For a long time humans have wondered if chemicals causing drug and alcohol addiction could be active in the genes and potentially passed on to the next generation. Although this was not scientifically proven until recent years, the fear of suffering from addictive diseases led children of addicts and former addicts to avoid alcohol and … Continue reading How Understanding an Individual’s Epigenetics Can Help Measure and Treat Addiction
Coronavirus causes so much brain damage in severe cases that victims FORGET TO BREATHE
A new peer-reviewed study published in the Journal of Medical Virology has found that one of the horrific mechanisms of death for the Wuhan coronavirus (CoVid-19) involves its worst victims experiencing so much brain damage from the pathogen that their bodies actually forget how to breathe. Bearing a similar pathology to SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) and MERS (Middle East … Continue reading Coronavirus causes so much brain damage in severe cases that victims FORGET TO BREATHE
CDC errors caused crucial delays in the war on the Covid-19 coronavirus
It is increasingly looking like the United States is not going to be a coronavirus success story. And a large part of the blame for that rests with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). An arrogant insistence on breaking from the prescribed testing protocols of the World Health Organization and instead developing a supposedly more sophisticated test has … Continue reading CDC errors caused crucial delays in the war on the Covid-19 coronavirus
Italy joins Japan in closing schools due to coronavirus
A draft decree put together by the Italian government outlines the many new draconian measures that the European country has decided to put in place in order to combat the Wuhan coronavirus (CoVid-19), including the mass closure of schools. All schools in the northern part of the country, the worst-hit area of Italy, have now been shuttered, … Continue reading Italy joins Japan in closing schools due to coronavirus
Natural Allopathic Emergency Medicine for Flu
Five years ago, I published an intelligent protocol against influenza that involves the use of the basic emergency room and intensive care medicines that are an integral part of Natural Allopathic Medicine. Magnesium chloride, iodine, sodium bicarbonate, selenium, vitamin C and vitamin D3 (if possible through sun exposure) are all medicines that help patients resist … Continue reading Natural Allopathic Emergency Medicine for Flu
Nicotine Could Cause Epigenetic Changes to Testes and Compromise Fertility
Despite the countless destructive health consequences and carcinogenic properties of cigarette smoke, the CDC estimates that 40 million adults in the United States currently smoke cigarettes. The toxic chemicals are capable of causing damage to nearly every organ in the body and can lead to the development of cardiovascular disease, respiratory disease, and cancer. Researchers continue to … Continue reading Nicotine Could Cause Epigenetic Changes to Testes and Compromise Fertility
Prepper storage guides: Which containers should you use to store water for stockpiling?
According to the survival rule of threes, you cannot survive for more than three days without an adequate supply of water. That’s why you need to stock up on a lot of water before SHTF. Here are the different types of water storage containers you should consider. (h/t to SmartPrepperGear.com) What material should your water storage container be … Continue reading Prepper storage guides: Which containers should you use to store water for stockpiling?
South Korea’s coronavirus testing spree is keeping its death rate low
With more than 5,700 confirmed cases, South Korea has the largest number of COVID-19 cases outside of China. Despite this, the country has a lower-than-average mortality rate while also not implementing the same draconian lockdown measures as the latter. Now, people are looking into South Korea’s massive testing spree as the possible key to stopping the virus. To combat the … Continue reading South Korea’s coronavirus testing spree is keeping its death rate low
Despite extreme, draconian quarantine measures, the coronavirus remains completely out of control in Wuhan, China
Much of the focus surrounding the Wuhan coronavirus (CoVid-19) in recent days has been outside of China, including in the United States where the outbreak is starting to turn exponential. But back in Wuhan, China, where it originated, things are really no better than they were two months ago, as the communist country’s draconian lockdowns and other … Continue reading Despite extreme, draconian quarantine measures, the coronavirus remains completely out of control in Wuhan, China
Epigenome Map of Cell May Help Show Cancer Evolution & Drug Resistance
Due to its widespread impact across various developed countries and cultures, cancer has been the focus of an ever-increasing number of studies worldwide. What makes these studies difficult, however, is the complicated nature of how cells become cancerous and/or malignant, and further is the overwhelming amount of diversity of the kinds of diseases that all … Continue reading Epigenome Map of Cell May Help Show Cancer Evolution & Drug Resistance
