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5G radiation causes BEHAVIOR changes in humans, causes ion potentiation poisoning of brain cells, leading to mass insanity

December 03, 2019 -

This results in behavioral changes and even personality changes among those who are routinely exposed, researchers found. In other words, 5G is a weapon system that doubles as a telecommunications infrastructure, but the real impact is to damage human brain function and destroy rationality, reason and civility, especially among those who live in high population cities where 5G towers are becoming ubiquitous. That's why you may have noticed increased insanity and widespread ...

Exposure to 5G radiation linked to depression and neurological dysfunction, study finds

December 15, 2022 -

A new study published in the International Journal of Environmental Health Research reveals that 5G radiation is associated with all sorts of brain problems in humans, including the development of depression and nervous system damage.

Prolonged exposure to 5G pollution, researchers found, can lead to pyroptosis, a form of inflammatory cell death that is typically caused by microbial infection. This condition can lead to an alteration in the morphology of amygdala, ...

NOT JUST HUMANS: Scientists say 5G radiation is killing animals and wildlife

February 06, 2022 -

The 150-page report, compiled by researchers at the University of Washington and Johns Hopkins University, contains three sections, the first of which looked at how environmental EMFs (electromagnetic frequencies) have radically increased in recent years.

The second part looked at how living organisms are impacted by these EMFs. It reveals how "effects have been observed in mammals such as bats, cervids, cetaceans, and pinnipeds among others, and on birds, insects, ...

Prepping and hydration: Essential tips for preparing for extreme heat

2 days ago -

Picnics and outdoor activities are fun when the weather is great, but you should remember that spending too much time in the sun during summer can also be dangerous. Excessive heat exposure can cause dehydration, which can cause hazardous conditions, such as heat cramps.

Fortunately, you can take measures to protect your family from the heat and sun if you want to stay healthy and active this summer. (h/t to Healthline.com)

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Essential tips for hurricane preparedness

3 days ago - If you're worried about hurricane season, know that hurricanes are dangerous and can cause major damage. Also, note that hurricanes can happen along any U.S. coast or in any territory in the Atlantic or Pacific oceans. (h/t to Ready.gov)

Storm surge is an abnormal water level rise generated by a storm over and above the predicted astronomical tide. Historically, it is the leading cause of hurricane-related deaths in the United States.

Below are some tips to ...

Must-have items for your heatwave emergency kit

4 days ago -

Before disaster strikes, stock up on food supplies and prepare a heatwave emergency kit for yourself and your family. With the necessary supplies, you can ensure that your family is well-fed and comfortable even if things get a little too hot when SHTF.

Hopefully, the power will be on even during a heatwave. But if you experience a blackout during a heatwave, items like battery-powered or manual fans can help everyone stay cool. (h/t to HereComesTheApocalypse....

Microplastics in the bloodstream linked to 4.5 times HIGHER stroke and heart attack risk, warn researchers

5 days ago -

Microplastic pollution in the environment is a worldwide problem with many negative side effects. Several studies have also suggested that once microplastics enter the human body, they can increase the risk of health problems such as heart attack, stroke and even death.

Plastic is a crucial product in industrial production and it is pervasive in daily life. However, when plastic products break down, they turn into microplastics or nanoplastics, which are much smaller....

EMP preparedness: How to protect your electronics

8 days ago -

Both non-preppers and preppers often rely on various electronic devices. But there is a potential threat that could render all devices useless in an instant: an electromagnetic pulse (EMP).

Before SHTF, learn how to EMP-proof electronics and start a prepping stockpile for your family.

Below are some tips on how you can protect electronics from an EMP. (h/t to AlphaSurvivalist.net)What is an electromagnetic pulse?

An electromagnetic pulse (EMP) ...

Emergency preparedness: How to survive a nuclear attack

11 days ago - Nuclear attacks may sound far-fetched, but preppers understand that they need to prepare for the worst. After all, nuclear attacks don't seem that unlikely if you've been monitoring the news and are worried about the still ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.

And with political leaders around the world making nuclear threats, it’s worth thinking about preparing for a nuclear attack, even if it never ever happens. (h/t to MyPatriotSupply....

Power outage preparedness: Staying safe and comfortable during a blackout

15 days ago -

Unlike other emergencies such as an earthquake or civil war, a power outage is more likely to happen throughout the year. The better prepared you are, the greater the chance that you and your family will be comfortable after the lights go out.

Below are some tips that can help your family stay safe and comfortable during a long- or short-term blackout. (h/t to BackdoorSurvival.com)

Prepare flashlights and other light sources

Keep flashlights in several easily ...

Why being prepared is a game-changer

17 days ago -

Even the most experienced prepper knows that it's impossible to prepare for all emergencies. However, this doesn't mean you shouldn't try.

