Risks for your health

Early research shows reason for concern, finding microplastics can cause inflammation and oxidative stress in mice and accumulate in animal organs That delicious slice of pizza that you’re eating may come with an invisible side of plastic. Every day, microplastics—tiny plastic fragments smaller than a grain of rice—are making…
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Parents in the small seaside Irish town of Greystones in County Wicklow, have come together to implement a ban on smartphone usage for their children. All eight primary schools in Greystones, about 15 miles south of Dublin and with a population of 18,000, have joined parents' associations in adopting the “no-smartphone code.” This…
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The childhood MMR vaccine is loaded with nanobots. They are so small that on my highest magnification, you can barely see them, but they are clearly there. I tried to go up to 4000x with my Oil objective but could not visualize them. I took many videos and if you look at the entirety of the documentation, it is clearly stunning.…
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Researchers detected eight types of microplastics in the pericardia (the membrane enclosing the heart) and in fat in the heart, atrial appendages and other heart tissues of 15 people who had heart surgery. Tiny pieces of plastic may be hiding out in an alarming place — the human heart. Microplastics are known to contaminate food…
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Recent studies show breast cancer is the most common cancer in women under 50, fueling longstanding concerns about a possible link between devices like cellphones and cancer. Early-onset breast cancer is on the rise in younger women in the U.S., according to two new peer-reviewed studies, leading some experts to wonder if cellphone…
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Reporting on world events once a week these days is like taking still-motion pictures of an ongoing train wreck. During the past week, a lot of damage has taken place at an accelerating pace. Revolution, civil war, permanent slavery or anarchy for Americans and the West could take place as early as October, multiple sources agree.…
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Psychic health is at a low point in the U.S., even as more people seek out treatment. From 2019 to 2022, use of psychic health care services increased 38.8% among about 7 million adults with private health insurance. Spending on such services also jumped — by 53.7% — during that time, according to a study published in JAMA Health Forum.…
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Excess mortality in EU countries is still high even a year after the unofficial end of the pandemic. The countries with the highest rates of unexplained deaths are the same countries that have mass-vaccinated their populations, but no decision has been made to investigate the causes. Although vaccination against covid has stopped across…
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Spices are often added to dishes to give them amazing flavours, but a new report has revealed that herbs and spices from some major brands contain heavy metals that can cause health issues. The American nonprofit Consumer Reports (CR) first disclosed this in November 2021, after it tested 126 individual spice products. Spices from…
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Being overweight or obese during early adulthood – between the ages of 18 and 40 – could be linked with up to 18 cancers, according to researchers at the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC). The researchers noted their findings in a cohort study of 2.6 million adults published in the Nature Communications, adding…
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