Health

While oil pulling has become a mainstream craze in the past few years, its origin is believed to have started thousands of years ago in India. It is known to be part of the traditional Hindu system of medicine called Ayurveda, which involves natural forms of healing, herbal treatment, and yogic breathing. Oil pulling is basically…
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Known in ancient China as “Yang Tao”, the kiwifruit earned its place in Chinese culture not just for its flavor, but also its medicinal properties, which science has substantiated in areas such as digestive health and metabolic health. The commercially grown varieties of kiwifruit can be “traced back to a Church of Scotland mission…
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A fully digitized monetary system has been on the WEF’s and IMF’s agenda for years. They cannot wait to implement it. So, if indeed, a cyber-attack on the western monetary system actually will take place, there is no question, who has planned and implemented it. The drive for total digitization of everything, but foremost the (western)…
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Secret toxins are everywhere. Regulators and the medical industry aren’t doing anything about it. The following article talk about solutions to this toxic assault on human being, breaking down what is needed to know. It has been already found a natural solution to the issue of heavy metal toxification, which is one of the most…
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Two new cases of atypical thrombosis, including one death, associated with AstraZeneca's anti-covid vaccine occurred in France between 23-29 of April, according to a statement from the French Medicines Agency (ANSM). Since the British-Swedish serum began to be administered, there have been "30 cases of thrombosis, including 9…
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The idea of “food as medicine” may be a bit hard to swallow, especially if you have a gourmand’s palate. What if you could fight a host of diseases and even increase your longevity, just by adding a few delicious servings of fungus to your diet every day? Paul Stamets, renowned mycologist (that’s a mushroom expert) and TedTalk…
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How does music affect your mealtimes? Does research say people eat more with relaxing music or without? Find out in this article. Do you think you tend to eat more with relaxing or stimulating music? Does music influence your choice of food? What does science say about this subject? Music influences how you eat Some studies…
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Since ancient times people have had to deal with runny and stuffy noses, coughs, body aches, chills, and all the other unpleasantness that accompanies being bitten by a winter bug. While there is no cure for the common cold, there are ways to make the symptoms a little more manageable and many of them are based on traditional home…
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It might sound like “US exceptionalism” to point this out, but even if the globalist Reset is successful in every other nation on Earth, the globalists are still failures if they can’t secure and subjugate the American people. Most of the world has been sufficiently disarmed, and even though it can be seen resistance in multiple…
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Neuroscientists from Massachusetts Institute of Technology found that interpreting code activates a general-purpose brain network, but not language-processing centers. Summary: neuroscientists have found reading computer code does not rely on the regions of the brain involved in language processing. Instead, it activates the ‘multiple…
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