By Shyla Cadogan Strawberries can either be really nice and sweet, or watery and flavorless. It turns out that pesticides may be to blame for the latter. A team of researchers finds that two common strawberry fungicides can alter cellular mechanisms, leaving you with less…
By Tyler Durden Another Norfolk Southern freight train has derailed in Ohio. “The Clark County Emergency Management Agency is asking residents within 1,000 feet of a train derailment at Ohio 41 near the Prime Ohio Business Park to shelter-in-place out of an abundance of caution,” the…
By Tyler Durden The aftermath of the freight train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, persists, with residents and rail workers reporting illnesses and the Biden administration facing criticism regarding an inadequate federal response. The 38-car derailment occurred one month ago and resulted in the release of vinyl chloride into…
By Shyla Cadogan The human gut is integral to just about every part of the body, but especially our immune system when you consider that roughly 70 percent of it lies within the gut. In a surprising discovery, Harvard Medical researchers are demonstrating how gut…
By Sayer Ji While coconut oil has dragged itself out of the muck of vast misrepresentation over the past few years as a “deadly saturated fat,” it still does not get the full appreciation it truly deserves. Not just a “good” fat, coconut oil is…
By Neenah Payne Free Film: “Never Again Is Now Global” — Monday, January 30 at 7PM ET explains that the five-part documentary is by Holocaust survivor Vera Sharav, founder and president of The Alliance For Human Research Protection. The site says: “The last generation of…
By Tyler Durden After a catastrophic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, early last month, President Biden, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, corporate media outlets, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, Environmental Protection Agency, and some local officials have ensured air monitoring and water sample tests show everything…
By Claire Wicks, University of Essex and Susan McPherson, University of Essex Is it better to live in a city or in the countryside? While urban dwellers may benefit from more employment opportunities, better access to public services alongside cultural activities and entertainment, people who…
By Tyler Durden A top union leader penned a letter to Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg about a number of rail workers at the Norfolk Southern derailment site in East Palestine, Ohio, who have become sick, likely from the toxic chemical spill. CNBC obtained the letter on Wednesday. Jonathan Long,…
By The Conscious Resistance On February 24, 2023, Derrick Broze interviewed Dr. Peter McCullough at the Next Steps Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. Derrick asks McCullough what it’s like to be labeled disinformation, his thoughts on the “no virus” claims, and solutions for moving forward.The Conscious…
By Mac Slavo Some vegetables are currently being “rationed” by major United Kingdom supermarkets. Aldi, Morrisons, Tesco and Sainsbury’s have all put limits on customer purchases of peppers, tomatoes, and cucumbers. So far, the mainstream media has blamed Brexit (which makes little sense considering the…
By Neenah Payne Most people who have heard we are facing the Sixth Mass Extinction have no idea what’s causing the destruction of the planet and so many species because they have never heard of geoengineering. Dane Wigington, the lead researcher of Geoengineering Watch, is…
By GreenMedInfoResearch Group Asthma affects about 300 million people worldwide. It is growing by 50 percent every decade and causes upwards of 180,000 deaths per year. The cause is not well-understood but here are 8 proven ways to help relieve symptoms naturally. There is nothing…
By John Anderer What’s better for your health? Movement or medication? New findings out of Australia show that staying in motion can do a world of good for mental health. Notably, study authors from the University of South Australia add that exercise appears to be…
By Daisy Luther There are TONS of lists of must-have preps and things that are essential to survive X disaster, but what about the things you actually don’t need? What about the things that are a waste of money, energy, and space? I’m coming at…
By Elsa Lee Zinc is an important mineral used in your body to support the proper functioning of your immune system and metabolism. Other processes like cell growth, wound healing, and your senses of taste and smell also use zinc as a key element. Your…
By Dr. Diane Fulton Eat lingonberries — the new superfood with exceptional health benefits. Lingonberries, also known as partridgeberries, redberries or Alaskan lowbush cranberries, grow on an evergreen shrub in northern climates. These berries contain important polyphenols — anthocyanins, resveratrol and quercetin — vitamins —…
By John Anderer Olive oil is a pillar of the Mediterranean diet, widely considered one of the healthiest approaches to eating. The health benefits of olive oil are hardly a secret, and most are attributable to its minor components such as polyphenols. Now, a new…
By Stephanie Vallette Interested in starting a vegetable garden? There are many easy-to-grow options that are perfect for beginners. It’s not only a fun and tasty hobby, but studies often point to the amazing benefits you get from spending time outside and connecting with nature….
By Patricia Burke of Safe Tech International, Image courtesy Floris Freshman As concern grows for East Palestine, Ohio following the train derailment, news headlines are reporting adverse health effects on the liver associated with vinyl chloride. The liver may not be the only concern. Vinyl Chloride and…
