Musk mallow seeds can protect the brain against degeneration caused by fluoride toxicity

Abelmoschus moschatus, commonly known as musk mallow, is a flowering plant native to East Asia and Northern Australia. It belongs to the same genus as okra, a flowering plant whose seed pods are eaten as a vegetable. Musk mallow is a multipurpose plant: Besides being an ornamental, it is also cultivated as a source of food, … Continue reading Musk mallow seeds can protect the brain against degeneration caused by fluoride toxicity

Study on coronavirus mouth infection may explain patients’ loss of taste

The loss of taste and smell is one of the most common and peculiar symptoms of COVID-19. While it’s not rare for viral upper respiratory infections to cause a temporary or even permanent loss of those senses, the symptom is particularly prevalent in COVID-19. Still, little is known about why many COVID-19 patients have it. Now, an international team of … Continue reading Study on coronavirus mouth infection may explain patients’ loss of taste

American Medical Association reverses earlier statement against HCQ to treat coronavirus infections

The American Medical Association (AMA) has reversed its initial stance against hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) to treat COVID-19. The association’s reversal now permits physicians to prescribe the medicine at their discretion to address coronavirus infections. Previously, the association dissuaded its member physicians from recommending the drug to their patients with COVID-19. A recent AMA memorandum released Oct. 30 made the reversal … Continue reading American Medical Association reverses earlier statement against HCQ to treat coronavirus infections

Assessing the antimicrobial activity of flaxseed

Researchers in India evaluated the antimicrobial activity of flaxseed against known periodontal pathogens. They reported their findings in an article published in the International Journal of Herbal Medicine. Research suggests that the use of antibiotics is beneficial in the management of periodontitis.However, antibiotic resistance has now become a major global issue, and it is believed to … Continue reading Assessing the antimicrobial activity of flaxseed

Temperature control for COVID-19 vaccines in doubt after improper storage incidents around the world

Much of the concern about the COVID-19 vaccine is rightfully focused on the side effects that it causes, but there is another aspect that even those who buy Big Pharma’s lies about the safety of the vaccine should be concerned about: improper storage. A total of 144,400 doses of the Moderna coronavirus vaccine were recently delayed following … Continue reading Temperature control for COVID-19 vaccines in doubt after improper storage incidents around the world

Mainstream science admits COVID-19 vaccines contain mRNA “nanoparticles” that trigger severe allergic reactions

At least eight people who were vaccinated for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) in the days immediately following the jab’s initial release back in December suffered severe allergic reactions that mainstream science is now claiming were caused by toxic messenger RNA (mRNA) nanoparticles. A compound known as polyethylene glycol (PEG) that was added to the matrix structure surrounding … Continue reading Mainstream science admits COVID-19 vaccines contain mRNA “nanoparticles” that trigger severe allergic reactions

Moderna’s mRNA injections are an “operating system” designed to program humans and hack their biological functions

The experimental injections being rolled out by Moderna and Pfizer are nothing similar to traditional vaccines. These mRNA platforms are an “operating system” designed to program human beings and turn their cells into efficient drug delivery systems. Moderna is now going public with the real intentions behind the mRNA platform. The mRNA technology platform is similar to … Continue reading Moderna’s mRNA injections are an “operating system” designed to program humans and hack their biological functions

Gut microbiota has a key role in mechanisms associated with muscle strength among the elderly

Researchers from Tufts University and the Harvard Medical School found that the gut microbiota may be involved in mechanisms affecting muscle strength in the elderly. The team examined healthy and unhealthy older adults and found that the two groups have a distinct profile of gut bacteria. Further experiments with mice demonstrated a link between the gut microbiota and muscle strength. … Continue reading Gut microbiota has a key role in mechanisms associated with muscle strength among the elderly

Pathogenic priming? COVID-19 vaccines are actually spreading the pandemic

A San Diego nurse who received the first of two doses of Pfizer’s Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine reportedly fell ill and tested positive for the novel virus just a few days later. In a Facebook post from Dec. 18, Matthew W., an emergency room nurse at two different Southern California hospitals, mentioned that he received his first … Continue reading Pathogenic priming? COVID-19 vaccines are actually spreading the pandemic

If you refuse coronavirus vaccine plans in Spain, you’ll be targeted and put on a government list

In Spain, government officials already have plans to target people who do not submit to coronavirus vaccines. Health Minister Salvador Illa warned that anyone who refuses the shots will be put on a government registry list. He said the list will be shared with all “European partners” as governments around the world strategize ways to take away … Continue reading If you refuse coronavirus vaccine plans in Spain, you’ll be targeted and put on a government list