Studies

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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“Why are you thinking these thoughts in your hearts? The thoughts that come out of the mouth come from the heart.” – words of Jesus Christ recorded in the Bible. Those of us who have been educated in Western Culture today have been taught to believe that the center of a person’s consciousness and thoughts is our brain. Like a…
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In movies and TV shows, zombies are reanimated corpses that can bite living people and turn them into zombies. According to a study, “zombie cells” in the body that are linked to age-related diseases also produce “small, strange molecules not seen in normal cells.” While the exact function of these “cryptic” molecules is still…
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Dr. Arne Burkhardt is a veteran German forensic scientist who has exposed the state of corpses following covid vaccines, tying a large percentage of deaths (admittedly from a small sample group) to the injections. One of his exposures is: Germany: Out of 10 Autopsies, 7 Deaths are ‘Probably’ Linked to the Vaccines. Now we…
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The global Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) treatment market is projected to reach $11.42 billion by 2028, growing from $9.01 billion in 2021, according to a market research report by 360 Research Reports and announced in a press release. It’s the latest in a series of reports published over the last 12 months predicting massive…
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The goal isn’t to not feel sad; it’s to understand what’s causing the sadness and learn and grow from it Psychologists say sadness is the emotion we experience when we encounter some kind of loss. It can be a difficult emotion to feel. “But the goal should not be to reject sadness,” says Ethan Kross, PhD, a professor of psychology…
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For decades, we’ve been taught the same golden rule for maintaining a healthy weight: Simply burn more calories than you consume. Therefore, being overweight, we’ve been told, is a personal flaw—a failure to follow the rules, or a result of weak willpower, laziness, or out-of-control gluttony. But in recent years, a burgeoning…
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We’ve heard that laughter is the best medicine, and research offers some tangible examples According to recent studies, laughing significantly benefits our physical and psychic health, helping us feel better all around. Let’s look at how laughing every day makes us healthier. Psychologically, laughing can improve mood almost…
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Biologist Caleb Finch believes naturally mummified bodies cocooned in dusty textiles and interred in arid desert tombs can provide new clues to the mystery of human longevity. Data from physical anthropology, primatology, genetics and medicine attributed longer life spans to the emergence of antibiotics and other medical advances;…
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Chiropractor Dr. Bryan Ardis revealed a possible solution to hyperclotting caused by exposure to venom peptides – glycyrrhizin, a plant compound extracted from the roots of the licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra) plant. Ardis noted that back in May 2020, French researchers found that glycyrrhizin along with low doses of venom antiserum…
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