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“How long this will be available to freely view I don’t know so if interested watch it at your earliest convivence.” Admin Watch here America is in a health care crisis that is hurting millions of Americans across the country. More than 200 hospitals nationwide, mostly in rural areas, closed in less than 20 years [1].  Over the next few years, more than 600 rural hospitals—nearly 30 percent of rural hospitals nationwide—are in financial distress and at risk of closing [2]. When hospitals close, people do not just lose the ability to access critical health care, the ripple effects reach [More]

“The article doesn’t go into the spiritual aspects of gratitude but being grateful to God for his blessings will deepen our relationship to Him and open the door for more blessings, both spiritual and physical, to come out way.” Admin  Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE The ability to experience gratitude to others is a fundamental feature of human cognition Positive effects linked to gratitude include social, psychological and physical benefits, which increase the more you make gratitude a regular part of your daily routine Gratitude has a positive effect on psychopathology, especially depression, adaptive personality characteristic, positive social relationships [More]

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE Data from a randomized clinical trial presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Nutrition showed strawberries have health benefits on your heart, metabolic and cognitive systems Past research showed strawberries improved colon health and reduced the symptoms of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), which includes Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis Strawberries are a source of several important nutrients, including vitamin C, potassium, magnesium, phytosterols and polyphenols. Phytosterols and polyphenols are not traditional nutrients, but are bioactive compounds; some of the most abundant in strawberries are quercetin, catechin and anthocyanin If you are [More]

The New York State Supreme Court Appellate Division issued a ruling last week that effectively paves the way for quarantine camps in the future, the Brownstone Institute reported.   The court’s Nov. 17 decision reversed a lower court ruling that determined the March 2020 emergency rule 2.13 establishing “Isolation and Quarantine Procedures” was unconstitutional.   The lower court ruling stemmed from a lawsuit filed in April 2022 by three New York State lawmakers and the citizens’ group Uniting NYS, who sued Gov. Kathleen Hochul and the New York State Department of Health (DOH) over rule 2.13.   Read More: Appeal Planned After New York Supreme Court Reinstates [More]

“Don’t feel guilty about eating pumpkin pie, it’s actually got a lot of health benefits.” Admin   Pumpkin is a popular autumn and Thanksgiving dinner ingredient. It is a nutritious, versatile vegetable that’s full of a variety of nutrients, including dietary fiber, vitamins, minerals and beneficial antioxidants. Many of the health benefits of pumpkin are focused on its fiber content and micronutrients, including beta-carotene and vitamin A.   Read More: Boost your intake of vitamin A with pumpkin, a healthy, versatile superfood – NaturalNews.com

Allspice, also known as pimienta, newspice or Jamaicain spice, is a wonderful spice with a unique flavor profile that has been described as being a blend of many different spices – hence its name. Allspice has been consumed and used for centuries in the Americas for the surprising health benefits these tiny spices provide.   Read More: Allspice is LOADED with vitamins and minerals and provides surprising health benefits – NaturalNews.com

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE Mean sperm counts in men around the world have dropped by 51.6% over the past 50 years. Total sperm counts (TSC) are down by 62.3%, and the decline is accelerating An environmental factor that might play a significant role in this trend is electromagnetic field (EMF) exposures from wireless technologies, also referred to as electromagnetic radiation (EMR) or radiofrequency EMF (RF-EMF) Recent research found that men who used their cellphones more than 20 times a day had significantly lower sperm concentrations and total sperm counts (TSC) than those who only used them once a [More]

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE Testing by Consumer Reports found one-third of chocolate products tested were high in heavy metals, and the percentage of contaminated products rose when it was dark chocolate Of the 28 dark chocolate bars tested in 2022, only five had levels below 100% of the maximum allowable dose and only two had levels below 50%. In the 46 products tested in 2023, they found detectable levels in every product and 539% of the maximum allowed dose of lead in Perugina 85% premium dark chocolate Chocolate is not the only source of heavy metal and it [More]

Grapes are a universally cherished snack enjoyed by individuals of all ages.  Their popularity is due to their convenience, being easily portable, and their delightful combination of sweetness and a subtly crisp texture that makes eating them enjoyable.   For years, scientists have sung praises about grapes’ numerous health benefits.  However, a recent study has brought attention to their unique properties that contribute to gut health and foster a healthy gut microbiome, impacting the entire body.  This newfound insight holds the potential to enhance health across vital organs such as the heart, brain, colon, skin, and more.   Read More: Grapes Boost [More]

