Risks for your health

  The media pumps out a positive message for 5G. Why? It’s a killer. 5G is the next stage in the digital revolution. In the not-so far away future, gone will be the days when you complain about the lack of 4G signal in your city or any other place in the world. That’s because we will have 5G…
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Below are just a few examples… Babies in India die after getting JE and MMR vaccines Raja Babu Kumar, who was nine months old, and Sonu Kumar, one and half years old, died in northeastern India following vaccination in May of 2017 against Japanese encephalitis (JE) and measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) at a health…
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  A “mysterious and dangerous” fungal infection has emerged, and experts are warning that it is a serious global health threat. In “A Mysterious Infection, Spanning the Globe in a Climate of Secrecy”, The New York Times outlines the terrifying details:“The germ, a fungus called Candida…
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…Putting the majority of U.S. children at unnecessary risk of neurodevelopmental injury with incalculable costs to society Given the low risk to most newborns of Hepatitis B infection, the routine screening during pregnancy to identify at-risk newborns and the availability of HBIG treatment for exposed infants…
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  Burger King is patting itself on the back for adding the “Impossible Whopper” to its menu in some locations, but what they’re not openly sharing is that the new meatless patty used in the sandwich is full of GMOs and made with toxins like MSG. Sure, it’s not meat – but it’s definitely a poor…
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  It’s hard to think of a more fundamental right than the right to determine what happens to one’s own body. Forcing someone to undergo medical treatment against their will violates this most basic of rights – the right to be free from physical assault. Yet even some libertarians have jumped on the…
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Sugar-free diet soda can make you feel like you’re consuming a “healthier” alternative to regular soft drinks. However, various studies have determined that the artificial sweeteners in diet soda are still bad for your health. Despite the claims that sugar-free beverages…
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  Deadly brain tumour rates on the increase in the UK, US, Denmark, Netherlands and Sweden, is it attributable to mobile phones? A simple question posed by the telecommunications industries and its regulators is oft quoted “if exposure to mobile phone frequencies causes cancer, why are cancer rates falling?”…
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…with Validation from Peer Review Journals, Demographic Charts and Graphs According to a New England Journal of Medicine article, Epidemic Measles in a Highly Vaccinated Population: “During November, 1975, to May, 1976, measles occurred at a rate of 20.3 cases per 1000 in a purported immunized…
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A study that was published in the Obesity issue of the American Association for Clinical Chemistry’s journal, Clinical Chemistry, showed that people face higher risks of becoming obese if they produce higher-than-normal levels of insulin after ingesting processed carbohydrates.   This finding backs…
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