What follows is one of the most important interviews of the year. Biological warfare expert Prof. Frances Boyle appeared as a guest with Alex Jones on the Alex Jones Show, sharing his “smoking gun” findings about the coronavirus being engineered as a weapon that’s designed, “for efficient spreading in the human population,” according to one of the science papers he references. Continue reading
Category Archives: Human Behavior
Is There Anything You Can Do to Prevent Deaths on the Road?
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
- Nearly 18,000 automotive accidents occur every day in the U.S., on average. This frequency multiplied by the low severity still amounted to nearly 37,000 automotive fatalities in 2018
- Of all drivers killed in U.S. automotive accidents in 2017, 18% occurred on a freeway, which is actually lower than expected. In fact, there are more drivers killed in intersections (20%) than on freeways
- The primary conditions that lead to road fatalities are: alcohol, speeding and distraction leading to a loss of control or contact with another vehicle. Avoid these risk factors to improve your chances of not becoming a statistic on the road
- Remember that even though you’ve driven countless times without a scratch, it does not give you a pass to be more complacent and lose your focus. Always take safety measures every time you get behind the wheel
What makes dogs so special? Science says love
True love: a woman and her Valentine’s Day date pose behind a heart-shaped pastry during a February 14 Continue reading
A step-by-step guide to making homemade tinctures
Plants are known to be potent sources of medicine – they contain health-giving nutrients that help promote and support overall wellness. Continue reading
Israel’s Sheba Hospital turns to telehealth to treat incoming coronavirus-exposed patients
Datos’s remote patient monitoring platform, Tyto Care’s connected devices, and a robot from InTouch Health will help the hospital treat and monitor patients in quarantine and at home. Continue reading
The Many Benefits of Meditation
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
- Meditation benefits include improved attention, memory, processing speed and creativity. It may also help counteract age-related loss of brain volume
- Meditation can give you an energizing boost similar to caffeine, but meditation accomplishes this without the adverse effects associated with caffeine
- Meditation provides your body with rest that is two to five times deeper than sleep. Meditating for 20 minutes equates to a 1.5-hour nap, but you won’t have that “sleep hangover” afterward. Instead, you’ll feel awake and refreshed
From Armageddon to Pharmageddon
How the use of violence to teach lessons has outlived its authority Continue reading
Boosting Mitochondrial Biogenesis With Ginger
Researchers discover that ginger, an ancient herbal remedy used for cooking and medicinal purposes, supports the regeneration of cellular mitochondria and may reduce the effects of mitochondrial dysfunction Continue reading
Specific Area of the Brain Holds the Key to Aging
A top anti-aging scientist at Harvard described the group’s first study as “a major breakthrough in aging research.” He called their follow-up work “a tour de force.” Continue reading
Try This if You Want to Ace a New Skill
If you are a frequent reader of this publication, you’ve seen articles urging you to learn a new skill to keep your brain young. The benefits are huge, especially for working memory. Learning a new language or mastering a musical instrument are good examples. Continue reading
How Aluminum Damages Your Brain
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
- Research has found a strong link between aluminum exposure and Alzheimer’s disease. Patients with a genetic mutation that predisposes them to early onset of Alzheimer’s and more aggressive disease have universally high aluminum content in their brains
- According to a British researcher, without aluminum in the brain, Alzheimer’s does not develop
- When aluminum was first approved for use in vaccines, it was approved based on its efficacy. It was never actually tested for safety. It was simply assumed to be safe
- Aluminum has been shown to cause mitochondrial dysfunction and depletion of adenine-triphosphate (ATP), which sets the stage for virtually any chronic disease. Aluminum salts can increase levels of glial activation, inflammatory cytokines and amyloid precursor protein within the brain
- Recent research found the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s vaccine schedule — when adjusted for bodyweight — exposes children to a level of aluminum that is 15.9 times higher than the recommended “safe” level
Mild Mannered Coronavirus
One encouraging aspect of the coronavirus outbreak: So far, about 82 percent of the cases — including all 14 in the United States — have been mild, with symptoms that require little or no medical intervention. And that proportion may be an under count. Continue reading
South Korea says it’s successfully treating coronavirus patient with natural oxygen therapy
In a breakthrough for eradicating the Wuhan coronavirus (CoVid-19), South Korean officials have successfully treated a patient using all-natural oxygen therapy. Continue reading
First Aid 101: How to treat animal bites post-SHTF
Animal bites and scratches happen all the time – a dog you thought was friendly might try to bite your hand or a cat that thinks you came too close might take a swipe at you. Whenever these incidents happen, the most common thing people do would be to seek immediate medical care. However, after SHTF, professional natural health practitioners will be in short supply. Continue reading
Israeli Screening Breakthrough Paves Way to Inhibit Cancer Growth
Ben-Gurion University researchers recently introduced a novel method for screening and detection designed to find new treatments for a variety of illnesses.
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