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Sudden Sharp Chest Pain? Here’s What Could Be Causing It

Have you ever experienced feeling a sudden, sharp pain in your chest? For most people, their immediate response would be to seek urgent care. Although this seems like a wise move, there are cases when it might not be necessary. In fact, amo

High Times Magazine Returns, Reigniting Its Legacy

There are few names that shaped counterculture from the margins as profoundly as High Times. For many of us in the psychedelic space, it was a first point of contact—passed between friends, tucked beneath mattresses, or proudly displayed ne

Saw Palmetto: The Hormone Helping Herb

Saw Palmetto (Serenoa repens) is a wonderful herb used globally as medicine. Though modern day herbal repertories typically recommend Saw Palmetto primarily for prostate issues, this berry has many, varied applications. It’s a nurturing fri

How drug companies bribed doctors to vaccinate, vaccinate and vaccinate

Dr Vernon Coleman argues that vaccination is promoted by those with a vested interest, including doctors, nurses and politicians, while those who oppose it do so out of concern for the dangers associated with vaccines, often at personal cos

Which is more dangerous: measles or the measles vaccine?

The vaccine propaganda machine is currently running one of its regular campaigns to persuade parents to have their children vaccinated against measles. Here’s what corporate media is not telling parents. According to Dr Vernon Coleman, in

Why you should give up meals completely

Dr Vernon Coleman suggests that eating three square meals a day is unnatural and can lead to weight gain and stomach problems. He recommends eating mini-meals, which involve eating small meals frequently throughout the day when hungry, rath

White fibrous clots found in 3-year-old child born to mother who was covid vaccinated while pregnant

Examination of a 3-year-old child’s blood reveals the alarming discovery of fibrous clots in the blood of young children born to mothers who received covid mRNA “vaccines” during pregnancy. Also, a provisionally accepted paper shows that co

This is how drug companies crush dissent and destroy those who speak out

‘Roche versus Adams’ is a book written by Stanley Adams, published in 1984. The book details Adams’ experiences as a corporate whistle-blower in the 1970s against the pharmaceutical company Hoffmann-LaRoche. In the following, Dr. Vernon Col

Autism is not determined by genes

The current understanding of the relationship between genes and autism is incomplete and misleading. The search for the gene that predisposes people to autism is part of a broader genetic and genomic research industry that received over $8

Wind and solar can never be a meaningful power source, and they are more expensive

The following is a collection of articles that have caught the attention of Stop These Things. It includes a scientific explanation of why wind and solar energy can never be a source of power that a country needs, and articles highlighting

The medical establishment prioritises global warming over patient care; people will die

The medical establishment, worldwide, is prioritising global warming over healthcare. As a consequence, a massive number of patients are going to die, Dr. Vernon Coleman says. The medical profession, he says, “is one of the most dangerous

LNPs in covid injections lead to slow, systemic toxicity and long-term damage

Lipid nanoparticles (“LNPs”) are very small spherical particles composed of lipids, serving as a pharmaceutical drug delivery system. In mRNA covid “vaccines,” for example, LNPs act as delivery vehicles that protect the mRNA and transport i

Is Clutter Quietly Wrecking Your Nervous System? Why Spring Cleaning Might Be the Cure

When your space feels chaotic, it affects more than just your mood — it affects how your body functions. Your home environment sends constant signals to your brain. If it's filled with visual clutter, unfinished tasks or outdated reminders

Immediate CPR from Bystanders Can Improve Cardiac Arrest Survival

According to a report from The Washington Post, more than 350,000 people in the United States experience a cardiac arrest outside of a hospital setting. And in nine out of 10 cases, the person experiencing cardiac arrest dies because help d

Wind turbines pose a variety of hazards, from fire to falling over and exposed cables

Continuing from an article he wrote last week, Al Christie lists seven hazards of wind turbines. As well as a fire hazard, they pose a risk of oil leaks, falling over and a hazard to coast guard radar systems. And if cables for offshore wi