Risks for your health

Kids Under 5 Should Have No More Than 1 Daily Hour of “Sedentary Screen Time” From The Washington Post: “According to World Health Organization (WHO), children in their first year of life should never be exposed to screen time, and in their second year they should rarely get to see any…
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If you’ve ever wondered how long it takes for a fast food burger to disrupt your body’s system, Readers Digest has figured it out for you. Even eating one fast food burger has an immediate detrimental effect on your body. Just to start with, a single…
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  Short for “fifth-generation”, 5G wireless technology promises faster download and upload speeds. The technology has already begun to be rolled out across the world, but not everyone is convinced the technology is progress. In fact, 5G technology is a hugely controversial topic, that has caused mass controversy,…
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  Project Tango was the name given to Purdue Pharma’s business proposition to distribute addictive drugs and then swoop in with the treatment; a Massachusetts lawsuit alleges the Sackler family, who still own controlling interest in the company, developed the idea to drive profits. The lawsuit alleges that in…
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  Sugar addiction affects many people, as “Morning Joe” host Mika Brzezinski wrote recently in her op-ed, “My Lifelong Struggle With Sugar.” Brzezinski said she has struggled with food issues and sugar addiction for decades and wrote: “I feel gutted and empty when I haven’t had sugar for a few…
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  Geoengineering, also known as climate engineering, is a controversial subject. Though many people dismiss it as nothing more than a conspiracy theory, there are many others who vehemently insist that governmental and other organizations are actively involved in attempts to manipulate the weather. Most of these…
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  Washington State University (WSU) researchers have found a variety of diseases and other health problems in the second- and third-generation offspring of rats exposed to glyphosate, the world’s most used weed killer. In the first study of its kind, the researchers saw descendants of exposed rats developing prostate,…
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  The following scientific studies on wireless (microwave) radiation are the property of their respective Copyright owners: I. Effects On Fetal And Newborn DevelopmentII. Effects On Young ChildrenIII. Brain TumorsIV. Parotid Gland TumorsV. Other MalignanciesVI. Effects On DNAVII. Neurological/Cognitive EffectsVIII.…
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  Foods with more vibrant colors look more appealing to consumers, which is why many food companies use artificial food colorings (AFCs). However, AFCs have been proven to be harmful to health, especially in children. Studies have shown that these toxic ingredients affect children’s intelligence and attention and cause…
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  The more that scientists look into obesity, the more they realise its implications appear to reach far beyond the well-known effects on physiological health. The brain also looks to be significantly affected in obese people, although the science on cause and effect remains far from clear. What isn’t disputed…
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