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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 If it's filled with visual clutter, unfinished tasks or outdated reminders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

The End of Medicine: “Don’t debate the science”

Using Britain’s health care system as an example, Dr. Vernon Coleman explains how the medical profession, now wholly committed to and devoted to the deliberately manufactured myth of global warming, has decided that stopping global warming

Debbie Lerman exposes the real covid story in her new book ‘The Deep State Goes Viral’

The covid pandemic response was not a public health response but rather a global operation coordinated by national security agencies and public-private partnerships, following a biodefense and/or counterterrorism playbook. The response was

Since 2019, UK’s heart health has declined more rapidly than in any other decade for 50 years, British Heart Foundation says

A new report from the British Heart Foundation (“BHF”) indicates that people’s heart health in the UK is declining rapidly, marking the worst start to a decade for heart health in over 50 years. “The UK’s heart health has declined more quic

Are these the world’s worst drug companies?

Dr Vernon Coleman thinks Pfizer, AstraZeneca, GlaxoSmithKline and Johnson & Johnson could be the worst drug companies in the world. Read on to find out why. Let’s not lose touch…Your Government and Big Tech are actively trying to censor th

Mad Miliband’s rush to net zero puts UK at risk of Spanish-style blackouts

At the end of last month, Spain, Portugal, and parts of France experienced a massive power outage. The blackout was likely caused by a reliance on non-dispatchable “renewable” energy sources, making the grid fragile and unable to handle sud

There is no climate change crisis; there’s a crisis of corrupted politicians and institutions

Record crops and growing ice sheets are empirical evidence that challenge climate alarmists’ orthodoxy. Ignoring this information is not only unscientific but also immoral. The crisis is not in our atmosphere; it’s in corrupted institutio

Wind turbines are a threat to the environment, wildlife and human health

Wind turbines are destroying wildlife, including endangered species, such as whales, eagles and migratory birds, due to collisions, sonar surveys and other hazards. The construction and operation of wind turbines and their associated infras

‘The Medicine Men’ 50 years on

50 years ago, Dr. Vernon Coleman wrote his first book. Published in 1975, ‘The Medicine Men’ was also the first book to attack the pharmaceutical industry and criticise the medical establishment for its connections with the industry. At th

Poor resource management, not climate change, is causing water shortages in Nigeria

On Monday, an article written by Africa News and AP was published claiming that climate change is causing riverbeds in Nigeria to dry up. Consequently, farmers are struggling to find water for their crops. Wrong, says Climate Realism. The

Lockdowns imposed in 2020 for covid were planned in 2005 for flu

The book ‘The Deep State Goes Viral: Pandemic Planning and the Covid Coup’ by Debbie Lerman explores the role of the deep state in pandemic planning and the implementation of lockdowns. According to Jeffrey Tucker’s foreword, the book delve

The informal sector in developing nations is richer than we think

When reporting on the inequality between the rich and the poor, Oxfam makes the mistake of thinking that the world’s “poor” own little to nothing. What Oxfam ignores in its estimates is the informal sector; people who own “dead capital,” p