The percentage of Americans who plan to get the new covid-19 vaccine continues to fall. Yahoo News and YouGov polled Americans in early May and only 55 percent said they would get the new vaccines. The number shrank to 50 percent later that month and fell to 46 percent in early July. By the end of July, the number had … Continue reading Government conducting clinical trials to learn how best to manipulate Americans to take covid-19 shots
Jabbed at your own risk: Coronavirus vaccine manufacturers to be EXEMPT from liability claims in most countries
If you decide to get jabbed with a vaccine for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) once one becomes available, just know that you will be doing so exclusively at your own risk. According to a senior executive from AstraZeneca, one of the vaccine manufacturers currently developing a Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) jab, the company was recently granted blanket … Continue reading Jabbed at your own risk: Coronavirus vaccine manufacturers to be EXEMPT from liability claims in most countries
The rule of law is dead: There will be no legal recourse for anyone injured by new covid-19 vaccines
AstraZeneca is one of twenty-five pharmaceutical companies that are entering into liability-free vaccine contracts with governments around the world. These corrupt contracts give the vaccine maker legal immunity when their vaccines harm people, giving pharmaceutical companies power over the courts. The rule of law is officially dead, as millions of victims line up to be injected … Continue reading The rule of law is dead: There will be no legal recourse for anyone injured by new covid-19 vaccines
Consuming more strawberries may help lower Alzheimer’s risk among the elderly
A study published in the journal Current Developments in Nutrition found that a diet rich in vitamin C, anthocyanidin and flavonoid – nutrients plenty in strawberries – can help reduce Alzheimer’s disease among older people. The researchers from the Rush University Medical Center and Rush Insitute for Health Aging said that participants who ate strawberries more than once a week were 32 percent less likely to develop … Continue reading Consuming more strawberries may help lower Alzheimer’s risk among the elderly
Better take basil: Reduce oxidative stress and inflammation naturally with this amazing superfood
Basil is an indispensable herb in kitchens around the world. From thick sauces to herbaceous salads, basil is an important ingredient in a number of recipes from various cuisines. But studies show that this popular herb not only belongs in the kitchen, but also in a medicine cabinet. In a recent study published in the Journal of Food Science and … Continue reading Better take basil: Reduce oxidative stress and inflammation naturally with this amazing superfood
Scientists develop brain stimulation techniques using light therapy that offer mental health benefits
Current studies on brain science affirm that light can stimulate brain cells (neurons). This general field and technique is called optogenetics and scientists use it to better understand the neural connections, electrical impulses and chemical signals that occur in the brain. In 2019, Shuo Chen, a postdoctoral scholar at the University of California in Berkeley received the Science … Continue reading Scientists develop brain stimulation techniques using light therapy that offer mental health benefits
Melbourne lockdown: Police can enter homes without a warrant to carry out ‘spot checks’
Police in Melbourne, Australia now have the power to enter people’s homes without a warrant and perform ‘spot checks’ to enforce compliance with new coronavirus lockdown rules. (Article by Paul Joseph Watson republished from Summit.news) After the state of Victoria announced a “state of disaster” in response to a spike in coronavirus cases, Premier of the … Continue reading Melbourne lockdown: Police can enter homes without a warrant to carry out ‘spot checks’
Chinese scientist who fled to U.S. says coronavirus was “created in military lab”
A former virology specialist from The University of Hong Kong’s School of Public Health has come forward to claim that the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) was “created in a military lab,” and was possibly designed to be a bioweapon. Dr. Li-Meng Yan says that during her time at the school – Dr. Li-Meng has since fled to the United States for … Continue reading Chinese scientist who fled to U.S. says coronavirus was “created in military lab”
Proper food storage: 6 Ways to preserve food at home
Being self-sufficient means looking for ways to help your family survive without relying on outside sources for food, water and other necessities. If you’re a homesteader, one way to become more self-sufficient before SHTF is to learn how to safely preserve and store food for future use. (h/t to FoodRevolution.org) Storing food properly can help reduce food waste … Continue reading Proper food storage: 6 Ways to preserve food at home
Curb your anxiety by drinking a cup of matcha green tea
Matcha can reduce anxiety by activating dopamine and serotonin receptors that are linked to anxious behavior, according to researchers from Kumamoto University in Japan. Matcha, which literally means “powdered tea,” refers to the powder made from finely ground leaves of shade-grown tea tree (Camellia sinensis). Matcha has been used medicinally since ancient times. In Japan, in particular, it is used to help people relax, prevent obesity and treat certain skin conditions. … Continue reading Curb your anxiety by drinking a cup of matcha green tea
