Over 10 million people in India will migrate back to their hometowns as the world’s largest coronavirus lockdown starts scaling back. This may be one of the world’s largest migration events in this century, and many experts are concerned that it will trigger a new wave of coronavirus cases in India’s poorest and least prepared areas. At … Continue reading Waves of migrant workers returning to their home villages in India trigger concerns over second wave of small, localized outbreaks
Coronavirus prevention: How to make DIY disinfecting wipes with bleach and hydrogen peroxide
While many cities around the world are on lockdown to prevent the further spread of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19), it’s crucial to maintain proper hygiene and sanitize your home, especially after you’ve returned from buying supplies from the grocery store. If you’re out of cleaning supplies, follow the steps below to make DIY disinfecting wipes. You’ll … Continue reading Coronavirus prevention: How to make DIY disinfecting wipes with bleach and hydrogen peroxide
Free Medicine For the Coronavirus
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Vaccine “czar” Moncef Slaoui has deep ties to Big Pharma
One of the latest additions to the Trump White House, Moncef Slaoui is slated to head up the president’s “Operation Warp Speed” program for fast-tracked Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines. And as you might expect, the guy loves his pharmaceuticals. Before being hired as the go-to for developing a pandemic jab, Slaoui was deeply tied to Big Pharma – … Continue reading Vaccine “czar” Moncef Slaoui has deep ties to Big Pharma
Can vitamin C’s immune-boosting effects help fight COVID-19?
While scientists continue to find potential cures for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19), numerous alternative solutions for the disease have started cropping up. More and more people are starting to take matters into their own hands in a bid to protect themselves from the disease, from taking vitamin supplements to disinfecting their homes with ultraviolet lamps. Vitamin C: … Continue reading Can vitamin C’s immune-boosting effects help fight COVID-19?
China seizes factory lines, spurs speculation and fears about second COVID-19 wave
The Chinese government has taken control over factory lines producing critical medical equipment and protective gear, according to China-based American traders, stoking fear and speculation over a possible wave of new COVID-19 infections. New York native Moshe Malamud, who has been doing business in China for well over two decades now, said in an interview with the New … Continue reading China seizes factory lines, spurs speculation and fears about second COVID-19 wave
Coffee versus matcha: Which gives you better sleep? (Yes, sleep)
Coffee and green tea are popular beverages, especially among those who need a pick-me-up to start their day. However, according to an expert, drinking green tea is ideal if you want to sleep better at night. Caffeine is a stimulant and consuming too many caffeinated drinks can affect your sleep quality. But if you’re a hardcore coffee … Continue reading Coffee versus matcha: Which gives you better sleep? (Yes, sleep)
6 Natural ways to strengthen the immune system amid the coronavirus outbreak
The immune system is the body’s first line of defense against infection and disease. A healthy immune system can identify pathogens and distinguish these from the body’s cells. However, a weak immune system caused by poor nutrition and lifestyle choices can make the body susceptible to infections, like the coronavirus that is currently ravaging the world. … Continue reading 6 Natural ways to strengthen the immune system amid the coronavirus outbreak
Packaged food and beverages in the U.S. are ultra-processed and ultra unhealthy
Food supply has a huge impact on the health status of a given population. It also plays a central role in the development of chronic diseases. In the U.S., the food supply is dominated by packaged foods and beverages, and about 80 percent of the total calories consumed by Americans come from these store-bought products. This shows that … Continue reading Packaged food and beverages in the U.S. are ultra-processed and ultra unhealthy
BREAKING: Moderna’s mRNA coronavirus vaccine caused serious injury in 20% of patients in high dose group, requiring medical intervention
The Moderna vaccine company that’s attempting to use the mRNA technology platform to rapidly create a coronavirus vaccine has been widely accused of a pump-and-dump stock scheme involving the pumping of company stocks with widely-touted press releases that claim positive outcomes for phase 1 vaccine trials. But buried in Moderna’s own press release is an admission that Moderna’s mRNA-1273 vaccine caused serious … Continue reading BREAKING: Moderna’s mRNA coronavirus vaccine caused serious injury in 20% of patients in high dose group, requiring medical intervention
