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Startling Truths about Chemotherapy (Part One)

Chemotherapy may only improve a patient’s chances of survival by 3-5%, with some studies suggesting as little as 2.5% for breast cancer patients. The treatment can cause significant damage to healthy cells, the immune system and other parts

Watching too much TV increases your risk of heart disease

Spending more than two hours a day watching TV increases your heart disease risk by 12%, even if you have low genetic risk for Type 2 diabetes. Limiting television viewing to less than one hour daily cuts heart disease risk, even in people

Mad scientists at Stanford are proposing growing “spare” human bodies in artificial wombs to experiment on

Human “biological materials” are an essential commodity in medicine, and persistent shortages of these materials create a major bottleneck to progress. The solution, according to those who have lost their humanity, is “ethically sourced” h

Fibrous, rubbery clots caused by covid injections have prion-like seeding activity

Throughout 2024, embalmers were still seeing white fibrous, rubbery clots in 27% of corpses. An intrepid team continue to investigate what is actually causing them. At the end of March, one of the team members, Tom Haviland, published an u

mRNA covid injections cause long-term changes to chromosomes, increasing the risk of leukaemia and brain tumours, new study warns

A peer-reviewed study by 19 German researchers links the mRNA covid-19 injections to the onset of cancer and autoimmune disorders. The researchers identified long-term changes in a key component of chromosomes, which can promote tumour grow

Editorial: Understanding Rest-Activity Rhythms: Uncovering Factors Shaping Behavioral Rhythms in Diverse Ecological Contexts

Temporal patterns regulate biological processes across the animal kingdom, influencing how species allocate time to optimize survival. These patterns shape rest-activity rhythms and allow animals to balance energy, foraging, social interact

The deep state loves the “no virus” narrative

Four years ago, Dr. Mery Nass explained why the deep state loves the “no virus” narrative. On Wednesday, she republished her article. She originally published her article because she was asked to comment on claims made in an Off-Guardian a

Bill Gates says AI will eliminate most jobs except for coders, energy experts and biologists

Doctors, teachers, farmers and many others who are going along with the Globalists’ agenda will soon learn what the agenda has in store for them. Bill Gates has “predicted” that over the next decade, advances in artificial intelligence (“AI

Effects of neutron exposure on the embryonic development of European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax), a candidate fish species for space aquaculture: simulated conditions on the ISS and during a lunar mission

One of the scenarios for manned space exploration involves the presence of a community on a lunar base that is partially autonomous in terms of food production. Space aquaculture could represent a source of nutrient-rich food to supplement

How Does Hot Lemon Water Benefit Your Health?

Lemons have been valued for centuries, not just for their bright, tangy flavor but also for their powerful health benefits. Historically, they were so rare that Romans considered them a status symbol of nobility. In the Age of Exploration,

Intermittent Fasting During Adolescence Could Have Long-Term Effects on Metabolism

How can you protect your brain from neurodegenerative conditions like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's? Consume more low-fiber, carbohydrate-rich foods to stabilize gut bacteria Increase your intake of antioxidant-rich foods to fight brain infl

Weekly Health Quiz: Mitochondrial Dysfunction, Alzheimer's Support and Benzodiazepines

1 How do specific bacterial strains, such as Streptococcus bovis, in the gut microbiome increase the risk of early-onset colorectal cancer? By weakening the gut lining, allowing harmful toxins into your system By producing mutagenic chemic

How Sleeping Pills Harm Your Brain and Raise Dementia Risk

An estimated 50 million to 70 million Americans struggle with sleep disorders, and one in three adults fails to get the uninterrupted sleep needed for optimal health. For many, sleeping pills seem like the easiest solution. In the United St

Bechamp was right

This post is dedicated to all those ingenious men, who dared to probe the mainstream, profit-oriented medical racket and tried to tell the whole truth about their findings.