By Jeremiah Johnson It’s more important now than ever before in recent American history to understand how to live off the grid. And to do this, you need to understand how to make your own power. I’ve lived off the grid for years now, and…
By GreenMedInfo Research Group If you only think of ginger as a condiment that you eat with sushi, say “Hello” to the powerful therapeutic benefits this plant packs into its roots. Plant-based health alternatives are growing in popularity as more and more people wake up…
By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira Trying to avoid dementia? Go fish! That’s the takeaway from a recent study by scientists with the Fatty Acid Research Institute. Researchers say that people with high amounts of the omega-3 fatty acid docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) are 49% less likely to develop Alzheimer’s…
By Mike Campbell 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. There are so many parents who are absolutely desperate to…
By Bjorn Andreas Bull-Hansen Modern life will not make you happy. The Great Reset or not, what’s coming will not be good for our mental health and we will be happier off the grid. 0:00 – Intro 0:17 – The lies we tell ourselves 4:50…
By reallygraceful This is a follow-up to the video I made in April about the strange events happening at food processing plants in the United States. This video catalogues more events that have occurred since April 2022 and questions Politifact’s most recent fact-check report on…
By Thomas Lambert In the latest bout of insanity, Germany is now mulling over implementing annual six-to-seven-month-long mask mandates, referred to as an “O-to-O” (“Oktober bis Ostern”) or an October to Easter mask mandate. According to the German news outlet Welt, “In preparing new infection control…
By Tyler Durden The company at the center of the ongoing baby formula shortage, Abbott, has once again halted production at its Sturgis, Michigan plant, after severe storms caused flooding inside the facility, the company sad in a statement. According to the statement, production and…
By Keean Bexte Doctors in Australia are rolling out the country’s first Sudden Adult Death Syndrome (SADS) registry due to a recent uptick in young adults inexplicably dying of cardiac arrest. The registry is being created by doctors at Melbourne’s Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute. These doctors…
By Aden Tate Caffeine is the one addiction that’s socially acceptable. You can have somebody that needs coffee so badly that they start to go through withdrawal symptoms within a matter of hours if they don’t have yet another mug. So what do you do…
By Amy Allen Once upon a time, there was a tomato growing in my garden. It was beautiful and the first tomato of the season. Red and round and perfect, I was so looking forward to biting into it, letting that homegrown goodness slide down…
By Chris Melore The summer season is also tick season in many parts of the world, and a new report finds many people may have contracted tick-borne Lyme disease without even realizing it. Researchers estimate that over 14 percent of the world’s population has had…
A Summary Written and researched for Safe Tech International by Sean Carney, 14 June 2022. Inspirational ECI coordinator, biologist Pernille Schriver, with a prestigious team of experts, volunteers and specialists is driving the hugely important European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI), “Stay Connected but Protected.” The ECI…
By Tyler Durden The Biden administration is working to expand monkeypox testing capabilities beyond a narrow group of public health labs, as infectious disease experts are now suggesting that testing for the virus needs to become part of routine care. As the Epoch Times notes,…
By Chris Melore Consuming too much fructose could lead to the development of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), according to a new study by researchers with the Endocrine Society. Although fructose is a natural sugar you’ll find in fruit, fruit juices, some vegetables, honey, and…
By The Corbett Report FROM 2007: Tinkering with the building blocks of life is more than just child play, it’s big business. Today we examine the consequences, intended and unintended of chimera cross-species genetic engineering. CLICK HERE for show notes and mp3 audio Podcast: Play…
By Neenah Payne Crimes Against Humanity Tour USA: April 23- June 19 links to COVID Grand Jury: Court of Public Opinion which explains how the COVID “health” policies are part of a World War III against humanity. Dr. Reiner Fuellmich discusses the scope of the…
By Keean Bexte On Sunday, Toronto Public Health, in collaboration with Gay Men’s Sexual Health Alliance, opened the first monkeypox vaccine clinic in the city. “Beginning tomorrow, Toronto Public Health (TPH) will hold the first of a series of community-based vaccination clinics to curb the…
By David Clayton, Nottingham Trent University If you’re someone who’s thought about losing weight or has wanted to get healthier in the past few years, you’ve probably come across these two words: intermittent fasting. From celebrities to fitness enthusiasts, intermittent fasting has many thousands of…
By Study Finds A handheld device which builds breathing muscles could help older people get in shape. Doing just five minutes of the breath training exercises every day for more than six weeks improved people’s performance on the treadmill by 12 percent, according to scientists….
