Guava leaves contain quercetin and lower blood glucose levels

Guava leaves are a good source of quercetin.  They also contain tannin.  Both lower blood glucose levels, which makes guava leaves good for those who have diabetes. Guava leaf tea containing extract is a useful and harmless food for treatin

Kazakhstan Free Speech Battle Reflects a Growing Global Pattern

A dispute over the treatment of journalists in Kazakhstan has drawn international attention this month after six press-freedom and human-rights organisations urged President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev to drop criminal charges against several rep

Climate change and biotechnology agendas merge, as promoted by Associated Press

On 10 April, the Associated Press made the ridiculously false claim that “climate change” is outpacing evolution, putting 1 million species at risk of extinction. The claim was made to promote their “solution”: Genetic engineering of the na

Surviving the Future (Part Three)

Dr Vernon Coleman offers some advice on how to survive the Great Reset future. Acquire simple medical skills and prepare a first aid kit, limit rubbish accumulation and prepare for non-existent rubbish collections, prepare for financial res

Surviving the Future (Part Two)

Dr Vernon Coleman offers some advice on how to survive the Great Reset future. He advises we prepare for electricity blackouts by buying lamps, candles, and battery-powered tools, such as a small handheld electric saw. Learn to grow food, p

Yet more failures of New Zealand’s Royal Commission of Inquiry into covid

Last month, the Royal Commission of Inquiry into New Zealand’s Covid-19 response released its report on Phase 2 of the inquiry. Dr. Guy Hatchard has previously written about the Royal Commission’s failures but after giving it some more thou

SHOCKING case of state-sponsored euthanasia in Spain: Euthanasia doctor is also a transplant co-ordinator, who was under investigation for falsifying documents

Noelia Ramos, a 25-year-old paraplegic woman, was euthanised in Spain on 26 March 2026, despite not having a terminal illness. The doctor who oversaw the euthanasia procedure also acted as a transplant coordinator, creating a conflict of in

Cognitive offloading to AI tools narrows and reduces brain activity and neural development

The neural and behavioral consequences of LLM-assisted research, writing or creative processes.

Is Claude AI a Child of God? Anthropic Consults Christian Leaders to Help Its “Moral and Spiritual Development”

Anthropic, one of the most influential AI companies, has reportedly been asking Christian leaders how its chatbot Claude should respond to grief, self-harm, morality and even its own shutdown. According to The Washington Post, the company i

Sudan: World Leaders Need to Act on Ongoing Atrocities

(Berlin) – Leaders meeting in Berlin on April 15, 2026, the three-year mark of ongoing conflict in Sudan, should commit to concrete, time-bound measures to protect civilians and to hold those responsible for serious international crimes to

Surviving the Future (Part One)

Dr Vernon Coleman offers some advice on how to survive the Great Reset future. Consider owning an older car, as they are often more reliable, cheaper to run, and more private than new cars, he says.  Be cautious of exposure to very low freq

Another Foreign National Arrested in Europe for Attempted Murder

On Tuesday 7 April, a 23-year-old Afghan national was arrested for stabbing a man in the neck and shoulder in Austria. Local police are investigating the suspect on suspicion of attempted murder. The 32-year-old victim suffered multiple sta

Four out of five patients reported improvement or stabilisation of their cancer after 6 months of treatment with ivermectin and mebendazole

The largest real-world human analysis of the use of a combination of ivermectin and mebendazole to treat cancer patients has been conducted.  It reveals that after just 6 months of treatment, 84.4% of cancer patients reported clinical benef

Georgia: Deported Azerbaijani Journalist at Risk

(Berlin, April 10, 2026) – Georgian authorities forcibly returned an exiled Azerbaijani journalist, Afgan Sadigov, to Azerbaijan, exposing him to a credible risk of politically motivated prosecution and ill-treatment, Human Rights Watch sai