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  Water bottles are everywhere these days, along with all kinds of advice about exactly how much water you should be drinking. But how does your brain actually know when you’ve had enough and can stop feeling thirsty? A new UC San Francisco study – published March 27, 2019 in Nature – may have the answer.…
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There’s no doubt that breast cancer is an insidious disease. Cases of invasive breast cancers are estimated to have affected over 250,000 women and over 2,400 men over the course of 2017 alone. And new research has shown that Big Pharma’s prized cancer treatments are entirely ineffective in many cases…
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  There are a lot of reasons people question vaccines in a country with the most aggressive vaccine schedule in the world, USA, where citizens are not allowed to directly sue vaccine manufacturers for vaccine-induced injuries. While the censorship rages against the so-called “anti-vax” community to shut…
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  Following a diet low in sugar and high in beneficial fats may be the key to disease prevention and longevity, according to renowned cardiologist Dr. Aseem Malhotra. In order to examine the effects of diet on the body’s overall health, the cardiologist studied residents of Pioppi, a remote village in southern Italy.…
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  Lambs injected with vaccines and a key ingredient in many vaccines develop numerous pouches of the toxic metal that spread around their body for at least 15 months and induce behaviour changes, long after the shot, according to a study published in November 2018 by Spanish veterinary researchers. Lluís…
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  Poor air quality from industrial activities and wildfires are a looming health risk for us all. Here are evidence-based strategies for removing toxins from your body and mitigating the health risks of air pollution. Read the first part of the article  Consume Botanical Agents that Enhance Phase…
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  The misuse of antibiotic medicine leading to antibiotic resistance in diseases that they are supposed to help cure has long been understood. New research now shows that taking antibiotics can affect the effectiveness of immunotherapy in cancer patients as well. A recent study, published in the journal Science in…
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  Poor air quality from industrial activities and wildfires are a looming health risk for us all. Here are evidence-based strategies for removing toxins from your body and mitigating the health risks of air pollution. Besides the tragic loss of life and property, casualties to wildlife, and devastation to…
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  Memories play a huge part in human experience. New York-based researchers say the brain is capable of immediately identifying the most important occasions and prioritizes those memories for preservation. In a study supported by Columbia University (Columbia), the brain was shown to rewind events that turned out to…
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  Read the fouth part of the article 38. Australian scientists describe the role of vaccines in triggering acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (“ADEM”) Post-vaccination encephalomyelitis: Literature review and illustrative case, Journal of Clinical Neuroscience, 2008, Huynh W1,…
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