Health

  Deadly brain tumour rates on the increase in the UK, US, Denmark, Netherlands and Sweden, is it attributable to mobile phones? A simple question posed by the telecommunications industries and its regulators is oft quoted “if exposure to mobile phone frequencies causes cancer, why are cancer rates falling?”…
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  Cardiovascular disease is common among older adults, and if left untreated, these could lead to severe complications including heart attacks (myocardial infarction), stroke and aneurysm. Fortunately, lifestyle transformation, together with regular consumption of healthy food, can help reduce the risk of developing this…
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  Our beliefs behind nature vs. nurture have always been a subject for debate. For generations we were taught that the genetic traits our parents have (along with the health concerns they face) would undoubtedly be passed along and inherited by our children. But the science of epigenetics today is shaping our understanding…
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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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  Many healing modalities read your symptoms and then tell you what pill to take, or surgery to undergo, but what if you could conduct “sound surgery” sending holistic, healing vibrations into every single cell in your body? Highest Potential Resonance With sound healing, we don’t have to…
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…with Validation from Peer Review Journals, Demographic Charts and Graphs According to a New England Journal of Medicine article, Epidemic Measles in a Highly Vaccinated Population: “During November, 1975, to May, 1976, measles occurred at a rate of 20.3 cases per 1000 in a purported immunized…
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A study that was published in the Obesity issue of the American Association for Clinical Chemistry’s journal, Clinical Chemistry, showed that people face higher risks of becoming obese if they produce higher-than-normal levels of insulin after ingesting processed carbohydrates.   This finding backs…
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Turmeric has proven itself to be an outstanding candidate for the treatment of cancer. In a study by researchers from Guangdong Medical University and the University of Macau in China, this superfood showed potent anticancer properties against chemo-resistant cancer cells.   Chemotherapy is one of the…
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  It turns out that people aren’t the only ones affected by scents: In a study led by scientists from the University of Cologne and the Free University of Berlin, they found that honeybees are similarly affected, with certain scents influencing their behavior and memory. The finding, which they published in the journal…
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  With all the research since the late 1970s into what can make the human body sick, including the overwhelmingly outrageous additions of toxic agricultural and animal-husbandry-chemicals, food processing ingredients, and the fact most processed foods are made using fluoridated water, the conclusion came long ago: “You…
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