Long before pills- our ancestors used these 11 natural antibiotics to survive infections Continue reading
Long before pills- our ancestors used these 11 natural antibiotics to survive infections
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Survival Nutrition by Mike Adams – Episode 1
Survival Nutrition by Mike Adams – Episode 1 Continue reading
Vaccine Insider: COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Campaign Must End
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
- In an open letter, Geert Vanden Bossche, Ph.D., a vaccinology insider and former global director of vaccine programs, including work for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, has called for the mass vaccination campaign against COVID-19 to end
- He’s reached out to the World Health Organization and other international health organizations to warn of the potentially detrimental consequences of further viral immune escape triggered by the current COVID-19 vaccination campaign, calling it the “single most important public health emergency of international concern”
- The widespread COVID-19 vaccination campaign may efficiently turn what was a relatively harmless virus into a “bioweapon of mass destruction,” according to Bossche, who’s instead calling for creation of natural killer (NK) cell-based vaccines
- Investigative journalist Rosemary Frei believes that Bossche has a “not-so-hidden agenda,” which is to push the development of this different type of vaccine and calls his open letter “a continuation of the overall Covid deception”
FSMB Launches Online Resource for Telehealth License Portability
Toll Free USA: 888-TELEMED
Toll Free Mexico: 800-TELEMED
Provider Bridge gives volunteer care providers an online platform through which they can connect with health systems in need of help and, by way of license portability, treat patients via telehealth.
Telehealth, mHealth Make Nurses Pivotal Presence in Healthcare
Telehealth and mHealth technology have propelled the nurse from a note-taker and hand-holder to a controller and dispenser of information. And they’re using those skill to improve care management and coordination.
How Your Gut Health Impacts Your Disease Risk
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
- A significant proportion of your immune system resides in your gastrointestinal tract. Harvard researchers have now identified the specific population of gut bacteria that modulate localized and systemic immune responses to ward off viral invaders
- Bacteroides fragilis and other bacteria in the Bacteroides family initiate a signaling cascade that induces the release of interferon-beta, which protects against viral invasion by stimulating immune cells to attack the virus and causing virus-infected cells to self-destruct
- Zonulin-mediated gut permeability plays a determining role in the pathogenesis of many chronic inflammatory diseases. Zonulin is produced in response to bad bacteria. It flushes the bacteria out by opening up the tight junctions
- Aside from bacteria overgrowth, gluten is a powerful trigger of zonulin release as the zonulin pathway misinterprets gluten as a potential harmful component of a microorganism
- Chronic inflammatory diseases associated with dysregulation of the zonulin pathway and leaky gut include autoimmune disorders, metabolic disorders, intestinal diseases, neuroinflammatory diseases and cancer of the brain and liver
The High Cost of Salmon Farming
The High Cost of Salmon Farming
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
- Farm-raised fish production has skyrocketed 527% in the last three decades
- An estimated 50% of fish eaten worldwide comes from fish farms
- More than one-third of “wild-caught” salmon from the Faroe Islands (tucked between Iceland and Norway in the North Atlantic Ocean) are actually farmed fish that escaped
- Mowi USA, the world’s largest producer of Atlantic salmon products, was sued for misleading consumers with false marketing claims
- Your “all natural” Atlantic salmon came from a factory fish farm
Forests Are About to Become Genetically Modified
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
- Scientists have been working since the early 1990s to develop a genetically altered American chestnut tree resistant to a fungus that all but wiped out the species
- The forests along the U.S. east coast were once home to billions of American chestnut trees that provided sustenance for animals and humans
- Farmers used to fatten their hogs and cows by allowing them to forage for chestnuts in the fall; people in the Appalachian Mountains would harvest and sell the chestnuts
- A release of GE trees would open the door to release other genetically engineered plants in the forest. It is impossible to monitor the GE trees or predict how they will impact the environment
Microchip’d? DARPA Biochip To “Save” Us From COVID Can Control Human DNA
While half of the American voting public is no doubt waiting in earnest for the announcement of a release of the COVID vaccine and as totalitarian states and governments the world over attempt to require proof of negative tests before travel, a new tool in the shed of government surveillance and control is revealing itself. Continue reading
Feeling constipated? Try aloe vera
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Beets: Evidence-Based Health Benefits
Beets have always been and remain one of the world’s most underutilized ‘super foods’ with a number of powerful, evidence-based health benefits Continue reading
6 Natural Ibuprofen Alternatives Backed by Clinical Research
6 Natural Ibuprofen Alternatives Backed by Clinical Research
With the public’s growing awareness of the deadly side effects associated with the regular use of synthetic painkillers like ibuprofen, the need for natural, evidence-based alternatives has never been greater. Continue reading
3 Fall Remedies To Have On Hand
It’s been feeling like fall here in the Midwest and I have those awkward days of wondering whether I should wear my flip flops or boots. These are the only two things I wear on my feet for the most part – because they are easy to wear and it gives me less choices I have to make when I start my day. Yes, I am in that season of life where anything that makes life easier is necessary. 
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Herbal Salves for Aromatherapy
What is a salve? A salve as defined by dictionary.com is “a medicinal ointment for healing or relieving wounds and sores.”1 Many over-the-counter remedies are salves such as Neosporin®. Lip balms are also a form of salve, so a salve doesn’t have to be medicinal, just nourishing to the skin. Salves in general are a simple formula with just a few ingredients. They generally include an oil and a wax to create a semi-solid material. Today people use the terms “lotion bars” or “balms” to also describe salves. Continue reading
Medieval medicine remedy could provide new treatment for modern day infections
· To fight antibiotic resistance more antimicrobials are needed to treat bacterial biofilms, which protect an infection from antibiotics. Continue reading