The Hidden Connections Between Skin Health and Overall Wellness
Beneath the surface of your largest organ — your skin — lies a complex web of connections to your diet, your stress levels and even your deepest emotions.
John Foo
Quercetin Emerges as Nature’s Powerful Health Ally
Quercetin, a powerful fiavonoid found in many fruits and vegetables, is gaining attention for its impressive pharmacological properties.
Coal is still king despite the war on fossil fuels
Both India and China have stated quite plainly that they will not be following the example of the UK and shutting down any coal power plants in the observable future.
Coal power provides the cheap energy that Chinese and other Asian manufacturers of wind and solar components and equipment – not
Banned in the 1980s: The beginning of censorship in medicine
Dr.
A conversation with Joseph B. Sweeney, former CIA Head of Litigation and the author of A Dangerous Injustice
Joseph B.
Boost Your Brain Power with Ginkgo Biloba
Ginkgo biloba has been called "the tree that time forgot" because of its long-standing presence in our world, yet the benefits that this timeless plant offers are never forgotten or set aside.
15 Minute Cages being built in the Netherlands
What does life look like in 15-minute cities that have already been realised in the Netherlands? How can we recognise the transformation of our cities into smart cities and, in particular, how can we prevent it? Dutch activist Maartje van den Berg discusses this in a recent interview with KLA.
The Multifaceted Benefits of Glycine on Aging and Chronic Inflammation
Glycine is the simplest and smallest amino acid in your body, but don't let its size fool you.
The Neuroprotective Benefits of Berberine
With the rising prevalence of conditions like Alzheimer's, finding effective ways to protect your brain health is more important than ever.
The Different Ways Quercetin Promotes Wellness
When it comes to optimizing nutrient intake, most people think of vitamins and minerals.
Methylene Blue Is Beneficial for Slowing Skeletal Aging and Treating Brain Disorders
Methylene blue, first created in 1876, started as a fabric dye.
The Curious Link Between Dementia and Sensory Impairments
Dementia is not a normal part of aging, contrary to what some people believe.
Rwanda: Torture, Ill-Treatment in Detention
(Nairobi) – For decades, Rwandan authorities have subjected detainees, in both official and unofficial detention facilities, to ill-treatment and torture, with no accountability, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Nevertheless, a landmark trial of 6 prison officials and 12 detainees for murder, torture, and assault at Rubavu prison,
There is only myocarditis and pericarditis in covid vaccinated children, study finds
A study involving 1.7 million children in England aged between 5 and 15 years old has found that myocarditis and pericarditis only developed in children who had received Pfizer’s covid injections. Not a single unvaccinated child in the group suffered from these heart conditions.
Let’s not lose
Cash – Struggling to Survive
The obliteration of cash continues apace. Frighteningly, the majority of people don’t seem to care.
