Risks for your health

I bet $1M that the vax causes strokes. Any takers? They knew this at the very start of the vaccination campaign if they were paying attention to the adverse event reports. I’ll show you how they knew. Executive summary The covid vaccines cause strokes. There is no doubt about it. In fact, I’m so sure of this, I will bet anyone $1M…
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There’s soon going to be another reason to either choose vegan food options or get your dairy from local, trusted sources: mRNA vaccines are about to be heavily implemented across the dairy and eggs industry, with cattle, chickens, goats and sheep targeted for regular mRNA injections. As we’ve seen with human beings, mRNA…
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America is definitely the home of the sweets, and land of the obese. Every third person is overweight and 50% of them are obese, and it’s not from eating too many vegetables. Eating sugar releases huge surges of the neurotransmitter dopamine (along with opioids) in our bodies as part of the “reward circuit” that scientists have associated…
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If everyone who died from bad medical advice could sue the doctors that dished it out, there would be no medical industrial complex in America anymore. It all started way back in the 1930s, when more than 20,000 US physicians jumped on the bandwagon and hawked cigarettes as being good for health and digestion. They went so far as to…
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Oncologists everywhere are reporting that cancers attacking reproductive organs are skyrocketing ever since the “vaccines” for covid were unleashed via Operation Warp Speed. Dr. Ryan Cole, an Idaho-based frontline physician who is seeing it all firsthand, says oncologists and other colleagues in the medical field are observing…
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Using smartphones and other digital devices to pacify young children can backfire and end up stifling their emotional development, a new study warns. Researchers at Michigan Medicine say digital technology may help calm down toddlers in the short term, but it could also reduce their chances to practice emotional coping skills.…
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Obesogens, a type of endocrine-disrupting chemical found in a host of household products, make it easier to unintentionally gain weight and may even make it more difficult to lose it. Obesity is an increasingly common disease in the U.S. The most recent statistics gathered from 2017 to 2020 identify 41.9% of Americans as obese,…
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You can’t see, hear or smell electromagnetic fields and most people don’t feel them — but they’re associated with systemic inflammation and mitochondrial dysfunction thought to be a root cause for many of today's chronic diseases. Story at a glance: The primary danger of electromagnetic fields (EMFs) — and what drives the…
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Aspartame is used as an ingredient in over 5,000 diet foods and beverages. Now, new research from Florida State University reports the artificial sweetener may be linked to a greater anxiety risk, an animal study concludes. Mice exposed to aspartame exhibited anxious behavior. Notably, the anxious effects of aspartame on tested…
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A recent study revealed that vitamin C deficiency is linked to metabolic syndrome, a finding that could have powerful implications in improving the health of a significant portion of the American population. Around 40 percent of Americans currently have metabolic syndrome, which is the term for a group of risk factors that raise…
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