5 Ways To Start the New Year Off with Intention

With 2024 rapidly ending and the new year upon us, now is an excellent time to consider the changes you want to make in your life.

Control of people’s perception and behaviour through media began a century ago

Mechanisms of controlling people through media, films and music began with Thomas Edison’s Motion Picture Patents Company in 1908. Using Edison’s model, significant entities like the Rockefeller and Ford Foundations emerged, shaping knowledge about medicine through strategic grant-making, which contributed to a larger architecture of social control. While

Study shows that re-trained AI models revert to their original training and will deceive users when they do

New research from Anthropic shows that AI models can deceive. They may pretend to have different views during re-training with different principles while actually maintaining their original preferences. Let’s not lose touch…Your Government and Big Tech are actively trying to censor the information reported by The Exposé to

The digital surveillance and control agenda quietly marches forwards

India is pursuing the transformation of public finance using digital IDs and biometrics.

Top 13 Moments in Cannabis and Psychedelics: 2024 Edition

2024 brought us another year of highs, lows, and everything in between in the cannabis and psychedelic worlds. From politics to groundbreaking research to startling celebrity ventures, it’s been a wild ride, to say the least. Let’s count do

The Hidden Connection Between Depression and Menstrual Pain

Every month, countless women endure primary dysmenorrhea, a condition defined by painful uterine cramps occurring before or during menstruation without any underlying pelvic diseases.

How DMSO Revolutionizes Skin Care and Dermatology

What is one of the primary causes of muscle imbalances? * Excessive hydration * Sedentary habits and repetitive movements Muscle imbalances often arise from repetitive movements and sedentary habits, which overwork certain muscles while leaving others underutilized. Learn more. * Eating a high-protein diet * Regular strength training Muscle imbalances often arise from repetitive

EPA’s Controversial Pesticide Rule Sparks Health Concerns

Chlorpyrifos (CPF), a widely used organophosphate pesticide, was banned for domestic use in 2001, yet the U.S.

Mixed Emotions — How Your Brain Processes Complex Feelings

Have you ever felt happy and sad at the same time, perhaps during a significant life event like graduating or saying goodbye to a loved one? These are what neuroscientists refer to as mixed valence feelings — experiencing positive and negative emotions simultaneously. Despite their common occurrence across different cultures and

Why 'Unbalanced' Muscles Cause Pain

What is the primary benefit of photobiomodulation (PBM) therapy for dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD)? * It eliminates the need for dietary supplements * It targets abnormal blood vessel growth * It improves mitochondrial function and visual acuity Photobiomodulation therapy uses specific wavelengths of light to target mitochondria, enhancing ATP production and reducing

Fluoride's Hidden Danger — Lower IQ in Children Exposed

Fluoride has been widely used since the 1930s to prevent dental caries, a significant global health issue affecting millions, especially children.

How sunlight and vitamin D can help with mental illness

Vitamin D receptors exist throughout your brain, affecting mental health by regulating neurotransmitters and reducing inflammation.

Toxic Legacy — How Lead Exposure Silently Fueled America's Mental Health Crisis

Lead exposure has been silently fueling a mental health crisis in the United States.

Flu vaccines are neither safe nor effective

The Pandermrix influenza vaccine was associated with a 1,400% increase in narcolepsy risk and was eventually pulled from the market due to its link with narcolepsy and cataplexy. Flu vaccines are often ineffective, with annual efficacy rates in the US ranging from 23% to 52%, and independent figures consistently

Weekly Health Quiz: Cooking Oils, Gut Health and Autism Research

1 What do cholesterol dehydrogenase enzymes, encoded by ismA genes, do in the gut? * Increase cholesterol absorption * Convert cholesterol into coprostanol Cholesterol dehydrogenase enzymes encoded by ismA genes convert cholesterol into coprostanol, a form less easily absorbed by the body. Learn more. * Break down dietary fiber * Produce harmful endotoxins Cholesterol