By number23 Despite its extremely controversial past, it seems like people’s perceptions of marijuana have changed. According to a new national Quinnipiac poll, a majority of U.S. voters support marijuana legalization. The poll also revealed that nearly nine in 10 voters say VA doctors should…
By Brandon Turbeville A new local controversy is brewing in South Florida surrounding yet another instance of local governments imposing fines on residents and persecuting them over maintaining gardens on their property. After living in Miami Shores for 17 years, and growing vegetables in their…
By Amanda Froelich The Canadian province of Quebec used to be regarded as a haven for puppy mills, but that has since changed. In a bill tabled in Quebec in 2015, animals are now considered “sentient beings” rather than property. The legislation states: Animals are…
By Claire Bernish At the Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center in Houston, Texas, patients are often prescribed fresh, organic fruits and vegetables from the facility’s ‘Farmacy’ in lieu of pharmaceuticals. Dr. Garth Davis, medical director of bariatric surgery at Memorial Hermann, said patients have…
By Tiff Grandstaff Scientist’s are Developing a Mind-Reading Machine that Can Read and Translate Your Thoughts Into Text, Including Images A device that might make our internal monologues a thing of the past was just announced as being under development right here in the United States. …
By James Holbrooks (UR) Vancouver, British Columbia — “So we spend a twelfth of our life dreaming. And most of it is forgotten. What if we could peek inside our brain and see our dreams? Maybe even … shape them.” This is how a professor…
By Brandon Turbeville Jil Love did not invent the concept of artivism but she is re-inventing it in a number of ways. For those who may be unaware, artivism is a unique brand of art that combines activism and art (art + activism equals artivism)….
By Amanda Froelich Bad news for Quaker Oats. After a random inspection from Taiwan’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA), glyphosate (the compound deemed to be “probably carcinogenic by the WHO last year) was detected in 10 out of 36 oatmeal products, exceeding the country’s legal…
By Brandon Turbeville According to reports, a new study has confirmed what millions of marijuana smokers have known all along – that the worst side effect from marijuana is getting arrested. Well, that and periodontal disease. According to researchers at Duke University, and senior author…
By Jon Rappoport For new readers, see my previous articles about the scientific fraud that is Zika. In a nutshell, there is no convincing evidence the Zika virus causes the birth defect called microcephaly. There are only news headlines. The latest of these refer to…
By Brandon Turbeville As if the people of Syria were not troubled enough with five years of Western-engineered destruction, warfare, and economic oppression, a new disease is working its way across the country. Cutaneous Leishmaniasis is a parasitic disease allegedly being spread by infected sand…
By Brandon Turbeville Wherever there is a good thing, the police state is never far behind. Generally, that police state is made up of uniformed agents throwing peaceful people into cages but also of bureaucrats and parasites working together with corporate hawks to ensure profit,…
By Heather Callaghan According to a human study, a fasting-like diet switches on a process in which the body kills bad cells and begins to generate new healthy ones Researchers believe that evidence is mounting that a diet which mimics cyclical fasting has way more…
By Amando Flavio The American famous thoracic surgeon, Dr Henry Judah Heimlich, has for the first timed personally used a first aid procedure he invented to save a woman who was in a dire situation. The 96-year-old retired surgeon is credited for inventing the abdominal…
By Cassius Kamarampi (Era of Wisdom) This video elaborates on the history of Eugenics, population control, forced sterilization, and the Carnegie/Rockefeller/Harriman funds that unleashed the elite philosophy on the world. Yale, Princeton, Carnegie and other prestigious academic institutions played quite a strong role. Also see: South…
By Kristan T. Harris Can You Identify Which of these Rules are Still in Use by Our Leaders Today? 25 Rules of Disinformation – Possible rules of Operation Mocking Bird PROPAGANDA, “PSYOPS”, DEBUNKING TECHNIQUES Twenty-Five Rules of Disinformation 1. Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no…
Via Outbreak News Today The examination of autopsied brain tissues from patients who died of serious neurological conditions has revealed that many tick-borne infections, such as Lyme disease, go undiagnosed and untreated. Board-certified pathologist, Alan B. MacDonald, MD, says his research shows “tick infections are…
By John Vibes It was recently uncovered that the top selling children’s vitamin brand could be doing much more harm than it is doing good. The Flintstones Vitamins, which have been the #1 brand in the US for years, has recently been exposed for containing…
By Brianna Acuesta Doctors at a medical center in North Carolina have begun printing living tissue, including sections of bone, cartilage, and muscle, and have successfully transplanted them into animals. The goal for researchers is to eventually use the technology to transplant tissues into human…
There’s no debating the importance of medical records, which are used to maintain a patient’s information and known health history. They also substantiate the work of physicians and provide support in the event of a medical malpractice action. For these reasons, medical records are an…
