The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced on Jan. 12 that it approved the use of aldicarb, a toxic pesticide it had banned in 2010, and the antibiotic streptomycin on Florida’s citrus plants. The decision allows 100,000 acres of citrus groves to be treated with 2.5 million pounds of aldicarb, which has been banned in over 100 countries. It is also the only … Continue reading EPA approves use of toxic pesticide previously banned for use on citrus
Germany preparing for electricity rationing to stabilize green power grid
Germany is now looking to ration its electricity supply to stabilize its green power grid. The European country mulled over the measure amid looming blackouts due to its unstable energy supply. The country’s energy issues have also threatened the stability of the larger European Union grid. Germany once had one of the most stable and reliable power grids worldwide … Continue reading Germany preparing for electricity rationing to stabilize green power grid
33 elderly people dead after first dose of coronavirus vaccine
Norway has recorded 33 deaths of elderly people who received a first dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine since the start of the country’s vaccination campaign in late December. Several countries have also reported post-vaccination deaths but health authorities believe they are not related to the vaccine. Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Iceland have all reported post-vaccination deaths. … Continue reading 33 elderly people dead after first dose of coronavirus vaccine
Incoming CDC director to use the military and medical students to increase vaccinations across the country
The new director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) plans to bring in the military and medical students for mass vaccination efforts. Dr. Rochelle Walensky said during a Jan. 19 Good Morning America appearance that the public health body will commission military medical personnel, retirees and nursing and medical students for the country’s immunization program. She also committed to the … Continue reading Incoming CDC director to use the military and medical students to increase vaccinations across the country
Scientists warn that global 5G rollout should be halted due to risks to public health
A scientist from the United Kingdom has warned that the rollout of 5G networks around the globe should be halted until the technology’s safety has been tested and proven. According to Professor John William Frank, an epidemiologist and physician at the University of Edinburgh, we should “err on the side of caution” by delaying any further rollout of 5G … Continue reading Scientists warn that global 5G rollout should be halted due to risks to public health
Just in time for Biden, WHO finally admits PCR tests produce false coronavirus positives
The World Health Organization (WHO) is finally coming clean about the PCR (polymerase chain reaction) testing scandal that resulted in untold millions of people falsely testing “positive” for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) – but only because Joe Biden has now been coronated as “president.” All throughout 2020 with President Donald Trump at the helm, PCR testing protocols … Continue reading Just in time for Biden, WHO finally admits PCR tests produce false coronavirus positives
Can common antibiotics harm your heart? Research links them to increased risk of heart conditions
It is becoming increasingly clear that pharmaceutical antibiotics are not the life-saving drugs their makers say they are. Prone to misuse, antibiotics have given rise to a new breed of drug-resistant bacteria called “superbugs,” creating one of the most dangerous public health crises of this time. On top of this, antibiotics have numerous side effects. They can cause changes to the … Continue reading Can common antibiotics harm your heart? Research links them to increased risk of heart conditions
Why is Bill Gates buying up farmland across America?
The fourth richest person in the world and the top financier of the World Health Organization, Bill Gates, has silently become the biggest farmland owner in the United States. The man himself is the farthest thing from a farmer, however. He couldn’t even lift a bale of hay, let alone grip the two strands of bailing … Continue reading Why is Bill Gates buying up farmland across America?
British government wants masks to be a permanent fixture on people’s faces
How would you feel about being told by the government that you should wear a mask on your face forever? This was the suggestion made by Jonathan Van-Tam, England’s deputy chief medical officer, during a recent interview with The Sun about living in the world post-Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19). Since the novel Chinese infection “will always be with us,” according to Van-Tam, … Continue reading British government wants masks to be a permanent fixture on people’s faces
At least 80% of people with diabetes also have fatty liver, warns endocrinologist
As an organ the size of a football, the liver plays an outsized role in maintaining good health. It filters out toxins in the bloodstream, breaks down fats, stores nutrients and balances energy metabolism. It also breaks down alcohol in the blood and helps create proteins responsible for blood clotting. This being said, the effects of an unhealthy liver can ripple through … Continue reading At least 80% of people with diabetes also have fatty liver, warns endocrinologist
