Chromatin Immunoprecipitation Study Supports HDAC Inhibitor as Possible Lung Cancer Treatment

A person’s genetic code can contribute to their risk for developing non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), which accounts for about 85% of lung cancers. Epigenetics, the study of chemical tags that impact gene expression without altering the genetic sequence, is shown to also profoundly influence the development of cancer. In a study by Asan Medical Center researchers … Continue reading Chromatin Immunoprecipitation Study Supports HDAC Inhibitor as Possible Lung Cancer Treatment

High-cycle PCR tests do not properly diagnose covid-19, were weaponized to terrorize nations and deprive personal liberties

If you suddenly come down with symptoms of severe acute respiratory syndrome, you will not want, nor will you need, a covid-19 test to prove it. The infection will be prevalent and you will naturally want to stay in bed and recuperate. But common sense is no longer a virtue. Fear, panic and anticipation of … Continue reading High-cycle PCR tests do not properly diagnose covid-19, were weaponized to terrorize nations and deprive personal liberties

Anthony Fauci lectures Americans over COVID-19: It spread because we have too much freedom

America’s lead immunologist, Dr. Anthony Fauci, has been in government nearly his entire adult life. Having taken over as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in 1984, he joined the National Institutes of Health in 1968 — meaning he has been in Washington for more than 50 years. That’s longer than two … Continue reading Anthony Fauci lectures Americans over COVID-19: It spread because we have too much freedom

Just in time for Christmas, parts of Europe enter extreme COVID-19 lockdown

Hoping to escape in enough time to avoid the new “Tier 4” Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions that were just implemented, Londoners were seen right before Christmas making a mass exodus from the city. Because of a new supposedly more contagious strain of the Chinese Virus, U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson ramped up the tyranny by ordering Londoners … Continue reading Just in time for Christmas, parts of Europe enter extreme COVID-19 lockdown

Pharmaceutical factory that manufactures hydroxychloroquine mysteriously bursts into flames, explodes

On Dec. 20, an SCI Pharmtech manufacturing facility in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, burst into flames and exploded, leaving two people injured. The facility, which manufactures the anti-Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) drug hydroxychloroquine, appears to have been targeted, perhaps by COVID-19 vaccine interests, in an effort to punish the company for manufacturing the inexpensive, highly effective remedy for the … Continue reading Pharmaceutical factory that manufactures hydroxychloroquine mysteriously bursts into flames, explodes

Hard border restrictions imposed on Australian states following small coronavirus outbreak

The Victorian government in Australia has enforced hard border restrictions following a small COVID-19 outbreak in the neighboring state of New South Wales (NSW). State Premier Daniel Andrews passed an order forbidding residents from Greater Sydney and the NSW Central Coast from entering any part of Victoria without going into hotel quarantine for two weeks. Victorian residents coming from the two “red … Continue reading Hard border restrictions imposed on Australian states following small coronavirus outbreak

The Consequences of a Poor Diet Could Epigenetically Persist Despite Improving Eating Habits

A majority of people know that improving your diet will lead to an improvement in your health. But not everyone knows that the consequences of eating poorly can actually persist even after you’ve changed your dietary habits for the better. New research on mice suggests that even following the treatment of atherosclerosis – the build-up … Continue reading The Consequences of a Poor Diet Could Epigenetically Persist Despite Improving Eating Habits

COVID-19 vaccines may increase the risk of HIV infections

Some of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines currently in development could increase recipients’ risk of developing HIV infection, a new study published in The Lancet suggests. Researchers say efforts to create an HIV vaccine more than a decade ago did the same thing, and now it is happening all over again as governments and drug companies rush to produce … Continue reading COVID-19 vaccines may increase the risk of HIV infections

22 Highly renowned scientists: Out of all of the COVID patients we’ve identified with the PCR test, 97% never had COVID

It’s confirmed: The pandemic is driven by the faulty PCR tests, just like Pfizer’s ex-Chief Science Officer, Dr. Michael Yeadon, told us months ago. (Article republished from HumansAreFree.com) “Almost all” of the tests for Covid-19 are producing false positives, Dr. Yeadon warns. Today we learn that 22 highly renowned scientists conclude that the PCR test produces 97% false … Continue reading 22 Highly renowned scientists: Out of all of the COVID patients we’ve identified with the PCR test, 97% never had COVID

Incorporating magnesium-rich foods into your diet helps reduce insulin resistance even if you don’t have diabetes

Magnesium is an essential nutrient that contributes to overall health. It plays a key role in several bodily processes, including the regulation of muscle and nerve function, blood sugar and blood pressure control, protein synthesis and the formation of strong bones. Multiple studies have found that magnesium helps reduce insulin resistance — a major factor in the development and … Continue reading Incorporating magnesium-rich foods into your diet helps reduce insulin resistance even if you don’t have diabetes