Natural Masking as a Way of Life
Here I go with the mask thing again, sorry, but a strange thing is happening with this around the world.
Topic
Psychology
Psychology is the study of conscious and unconscious phenomena, feeling and thought. It is an academic discipline of immense scope. Psychologists seek an understanding of the emergent properties of the mind, and all the variety of phenomena associated to personality.
How fact-checkers and anti-disinformation campaigns restrict freedom of speech in the “Global Boiling Era”
Historically, freedom of speech has been restricted through direct coercion. But today, this is being done in more subtle ways: “fact-checkers,” governments pressurising social media companies to censor, anti-disinformation campaigns and “hate speech” laws.
The insidious restrictions have got so bad that in some European countries, people have become fearful
What Are the Primary Causes and Potential Complications of Urinary Tract Infections?
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are one of the most common health conditions globally, with at least half of women affected by one or more UTIs during their lifetime.
Use of Antidepressants Continues to Rise
Editor's Note: This article is a reprint.
The Pervasive Problem of Plastics in Your Food
There's a good chance you're eating plastic with virtually every meal, according to sobering findings from Consumer Reports.
Can This Probiotic Fix Your Gut and Hair?
Probiotic supplements have long been promoted for their ability to improve your gastrointestinal health.
Virology is a Fraudulent Pseudoscience and is a Dying Field
While most people regard virology as a "bona fede" hard science, it does not follow the scientific method and has its roots firmly in fraudulent pseudoscience.
Why Proper Breathing Is the Key to Optimal Health
The interview above features Peter Litchfield, Ph.D., who is, in my view, one of the best breathing experts in the world.
Maslow and His Unclimbable Pyramid
Everyone knows Maslow and his pyramid of needs, right? Don’t feel bad if you don’t; it is just one of those psychological concepts psychologists like to come up with to illustrate explanations of the weird human mind.
Not to diss Maslow, he was pretty cool. And a lot
How Big Pharma Sold Depression to the World
When you read history textbooks, you will frequently notice events of the past (and the society going along with them) being cast in a negative light.
Weightlifting for an Hour a Week Cuts Risk for Stroke and Heart Attack Up to 70%
Editor's Note: This article is a reprint.
What’s the Best Predictor of Heart Disease?
Is high total cholesterol and/or elevated low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol indicative of elevated heart disease risk? According to Dr.
The Strange Connection Between Vision Loss and Alzheimer's
Editor's Note: This article is a reprint.
Jordan B Peterson: The Reflection I Never Wished to See
In the dusty corridors of intellectual exploration, I, an avid follower of Jordan B Peterson’s insights into Jungian psychology and Nietzschean philosophy, find myself confronting a recent heartbreak.
At first, I chose to ignore it, not ready for what it actually meant. But I’ve mulled over it for
Just How Far Will the FDA Go to Protect a Bad Drug?
In yesterday's article, I reviewed the immensely concerning data that emerged throughout the SSRI antidepressant trials.
