By Catherine J. Frompovich Is panic breaking out in the State of Minnesota? Forty-four (44) cases of measles have been reported in that entire state! Here’s the CBS News report of May 5, 2017. Personally, I remember when 44 cases of measles could break out…
By Natasha Longo If you have more lean muscle tissue, you have less risk of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM). Findings outlined by US and Chinese scientists provide further insights into how muscles use glucose in a feedback loop as well as its role in…
By Jon Rappoport “Hi folks. Guess what? We have a drug to treat below-average IQ and disruptive behavior in children. The drug causes brain damage, but don’t worry, be happy.” PREFACE: Readers have noticed I’ve been redoubling my efforts lately to expose medical crimes. This…
By Aura Lakshmi One little known fact about marijuana is that it can contribute significantly to weight loss. While it is unlikely to be touted by diet gurus or Slimming World anytime soon, science has already demonstrated the benefits of Cannabinoids such as CBD oil…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Are readers aware the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is asking for and taking comments from the general public until May 15, 2017 regarding the recent Presidential Executive Order issued by President Trump, which would have a negative impact upon regulations affecting…
By Jeffrey A. Tucker A parent was discussing her child’s obsession with home-made edible slime, feeling some relief that this trend had displaced the annoying bottle-flipping craze of early 2016. Unbeknownst to her, slime is about to be displaced in turn by the newest fashion: fidget…
By Jon Rappoport Welcome to the circus, boys and girls. Parades, animals, acrobats, clowns, all colluding to approve lethal drugs for public use! Watch people take the drugs and fall down, watch them carted off in colorful cars to hospitals, where the doctors will have…
By Dawn Luger Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive ingredient in cannabis, could have significantly different effects on older brains than on those of younger animals. Recent studies are showing that a low daily dose of cannabis could improve your memory. Cannabis has gotten its own studies…
By Alice Salles The opioid epidemic is a real tragedy. It has been devastating states like West Virginia, Vermont, and Maine — among others — and it’s been the number one factor in a major incarceration shift that is still seldom discussed by the media….
By Catherine J. Frompovich Finally, it’s happened; the first vaccinated versus nonvaccinated children’s health peer review study has been published in the Journal of Translational Science [1]. The study titled “Pilot comparative study on the health of vaccinated and unvaccinated 6- to 12- year old…
By Heather Callaghan, Editor The FDA and USDA are attempting to counter “misinformation” about GMO foods and you’re going to help them. U.S. taxpayers are to fund a government propaganda drive to persuade them to like GM foods. [1] This is enough to spurn an already cash-strapped…
By Jon Rappoport It’s happening now… Major media aren’t giving this story the coverage it deserves. I certainly am. Short question: Can a person sue a US vaccine manufacturer? Short answer: Under certain conditions, yes. Note: I’m not framing this article as professional legal advice….
Remember your parents telling you to eat your food because there were children starving in India – or Africa? And maybe you offered to ship the uneaten food to them as a win-win. But as adults we realize that uneaten produce is just a waste of…
By Lanaria Amberkira, The Netherlands When still in our mother’s womb, we are one with the primordial essence. In our essence, we are as newborn children. We instinctively do what is good for us, without even having to think about it. We have unconditional confidence…
A farm food advocacy group appeals to the FDA for labels on raw milk products Readers – Do you think raw milk labels are a good idea? Take our poll below! This petition asks the FDA to accept such labeling for raw milk products, as…
Via Homesteading One Small Step towards freedom This family is an inspiration for people who would love to be a homesteader with limited resources. Everything they need is produced from their homestead. Please note – as idyllic as the homesteader lifestyle is, you can clearly see…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Readers ought to consider this article a serendipitous follow-up to my recent column “Are Microwave Industries And Utilities Operating The Way Talcum Powder Makers Obfuscated?”, as I was emailed information from Australia about how smart meters are capable of being hacked…
By Katie Hyson There was a position open at a local organic family farm. In my cover letter, I emphasized what a great fit my skill set was, my passion for sustainable food solutions, my love of vegetables. I de-emphasized (read: omitted) my plant-growing record. Dead:…
By Vic Bishop The 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion and subsequent massive oil spill has become old news, and very little consideration is given to what the disaster still means for wildlife and the sensitive ecosystems of coastal Louisiana. It’s long been back to business…
By Catherine J. Frompovich If any readers are “out-of-the-box-thinkers,” as I’m accused of being, then maybe you ought to think about what’s happened, and even possible, in the legal arena regarding microwave technologies health damages when juxtaposed with Johnson & Johnson’s talcum powder product legal…
