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Pfizer Is Hiding How COVID Jab Damages the Heart
August 3, 2023, the Australian Senate Education and Employment Committee1 held a COVID hearing in which Sen. Gerard Rennick asked Dr. Krishan Thiru, Pfizer’s Australian medical director, to explain the mechanism of how the mRNA COVID shot causes myocarditis.2 Thiru, however, kept talking in circles rather than answering the question. Rennick valiantly tried, without success, to redirect him back to the question at hand, which was: Does Pfizer understand how the shot is causing damage to the heart? How are you calling it safe without...
read moreEuropean Union Poised to Ban Toxic Dental Amalgam
Here’s some good news, for a change: The European Commission — the administrative arm of the European Union — recently proposed a ban on dental amalgam as of January 1, 2025. This includes not only the use but also the manufacture and export of dental amalgam. In the video above, I interview Charlie Brown, founder, and executive director of Consumers for Dental Choice, about this breakthrough. As explained by Brown, the battleground now shifts to other two branches of the European Union: The Parliament and the Council. These two...
read moreNourishing Gut Bacteria Is Critical for Health, Well-Being
Editor’s Note: This article is a reprint. It was originally published March 13, 2016. Barely a day goes by without some type of media announcement noting the importance of your gut flora. One of the best and least expensive ways to optimize your gut microbiome is to eliminate sugars and processed sugars and eat traditionally fermented foods, but probiotic supplements can also be beneficial. Greg Leyer,1 who has a Ph.D. in food microbiology, is head of scientific affairs at Chr Hansen, a global, differentiated bioscience company that develops...
read moreDo Organs Have a Mind of Their Own?
Modern science is founded upon a materialistic paradigm that rejects anything which suggests there is more to each human being than just our flesh and bones. Yet, as medical science finds more and more ways to pry open the doors between life and death, evidence always emerges suggesting the spirit is just as much a part of the human experience as our bodies and minds. For example, cardiac resuscitation, a modern scientific miracle, made it possible to bring individuals who had died back from beyond the grave. In turn, there are many cases of...
read moreHow to Optimize Health and Strength — Even if You’re Over 60
The video above features an interview I did with Dr. Marcos de Andrade, a research physician and CEO of BIOHAXS. We met at Dave Asprey’s Biohacking Conference in June 2023, where we ended up arm wrestling. You can see the outcome for yourself in the video below. de Andrade is 38 years old and an extreme fitness buff. I’m 69, but I still beat him. So, age doesn’t have to be a determining factor or excuse for poor fitness. In this interview, we go on to discuss a couple of my key strategies to optimize health, strength and longevity,...
read moreWhich Exercises Are Best for Lowering Blood Pressure?
Exercise is well-known for its ability to normalize blood pressure, but are all forms of exercise the same in this regard? A recent meta-analysis1 published July 25, 2023, in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, sought to determine the answer to this question. Two-hundred and seventy randomized controlled trials published between 1990 and February 2023 that reported reductions in systolic blood pressure (SBP) and/or diastolic blood pressure (DBP) following an exercise intervention of two weeks or more were included, with a pooled sample...
read moreMajority of Americans Have No Confidence in Science
Science became a buzzword during the COVID-19 pandemic. “Follow the science,” we were told. “Trust the science.”1 But most U.S. adults aren’t falling for it. Only 39% of U.S. adults reported having “a great deal of confidence” in the scientific community,2 which means 61% did not. The finding comes from the General Social Survey, which has been conducted by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research at the University of Chicago since 1972. Fewer adults had faith in science in 2022 compared...
read moreThe Many Benefits of CoQ10 and Ubiquinol
Coenzyme Q10 or simply CoQ10, (ubiquinone) is a fat-soluble molecule that is found in all cells of your body. It plays a crucial role in the electron transport chain, which is a series of reactions that occur in the mitochondria to generate energy in the form of ATP.1 In addition to its role in energy production, CoQ10 also has antioxidant properties. It can neutralize harmful free radicals and protect cells from oxidative damage. This is particularly important in mitochondria, as the electron transport chain can sometimes leak electrons,...
