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Alain White

Lobelia: The Potent Antispasmodic Herb

Lobelia (Lobelia inflata) is one of those little herbs that packs a giant punch! Potent to the point of purging or emesis (vomiting) in large doses, it has both highly stimulating and deeply relaxing action if taken in a large dose. It is not a friendly, tonic herb but it

Iran: Prisoners Who Reported Abuse Charged

(Beirut) – Iranian judiciary authorities are prosecuting human rights defenders for reporting abuse in detention, Human Rights Watch said today.

University of California Sued For Making Flu Shot Mandatory: Latest Updates

A hearing will take on November 4th as to whether or not the University of California will be allowed to mandate the flu vaccine for all staff, faculty and students.

World Doctors Alliance: “We Do Not Have A Medical Pandemic.” Fake News?

Formed under the “Corona Extra-Parliamentary Inquiry Committee,” an alliance of hundreds of doctors and scientists, the "World Doctors Alliance recently held a press conference sharing their views about the coronavirus. Why are tens of thousands of doctors and scientists all over the world being ridiculed and in many cases censored

Twitter, Biden and the New York Post – Social Media Censorship Kicks up a Gear

Yesterday, the New York Post published several articles claiming to show evidence of corruption on the part of Joe Biden and his son Hunter. The charges are varied but not really surprising. One article claims Hunter introduced his father to a Ukrainian energy magnate who asked the family to use

Twitter, Biden and the New York Post – Social Media Censorship Kicks up a Gear Major internet companies now claim the power to block any media they want on a totally ad hoc basis

Yesterday, the New York Post published several articles claiming to show evidence of corruption on the part of Joe Biden and his son Hunter. The charges are varied but not really surprising. One article claims Hunter introduced his father to a Ukrainian energy magnate who asked the family to use

War and COVID-19 in Yemen

After Yemen’s 2011 uprising broke out, the country went through a series of political upheavals and cycles of violence that tore the country apart, including the start of a full-scale civil war in 2014 and the Saudi- and UAE-led intervention in 2015. In a context where civilians have been

Canadian Doctors & Professors of Medicine Come Together To Oppose A 2nd Lockdown

A group of Doctors and Professors of Medicine in Ontario, premier Doug Ford urging him not to enforce lockdown measures similar to when the COVID outbreak first began.

Myanmar: Election Fundamentally Flawed

(Bangkok) – Myanmar’s electoral process is undermined by systemic problems and rights abuses that will deprive people of their right to fairly elect their government, Human Rights Watch said today.

Russian Journalist Commits Suicide After Years of Harassment

Journalist and publisher Irina Slavina (Murakhtayeva) died after setting herself on fire on October 2, a day after a police raid on her apartment and following years of harassment by Russian authorities and others. Slavina ran Koza Press, an independent online outlet. Just before killing herself in front of the

Full Moon In Aries: Stirring Wounds & Wholistic Perception

We are having a Full Moon in Aries on October 1st/2nd, it will appear the fullest on night of the 1st throughout the world.

How A Nasal Obstruction & Tongue Tie Affects Sleep, Learning, Attention and Mood

When breathing isn’t proper, many things can go wrong.Some nasal obstruction symptoms include mouth breathing, low energy, chewing with the mouth open, teeth grinding, and sleep apnea.

The Dreamland: Validation of a structured Dream Diary

Validated instruments for the analysis of dream contents are still scarce.

Anise Hyssop: The Delicious, Prolific Mint

Anise Hyssop (Agastache foeniculum) is a delight to the senses; its purple flowers, fragrant scent, and sweet-yet-spicy anise/licorice flavor make this herb a treat to know and to grow.

Stroke Warning Signs Often Occur Hours Or Days Before Attack

Eighty percent of strokes are ischemic, caused by the narrowing of the large or small arteries of the brain, or by clots that block blood flow to the brain.