be one of sharp terrestrial cooling due to a relative flat-lining of solar output. The exact time-frame and depth of this next chill of solar minimum is still anyone’s guess, and the parameters…
By Olle Johansson The drive by tech giants to develop artificial intelligence envisages every facet of our lives dominated by 5G networks. The media paints it as the technology of the future but 5G is invading the public domain without public oversight. By Olle Johansson, associate professor, retired…
Op-Ed by Rosanne Lindsay, Naturopath Executive Orders (EOs) and mandates are not laws. They are issued by the Executive Branch (president) “to help officers and agencies of the executive branch manage operations within the community.” There is also common law and constitutional law to consider….
It is with great excitement and hope for a saner and freer world that we share this incredible video and ask you to pass it on to your personal and professional network. The Unity Video features Robert Kennedy Jr, doctors, nurses, researchers, lawyers, parents, and…
By Edward Hammond, Prickly Research Official documents reveal that Daniel Voytas, a professor at the University of Minnesota and the co-inventor of the genome editing tool TALENs, has been found to have violated basic laboratory biosafety rules for a period of more than two years….
By Amelia Janaskie Most people know South Dakota for the distinguished faces carved onto the side of the Black Hills mountain. Mount Rushmore reminds us of four American leaders who instilled values of freedom and hope in this country. These values are under attack in…
By Vasiliki Orgeta, UCL Dementia is one of the greatest global health challenges. As the world’s population continues to age and to live longer, the number of people affected by dementia is expected to rise to 130 million by 2050. Given that there is no…
In a large group of patients with metastatic colorectal cancer, consumption of a few cups of coffee a day was associated with longer survival and a lower risk of the cancer worsening, researchers at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and other organizations report in a new study….
When it comes to metabolic health, it’s not just what you eat, it’s when you eat it. Studies have shown that one effective means of losing weight and tackling obesity is to reduce the number of hours in the day that you eat. Time-restricted feeding…
If you have a caring personality and are passionate about helping those in need, entering the world of healthcare and becoming a nurse practitioner may be best suited to you. In general, nurse practitioners are responsible for performing the important task of educating their patients…
By: GreenMedInfo Research Group The psychological side effects of acetaminophen, aka Tylenol, continue to mount, with research showing users are more likely to make risky decisions. When coupled with past research linking this supposedly safe pain reliever to blunted empathy and emotions, the widespread social…
Slower growing broiler chickens are healthier and have more fun than conventional breeds of birds, new evidence from an independent commercial scale farm trial has shown. The study carried out by researchers from FAI Farms, the University of Bristol and The Norwegian University of Life…
By Susan Boskey “When it is dark enough, you can see the stars.” ~Ralph Waldo Emerson Election year 2020, Corvid-19 fears, and wild swings in the stock market have only served to further agitate many who are already dealing with multiple challenges. After 6 months…
By Cap Allon Solar Cycle 25 is now officially underway. NASA and NOAA made the announcement during a media teleconference on Tuesday, Sept 15. According to an international panel of experts, the sunspot number hit rock-bottom back in Dec 2019, bringing an end to old Solar Cycle…
Choosing a career can be a daunting process. Even when you’ve got your heart set on a particular role, it’s important to do your research and find out exactly what the job entails. While it can be tricky to gain experience in some fields, learning…
