By Mac Slavo The United States Food and Drug Administration has decided that their previous ban on genetically modified salmon can be lifted. In 2016, Congress said the salmon could not be sold in the United States until the FDA finalized labeling guidelines to inform…
By Aaron Kesel All across the U.S. colleges are now adding cannabis (both hemp and marijuana) programs to their curriculum, including schools in states where recreational marijuana remains illegal, for students to major in the cannabis industry, according to a new report by CBS 3….
By Elias Marat What makes a human being truly human? A number of factors play a role: creativity, social connections, bonding, and empathy immediately come to mind. And according to a new study by a team of Dutch scientists, psilocybin–the active ingredient in psychedelic or…
By Jon Rappoport “In experiments on mice, scientists rewired the circuits of the brain and changed the animals’ bad memories into good ones…The researchers said they were able to do the opposite as well—change a pleasurable memory in mice into one associated with fear.” (Kevin…
By Daisy Luther Did you ever read a blog post on a prepper site and sigh, because the person writing the post seemed to have been born a survivalist? In your mind’s eye, you could envision them at the tender age of six, weaving a snare…
By Olivia Rosane A new study has found that exposure to certain pesticides can alter bees’ genes, leading researchers to call for tougher regulations on the widely-used chemicals. The study, published Wednesday in Molecular Ecology, looked at the impact of two neonicotinoid pesticides on bumblebee populations and found that they…
Depression is all too common, but there are natural ways to resolve some of the major symptoms. Simple lifestyle changes, like improving your diet and exercising regularly, can gradually help you reduce those symptoms, and certain supplements, like fish oil or folic acid, may be…
By Emma Fiala An 81-year-old man, who has not yet been identified, managed to shrink his tumors in half after being diagnosed with lung cancer and refusing traditional cancer treatment such as chemotherapy and radiation. The man, who previously smoked around 18 cigarettes per day…
By Michael Maharrey CHEYENNE, Wyo. (March 8, 2019) – On Wednesday, Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon signed a bill into law legalizing all hemp and hemp-derived products. This will not only open up hemp markets in Wyoming, but it is also a crucial step given the FDA’s…
By Matt Agorist Boliver, MO — In December of last year, medical marijuana was officially legalized in Missouri—sort of. The legislation, titled Amendment 2, would establish 192 medical marijuana dispensaries by 2020. Those who need that medical marijuana now—like cancer patients, epileptics, glaucoma patients, those…
By Dagny Taggart Back in 2014, due to safety concerns, the government suspended dangerous research that could make the bird flu virus more easily transmitted to humans. It was a wise decision, but unfortunately, short-lived. In February, Science Magazine revealed a troubling discovery: Last year,…
By Daisy Luther McDaniel Life-Line LLC has voluntarily recalled all lots of Life-Line Water. In an analysis, the FDA found the product to be contaminated with Pseudomonas aeruginosa. What is Pseudomonas aeruginosa? Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a potentially deadly bacteria, particularly for those with weakened immune…
By Andrea Germanos Conservation groups were up in arms Wednesday after the Trump administration moved to strip federal protections from gray wolves. “This disgusting proposal would be a death sentence for gray wolves across the country,” said Collette Adkins, a senior attorney at the Center for Biological…
By Jessica Corbett Bolstering global demands to #BreakFreeFromPlastic and end the world’s worsening pollution crisis, a new study from the United Kingdom shows that “microplastics are being found absolutely everywhere.” “It’s no use looking back in 20 years time and saying: ‘If only we’d realized just how bad it was,’” lead…
By Deepa Burman, University of Pittsburgh and Hiren Muzumdar, University of Pittsburgh As clocks march ahead of time on March 10, 2019 and daylight saving time begins, there is a lot of anxiety around losing the hour of sleep and how to adjust to this…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), a medical doctor, had some interesting words of medical wisdom to impart about informed consent lacking with regard to vaccinations during the March 5, 2019 hearing. If, by chance, your mainstream media, or nightly news TV channel,…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Believe it or not, but this writer survived a measles epidemic no one even thought about controlling nor how to, except what Moms were very adept at doing, especially making certain their children got measles so they could enjoy life-long immunity….
Op-Ed by Catherine J. Frompovich Eleven (11) researchers can’t be wrong, or can they? It all depends on who finances a research project and for what specific merchandising or propaganda agenda was to be established. It seems the CDC/FDA have not been playing according to…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Ever since we, the “useless eaters,” a moniker apparently assigned to us by the controlling New World Order crowd, began to learn about geopolitical shenanigans and off-planet exopolitics, we have become fascinated, plus inquisitive, about the secret goings-on Elana Freeland has…
By Bradley J. Vargo The difference between obstructing and destroying freedom can be easily concealed. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommends everyone six months of age and older get a yearly flu shot. That’s a lot of shots. Apparently, all we really need is air,…
