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Introducing a variety of natural foods into your baby’s diet sets your child up for stronger immunity, for life

Introducing a wide variety of plant-based foods into babies’ diets after the age of one speeds up gut microbiome maturity, helping your child develop better digestion and stronger immunity from an early age. Children who consume diverse pla

George Soros’ Open Society: A century-old plan for a world without borders under a global oligarchy

HelioWave traces George Soros’ open society worldview back a century, beginning with Thomas Malthus, to the Technocracy movement to the Fabian Society. Soros’ Open Society Foundation, inspired by Karl Popper’s concept of an open society, ai

Controligarchs: Control freaks and billionaires who think the world is overpopulated

Seamus Bruner, the Director of Research at the Government Accountability Institute, joined the First Things podcast to discuss his new book ‘Controligarchs: Exposing the Billionaire Class, their Secret Deals, and the Globalist Plot to Domin

Everything You Need to Know About Vitamin D for Your Health

What does research reveal about your estrogen levels during menopause, contrary to common belief? They’re often high in tissues despite lower blood levels, showing dominance Research indicates that during menopause, you often have high est

Malaysian doctor acquitted of criminal charges for speaking out about covid vaccine safety issues

After a four-year legal battle, Malaysian doctor Roland Victor, who is a resident doctor at The Sky Clinic in Kuala Lumpur, has been acquitted of criminal charges by the Sepang Sessions Court for questioning the safety of covid injections.

The establishment and its media’s attack on populism is clearly seen with Marine Le Pen

Marine Le Pen is the most popular leader in France, yet the taxpayer-funded press corps ignores that salient detail while it smears her supporters as radicals amidst the lawfare campaign aimed at barring her from power. Le Pen is not the o

Startling Truths about Chemotherapy (Part Two)

In the second part of startling truths about chemotherapy, Dr. Vernon Coleman highlights that chemotherapy is often recommended because of financial interests, with drug companies, cancer charities and doctors profiting from it, despite its

Menopause and the Influence of Estrogen Dominance

What could you have fed your infant before formula existed, and how did it compare to pasteurized options? Raw animal milks offered mild benefits, while pasteurized ones caused slight allergies Raw animal milks provided big benefits, unlik

UN said rising sea levels due to global warming could wipe entire nations off the face of the Earth … by the year 2000

In 1989, a senior UN environmental official named Noel Brown warned that entire nations could be wiped off the face of the Earth by rising sea levels if the global warming trend was not reversed by the year 2000. Coastal flooding and crop f

BadBanki: Censorship through Frozen Assets in Iceland

We are witnessing an age where free speech is becoming increasingly endangered, and voicing an opinion might not just cost you social media attacks, but outright financial loss. Now more than ever, the world is urgently in need of ethical s

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

New Data Exposes Global Healthcare Funding Inequalities

New data from the World Health Organization reveals that many governments’ public funding of health care falls short of what is needed to meet their human rights obligations. The vast majority of people live in countries where low public fu

After a decade of wasteful expenditure, the US military is ending its “climate change crap”

Hundreds of billions of dollars have been spent by the US military on unsuccessful initiatives such as the Navy’s Great Green Fleet programme. Now, it is coming to an end. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth believes that climate change mitigati

A European Perspective on Intercultural Competence and Prejudice: A Cross-Cultural Analysis

This study examines the relationship between intercultural competence and subtle and blatant prejudice toward refugees in Germany, the UK, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Ukraine, and Serbia. Using the Cultural Intelligence Scale and the Multi