Studies

Traditionally, the heart is viewed as just being a pump that propels blood through your body. However, as we will discuss in this article, many aspects challenge that assumption. For example, tubes of liquid crystalline water exposed to infrared energy (which is everywhere) will spontaneously create fluid flows within them. Since…
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By the year 2030, it may finally be possible for humans to grow a third set of teeth as opposed to just the two sets we get now, according to researchers out of Japan. A groundbreaking new medicine that is slated for human clinical trials in July 2024 has already been shown in prior animal experiments to prompt the growth of…
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By now, we all know that fiber is good for us. You probably also know that its benefits have something to do with your gut, and you are right! But did you know that eating foods that are high in fiber can also help you prevent breast cancer? Fiber helps good gut bacteria metabolize food and also helps to eliminate toxins throughout…
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Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) may be used when typical treatments such as medications and psychotherapy don’t work or when a patient desires a more natural approach to treat their depression—the results can be life-transforming. The Cost Of Depression The National Institutes of Health estimates that 21 million adults…
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More than one in six Americans will be 65 or older in 2020, according to the Administration on Aging latest report. The actual number is 55.7 million, which means an increase in the “older” or “baby boomers” population by 15.2 million people over 65 years since 2010, compared to a growth rate of only 2% for people under 65 years of age.…
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Fats — which are water-insoluble biological molecules also known as lipids1— are the primary building block of your cell membranes. This is one of the reasons why eating the right types of fat is so important for your health and longevity. What distinguishes one fat from another is the specific combination of fatty acids it’s…
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Soviet science contributed significantly to our understanding of ‘anthropogenic climate change’ and, as part of this, played a central role in the emerging science underpinning climate modification and geoengineering initiatives. A key focus of discussion was the use of stratospheric aerosols linked to the innovative ideas of…
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The question I’ve been asking since 1987: If the experts are going to claim a particular virus causes a particular disease—how do they know that virus exists in the first place? For example, the supposedly new coronavirus in China. For example, Ebola. For example, HIV. For example, the coronavirus supposedly causing SARS (2003). How do…
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Read the first part of the article This departure from believing that man’s consciousness and all rational thought was centered in the heart, to now believing that they are centered in the brain, can easily be traced back to the development of academia in late 18th century and early 19th century Europe, and specifically to the theories…
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Presbyopia and diplopia are no longer only prevalent among the elderly. Due to the widespread use of electronic devices, eye damage has become increasingly common among younger people. As the eyes are the windows to the soul, it is essential to take steps to protect them and delay the aging process. Traditional Chinese medicine…
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