Health

More than one in six Americans will be 65 or older in 2020, according to the Administration on Aging latest report. The actual number is 55.7 million, which means an increase in the “older” or “baby boomers” population by 15.2 million people over 65 years since 2010, compared to a growth rate of only 2% for people under 65 years of age.…
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Humanity’s first contraceptive vaccine is already in clinical trials, according to an article published in The Atlantic. Reporter Katherine J. Wu, Ph.D., described the vaccine, as envisioned by its developer Professor Gursaran Pran Talwar, stating that it would be: “A new form of contraception that could block pregnancy without…
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They never appear as such to the naked eye, but fruit juices, sodas, and other store-bought beverages are often tainted with toxins, according to recent research out of Tulane University. Scientists there tested many different popular beverage brands to see what might be hiding underneath their bright colors and fancy packaging.…
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Fats — which are water-insoluble biological molecules also known as lipids1— are the primary building block of your cell membranes. This is one of the reasons why eating the right types of fat is so important for your health and longevity. What distinguishes one fat from another is the specific combination of fatty acids it’s…
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Soviet science contributed significantly to our understanding of ‘anthropogenic climate change’ and, as part of this, played a central role in the emerging science underpinning climate modification and geoengineering initiatives. A key focus of discussion was the use of stratospheric aerosols linked to the innovative ideas of…
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Tylenol, a trademarked form of the chemical known as acetaminophen or paracetamol, is one of the most commonly used painkillers in the United States today, yet is also one of the most dangerous. For instance, nearly 500 die and 30,000 are hospitalized each year in the US as a result of its well established, yet seldomly discussed toxic…
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Researchers found participants who ate high-fat, high-sugar snacks experienced changes in neural encoded responses so they no longer preferred low-fat, low-sugar snacks and they subconsciously preferred a lot of fat and sugar. If you’re like most people, you’re consuming an unhealthy amount of sugar on a regular basis. Even if you…
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The question I’ve been asking since 1987: If the experts are going to claim a particular virus causes a particular disease—how do they know that virus exists in the first place? For example, the supposedly new coronavirus in China. For example, Ebola. For example, HIV. For example, the coronavirus supposedly causing SARS (2003). How do…
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If you find yourself craving ice cream late at night, it may be because you are craving fat—but there are better ways to get it, including better ice cream. Many will agree that ice cream is the most delicious food on the planet—creamy, rich, and sweet. And Americans eat copious amounts of ice cream! Only the citizens of New…
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Read the first part of the article This departure from believing that man’s consciousness and all rational thought was centered in the heart, to now believing that they are centered in the brain, can easily be traced back to the development of academia in late 18th century and early 19th century Europe, and specifically to the theories…
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