read moreWe Should Be Alarmed by the Staggering Decline of Birds
Worldwide, 1 in 8 bird species is at risk of extinction.1 We should be very concerned, since, as BirdLife International notes, “Birds are our early warning system.”2 Declines in bird populations signal that something serious is happening in the environment — habitats are being destroyed, chemical pesticides are taking a toll on wildlife and more. Already, 223 bird species are critically endangered3 and could disappear from the planet — a loss that would cut deeply. BirdLife explains:4 “Birds have the power to unite people. Many species...
read moreGroup Attacking Mercola Sued by Elon Musk
One of the most influential instruments used to suppress the First Amendment right to free speech in the U.S. was the Center for Countering Digital Hate’s (CCDH) “Disinformation Dozen” report,1 published March 24, 2021. The CCDH was a tiny, never-before-heard-of U.K.-based group, the funding of which remains largely hidden to this day. Its board members, however, have unambiguous ties to the military-intelligence-industrial complex, which is telling in and of itself. AntiVaxWatch.org sponsored the report, and this group is...
read moreUpdates on the GMO Mosquito Release
Genetically engineered (GE) mosquitoes created by biotechnology company Oxitec have been released in the U.S., even though the long-term effects could be disastrous. Oxitec is using Aedes aegypti (A. aegypti) mosquitoes for this real-world experiment, the species known to carry yellow fever, dengue fever, chikungunya, Zika, West Nile and Mayaro,1 a dengue-like disease.2 Oxitec genetically engineered the males to carry a “genetic kill switch,” such that when they mate with wild female mosquitoes, their offspring inherits the lethal...
read moreMore Than 13 Ways Lemons Benefit Your Health and Home
Citrus fruits are among the most widely cultivated crops in the world. A 2018 study1 sought a better understanding of the origin of citrus trees by examining DNA. The researchers believe a plausible explanation is that modern citrus trees likely descended from natural species found in a triangle formed by northern Myanmar, northwestern Yunnan and northeastern India. Lemons arrived in the U.S. by way of food explorer David Fairchild, who was hired by the U.S. government to search the world for new crops.2 Today, the leading producers of lemons...
read moreChase Bank CEO Debanks Mercola but Supported Epstein
As I reported last week, in mid-July 2023, JP Morgan Chase Bank canceled all Mercola Market bank accounts, along with the personal accounts of our CEO, CFO and their respective spouses and children.1 All received identical letters in which no reason for the decision was given, other that there was “unexpected activity” on an unspecified account. Cruel and Unusual My CFO, Amalia Legaspi, whose Chase accounts — including a joint account with her husband — were closed along with mine, is now struggling to figure out how to pay for...
read more‘Crapsules’ — The Latest Feces Transplant Pill
“Crapsules,” which contain freeze-dried feces from healthy donors, could offer hope for people with liver disease, particularly cirrhosis — severe scarring of the liver. People with cirrhosis are at increased risk of serious infections, including bacterial infections caused by multidrug-resistant pathogens.1 “If we can boost liver patients’ own immunity to reduce infections by modifying the microbiome, we can reduce the need for the prescription of antibiotics,” explained Lindsey Edwards of King’s College...
read moreTop Health Officials Wage War Against NyQuil Chicken
We no longer have a regulatory agency looking out for public health. Not only has the U.S. Food and Drug Administration been captured by the drug industry, but it’s also staffed with incompetent bird brains and politically-motivated bureaucrats to boot. By early to mid-April 2020, about one month into the COVID-19 pandemic, critical care doctors had already figured out that the antiparasitic drug ivermectin — which has been approved for human use since 1987 and is on the World Health Organization’s “essential medicines” list — was working...
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