By Marie Hawthorne Within the past ten days, both Beyond Meat and Impossible Burger have announced that they plan to lay off 20% of their workforces. Despite early media hype about how these highly processed plant burgers would “save the planet,” it turned out a…
By Adam Haritan Gary Lincoff said something interesting to me 8 years ago. We were sitting at a picnic table during a mushroom foray in Pennsylvania. He just finished giving a presentation on edible mushrooms and agreed to sit down for an interview. My plan…
By Tyler Durden A staggering 30% of high school girls in the United States who were surveyed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said they had “seriously considered attempting suicide” in 2021, up from (a still shocking) 19% in 2011. Panning back, almost…
By John Anderer When it comes to promoting a stronger memory at any age through diet, most doctors and nutritionists point patients and clients toward lots of berries, seafood, and leafy green vegetables. Now, however, fascinating new findings suggest that mushrooms can also benefit memory…
By Tyler Durden Utah’s Great Salt Lake is facing unprecedented danger. Without a significant increase in water flow over the next several years, the lake might turn into dust. That’s where things could get dangerous for the 2.5 million residents around the lake. Recall we’ve…
By The Corbett Report via CHD.TV: James Corbett and Meryl Nass continue their efforts to unpack the WHO’s vast bureaucratic overreach toward a global biosecurity state. Interpreting recently drafted amendments to the International Health Regulations for future pandemics, Nass and Corbett remind us of the…
By Patricia Burke of Safe Tech International, Image courtesy Floris Freshman As new legislative sessions commence across U.S. states, elected officials are in the process of proposing and sponsoring bills. And like clockwork, in some states, informed consumers will continue to attempt to secure the right to…
By Winston McDaniel If you’re looking to take your waistline down a few inches, drop some pounds and start the journey to looking (and feeling) better, your diet might have to change. When the sweet tooth rears its ugly head, reaching for a piece of…
By The Corbett Report Via Students Against Mandates: James Corbett is the host of the popular internet show ‘The Corbett Report’. Since his early days on his show, James has investigated and reported on many critical issues all the way from torture techniques during the…
By Dr. Diane Fulton Zinc is an essential mineral for your health, so be sure you have enough zinc to keep you safe and enjoy a long life Your body needs a variety of micronutrients and zinc is one of them. Zinc is anti-inflammatory, immunomodulatory,…
By The Conscious Resistance Derrick Broze interviews journalist Dan Cohen on his latest report for Redacted, a special investigation into Dr. Peter Hotez. Watch Dan’s 2-part investigation here: https://uncaptured.substack.com/p/watch-dan-cohens-shocking-investigation The Conscious Resistance Network is an independent media organization focused on empowering individuals through education, philosophy,…
By Shyla Cadogan Currently, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recommends 150 minutes of moderate to intense exercise weekly to maintain good health. If you’re breaking that down, it’s about 22 minutes a day! Now, a new study by Penn State College of…
By Anjali Raj Westwood, RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences While you may need to modify your exercise routine slightly during pregnancy, physical activity is safe, and in fact recommended, when you’re expecting a baby. One option you might consider is prenatal yoga. Yoga…
By Natural Activist, the Anti-Wireless Shop, reprinted by permission. Submitted by Patricia Burke, Dragonfly image courtesy Karen Churchill of Safe Tech International Governments everywhere maintain that wireless technologies are safe; that’s why they not only allow but actively promote them. According to governments, cell towers are…
By Study Finds A common chemical in personal hygiene products like soap and shampoo can raise a woman’s risk of developing diabetes by over 60 percent, new research reveals. Researchers from the University of Michigan say those with higher levels of phthalates in their urine…
By Mark Pellin The board of directors of Project Veritas on Wednesday placed its founder and chairman, James O’Keefe, on paid leave as it reportedly moves to oust him from his leadership position. The organization’s executive director informed employees of the news via an internal…
By Patricia Burke of Safe Tech International The U.K. Government has failed in its duty to inform the public about the risks of wireless radiation Monday and Tuesday February 6 and 7, the “Action Against 5G Court Case” took place at the Royal Courts of Justice…
By GreenMedInfo Research Group Research reveals that topical use of chamomile oil may have positive effects for those experiencing pain from carpal tunnel syndrome. As a natural and easily obtained substance, chamomile oil could prove to be an inexpensive option for those suffering from this…
By Rosanne Lindsay, Naturopath “Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Willing is not enough; we must do.” —Goethe With all the focus on COVID inoculation injuries and sudden deaths, it is wise to revisit the history of other dangerous jabs so we do not…
By Study Finds Getting some sun — or just taking a vitamin D supplement — may lower the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes for the nearly 400 million adults at risk worldwide, according to a new study. A team from Tufts Medical Center says…