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE The Omega-3 Index test measures the amount of EPA and DHA, the two long-chain omega-3s found in marine sources, in red blood cell membranes, expressed as a percentage of the total fatty acids in the membrane Most Americans have an index of 4% to 5% of EPA/DHA in their red blood cell membranes, and the target is between 8% to 12%. To raise your index from 5% to 8%, you need roughly 1,000 mg to 1,200 mg of EPA/DHA per day Higher omega-3 index has been linked to better health across the board, and [More]

You don’t need fields to farm. In fact, there are many items you can grow in a bucket, allowing access to fresh farm food no matter where you live.   Container gardening has taken the world by storm. Increased populations mean less land, and abundant farming soils have developed into concrete urban jungles.   Despite this drastic change of scenery, you can still grow healthy fruits and vegetables even in an apartment.   Aside from the changing landscape around us, the weather also affects our access to fresh food. Those in colder climates pay a premium for fresh fruits and [More]

“I couldn’t find any embed code for the video referred to in the article but here is a link where you can watch it.” Admin Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE NewsGuard is a for-profit fact checking organization backed by Big Pharma, Big Tech, the teachers union and the U.S. government NewsGuard has set itself up as the self-appointed global arbiter of what information is “trustworthy” based on nine “credibility and transparency” factors, for information viewed on private electronic devices, in schools and in public libraries. Its true reason for being, however, is to bankrupt alternative media sites by driving [More]

Want to forage for wild food? It’s easy when you live in a wild place. However, those dwelling in more domestic areas face challenges when it comes to plant diversity and availability. The good news is that city slickers don’t have to be left out of the fun.   They just have to think outside the box.   While urban landscapes don’t offer the smorgasbord of tasty edibles you’ll find in an actual forest, they can be a veritable treasure trove of vital nutrients — if you know what to look for.   Read More: Urban Eats: 5 Edible Plants [More]

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE Prescription drug use is at record highs, with about 19 prescriptions filled for every American in 2020, amounting to 6.3 billion prescriptions — and it’s getting worse U.S. girls born in 2019 may spend 60% of their lives on prescription drugs, while boys may spend 48% In modern medicine, drugs are designed to be taken for extended periods and, often, for the rest of a lifetime For those born in 2019, women can expect to take prescription drugs for 47.54 years while men may take them for 36.84 years By the age of 40, [More]

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE One of the properties of estrogens is their ability to increase the cells’ ability to hold water, which is why women with estrogen dominance are prone to edema (water retention). Cellular swelling is both a characteristic of the cellular stress response and a signal for cellular proliferation. Cellular swelling and proliferation are also hallmarks of cancer Estrogen has been shown to replicate the shock phase of the stress reaction in animals Progesterone, a progestational molecule, nourishes the embryo and is essential to prevent miscarriage. It’s also an antistress molecule and anti-estrogenic Synthetic progestins, while [More]

? Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE Oxalic acid is a naturally occurring toxic, corrosive acid. When the oxalic acid has minerals attached to it, it’s called oxalate, which acts as a mineral chelator Oxalate forms crystals that your body has a limited capacity to process. Calcium oxalate, for example, which is oxalic acid with calcium attached, form into painful kidney stones Unlike some other food-related toxins, oxalate cannot be removed by cooking, soaking or fermenting the food. You also cannot simply take a mineral supplement to address the depletion oxalates causes The top three “superfoods” that are very high [More]

? Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE Both ultraviolet A (UVA) and the near-infrared light spectrum increase NO. Sunlight also boosts cytochrome c oxidase, serotonin, brain-derived neurotrophic factor and other photoproducts, all of which are produced even in the wintertime when the sunlight is too weak to trigger vitamin D production Your body is designed to benefit from sun exposure, and if you’re diabetic or have heart disease, it may well be one of the missing factors. Sunlight also lowers your risk for many other conditions, including Type 1 diabetes, multiple sclerosis, osteoporosis and several types of cancer, including melanoma [More]

