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Groundbreaking study identifies two bacteria in the gut that trigger MS

A groundbreaking study published in PNAS has identified two gut bacteria as triggers for Multiple Sclerosis (“MS”). The study involved 81 pairs of identical twins, where only one sibling had MS, and found that these bacteria were consistent

Biotechnology and AI have become a religion

The rise of biotechnology and AI has created a new religion that promises a better life, but in reality, it poses significant risks to human health and freedom. Dr. Guy Hatchard explains more by demonstrating how what is happening in the US

Open Letter to New Zealand First MPs: The Gene Technology Bill is a threat to all life

In an open letter calling for New Zealand First MPs, Mary Hobbs warned of the threat the proposed Gene Technology Bill poses to the country’s food, farms and environment, and called for the MPs to vote “No” when the Bill returns to Parliame

DMSO: A remedy for respiratory diseases and lung conditions

Chronic respiratory diseases remain profitable but poorly treated, subjecting patients to expensive healthcare, impaired stamina and painful decline. However, there is an effective and inexpensive alternative: dimethyl sulphoxide, or DMSO.

New Zealand’s covid inquiry cherry picks evidence to suit a pre-determined outcome

Phase Two of New Zealand’s Royal Commission on covid is at risk of failing the public due to its approach to vaccine safety, ignoring evidence of serious adverse effects and relying on discredited ideas. During the week of 7 to 11 July, th

Vaccination: A crime against health and liberties spanning 100 years

US Senator Ron Johnson recently hosted a Committee hearing to highlight the voices of the vaccine-injured. “The faith in vaccines and vaccination policy is protected with religious-like zeal. And those questioning them are viewed as aposta

After the US defunds GAVI, Bill Gates declares: “All the progress we’ve made is at risk”

At a GAVI fundraising event, US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced that the United States would halt funding to GAVI, the Vaccine Alliance, citing concerns over vaccine safety. Bill Gates gave a speech at th

Bermuda: Open letter calling for immediate suspension of all covid mRNA injections

The World Council for Health Bermuda Country Council is calling for the immediate suspension of covid mRNA “vaccine” products due to a growing body of evidence suggesting they contribute to an alarming rise in disability and excess deaths.

The Crucial Connection Between Vitamin K2, Calcium Metabolism, and Disease Prevention

For decades, the conventional advice for optimal bone health has been to take calcium supplements — but the fact is that without the right co-factors, like vitamin K2, this nutrient doesn't end up strengthening bones, and could cause damage

Fed a Lie — The Truth About Seed Oils

How can you help prevent ovarian cysts from coming back? Decreasing your intake of vegetable oils to provide essential fatty acids for ovarian health Using natural progesterone to restore hormonal balance and reduce cyst recurrence Using n

What to Do if You Get Diagnosed with an Ovarian Cyst

How does DMSO supercharge your medication treatments? It keeps medications concentrated on your skin’s surface, ensuring prolonged contact for localized relief of minor issues It carries medications swiftly through your skin to your entire

Prostate Disease (Part Two)

Research has shown that a link exists between specific types of food and prostate cancer, with high fat intake, particularly from animal sources, increasing the risk of developing the disease, Dr. Vernon Coleman writes. Studies have found t

Tight Hips? Try These Moves to Help

Every step you take depends on your hips doing their job. They aren't just joints; they're command centers for movement. When they stop functioning well, everything else pays the price. You might notice your knees aching, your back tighteni

Prostate Disease (Part One)

Prostate cancer is a common type of cancer that affects men, with almost one in three men over the age of 50 being affected. It is believed that half of all men have cancer of the prostate when they die, although most of them were not awar

Study Finds Elevated Cardiovascular Risk After Early Hysterectomy

Hysterectomy is one of the most common surgeries for women in the United States. The procedure involves removing the uterus, which means no more periods and no possibility of pregnancy. About 600,000 hysterectomies are done each year, and b