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Alcohol consumption is “an important modifiable risk factor of atrial fibrillation,” warn researchers

March 29, 2019 -

AFib is an irregular and often rapid heart rate that can lead to heart-related problems, such as blood clots, stroke, and heart failure. Existing observational studies and literature reviews have shown that regular moderate alcohol consumption may increase the risk of this condition. However, its effect on atrial remodeling has not yet been fully understood.

A team of Australian researchers sought to determine the effect of various degrees of alcohol intake on ...

Alcohol consumption during pregnancy found to have transgenerational damaging effect on developing brains

July 24, 2017 - alcohol consumption at any stage of pregnancy is dangerous.

As mentioned, FASD is characterized by a variety of symptoms, although there are a few common problems that can be seen. These include:

Mothers who suspect their children may have FASD are encouraged to speak with their physicians immediately. This discussion should include one’s alcohol history. To date, there is no cure for FASD, although certain ...

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Light alcohol consumption tied to increased risk of breast cancer in women

Government 'experts' claim all alcohol, including red wine, is bad for you: Here's why they're wrong

Alcohol consumption is directly related to breast cancer: latest scientific facts

Challenge studies that encourage moderate alcohol consumption for health and longevity

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Alcohol consumption is directly related to breast cancer: latest scientific facts

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Alcohol consumption is directly related to breast cancer: latest scientific facts

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Alcohol consumption is directly related to breast cancer: latest scientific facts

March 16, 2014 - Alcohol consumption is directly related to breast cancer: latest scientific facts

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Sen. Johnson now openly questioning the “lone gunman” claim pushed by the Secret Service and FBI

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In an interview, Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) shared his belief that multiple shooters and weapons were involved in the incident.

“Was it one rifle? Was it more than one? I’ve seen some pretty interesting video on the internet by experts that certainly calls into question what the FBI’s telling us about a single shooter,” he told Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo.

“You know, I saw an extremely convincing video online, I know it’s all over the place. There were three distinct ...

Biopsy specialists from Japan confirm COVID jabs cause deadly heart failure

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Dr. Hiroyuki Yamamoto from the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine at Narita-Tomisato Tokushukai Hospital in Chiba, Japan, led the following team of people in determining the cause behind the global spike in cardiac deaths that occurred after Operation Warp Speed was launched:

This powerful team of scientific experts produced evidence showing that COVID injections cause vaccine-induced myocarditis, also known as VAM. If left untreated, VAM can kill a ...

Microsoft CrowdStrike payment blackout caused supermarkets to go CASH ONLY

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The newly cash-only operations encountered hordes of angry and confused people who were unable to buy food from the local supermarket because they were heavy on cards and low on cash.

The issue began after a Microsoft software product failed, taking down air traffic control towers, television channels, banks, government office operations, and phone lines. Cybersecurity software firm Crowdstrike claims the collapse of the Microsoft system was prompted by a flawed anti-viral ...

Many processed foods contain potentially toxic substances NOT LISTED on ingredient labels

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Known as "processing aids," these hidden additives are not labeled because technically they are not part of the food product itself, but are rather residues left over from the food production process.

Common processing aids include additives that "soak and wash" certain ingredients, "filter" beverages like wine and juice to make them appear clearer, and improve the texture of bread products to make them softer and more elastic, among other uses.

"During the production ...

OBVIOUS COVER-UP: FBI, DHS and DOJ refuse to provide requested information about Trump assassination attempt

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Attempts by Congress to obtain and preserve records and information relating to the security setup at Trump's Butler, Penn., have thus far failed as the DOJ, the DHS and the FBI are all stonewalling the investigation.

Sen. Johnson further demanded in a letter he wrote to Attorney General Merrick Garland, DHS head Alejandro Mayorkas and FBI Director Christopher Wray the preservation of background information on the alleged gunman as well as all texts and communications between ...

Lawmakers urge Federal Trade Commission to take action against ONLINE ADS for junk foods

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The bipartisan group of lawmakers led by U.S. Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) made the request in a June 17 letter addressed to FTC Chairwoman Lina Khan and four other commissioners. It urged the FTC to update its decade-old report on food marketing to children and adolescents, emphasizing the need to address the rapidly evolving landscape of digital advertising.

