By Amy Allen Kitchen scrap gardening is another way to recycle rather than buy. The basic premise is that some vegetables, though not all, will regrow from their parts. By recycling kitchen scraps, we save money on the grocery bill. It’s environmentally friendly, can be…
By Elisha McFarland Few people are familiar with the term nightshades, and many will be surprised to learn that consuming foods from this plant group may be contributing to their pain and inflammation. Nightshades belong to the Solanaceae family which includes over 2,000 species. They…
By John Anderer A cup of joe each day can help keep the nephrologist away, according to researchers from Johns Hopkins University. Scientists report drinking just one cup of coffee daily may reduce your risk of acute kidney injury (AKI) in comparison to non-coffee drinkers….
By Study Finds Plastic food packaging and containers can contain hundreds of chemicals which increase the risk of developing cancer, infertility, and gene mutations, a new study warns. The wrappings had 388 individual “substances of concern,” including 352 known to be carcinogenic, mutagenic, and toxic…
By The Counter Signal Canada hasn’t even dropped its COVID travel restrictions, and already the government has elevated monkeypox to Level 2 status, which means travellers may be subject to “isolation,” i.e., mandatory quarantine. As per a Health Canada announcement, “In the current outbreak, those at…
By Neenah Payne Information about COVID policies that was dismissed as “fake news” or “conspiracy theories” and had been cancelled by “fact checkers” is now increasingly being recognized as correct by a growing number of people. The tide is turning fast worldwide now as the…
By Amy Allen Many vegetables can be grown, harvested, and will continue to grow for later harvests. This is called a cut-and-come-again garden, a technique used for continuous harvests. We cut only enough for our use at that moment, allowing the plant to grow for…
By Hannah Cox Elon Musk recently tweeted, “population collapse is the biggest threat to civilization.” Population collapse is the biggest threat to civilization https://t.co/ZrHN5DsrVB — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 24, 2022 The tweet included a link to an interview Musk gave where he expanded on…
By Tyler Durden In what will come as welcome news to anxious parents across the country, Abbott Nutrition announced it restarted production of infant formula at its Sturgis, Michigan plant on Saturday. The company is prioritizing EleCare and other specialty and metabolic formulas, with product expected to…
The over-prescription of opioid medications in the late 1990s has led to one of the worst drug-related crises the United States has seen. Declared a public health emergency by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the U.S. opioid epidemic has caused over…
By Chris Hayes This tea is one of my favorite cold and flu season remedies. I make it every year, tweaking it a little bit each time. I make this in large batches in September in anticipation of cold and flu season. Around the house,…
By Bjorn Andreas Bull-Hansen A global food shortage is predicted to set in 50 days from now. Meanwhile, a new world is being drafted at Davos 2022 by Klaus Schwab and the so-called elites. 0:00 – Intro 0:20 – Food shortage 3:00 – Ukraine and…
By Mike Campbell The Global Aviation Advocacy Coalition (GAAC) has called for an end to vaccine mandates for pilots worldwide due to a disturbing number of them having vaccine injuries, of which some resulted in death. “The undersigned pilot advocacy groups, scientists and doctors are…
By Study Finds Sticking to the Mediterranean diet can help young men overcome depression, according to a new study. Researchers from the University of Technology Sydney say doctors should look to send youngsters dealing with depressive symptoms to a nutritionist or dietitian as part of…
By The Counter Signal Ross Wightman has become one of the first Canadians to receive compensation for a vaccine injury after being diagnosed with debilitating Guillain-Barre syndrome only days after receiving the COVID vaccine. “First and foremost, we would like to offer you our deepest sympathies for…
By Thomas Lambert Scientists will use UK school children as guinea pigs, having organized workshops where bugs will be served as food to see their response to eating “alternative proteins.” “We want the children to think about alternative proteins as real things for now, rather…
By Sara Tipton An unusually high honey bee die-off in Canada is going to impact the world’s farming system. Bees are necessary pollinators and help in all agricultural industries. In 2020, the total estimated contribution from the Canadian honey and bee industry was between $4 to…
By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira Antibiotics can be dangerous to the gut and increase the risk of creating antibiotic-resistant bacterial strains. Despite the danger to “good” bacteria in the body, a new study finds about 70 percent of primary care physicians still believe in prescribing antibiotics for…
By Neenah Payne Just as we’ve begun to relax after two years of fear-mongering over COVID and are looking forward to the summer, we are threatened with another “pandemic” — as eerily predicted by Bill and Melinda Gates in 2020. BILL AND MELINDA GATES ANNOUNCE…
By Neenah Payne The explosive “Unbreakable: Destined To Thrive” docuseries starts Tuesday, May 31. When you download the free ebook “Bioterrorism: COVID Vaccines and Their Method of Destruction”, you will be registered for the 9 episodes of free docuseries “Unbreakable: Destined To Thrive”. NOTE: each…
