Reading time: 8 minutes What I Discuss: Andrew Bustamante’s pre-sleep tactics, why avoiding new information before bed boosts memory, and how THC and diazepam sabotage REM sleep and emotional recovery…04:23 Dr. Daniel Gartenberg’s science-backed advice on overcoming insomnia, why waking at night isn’t always…
Aluminum is everywhere – in food, water, cookware, cosmetics, antiperspirants and even vaccines. Long-term exposure may pose health risks. The brain may be at risk – studies have found high aluminum levels in patients with Alzheimer’s, autism and epilepsy. Infants are especially vulnerable – aluminum…
In 2005, Tom Cruise sparked controversy by claiming depression isn’t caused by a chemical imbalance and criticizing antidepressants, leading to swift backlash from psychiatric professionals who defended the chemical imbalance theory. Timothy Scott, a psychology professor, argues that the chemical imbalance theory lacks scientific evidence,…
After years of large jury awards, preemptive settlements, and lost appeals in cases involving exposure to the weedkiller glyphosate, Bayer/Monsanto is trying to stop the company’s financial hemorrhaging with a state-by-state strategy to deny victims access to the courts. Editor’s note: On Tuesday, the Iowa State…
Lawsuit Allowed Over Non-Consensual Vaccination – The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled that a mother, Emily Happel, and her son could sue their school board and a medical organization for administering a COVID-19 vaccine to her 14-year-old son without parental consent in 2021. PREP Act Immunity…
Dr. Geier’s work helped lead to the replacement of the whole-cell DTP vaccine with the much safer acellular DTaP vaccine now in use. He also discovered a link between mercury exposure from thimerosal in vaccines and childhood neurodevelopmental disorders — a discovery that changed the…
A pediatric dentist warns that fluoride in drinking water is toxic industrial waste, potentially harming children’s neurological development. Studies link fluoride exposure to lower IQ scores in children, even at levels below current U.S. safety guidelines. Fluoride’s dental benefits have declined sharply since the 1970s…
Vaccine safety advocates hailed HHS Secretary Kennedy’s plan to create an agency within the CDC focused on vaccine injuries and also long COVID and Lyme disease. In an interview with Chris Cuomo, Kennedy also revealed that when he asked an HHS agency for patient data,…
David Geier, a researcher with expertise in thimerosal and vaccine-related data, has been tapped by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to lead a study on the potential links between vaccines and autism, sparking significant controversy and debate. The Washington Post published an article,…
Wheat is one of the most common ingredients used in the entire world, mainly used in breads and other baked goods. But most people don’t realize there are over 25,000 varieties of wheat in the world, and there are 6 general classes that are grown…
Melatonin, a hormone produced by the pineal gland in response to darkness, regulates the circadian rhythm, signaling when to sleep and wake. Modern lifestyles with artificial lighting and screens disrupt its natural production. Seven science-backed methods include morning sunlight exposure, limiting blue light at night,…
A child who died in a Texas hospital after developing pneumonia following a measles infection died as a result of “medical error” — including failure to administer the correct antibiotic in time, according to doctors who reviewed the child’s medical records, shared with Children’s Health…
A study published in Applied and Environmental Microbiology found that Escherichia coli bacteria exposed to microplastics become five times more resistant to four common antibiotics, highlighting a dangerous link between plastic pollution and the rise of antibiotic-resistant superbugs. Microplastics – found in oceans, soil, air and drinking water – act as…
American families will face increasing rates of environmental-related illnesses and premature deaths, including lung and cardiovascular diseases, due to the Trump administration’s sweeping rollbacks of air quality regulations, health professionals warn. By Dana Drugmand American families will face increasing rates of environmental-related illnesses and premature…
In “Confessions of an Rx Drug Pusher,” Gwen Olsen provides a personal and professional critique of the pharmaceutical industry, detailing her 15-year career as a sales representative and the industry’s practices that prioritize profit over patient well-being. The tragic suicide of Olsen’s niece, Meg, who…
“Operation Stork Speed,” launched Tuesday by HHS and the FDA, will require increased testing for heavy metals and other contaminants in infant formula. The initiative also includes a nutrient review process and encourages manufacturers to improve product labeling and develop new products. After a meeting…
Story at-a-glance Aspartame triggers unnatural insulin spikes by stimulating the vagus nerve, leading to metabolic dysfunction and increased fat storage Research shows that aspartame-driven insulin surges fuel chronic inflammation in blood vessels, accelerating the progression of atherosclerosis and heart disease Artificial sweeteners alter gut bacteria…
Story at-a-glance Childhood cardiovascular risk factors, such as higher body mass index and rapid weight gain, are associated with structural differences in the brains of young adults, particularly in regions vulnerable to dementia later in life Studies show a direct link between better cardiovascular health…
Deborah Birx, appointed White House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator in February 2020, came directly from USAID, a department long suspected of being a front for CIA propaganda and regime change operations. Birx, with no background in epidemiology or pandemic response, was handpicked by the National…
Story at-a-glance Conventional chicken is often soaked in chemical baths, including chlorine solutions, to reduce bacterial contamination — a practice banned in the European Union since 1997. Chlorine-washed chicken may absorb chemical residues through its porous muscle tissue, which raises safety concerns U.S. regulations do…
