Risks for your health

Aspartame: The Sweet Poison Destroying Your Brain and Psychic Health – What Big Pharma Doesn’t Want You to Know In today’s world, health and wellness have become a significant concern for millions of people. Many have turned away from sugary drinks and sweets, opting instead for sugar-free alternatives believed to be a healthier…
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Reuters informs: “A new lawsuit on September 9 claims that Trojan condoms are not safe because they contain toxic ‘forever chemicals,’ which have been linked to cancer. In a proposed class action filed in Manhattan federal court, the plaintiff Matthew Goodman said Church & Dwight’s products, advertised as ‘America’s #1 Condom,’…
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A literature review in Trends in Analytical Chemistry analyzes scientific articles from the last 10 years from around the globe that identify more than 300 pesticides in bee pollen. Bee pollen, often used as an edible dietary supplement, is not regulated for pesticide residues, which sparks concern for human exposure due to…
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The package insert for ACAM2000, the new vaccine for smallpox and monkeypox, warns of “serious complications” from the vaccine, admitting they “have occurred following either primary vaccination or revaccination with ACAM2000 or other live vaccinia virus vaccines.” The indications for use state that “ACAM2000 is indicated for…
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As an oncologist, I continue to be alarmed at the number of cancer patients being referred to me who have been receiving good and effective treatment but subsequently present with very aggressive relapse when they should have stayed in remission. Sadly, I have yet to find a case where the patients have not received a covid booster vaccine…
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The issue of microplastic pollution in the environment is gaining increasing societal attention. Research indicates that once microplastics enter the human body, they can increase the risk of heart attacks, strokes, or even death. What kind of everyday behaviors raise the risk of ingesting microplastics? Lin Xiaoxu, a U.S. virology…
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Not getting enough sleep has become an epidemic, with many of us sleeping significantly less than the 7h recommended by the American National Sleep Foundation. Unfortunately, in our western society, sleep is often treated as a commodity that can be traded for other activities. Chronic short sleep is linked to lower productivity and…
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McDonald’s has decided to scrap selling Bill Gates’ synthetic meat burgers after millions of customers complained that the fake meat product tasted disgusting and made them feel ill. Joe Erlinger, McDonald’s U.S. president, told the Wall Street Journal Global Food Forum that the burger was a huge flop with customers. Following…
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Story at a glance Osteoarthritis (OA) is often described as a “wear and tear” disease because it typically involves the breakdown of joint cartilage due to repetitive use and load over time However, the understanding of osteoarthritis has evolved, and it is now recognized as a more complex condition influenced by a combination of…
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Skin cancer is by far the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the United States. To prevent it, the public is constantly being urged to avoid the sun. But while the relatively benign types of skin cancer can be caused by excessive sun exposure, most skin cancer deaths are due to a lack of sunlight
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