Can Puzzles and Games Prevent Alzheimer's?

In the later stages of life, the specter of Alzheimer's disease looms large, affecting over 50 million people worldwide and projected to surpass 150 million by 2050.

The Importance of Exercise and Biological Youth for Longevity

Editor's Note: This article is a reprint.

Environmental toxins and EMFs are causing infertility in men and women

Infertility is becoming more prevalent, affecting millions of people worldwide.

Roger Ver faces prison for exposing how US government hijacked Bitcoin

Roger Ver, an early investor in and promotor of Bitcoin, is facing life in prison for revealing how the US government worked secretly to subvert cryptocurrency and prevent economic freedom. Let’s not lose touch…Your Government and Big Tech are actively trying to censor the information reported by The

When Is the Best Time to Take Your Supplements?

Supplements have become increasingly popular with more people aiming to improve their health and well-being.

Benzodiazepines — A Prescription for Dependency and the Fight for Change

What was one consequence of the FDA's "generally recognized as safe"? * Increased public trust in processed foods * Widespread use of harmful additives linked to chronic illness The GRAS status allowed many harmful additives to remain in use, contributing to chronic illnesses in society. Learn more. * Elimination of counterfeit food products

Sticking Wires into the Brain is not new

Considering Elon Musk’s efforts to wire people’s brains to send messages to a receiver, Dr.

Convivial Economics

“It’s not a usual thing to do, you know, to invite total strangers into your home,” the woman says as she steps across the threshold. Four o’clock in the afternoon, already quite dark outside, but we’ve lit a couple of marschaller, the large outdoor candles that Swedes

Could a magnetic motor generator be used to power our homes for free?

The John Christie Electric Generator, also known as the Lutec 1000, is a magnetic motor generator device developed by Australian mechanical engineer John Christie and his electrician friend Lou Bri...

Unlocking the Secrets of Centenarian Longevity

Did you know that individuals who reach the age of 100 consistently maintain lower levels of glucose, creatinine and uric acid starting in their 60s? A study published in GeroScience, involving data from 44,636 participants in Sweden, revealed that very few centenarians have glucose levels above 6.5 mmol/

The FDA's War on America's Health

What recent finding links dietary linoleic acid to autism? * Linoleic acid promotes the production of protective brain compounds * Linoleic acid deficiency reduces inflammation in autism patients * Linoleic acid supports gut microbiome diversity * Linoleic acid metabolites are linked to increased autism severity Research shows that linoleic acid metabolites in cord blood

Beyond Growth: The promise of a wellbeing economy

In this guest blog, econometrician and sustainability researcher Gaya Herrington considers whether a transition to a Wellbeing Economy is possible and what that would mean for our society and how we interact with the natural world. Why, despite all our innovative capabilities, do problems like poverty, hunger, and environmental destruction

New Autism Statistics Are Out, and They’re Shocking

How does melatonin help protect the brain from Alzheimer's disease? * By stimulating blood flow to the hippocampus Melatonin helps maintain the integrity of the blood-brain barrier, protecting the brain from harmful substances and supporting brain health. Learn more. * By maintaining the integrity of the blood-brain barrier * By blocking amyloid-beta protein

CCTV isn’t just watching us; it’s changing how our brains work

A study published on 10 December in Neuroscience of Consciousness suggests that surveillance cameras can alter the way our brains process visual information, particularly when it comes to detecting faces and potential threats. The implications extend beyond individual privacy concerns to questions about public mental health and the subtle ways

Egregious Inequality

We’ve all heard the outrageously skewed statistics.