Health

  The foundation of scientific research on human health is the clinical study, and the strength and reliability of conclusions reached is a direct reflection of the study methods used in that research. If the trial design is sound and the research methods followed with integrity, the results will be robust.…
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It’s that time of year: flu season. Pharmacies are advertising their flu shots. Medical groups and physicians urge patients to get their vaccinations. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that everyone get vaccinated, including newborns, pregnant women, children and the…
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  The fast progress in the field of technology and the changes that happened in the way people view the world and society had strong impact on our lifestyles. This ultimately means that we are more prone to reduce our well-being by getting exposed to many different toxins and chemicals. We eat GMO and…
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  Despite the fact that billions of dollars are spent each year on cancer treatment trials, a cure to this deadly disease still hasn’t been found. The reasons remain unknown. But, there’s one name of great importance in the cancer industry – Dr. Raymond Rife. Born in 1888, Dr. Raymond Rife was a…
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  In the season of colds and persistent coughs, it’s quite handy to have a natural remedy you can use at all times. One of the best ones, which helps every time, is ginger. Ginger is an excellent cough suppressant and has antihistamine, decongestant and natural antiviral properties which help you annihilate the…
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The 1972U.S. Clean Water Act was supposed to ensure clean water for swimming, fishing and drinking. Unfortunately after more than four decades of regulations, American waterways are in serious jeopardy. Toxic runoff from industries, improper disposal of medications and agricultural runoff from…
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  Love a good run, but keep getting leg injuries? That could be because the way we run puts the brunt of jogging’s hard impact shocks on our lower limbs. The average recreational runner usually clocks between 150 and 170 steps a minute. This means that in a light, half-hour run, your feet will strike the ground…
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  As new guidelines set forth by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to curb antibiotic overuse and abuse on factory farms slowly come into effect, the drug industry is apparently setting its greedy sights elsewhere – towards countries where restrictions on antibiotic use are looser, or simply where…
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  Music is one of the greatest joys on Earth. From those who play it to those who listen to it, it is a driving force and accompaniment for so many things in life. Many of us do not need scientific evidence to know it enhances our lives, but to learn of such evidence is surely important, especially for those who could…
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According to the U.S. CDC and FDA, vaccines are “safe”. That’s the motto both have been propagandizing for longer than anyone can remember, but is it true? Well, consider: “The results of this new investigation show the presence of micro- and nanosized particulate matter…
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