By Laraine C. Abbey-Katzev Alert for all U.S. citizens, but especially Californians—here’s a 9-minute video from The HighWire regarding California state senator Richard Pan’s new bill 871 to eliminate all student exemptions from the still experimental COVID19 shots. Unfortunately, mandates passed in one state often…
By Jessica Corbett Underscoring the value of collaboration, experts from around the world on Monday unveiled what they described as the first “truly global study” of pharmaceutical drugs contaminating rivers, which has “deleterious effects on ecological and human health.” The historic analysis, published in the…
By Richard Hoffman, University of Hertfordshire It’s common advice for people watching their waistlines or looking to eat healthier to beware of the amount of oil they use while cooking. But that doesn’t mean we should cut oil entirely from our diet. This is because…
By Tyler Durden Consumer psychology radically changed during the early days of the virus pandemic as shortages at supermarkets emerged. Bulk-buying habits were never a thing with the modern consumer in a pre-COVID world, but now ‘prepping’ has gone mainstream two years since the beginning…
By Derrick Broze A battle over the distribution of ivermectin by the Mexican government continues as a paper describing the apparent benefits of the program has been removed from a popular online science database. In late January, Reuters released a “Fact Check” titled “Mexico no…
By Kerry McDonald During the 2020 lockdowns and prolonged school closures, it was (or at least should have been) no surprise that mental health, particularly for young people, deteriorated. Data quickly emerged from the CDC suggesting that one-quarter of young adults considered suicide in the…
By Aden Tate While more and more people within the prepping community are learning the importance of bugging in – something likely to be your most practical response for most disasters – the fact of the matter is that there are situations out there that…
By J. Fernanda Sánchez Jaramillo and Melissa Vida The Shoowa Gymnasium, a martial arts school in Popayán, Colombia, celebrated its 35th anniversary on Feb. 4. It has transformed the bodies and minds of children, young people, and adults, both Colombians and foreigners, who have trained…
By Paul Mansell, University of Birmingham Almost everyone wants to know how to reduce stress. After all, stress can have many negative effects on both our physical and mental health. An increasing body of evidence shows that changing the way we think about stress might…
By GreenMedInfo Research Group Here are five of nature’s greatest gifts for maintaining healthy, youthful skin and fighting the pernicious effects of aging. Even those who may have won the genetic lottery or have unlimited amounts of money to spend on skincare are not exempt…
By Ice Age Farmer Part two of the MEGA interview, as Christian welcomes David the Good to the Ice Age Farmer broadcast to discuss all things survival gardening: how to garden without a supply chain, integrating animals into your homestead, pushing the zone (aka “Ice…
By Sara Tipton If you have a basement or even room under your house, you can create a root cellar to store food! The trick is going to be making it work with what you have, and all of us are in different situations when…
By Rosanne Lindsay, Naturopath The Coronavirus/COVID experience is a replay of the HIV/AIDS, with a twist. As planned events, they show how history repeats itself when people are oblivious to the cyclical patterns of deception. Note how NIAID’s Anthony Fauci is a common denominator between…
Natural Blaze As we saw in Bjorn’s last video, the rate of deforestation is rapidly increasing in his area of Norway, as well as many other areas globally. In this video, Bjorn issues a new call to action to help document the destruction of nature…
By Amanda Froelich Allergy sufferers and those with colds or chronic sinus infections know well the misery that can accompany these conditions. Symptoms may include facial pain, nasal congestion, coughing, headache, and bad breath. Nasal irrigation, sometimes called nasal lavage, can be effective in loosening…
By Joanna Miller We’ve all been watching prices climb at the grocery stores, and it’s only getting worse. There are issues at every level of food production and distribution. Certain kinds of mandates have made it more difficult for truckers to do their job. Meat…
By Richard Hoffman, University of Hertfordshire Fruit and vegetables contain many nutrients and minerals that play an important role in helping us maintain good health. Take flavonoids, for example. These are a group of naturally occurring compounds that are found in many foods – including…
By Aden Tate The world has changed. Previously, anyone was able to enter the hospital or a doctor’s office anytime that they pleased without any issues whatsoever. If you were sick, you could expect to be given medical care. It never mattered your skin color,…
By J.G. Martinez Being a conscientious dad, I have always believed that education and experience are the best assets to leave our kids. Of course, I do not mean just regular, institutional education. I mean, teaching self-sufficiency to our children. Public school tends not to…
By Rosanne Lindsay, Naturopath A worldwide addiction to wireless technology – cell phones, computers, GPS, smart appliances, electric cars, smart watches, TVs – is activating the hidden world of yeast, fungus, mold, mycoplasma, Lyme spirochetes, and protozoan parasites in the human body. The outcome is…
