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Will Lawsuits Bring an End to COVID Vaccines?
In the video above, Joe Rogan interviews cardiologist Dr. Aseem Malhotra about Big Pharma’s control over research. What many don’t realize is that researchers who do peer-review of drug company-sponsored trials do not get access to the raw data. All they get is the drug company’s analysis of that data, which leaves the door wide open for manipulation and obfuscation. As noted by Malhotra, “It’s not scientific, it’s not ethical … and it’s not democratic.” Most doctors, unless they’re involved in the peer review process, are not even...
read moreCould Aspirin Have Cut COVID Deaths in Half?
Aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) was introduced in 1899 as an alternative to sodium salicylate,1 a pain reliever and anti-inflammatory known for its unpleasant side effects such as stomach cramps, heartburn, nausea and vomiting. It’s been a staple medicine in most households ever since and is frequently recommended as a remedy to control inflammation and prevent blood clots that can lead to stroke and heart attack. Aspirin also has other health benefits. It helps increase the oxidation of glucose as fuel for your body while inhibiting the...
read moreCranberries Can Reduce Risk for Urinary Tract Infections
Cranberries are rich in polyphenols, which are metabolites that scientists believe are involved in plant defense. One group of polyphenols are proanthocyanidins, which are the compounds that give fruits or flowers a distinctive purple, blue or red coloring and belong to a subclass called flavonoids.1 Flavonoids are found in some fruits, vegetables, tea, wine and dark chocolate. These compounds have long been studied for their beneficial effects on health and are now an indispensable part of applications in the cosmetics, pharmaceutical,...
read moreJames Corbett on Technocratic Control and the Dangers of AI
In this video, I interview investigative journalist James Corbett about false narratives, the global takeover by technocracy, controlled opposition and the dangers of artificial intelligence, as well as the solutions to these and other challenges. Corbett’s journalism career began in the aftermath of 9/11, when he became “overwhelmed to discover that we are constantly lied to through the mainstream media.” 9/11 was his “red pill” moment, and he hasn’t stopped digging for the truth since. “The discrepancy between the things that I was finding...
read moreMakes You Age Faster, Even if You Look OK Now
Editor’s Note: This article is a reprint. It was originally published December 23, 2018. In this interview, Bruce Ames, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of biochemistry and molecular biology at the University of California Berkeley, currently senior scientist at the Children’s Hospital Oakland Research Institute, discusses the importance of vitamins and minerals for longevity and explains his “triage theory” of nutrients. Ames was born two weeks after my dad, who passed away earlier this year, so he is 90 years old. He...
read moreConsolidating Control
The recent U.S. banking crisis is no longer making headlines — but it’s about to enter an even more troubling phase, according to finance guru Catherine Austin Fitts — publisher of The Solari Report.1 In an interview with Whitney Webb, host of Unlimited Hangout, Fitts discusses how central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) will consolidate control of the financial system — ultimately leading to control of the world population. Webb says:2 “Essentially, it seems that the current calm on the surface has allowed the powers that be, or rather the...
read moreDoes Peppermint Oil Work for Irritable Bowel Syndrome?
The International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders1 estimates up to 10% of the population worldwide has irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Yet, as Dr. Michael Greger notes in this short video, a 2005 study2 revealed that 76.6% of people in the U.S. with IBS are undiagnosed. This means the number of people with IBS is likely much higher. It is important to know that ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease are different types of inflammatory bowel disease. While the terms inflammatory bowel disease and irritable bowel syndrome are...
read moreWhat Safety Studies Have Been Done on mRNA Swine Vaccines?