Before SHTF, preparing for common emergencies like natural disasters or economic collapse can help your family prepare for the worst and reduce casualties.

Below are some of the most important benefits of emergency preparedness. (h/t to WaldenU.edu)Being prepared can help reduce fears

Natural disasters and emergencies can ...

Nevada nuclear test site near the filming location of infamous John Wayne movie linked to CANCER DEATHS

24 days ago -

The 1956 film "The Conqueror" featured Wayne as the Mongolian warlord Genghis Khan. It was filmed in the desert outside St. George, Utah. However, the movie became infamous decades later due to the suspicious number of cancer deaths that followed its production.

St. George is located 137 miles downwind from the Nevada Test Site (NTS). The federal government conducted more than 900 nuclear tests at the NTS. For years, the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) – which was abolished ...

Southwest Airlines’ Boeing 737 PLUNGES to less than 500 feet above the ground, terrifying Oklahoma residents

25 days ago -

A Boeing 737 MAX-8 aircraft plummeted to less than 500 feet off the ground over Oklahoma, leaving residents terrified.

According to flight data, Southwest Airlines Flight 4069, which was on the way to Oklahoma City from Las Vegas, flew as low as 450 feet above Yukon while on a final approach to Will Rogers World Airport just after midnight on June 19.

Doorbell camera footage caught the Boeing 737 hovering above several houses in the area before it flew out of frame....

Geoengineering project in California may cause heatwaves in Europe, scientists warn

a month ago -

(Article republished from YourNews.com)A recent geoengineering experiment designed to reduce temperatures in California has raised concerns about potentially causing heatwaves in Europe. Researchers from the University of Washington conducted an experiment last month, spraying reflective aerosols, commonly known as chemtrails, into clouds over the ocean near San Francisco Bay. This technique, known as “marine cloud brightening,” aims to cool the surface below by reflecting ...

Smart meter REFUGEES in New Mexico try to stop the technology from entering the state, citing human health and wildlife impacts

a month ago -

New Mexicans for Utility Safety challenge the state’s grid modernization plan

Smart meters, also known as advanced metering infrastructure (AMI), are digital devices designed to monitor and transmit real-time data on electricity, gas or water consumption to utility companies. These devices are constantly providing utility companies with private data. Advocates of the technology argue that smart meters enhance efficiency and allow for more accurate billing. However, an advocacy group ...

Mike Adams announces new Brighteon.AI downloadable Large Language Model (LLM) that produces stunning answers on herbal medicine, phytochemistry, survival skills and more

a month ago -

The model is a fine-tuned version of Dolphin-Mistral-7B, which is an uncensored version of Mistral-7B. It is released as an experimental, non-commercial, free-to-download LLM for public use, under the Apache 2.0 license (see license.txt and other files in the download zip package for full details and credits). It runs locally on Mac, Windows and Linux, and requires no internet connection to function.

This LLM is trained on the only data set in the world that has been procured ...

War at our door…literally! Russian warships and nuclear sub in Cuba could annihilate all of America before U.S. ‘assets in the area’ could stop them

a month ago -

(Article by Susan Duclos republished from AllNewsPipeline.com)

No warning, no chance to get out of the way, only being able to pray it isn't a direct hit or close enough for radiation to take you out in a brutally painful way.

In the meantime, while the U.S.-led NATO might be on Russia's doorstep, an American response will do far less damage to Russia's people than a Russian nuclear strike on America would do to us, because as we have previously noted, Russia has updated ...

EMP-proofing MYTHS preppers need to know about

a month ago -

As a prepper you can take precautions to protect yourself and your loved ones from the consequences of an EMP event. Below are some EMP-proofing myths that could help you make informed decisions when preparing for an EMP event. (h/t to AskAPrepper.com)DIY Faraday cages provide sufficient protection

Homemade Faraday cages can provide protection. But the effectiveness of a Faraday cage depends on proper design, adequate materials and professional notch construction techniques....

Survey: Majority of French citizens believe rise in IMMIGRATION and decline in public safety are connected

a month ago -

The poll was conducted by the Paris-based CSA Institute for the French TV channel CNews, radio station Europe 1 and the weekly newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche. According to its findings, 68 percent of respondents see a correlation between immigration and the rise in delinquency in France.

The connection is widely recognized among right-wing voters, according to Remix News. Ninety-four percent of those supporting the French Republican Party recognize such a link, alongside ...

Depression: What you need to know and how to beat it

2 months ago -

Here are some self-help ways to alleviate the symptoms of depression and minimize its impact on daily life.Get some exercise

Regular exercise has been proven to reduce stress, ward off anxiety and depression and boost self-esteem. A study published in The Primary Care Companion to the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry explains credible physiological and psychological mechanisms underlying the antidepressant effects of exercise, such as the thermogenic hypothesis, the endorphin ...