Research published in the journal Hormones and Behaviour reveals that soy consumption can lead to aggressive anti-social behavior. For their study, experts in the field evaluated adult macaques fed soy products over the course of 15 months. The primates were separated into nine stable social groups, some receiving soy-free protein and others receiving soy-based protein. One of the … Continue reading Consuming soy could make you an aggressive loner, reveals surprising study
Is your garden “fertilizer” made from toxic sewage sludge?
Summer is almost here, which means millions of Americans are busily planting their gardens for the season. With that typically comes lots of fertilizer, many brands of which contain toxic sewer sludge, also known as “biosludge,” disguised as plant “food.” The Sierra Club recently conducted a study on garden fertilizer and found that much of it … Continue reading Is your garden “fertilizer” made from toxic sewage sludge?
Permanent “lethargy syndrome” and long-term loss of motor skills now common “side-effects” of Covid-19 vaccines
Plain and simple, lethargy is a lack of enthusiasm and energy, but what causes it? It could just be normal response to stress, overworking, lack of a good night’s rest, or even lack of nutrition. Everyone is familiar with feeling sluggish and weak, but not permanently, immediately following inoculation with the Covid-19 vaccines. This is … Continue reading Permanent “lethargy syndrome” and long-term loss of motor skills now common “side-effects” of Covid-19 vaccines
Exclusive: Athlete who recovered from COVID facing ‘very different future’ after second dose of Pfizer vaccine triggers myocarditis
Greyson Follmer, an Ohio State University (OSU) student, was an elite athlete and member of the university’s chapter of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC). (Article by Megan Redshaw republished from ChildrensHealthDefense.org) But, according to his mother, the 19-year-old from Ohio is looking at a very different future now, after he developed severe heart complications following his second … Continue reading Exclusive: Athlete who recovered from COVID facing ‘very different future’ after second dose of Pfizer vaccine triggers myocarditis
Ohio student developed severe heart problems after second dose of Pfizer vaccine
Greyson Follmer, 19, from Ohio State University (OSU), developed severe and life-changing myocarditis (inflammation of heart muscle) following his second dose of Pfizer’s Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine. His mother, Marie Follmer, said nobody warned her or her son about the vaccine’s potential to induce adverse events like myocarditis. (Related: Israeli panel concludes Pfizer COVID vaccine “probably” causes heart inflammation, especially … Continue reading Ohio student developed severe heart problems after second dose of Pfizer vaccine
Common food additive in ultra-processed foods no longer considered safe by the European Food Safety Authority
Titanium dioxide, an additive found in over 3,000 ultra-processed foods, can cause DNA damage and mutations, reported a recent study by a panel formed by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA). Published in May in the EFSA Journal, the review assessed hundreds of studies on the infamous food additive. The panel couldn’t determine a safe level of exposure to titanium dioxide, which led them to … Continue reading Common food additive in ultra-processed foods no longer considered safe by the European Food Safety Authority
AstraZeneca’s experimental “antibody cocktail” fails to prevent coronavirus symptoms
AstraZeneca announced on Tuesday, June 15, that the antibody cocktail it has been developing failed to stop Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) symptoms from appearing. The trial, named “Storm Chaser,” was on Phase III. It involved 1,121 adult volunteers from the United States and the United Kingdom. The vast majority of the volunteers did not have COVID-19 symptoms at … Continue reading AstraZeneca’s experimental “antibody cocktail” fails to prevent coronavirus symptoms
Prepping checklist: Camping essentials to pack in your survival bag
Every well-planned camping trip requires a survival bag with essential items that will help you stay warm, cook food and protect yourself while outdoors. If you’re not sure what to pack, check out the detailed list below. (h/t to ProperSurvival.com) Maps Instead of relying on your phone’s GPS, bring a map so you can navigate even … Continue reading Prepping checklist: Camping essentials to pack in your survival bag
Dean of SCIENCE in Australia allegedly waged hate war of violent threats against HERSELF as part of bizarre plot to close down Chinese medicine course
An Australian university professor faces 20 criminal charges for basically being a psychopathic maniac after she was allegedly caught sending herself hate-filled letters calling for violence, all in a desperate attempt to shut down her school’s Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) program. Dianne Jolley, the former dean of the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), sent a total of 19 threatening letters to … Continue reading Dean of SCIENCE in Australia allegedly waged hate war of violent threats against HERSELF as part of bizarre plot to close down Chinese medicine course
See the light: Philips Hue smart bulbs can be hacked and used to install malware
We’ve all heard the horror stories of hackers remotely steering smart cars off the road, but even the smallest of smart devices can lead to big problems if they’re not monitored carefully. This was on full display when a flaw was discovered that exposed the home networks of people using the very popular Philips Hue smart bulbs. … Continue reading See the light: Philips Hue smart bulbs can be hacked and used to install malware
