During the first year of life children are injected with known carcinogens and neurotoxins. Then, children develop strange food allergies, some so severe they can't even be in the room when someone takes out that food, like peanuts. Let's take a hard look at vaccines like the MMR, DTaP and HPV, and see just what these extreme allergies … Continue reading The seven most extreme childhood allergies coincide directly with vaccine ingredients
Routine genital mutilation of infant boys questioned by concerned parents
Circumcision of newborn boys in the United States has been regularly performed since the invention of the procedure in the late 1800s, but the number of American baby boys being circumcised has dropped in recent years as parents, medical authorities and vocal critics question its benefits. Routine circumcision began in the United States in the … Continue reading Routine genital mutilation of infant boys questioned by concerned parents
Many Man-Made Chemicals Detected in Drinking Water Supplies
For most of us who live in developed nations, the taps in our homes bring potable water right to our cups. But if you or your family has the habit of drinking water direct from the tap without additional filtering, then there is mounting evidence to make you reconsider such a routine. In a United … Continue reading Many Man-Made Chemicals Detected in Drinking Water Supplies
Study finds young men who feel ‘too skinny’ more likely to be depressed, use steroids
Young men experience many of the same insecurities as young women when it comes to self-perception and body image, say two new studies recently published in the journal Psychology of Men & Masculinity. The studies, which looked at boys and young men between the ages of 16 and 29, found that many adolescent and young adult … Continue reading Study finds young men who feel ‘too skinny’ more likely to be depressed, use steroids
Magnesium is crucial for bone health, says Dr. Carolyn Dean
For years, the medical establishment has recommended that aging folks supplement with calcium to maintain strong bones and avoid developing osteoporosis. And more recently, science has revealed vitamin D as a necessary nutrient co-factor in the proper absorption of calcium. But millions of people are still grossly deficient in magnesium, an important mineral compound that … Continue reading Magnesium is crucial for bone health, says Dr. Carolyn Dean
Omega-3 fatty acids slow prostate cancer growth
An animal study conducted by researchers at the UCLA School of Medicine found that increasing omega-3 fatty acids while reducing omega-6 fatty acids in the diet could slow the progression of prostate cancer. "Our study showed that altering the fatty acid ratio found in the typical Western diet to include more omega-3 fatty acids and … Continue reading Omega-3 fatty acids slow prostate cancer growth
Flu vaccine paradox spreading globally
The conventional medical system is literally grasping at straws trying to maintain the illusion that vaccines work, with new reports now admitting that flu vaccines are an utter failure while still pushing people to get them. The latest nonsensical narrative, at least from the Canadian government, attributes all the inconsistencies between what authorities have long … Continue reading Flu vaccine paradox spreading globally
Cordyceps mushroom is an effective cancer treatment, says new research
Researchers from the University of Nottingham have found that a rare, wild mushroom called cordyceps is an effective treatment for cancer. Commonly used in Chinese medicine, the cordyceps fungi inhibits the growth, division, and proliferation of cancer cells in the body. Cordyceps was originally formulated into a cancer drug called cordycepin back in the 1950s. Though the … Continue reading Cordyceps mushroom is an effective cancer treatment, says new research
Migrants bringing infectious diseases back to Europe: tuberculosis, diptheria and more
As part of the Global North, Europeans have been living in first-world comfort since the continent was rebuilt from the ashes following the end of World War II. But a massive new influx of migrants and refugees from third-world countries in the war-torn Middle East and North Africa are reigniting outbreaks of contagious diseases that … Continue reading Migrants bringing infectious diseases back to Europe: tuberculosis, diptheria and more
Study: Vaccine adjuvant aluminum hydroxide causes neurological disease
For years following the first Gulf War (1991), scores of returning American and Western military personnel suffered through a set of mysterious symptoms that doctors and scientists eventually described as "Gulf War Syndrome" (GWS), if for no other reason than because they simply could not identify a core set of causes for a variety of … Continue reading Study: Vaccine adjuvant aluminum hydroxide causes neurological disease
