Duck Eggs Versus Chicken Eggs — How Do They Compare?
STORY AT-A-GLANCE Pastured eggs are an excellent source of nutrition — one that's been enjoyed for about 6 million years.
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Antibiotics Linked to Fatal Heart Condition
STORY AT-A-GLANCE Research shows your body's microbiome has nearly 39 trillion bacteria.
Spontaneous neuronal avalanches as a correlate of access consciousness
Decades of research have advanced our understanding of the biophysical mechanisms underlying consciousness.
What Your Feet Might Say About Your Health
STORY AT-A-GLANCE You may not think about them frequently, but your feet affect your whole body.
The Biotechnology experimentation has to be stopped – US has now developed deadlier version of alleged Covid Virus
Researchers at Boston University, funded in part by the US National Institutes of Health (“NIH”) and Anthony Fauci’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (“NIAID”), have developed a more dangerous and infectious version of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
“I was in shock when a couple of my colleagues directed
Why Coffee Affects Metabolism
STORY AT-A-GLANCE Many people struggle with obesity and being overweight.
Experiments Show How Difficult It Is to Infect Others with Influenza-Like Illnesses
Professor Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson highlighted how difficult it is for someone to transmit an influenza-like illness (“ILI”) to another person. They highlight experiments, or challenge studies, done long before Covid with rhinoviridae which causes common colds.
“If you have followed these experiments and paid attention, just like the
Sweden Orders Area Around Baltic Pipe Leaks Closed
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) – The Swedish prosecutor in charge of the investigation into leaks from pipelines in the Baltic Sea said Tuesday that he has ordered the area to be closed as he carries out a preliminary investigation into “suspected gross sabotage.” “I understand the great public interest, but we are
Spike Protein mRNA From Covid Injections Gets into Breastmilk, A New Study Says
A new study was published on Monday that admitted the mRNA “vaccine” clinical trials excluded several vulnerable groups, including children and breastfeeding mothers. These tests should have been done before rolling out a mass vaccination program – but hey, this is the new way of practising experimental medicine, Dr. Byram Bridle
Australian Researchers Review the Safety of Covid Injections – It’s Bad News
A review of the promises and predictions originally made regarding mRNA “vaccines” and the actual facts was carried out by two Australian researchers and published in the Journal of Clinical & Experimental Immunology on 21 September 2022. Although the review refers to data from around the world, it is written from
AUDIO: Ed Curtin on Perspective with Jesse Zurawell
Author and sociology teacher (and regular OffG contributor) Edward Curtin joins Jesse Zurawell on the most recent episode of Perspective from TNTRadio.
What Are the Health Benefits of Vitamin K2?
STORY AT-A-GLANCE Vitamin K is a fat-soluble vitamin essential for the functioning of several proteins involved in physiological processes.
NIH Studies Conducted 50 Years Ago Showed Societal Collapse Brought About Extinction
William Vogt, Paul Ehrlich, and the others were neo-Malthusians, arguing that population growth would cause our demise by exhausting our natural resources, leading to starvation and conflict. But John Calhoun’s “Universe 25” experiments on rats and mice showed that overcrowding on its own could destroy a society before famine
Manuka Honey Helps Combat Antibiotic Resistant Lung Infection
STORY AT-A-GLANCE Honey has been valued for its antimicrobial properties for thousands of years.
Another Ill Effect of Covid injections – Transplant Rejection
Transplant recipients are rejecting their new organ after receiving a vaccination against Covid-19, adding an additional challenge for the vaccinated population, according to the new study published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine.
A group of 18 health experts and researchers from Japan conducted a study to systematically evaluate and