Analysis by Tessa Lena STORY AT-A-GLANCE Today, genetically modified microbes are a major medium for the industrial production of chemical substances, foods, medicines, therapeutic proteins, etc. The term to watch out for is “precision fermentation” The National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standard does not require these foods to be labeled as GMO because they do not contain the genetically engineered organisms, they are just produced by them Microorganisms, including genetically modified ones, also play a role in industrial production Another growing area is bacterial biosensors. They are based on programing bacterial cells (typically through genetic engineering) to recognize and generate a measurable [More]

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE Most chain restaurants rely on beef and chicken from concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs), where veterinary drugs are routinely used, and of 10 fast food meals sampled and tested, all but two tested positive for veterinary drugs Six of the 10 fast food samples (Taco Bell, Dunkin’, Wendy’s, Domino’s, Burger King and McDonald’s) contained a veterinary antibiotic ionophore called monensin, which is not approved for human use as it can cause severe harm Of 43 school lunches tested, 95% had detectable levels of glyphosate, a carcinogenic and endocrine-disrupting weed killer linked to liver inflammation, [More]

Italy has become the first country to issue a total ban on Bill Gates’ synthetic meat products after numerous studies found that lab-grown fake meat products cause turbo cancers in humans. Meanwhile, in the U.S. the Biden administration has fast-tracked the controversial products for approval   Read More: Italy Becomes First Nation To Ban Bill Gates’ Fake Meat Due To ‘Serious Health Concerns’ – The Expose

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE Anthropological research suggests laughter and humor are genetically built-in, and that humor, historically, has functioned as “a social glue.” The critical laughter trigger for most people is not necessarily a joke or funny movie, but rather another person Laughter is contagious. The sound of laughter triggers regions in the premotor cortical region of your brain, which is involved in moving your facial muscles to correspond with sound While children laugh on average 300 times a day, adults laugh only 17 times a day on average. Suggestions for how to get more laughter in your [More]

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE 60 million to 70 million Americans suffer from gastrointestinal (GI) disease and nearly 40% were prevented from participating in routine activities due to bowel problems in the last year. Chronic constipation affects an estimated 63 million Americans, and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) affects about 20% of the population Proper digestion is required to break down food into nutrients your body can use for energy, growth and repair. Poor digestion can have a serious impact on your health as your metabolism and energy production become impaired Chewing slowly helps break down your food faster, and [More]

A new study on sucralose—a popular sugar-free sweetener that was put through 110 safety studies before the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved it in 1998—found that the popular ingredient has toxicities that regulatory agencies must consider. New health and safety findings revealed in the study show that sucralose, sometimes sold under the brand name Splenda, is “genotoxic,” meaning that it breaks up DNA. That’s on top of other condemning evidence revealed in the study published on May 29 in the Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health. Years of independent research into sucralose have dismantled many of the original claims [More]

Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger seeks to see ahead and around corners to form a more complete picture of what is in store for us all in these terrifying days of increasing globalist control over humanity.   In our third interview with Dr. Stuckelberger, we explored the advancement of another branch of genetic manipulation—gene editing. We are reminded that a Nobel Prize in 2020 was awarded to developers of the CRISPR technology, which allows scientists to “snip” out segments of DNA. A newer version of CRISPR has now been created. Called CRISPR/Cas9, this technology allows both cutting segments of DNA and the insertion of [More]

Jeff & Erica – They spend the first 4 min. talking about the new vax rollout and how many are taking it then they bring on Nurse Anne to tell what she is seeing in the hospital she is working at, not good. Lots of stroke, cardiac, cancer cases all jabbed plus much more. Great interview! Listen here

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE Sleep impacts your ability to learn and your creative capacity. Deep sleep is also crucial for brain detoxification, and can have a significant impact on your risk for Alzheimer’s disease Around 12 months of age, when the infant is starting to learn to crawl, stand and walk, there’s a tremendous increase in stage 2 sleep, during which the brain is actively editing and making decisions about what information to retain and which to discard Sleep allows your brain to consolidate abstract pieces of information, collating them into cohesive patterns that allow you to make [More]

Tyson Foods is world-renowned for its packages of chicken meat that are ubiquitous in grocery stores.   And it produces other meat for retail sales, too.   And soon, bugs.   Online, it boasts of its “protein-centric” plans.   Read More: Tyson Foods going ‘protein-centric,’ working on bug plant