As previously reported, unbeknownst to the public, pork producers in the U.S.1 and Canada2 have been using customizable mRNA-based “vaccines” on their herds since 2018. As it turns out, the mRNA platform, Sequivity,3,4 is the only part of this gene-based “vaccine” technology that has been approved. All customized mRNA injections created using this platform are untested, and the initial safety testing — upon which the assumed safety of all customized jabs are based — was grossly inadequate. As noted by Zoetis, the largest producer of...
read morePlastic Is Everywhere Now, Including Your Brain
We live in a throwaway society, and products intended for short-term consumption are packaged in materials that will survive for centuries. Discarded plastics make up 18.5% of landfills1 and 90% of all trash entering the world’s oceans.2 At the rate we’re going, estimates suggest that by 2050, our oceans will contain more plastic than fish by weight.3 In some ocean waters, plastic already exceeded plankton by a factor of 6-to-1 in 2006.4 The problem with plastic is that it doesn’t biodegrade; it photodegrades, which takes hundreds of years....
read moreJackfruit Packs a Walloping Amount of Nutrition
Good nutrition is foundational to optimal health, the importance of which cannot be overstated. The CDC1 says it “is essential in keeping current and future generations of Americans healthy across the lifespan,” and that “poor nutrition is making our nation sick.” Penn State quotes nutritionist Victor Lindlahr, who wrote in 1923, “Ninety percent of the diseases known to man are caused by cheap foodstuffs. You are what you eat.”2 Research data have shown that ultraprocessed food increases all-cause mortality3 and the development and...
read moreLinked to Schizophrenia, Easy-to-Fix Nutrient Deficiency
Editor’s Note: This article is a reprint. It was originally published December 20, 2018. Despite being simple and inexpensive to address, vitamin D deficiency is epidemic around the world, and evidence suggests vitamin D deficiency during pregnancy plays an important role in the development of several chronic health problems, and raises the risk of complications for the mother as well. For example, research1 by GrassrootsHealth shows 40% to 60% of preterm births could be prevented by raising pregnant women’s vitamin D to a level...
read moreShould Your Child Get That Root Canal?
If your dentist tells you that you or your child needs a root canal, think carefully before accepting. A root canal, also known as a pulpotomy, is a procedure to remove inflamed or infected pulp from your tooth. The empty root is then cleaned out and filled with a rubber-like material. A crown or filling is then placed on the tooth, which remains in your mouth.1 It’s a risky, invasive procedure that leaves a dead tooth in your body, setting the stage for both acute and chronic infection, which may circulate throughout your body undetected,...
read moreBill Gates Owns Synthetic Fruit Coating — What’s in It?
Do you know what Apeel is? In an April 24, 2023, Twitter thread,1 Alexis Baden-Mayer, political director at the Organic Consumers Association (OCA), lists the many patents associated with this mysterious synthetic fruit coating, which is even approved for use on produce certified as USDA Organic. According to Apeel Sciences’ website,2 Apeel is a plant-based protective coating that “helps the produce you love stay fresh for longer.” It retains moisture within the produce and keeps oxygen out, thereby slowing the spoilage rate. Avocados,...
read moreCRISPR Gene Editing Can Trigger Tumors, Two Studies Warn
Editor’s Note: This article is a reprint. It was originally published June 26, 2018. The discovery of the gene editing method known as CRISPR1 eventually led to a novel gene editing tool called CRISPR-Cas9,2 a form of molecular scissors that allows for far more accurate DNA editing for the removal, addition or altering of sections of a DNA sequence. A layman’s explanation of the technology is presented in the video above. CRISPR is the acronym for clustered regularly interspaced short palindrome repeat, and its function was...
read moreWhy Do We Keep Feeding the Merchants of Death?
According to mainstream media, the Ukraine war is going well and Russia will be solidly defeated. We just have to give Ukraine the means they need to prevail. However, as reported by Medea Benjamin and Nicolas Davies in an April 24, 2023, article in Salon magazine,1 based on an “enormous leak of secret documents,” “that now looks like disinformation.” Who is surprised? “President Biden dismissed the leaks as revealing nothing of ‘great consequence,’” Benjamin and Davies write.2 “What these documents reveal, however, is that the war is going...
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