"We are alarmed by the proliferation of unhealthy food and beverage marketing directed toward children across online platforms," ...

Ivermectin found to work against Parkinson’s, depression, chronic pain and more

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In an article posted to his Repurposed Drugs Substack, physician, writer and human rights advocate Justus R. Hope unpacked the latest science on ivermectin, which in addition to fighting viruses, bacteria and cancer also shows unique neuroprotective benefits.

Citing the work of Dr. William Makis, Hope explains that ivermectin prevents P2X4 receptors from internalizing and overexpressing. P2X4 expression is a driver of many neurological diseases including dementia (i.e., Alzheimer's ...

Nearly 1 million Californians rely on 385 failing public water systems

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According to the State Water Resources Control Board, around 913,000 California residents are affected by the 385 public water systems that are currently failing; this amounts to roughly 2% of the state’s population.

Not surprisingly, minorities and disadvantaged people are being affected disproportionately, with 56 of the systems serving “disadvantaged communities” and 67% serving “majority communities of color.” The report states that the failing water systems are largely ...

Shipping costs are rising all over the world, striking a huge blow to international trade

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Conflicts, economic downturns and restrictions on shipping all over the world are causing shipping costs to surge, straining the free flow of international trade.

In the Middle East, for nearly 10 months now, Houthi forces from Yemen have been assaulting ships in the region for their owners' or operators' connections to Israel. (Related: Yemeni military reiterates warning to Israeli-linked ships not to pass through the Red Sea after claiming to have sunk 2 ships that violated ...

New AI-powered in-vehicle camera technology will assess driver intoxication

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The new system, which seeks to reduce drunk driving accidents, was presented in a paper published on April 9 at a joint conference by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the Computer Vision Foundation.

According to the presentation, the in-development AI algorithm utilizes a single color camera to monitor variables such as gaze direction and head position. It incorporates 3D and infrared footage of the driver's face, rearview videos showing driver posture, ...

UN estimates it will take at least 15 years to clear Gaza of bombing debris

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The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) underscored the immense scale of this undertaking, highlighting that the debris poses grave threats due to potential unexploded ordnance and hazardous substances.

The UNRWA emphasized the logistical challenges, noting that more than 100 trucks would be necessary to clear the rubble, which accumulated during Israel's intensive bombing campaign.

From Oct. 7 to May 4, Israel's bombardment ...

Ivermectin’s neuroprotective properties could protect against damage from EMFs, vaccines

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It turns out that ivermectin can be repurposed to treat many different health conditions beyond just parasites and COVID, including Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis (MS), stroke, chronic pain, anxiety, depression, schizophrenia and more.

Dr. William Makis recently wrote a piece specifically about ivermectin's neuroprotective benefits that cites a number of studies about the drug's efficacy. He found that ivermectin bears unique properties that promote remyelination ...

5 Science-backed health benefits of garlic

12 days ago - Many savory dishes feature garlic, a flavorful superfood. According to scientific data, garlic offers many amazing health benefits, such as supporting optimal heart health and protecting against cancer.

Known scientifically as Allium sativum, garlic is a culinary staple and an impressive powerhouse of bioactive compounds with beneficial effects on human health.

Garlic is a great source of potassium, which helps with muscle contraction and heart function.

Garlic ...

Once-vibrant Sicilian tourist hotspot now turning away visitors due to severe water shortage

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A charming coastal city in central Sicily, Agrigento is renowned for its archaeological sites, notably the Valley of the Temples, a sprawling, 3,200-acre archaeological site with eight temples built by Greek settlers between 510 and 430 B.C.

However, the arrival of thousands of tourists every year has made it difficult for the city's residents to maintain their water supplies, especially since the city of 60,000 people still heavily relies on an ancient aqueduct system for ...

Amount of fentanyl seized across the U.S. this year enough to kill the combined population of America’s 5 largest states

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The fentanyl crisis in the United States has reached unprecedented levels, posing a severe threat to public health and safety. Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that is up to 100 times more potent than morphine, has become a leading cause of overdose deaths across the country.

Law enforcement agencies are seizing massive quantities of this deadly substance, with recent seizures alone containing enough fentanyl to kill the combined populations of California, Texas, Florida, New ...