Brown rice contains significantly higher levels of arsenic than white rice, with the toxic element concentrating in the bran layer. Children under 5, especially infants, face the highest risk due to their higher food intake relative to body weight. Despite its nutritional benefits, brown rice may unintentionally expose young eaters to arsenic levels exceeding safety … Continue reading New study confirms brown rice contains 40% more toxic arsenic than white rice, putting young children at risk
Let’s Talk America with Dr. Alan Keyes: Dr. Rick Morton discusses abortion, adoption, Lifeline Children’s Services
Dr. Rick Morton shared that one of the very first fundamental truths he learned is that all life is created in the image of God and that every human being from the point of conception is a creation of God. “People esteem others not because of what they can do or what they can contribute, but because … Continue reading Let’s Talk America with Dr. Alan Keyes: Dr. Rick Morton discusses abortion, adoption, Lifeline Children’s Services
Children born during the COVID-19 pandemic have significantly lower IQ scores, most likely due to masking of mothers
A recent study has found that children born during the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic have significantly lower IQs. The IQ scores of children are affected by how they develop during the first 1,000 days of their lives. This is the most crucial portion of their young development. During their first 100 days, a variety of factors help improve … Continue reading Children born during the COVID-19 pandemic have significantly lower IQ scores, most likely due to masking of mothers
CDC data show kids most likely have herd immunity from coronavirus, but vaccine trials still ongoing anyway
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that children in the U.S. may have already achieved herd immunity against the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19). Despite this, the health agency is still attempting to rush ahead with mass vaccinations for children. According to the CDC’s own data, around 42 percent of Americans between the ages of five and 17 have already been … Continue reading CDC data show kids most likely have herd immunity from coronavirus, but vaccine trials still ongoing anyway
Pfizer pushes ahead with plans to push coronavirus vaccines on younger children, including toddlers and infants
Pharmaceutical company Pfizer is moving ahead with its plan to provide its Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines to younger children, including toddlers and infants as young as six months old. This despite growing reports of adverse events among teenage and young adult recipients, including heart inflammation and blood clots. On May 10, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gave the … Continue reading Pfizer pushes ahead with plans to push coronavirus vaccines on younger children, including toddlers and infants
My body, my choice? Study reveals home births are just as safe as hospital births
Women have increasingly been choosing to give birth at home in recent years, and the trend has really been taking off during the coronavirus pandemic. Although the topic can be quite controversial, studies have shown that home births can indeed be as safe as hospital births. A large study from McMaster University in Canada found that the babies … Continue reading My body, my choice? Study reveals home births are just as safe as hospital births
Painkiller danger: Studies conclude paracetamol (acetaminophen) taken during pregnancy alters reproductive development of females, resulting in compromised fertility of daughters
Many health experts have recently begun finding more evidence on the risks of painkillers. This evidence includes the dangers of taking too many analgesics such as paracetamol and the potential damage it can cause to our liver, kidneys, and other body systems. According to a study, which was published in the online journal Endocrine Connections, pregnant women are more … Continue reading Painkiller danger: Studies conclude paracetamol (acetaminophen) taken during pregnancy alters reproductive development of females, resulting in compromised fertility of daughters
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