By John Anderer Practicing mindfulness can certainly provide plenty of benefits. Stronger emotional control, less risk of depression and anxiety, and ever a stronger memory are just a few that studies have found. Now, researchers in Virginia say mindfulness can also improve our interactions with…
By Kit Knightly Since the “bird flu outbreak” first hit the headlines OffG has been predicting how the inevitable agenda would unfold. The first impact was as obvious as it was predictable – the price of chicken and eggs went up, this was just another…
By Keean Bexte Dutch farmers are fighting for their very livelihoods, taking to the streets over a climate change policy that will cap nitrogen emissions and lead to mass job loss. Video shows several farmers on the streets attacking police and emergency vehicles with sledgehammers…
By Neenah Payne Many Parents Reject COVID Shots For Tots links to a New York Times article and video which show that more Americans are questioning the “safe and effective” mantra of the COVID shots and many parents are refusing now to subject their babies…
By Sara Tipton If you find yourself in unfamiliar territory and have lost your way, nature can give you predictable methods to help you find out way home; you just need to know what they are. Being lost or disoriented can feel overwhelming, but knowing…
By Wes Littlefield Fishing is one of the best ways of getting ample protein in a complete apocalyptic scenario. There’s plenty of water around, but not everyone has the skills necessary to fish for their survival. This means you can have a distinct advantage here…
By Mac Slavo Mainstream media outlets have taken a break from the COVID and monkeypox fear-mongering to warn of “disease X”. This could be the next plandemic, although this one could be something to worry about. Disease X refers to unknown pathogens with pandemic potential…
By Study Finds Future doctors at a hospital in the United Kingdom have become the first in the world to train with holographic patients. Wearing mixed-reality headsets, students can treat virtual patients using technology that mimics medical situations. Researchers at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge developed…
By Keean Bexte The World Health Organization (WHO) has unveiled its global health guidance for monkeypox just two days after deciding monkeypox isn’t an international health emergency. According to the WHO’s public health advice for gatherings, health authorities have been invited to “ensure that monkeypox is included…
By Neenah Payne Natto: Remedy For COVID Vaccine-Induced Blood Clots?” points out that Dr. Joseph Mercola’s 6/20/22 article “The Latest Tragedy: Sudden Adult Death Syndrome” explained: “In recent weeks, media outlets around the world have started highlighting a medical phenomenon called “sudden adult death syndrome,” or…
By Chris Melore Does a bright smartphone screen often wake you up in the middle of the night? A new study finds any kind of light exposure during sleep can significantly increase the risk of developing obesity, diabetes, or high blood pressure — especially in…
By Chris Leslie Are you looking for the best chicken breed for your small farm, backyard, or homestead? One of these breeds is likely to be the perfect choice! In this article, you’ll learn the origins and characteristics of five of the most popular and…
By Neenah Payne FDA Authorizes MRNA COVID Vaccine For Babies reported on June 17: “Following a unanimous vote from independent advisors, the FDA has authorized the Pfizer and Moderna COVID vaccines for babies aged six months and up under ’emergency use.’ ‘This is a long-awaited vaccine….
By Patricia Burke On the weekend of 25/26 June, people from across the world rose to demand an immediate halt to 5G on Earth and in Space for the sake of Public Health, Ecology and personal Freedom. Their message: “We do not consent to a…
By Tyler Durden In an attempt to encourage African nations to stop buying Russian fertilizer, the European Union developed a working plan that would help then develop their own fertilizer plants. The draft, dated June 15 and prepared by aides of European Council President Charles…
By GreenMedInfo Research Group Hoping to improve your immune system? Look no further than these seven foods and supplements, which have been clinically proven to enhance immunity, improving your response to a variety of illnesses and infections. By adding them to your daily meals or…
By Study Finds Living near a busy road can increase the risk of premature death by a fifth, according to new research. Scientists from New York University say people exposed to above average levels of air pollution were 20 percent more likely to die over…
By Dr. Joseph Mercola Story at-a-glance The National Institute of Environmental Health Science-funded Bashash study, published in 2017, showed fluoridated water lowers IQ in children. Each 1-milligram per liter increase in fluoride in a pregnant woman’s urine is associated with a four- to five-point drop…
By Study Finds Yo-yo dieting increases the risk of heart disease and diabetes, warns new research. The study conducted in rats suggests that dramatic swings in calories consumed have long-term impacts on cardiovascular health and metabolism. Scientists at Georgetown University say that their findings offer potential…
By Tyler Durden A new survey finds that the cost of insulin is driving many diabetic Americans to go into debt, forcing them to ration medication as they struggle to pay for other living expenses. The survey, conducted by CharityRX, found that 79% of respondents…
