Category: Health

Is Technology Stealing Your Eyesight? from Dr Joseph Mercola – SubStack An epidemic of myopia, or nearsightedness, is occurring at younger ages. Too much screentime and not enough time outdoors have been pinpointed as the likely culprits. STORY AT-A-GLANCE The way technology has infiltrated our lives, in many cases from morning until well into the night, has dramatically changed the way humans use their eyes in just a short blip of time The prevalence of myopia (nearsightedness) has increased in recent decades, especially in East Asia, and the numbers are…

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Kaiser paper admits that the COVID vaccines make you more likely to be infected after 150 days by Steve Kirsch for Steve Kirsch’s Newsletter Which means if you want to stay protected, you’ll likely need to get a shot every six months for the rest of your life. Otherwise, you’ll be more at risk than the unvaccinated. A friend pointed me to this excellent article by Dr. Meryl Nass entitled Negative vaccine efficacy keeps rearing its ugly head. Now Kaiser admits it. Meryl has testified that the COVID vaccines are…

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More Studies Confirm the COVID Jab Does More Harm Than Good by Dr. Joseph Mercola for Mercola’s Censored Library Cardiologist calls for the immediate suspension of all COVID shots as real-world data show they cause more harm than good. STORY AT-A-GLANCE A peer-reviewed scientific review in the Journal of Insulin Resistance, written by cardiologist Dr. Aseem Malhotra, calls for the immediate suspension of all COVID shots as real-world data show they cause more harm than good Data from Israel shows myocarditis post-jab is occurring at a rate of 1 in 6,000.…

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mRNA spike proteins found in heart, brain of deceased “fully vaccinated” man by: Ethan Huff  for Natural News Three weeks after getting his third “vaccine” for Covid-19, a 76-year-old man with Parkinson’s disease died, prompting Dr. Michael Mörz of Hospital Dresden-Friedrichstadt in Germany to conduct an investigation. He found that the man’s heart and brain were loaded with Chinese Virus injection spike proteins. The resulting case report, which was published in the leading journal Vaccines, shows that the man’s first shot was Oxford-AstraZeneca’s viral vector covid injection, which was licensed…

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4 Ways to boost your bone health By Zoey Sky for Nutrients Maintaining bone health is crucial for your well-being. To keep your bones healthy, consume more superfoods like turmeric, dandelion greens and thyme. Eating foods rich in magnesium, a bone-supporting nutrient, can also help. Following a balanced diet and exercising regularly can help keep your bones healthy and protect against bone diseases like osteoporosis or bone fractures. Osteoporosis is a bone disease characterized by porous, brittle bones and low bone mass. This debilitating health problem currently affects 54 million Americans. Since…

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Goodbye Covid (part 2) by Alex Berenson for UnReported Truths – SubStack click here for part 1 The natural and unnatural history of epidemics; the rise of anti-nucleocapsid antibodies For the last two years, the world has run a natural experiment on how well different types of Covid vaccines work. The United States and other wealthy countries relied almost exclusively on mRNA jabs. Those shots were largely unavailable in 2021 to poor and middle-income countries. They represent only about one-quarter of the nearly 13 billion doses administered worldwide. Instead, poorer nations…

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Proof that the CDC is deliberately ignoring the safety signals from the COVID vax by Steve Kirsch for Steve Kirsch’s Newsletter I told the CDC that the formula they use to trigger safety signals was seriously flawed in Aug 2021. They ignored me. But even using their own flawed formula, “death” should have triggered a signal. Executive Summary If you want objective proof of total ineptitude by the CDC and the medical community in monitoring the safety of the COVID vaccines, this is the article you’ve been waiting for. We use…

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Study: Daily muscle training for the diaphragm and other breathing muscles helps lower blood pressure By Belle Carter for Natural Health New study shows that daily muscle training for the diaphragm and other breathing muscles helps promote heart health, reduces high blood pressure and lessens the risk of a heart attack. “The muscles we use to breathe atrophy, just like the rest of our muscles tend to do as we get older,” explained Daniel Craighead, an integrative physiologist at the University of Colorado Boulder and head of the research team. Craighead’s team recruited healthy…

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Americans shun fake meat due to high prices and its link to “wokeism” By Ramon Tomey for Food Science Once a thriving industry, the fake meat market in the U.S. is now on a downturn. Americans now shun synthetic meat due to its high prices and links to “wokeism.” Data from Information Resources Inc. (IRI) revealed that synthetic meat sales had dropped 10.5 percent as of Sept. 4, compared to the same period last year. IRI’s revelation contrasted a report by the Plant Based Foods Association, which showed that sales in…

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Let’s Talk Wellness Now: 10 Natural foods with a long shelf life for your survival stockpile By Zoey Sky for Ingredients In a recent episode of the show “Let’s Talk Wellness Now,” host Dr. Debra Muth highlighted the importance of preparing for the food crisis affecting America. Muth discussed 10 natural foods that preppers should stock up on before SHTF. The list includes items with a long shelf life like canned fruits and vegetables, honey, salt and dehydrated and freeze-dried vegetables. Even if you think there are no food shortages in…

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