By Patricia Burke of Safe Tech International, Uniting to Protect Life on Earth Technocracy Rising: The Trojan Horse of Global Transformation is a 2014 book by Patrick Wood. He is the living expert on modern globalization, the Trilateral Commission, Technocracy and Transhumanism. Jerm, a South…
By Patricia Burke of Safe Tech International, Uniting to Protect Life on Earth While Americans were celebrating the July 4 holiday, a few neighborhoods were not, including the one that surrounds the monstrosity tower that was installed in Pittsfield, MA during the recent covid lockdowns….
By Aden Tate Another day, another “food fire.” We’ve already witnessed the burning of the Yakima, Washington fertilizer plant. Then there was the burning of the fertilizer plant in North Carolina. A mysterious bird disease is allegedly spreading throughout the country (though the testing methods…
By Holly Deyo While having a nice stash of freeze-dried, dehydrated and canned foods is great fallback, nothing can replace fresh crisp garden vegetables and fragrant, sweet fruit. Increasingly, it is incumbent on individuals to maintain their own supply of life-sustaining seeds. Seed vaults are…
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 Ian Taylor, Loughborough University February. The month of shattered dreams and ambitions. The trainers are gathering dust and chocolate bars have replaced protein bars. The gusto with which we attacked our new year resolutions is a vague memory. If your motivation to stick to…
By GreenMedInfo Research Group You may love a cup of warm green tea in the morning, but did you know it may also set you up for a calmer, less anxious mood throughout your day? Research shows your coffee substitute may be a mood-booster as…
By Amelia Gilardi with Patricia Burke Natural Blaze readers are familiar with the ongoing saga in Pittsfield, MA, where a cell tower installed in a residential area has caused tremendous harm to the community. Residents continue to lobby to have the tower turned off so…
By Jacqueline Boyd, Nottingham Trent University Christmas is a wonderful time to relax with family and friends, both two and four legged. But it can be a scary and dangerous time for pets. Food, presents, decorations and even visitors to our homes can all become…
By Joanna Miller I started raising chickens for meat in 2014. I’ve always bought the same feed from the same farmer. Prices have always been about the same. Even when prices on meat were slowly rising in the grocery stores due to Covid issues in…
By Mayukh Saha For those who suffer from it, migraines can change their lives. And finding a cure for them is just as tough. However, for one certain individual who had suffered migraine attacks for more than a decade, the cure was a diet based…
By Mayukh Saha Most of the ready-made food we eat today is ultra-processed. As tasty as they may be, they can be even dangerous from a health perspective. There have been concerns that such ultra-processed food makes us crave more and eventually leads to obesity….
By Patricia Burke with Ken Gartner As noted in yesterday’s article at Natural Blaze, a local community newspaper recently printed an unsigned editorial dismissing the plight of those living in close proximity to a poorly-sited telecommunications tower that has devastated a neighborhood in Massachusetts. The…
By Patricia Burke When the Military Used Covid to Wage Disinformation On the Citizensry As noted by Natural Blaze, the Ottawa Citizen reported this September that the Canadian military’s Joint Operations Command took advantage of the Covid-19 pandemic to wage an information war against its…
Complied by Patricia Burke In August of 2021, a court in the US ruled that the FCC decision not to review its radio frequency exposure guidelines was “arbitrary, capricious, and not evidence-based.” In October of 2021, the EU ruled that citizen concern about 5G was…
By Patricia Burke Faster Connections: Beauty Is In the Eye Of The Beholder, Wireless Is In The Bodies of the Neighbors, and It Is Causing Harm On September 28, the Benton Institute for Broadband and Society’s newsletter included the article, “Sue Marek: My 5G fixed…
By Emma White, University of Surrey and Sarah Golding, University of Surrey COVID-19 has shown that pandemics can seriously affect people’s physical and mental health. Stress, anxiety and depression have increased around the world, with the greatest effects for those living under the strictest lockdowns….
By Patricia Burke Did you hear the one about Northern Pass? About using New Hampshire as a highway to bring electricity from Canada’s dams down to Massachusetts (while promoting hydroelectric as “green”)? If you don’t live in the Northeast, you might not be familiar with…
By Patricia Burke with Paul Harding, Total EMF Solutions This is Paul’s Story. When the Arizona utility company came to install a new digital, wireless electronic meter on Paul Harding’s home 10 years ago, he welcomed it, because he thought that it would enable him…
By Patricia Burke When I was living in Northern California from 2008-2010, the state was rolling out wireless smart utility meters. I was one of the individuals who became disabled as the result of exposure to the pulsed microwave radiofrequencies. California held a number of…
