When the experimental covid vaccine was first rolled out at the University Hospital of Brest in Brittany, a staggering 25 percent of the vaccinated healthcare workers fell ill. Many suffered from severe headaches, high fever, chills, sore muscles and consequentially, could not go to work. The rate of vaccine injury was so high, the hospital … Continue reading Hospitals in France forced to SLOW DOWN covid vaccinations as healthcare workers fall ill in droves
SACRIFICE THE CHILDREN: Oxford Vaccine Group recruits children for coronavirus vaccine trials
Children are no longer exempt from coronavirus vaccine trials. The Oxford Vaccine Group is looking for children aged 6 to 17 to take part in a coronavirus vaccine study. This marks the first time a coronavirus vaccine would be tested on anyone younger than 12 years old. “We have a new COVID-19 study open for recruitment. … Continue reading SACRIFICE THE CHILDREN: Oxford Vaccine Group recruits children for coronavirus vaccine trials
Germany keeps lockdown in place even as the government receives intense criticism from business organizations
German businesses and trade organizations are strongly criticizing the government of Chancellor Angela Merkel its decision to extend the country’s Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown, despite the objections from the country’s private sector. “Businesses are growing increasingly desperate and angry,” said Guido Zollick, head of the German Hotel and Restaurant Association. “More and more fear for their existence.” Zollick spoke … Continue reading Germany keeps lockdown in place even as the government receives intense criticism from business organizations
Twitter suspends Project Veritas for reporting on Facebook censorship
On Thursday, Feb. 11, Twitter permanently shut down the account of Project Veritas over supposed “repeated violations” of the social media network’s rules on sharing other people’s private information. The suspension came after the organization posted leaked footage of communications between Facebook executives. Twitter declined to say which specific tweets triggered the ban. But in a post … Continue reading Twitter suspends Project Veritas for reporting on Facebook censorship
Food prices will climb in 2021 as inflation accelerates
It was supposed to be 14 days, to flatten the curve. But now, nearly a year has passed since state governments first imposed economic controls and travel restrictions on small businesses and “non-essential” people. The repercussions of lock downs, medical tyranny and perpetual spending packages continue to have a ripple effect on the current economic … Continue reading Food prices will climb in 2021 as inflation accelerates
WHO green-lights mRNA vaccine experimentation on pregnant women and newborn infants
In early January, the World Health Organization (WHO) concurred that pregnant women should not receive experimental mRNA vaccines, due to insufficient safety data. By the end of the month, WHO reversed its recommendation and joined the U.S. CDC in promoting experimental mRNA vaccines for pregnant women. Great Britain is already getting the green light to serve up pregnant … Continue reading WHO green-lights mRNA vaccine experimentation on pregnant women and newborn infants
Lost your appetite? Experts say nutmeg oil can bring it back
Loss of appetite is a common symptom that can be caused by a wide variety of conditions. For instance, bacterial, fungal and viral infections, such as upper respiratory tract infections, skin infections, pneumonia or gastroenteritis, can all cause loss of appetite. Stress, boredom, anxiety and depression are also known to cause this symptom. Other possible causes for … Continue reading Lost your appetite? Experts say nutmeg oil can bring it back
Are frozen wind turbines partially to blame for Texas blackouts?
The Republic of Texas is hobbling through a record-breaking cold spell coupled with snow and ice that has left nearly 4.5 million “customers” throughout the state – a single customer is an entire household of people – without power as of mid-day Tuesday. Electric utilities warned that millions of Texans would have to endure rolling blackouts as … Continue reading Are frozen wind turbines partially to blame for Texas blackouts?
UK citizens may have to present a vaccine passport before entering pubs and restaurants
U.K. Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs Dominic Raab suggested that Britons may have to present a coronavirus vaccine passport before being allowed inside a pub or restaurant. Raab mentioned the plan on Feb. 14 and stated that it was just one of many proposals under consideration by the British government. Downing Street has been proposing the use … Continue reading UK citizens may have to present a vaccine passport before entering pubs and restaurants
Antioxidants and probiotics for better oral health: Natural remedies for gingivitis
Gingivitis is a common and mild form of gum disease. It typically occurs due to the buildup of plaque on teeth. Gingivitis can be so mild that it may not cause symptoms. But if left untreated, it may eventually progress into a more serious form of gum disease called periodontitis. Gingivitis may also lead to tooth … Continue reading Antioxidants and probiotics for better oral health: Natural remedies for gingivitis
