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Studies reveal potential benefits of chlorophyll in cancer prevention and treatment

January 10, 2024 -

Chlorophyll, primarily found in green leafy vegetables like spinach, kale and broccoli, is known for its role in photosynthesis – the process by which plants convert sunlight into energy. Recent studies have shed light on its potential health benefits in cancer prevention and treatment.

A study published in the Journal of Cancer Prevention Research tested the effects of spinach extract enriched with chlorophyll on 12,000 animals to learn how it affects markers of biological ...

Cancer prevention tips: 5 Natural ways to reduce your breast cancer risk

May 31, 2023 -

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 264,000 cases are diagnosed annually in American women, and about 42,000 die from the disease each year. Breast cancer is not only exclusive to women, as men can also develop abnormal growths in their breast tissue. Although fewer than one percent of all breast cancers occur in men, the lack of routine screening for males means the disease is often diagnosed at a more advanced stage.

But breast cancer is ...

YouTube amps up “medical misinformation” policy: Now you can’t talk about alternative cancer treatments or PREVENTION of any disease

August 22, 2023 -

In a "long term vision" notice on its official blog, YouTube's Dr. Garth Graham, the Director and Global Head of Healthcare and Public Health Partnership, along with Matt Halprin, the Vice President and Global Head of Trust and Safety, explain how "removing cancer misinformation" is now a top priority alongside removing all contrary information about the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19).

"In the years since we began our efforts to make YouTube a destination for high-quality ...

VOTER FRAUD PREVENTION: Why aren’t there watermarks, security threads and serial numbers on voting ballots, just like on cash money?

2 months ago -

Ballot signature verification is a joke, as we saw during 2020 in the most fraudulent election in U.S. history

Anyone can fake a signature for someone else, especially when signatures can be a single swoop stroke of a pen, or a scribble that looks like a medical doctor signing off on a prescription drug note pad. The Democrats call this a security feature that "ensures a legitimately issued ballot is returned." This is used when a voter "loses their mail ballot" and needs a new ...

Dr. Michael Nehls proposes Unified Theory of Alzheimer’s Disease (UTAD) to prevent, cure dementia

January 02, 2024 -

Dr. Michael Nehls, author of the book "The Indoctrinated Brain," presents a speculative primer into the causes of Alzheimer's. The primer integrates all key behavioral, genetic and environmental risk factors "in a causal chain of etiological and pathogenetic events" in order to develop a sound scientific approach for preventing and treating dementia.

The UTAD that Dr. Nehls proposes is based on three concepts that derive from the evolutionary history of humans. These ...

Groundbreaking study finds first evidence of human-to-human transmission of Alzheimer’s disease

February 22, 2024 -

"We're not suggesting for a moment you can catch Alzheimer's disease. This is not transmissible in the sense of a viral or bacterial infection," clarified study co-author Dr. John Collinge, a neurologist and director of the Medical Research Council Prion Unit at University College London (UCL).

"It's only when people have been accidentally inoculated – essentially, with human tissue or extracts of human tissue containing these seeds, which is thankfully a very rare ...

7 Conditions masquerading as dementia

July 28, 2023 -

(Article by GMI Reporter republished from GreenMedInfo.com)

Imagine this nightmare. For the last few years your mother has had serious memory problems.  She gets lost driving.  She repeats the same question to you over and over again.  She can't process new information.  She loses her train of thought in mid-sentence.  A CT scan comes back with a diagnosis of early Alzheimer's disease.  The doctors offer a prescription with little encouragement it will work.

Do you ...

5G Danger: 4 Ways 5G wireless technology can seriously harm human health

January 11, 2024 -

Here are four reasons why Americans should be concerned about 5G networks being launched in thousands of cities across the United States.EMF from 5G causes premature aging

Numerous studies have shown that exposure to EMF can cause rapid aging. Some have even estimated that it can reduce longevity by 10 to 15 years.

According to Dr. Martin Pall, an EMF scientist, EMF exposure leads to premature aging and causes damage to vital organs, such as the brain and the ...

6 Mushrooms you can eat to prevent cognitive impairment and reduce your dementia risk

22 days ago -

Mild cognitive impairment is a condition defined by experts as the stage between the expected cognitive decline that occurs with age and the more serious decline caused by dementia. While mild cognitive impairment could increase an adult's risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, this condition can be prevented or treated with healthy lifestyle adjustments and dietary interventions.

According to research, there is no single cause of mild cognitive impairment, but certain changes ...

Support brain health with lutein, a brain-boosting carotenoid

June 12, 2023 -

Lutein, a natural plant pigment responsible for the yellow, orange and red colors of various fruits and vegetables, has been found to support healthy cognitive function and help prevent cognitive decline.Lutein could be key to protecting against Alzheimer's

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), one in every nine Americans older than 45 is affected by cognitive decline. This age-related condition is characterized by gradual impairments in a person's ...

Ginkgo biloba, dubbed the “living fossil,” is nature’s ultimate brain booster

9 days ago -

Writing for the Epoch Times, acupuncture physician Emma Suttie outlined the benefits of ginkgo biloba for the brain. It reportedly improves memory and overall cognitive function. Moreover, it has also been shown to help address various issues such as anxiety, depression and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. (Related: Ginkgo biloba shows potential value in the treatment of over 100 diseases.)

The potency of ginkgo biloba lies in its diverse array of phytonutrients and ...

“Groundbreaking” Alzheimer’s research paper by former Stanford president RETRACTED after questions raised about image fraud

January 17, 2024 -

The retraction marks the fourth in four months for the former president of Stanford University, Marc Tessier-Lavigne, who resigned last summer after major flaws were found in his research.

The retraction was announced in an article published in the science journal Nature that was signed by Tessier-Lavigne and the other authors involved in the study. The article acknowledged that there were numerous biostatistical errors and image anomalies in the study, although they ...

Study: Omega-3 fatty acids key to maintaining healthy brain function

May 10, 2023 -

According to a recent study published in the journal Neurology, having healthy levels of omega-3 fatty acids, which are essential nutrients found in abundance in fatty fish as well as some nuts and seeds, is key to maintaining healthy brain function as you age.

The study, conducted by researchers from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, investigated the link between omega-3 fatty acid concentrations in red blood cells and brain structure as well ...

Study: Regular exercise found to lower risk of developing multiple types of cancer

July 04, 2023 -

If you don’t exercise regularly, it’s not too late to change your habits. According to a study published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine, exercise offers benefits beyond improving your physical health.

The study authors found compelling evidence that exercising regularly can help reduce the risk of many types of cancer.

The review supports physical activity as a means of cancer prevention, with experts suggesting that exercise can be used to help manage cancer ...

Study: Microplastics accumulate in the brain and cause behavioral changes associated with dementia

September 05, 2023 -

The prevalence of microplastics in the environment is well documented, along with their negative impacts on marine life. However, only a handful of studies have examined their potential health impacts on mammals.

This inspired Jaime Ross, a professor from the University of Rhode Island (URI), to conduct a study on the effects of microplastic exposure.

The study was published in the International Journal of Molecular Science.Microplastics and brain health

Ross ...

Soft-on-crime policies, failure to stop retail theft trigger closures of major retailers in blue cities

February 15, 2024 -

Sean Salai of the Washington Times outlined three such instances of unarmed security staff meeting tragic fates in the course of doing their job. In late January, armed thieves stabbed a loss prevention officer trying to stop them from looting a Safeway supermarket in Kensington, Maryland.

A security guard at a Philadelphia Macy's met the same fate in December 2023, dying from a stabbing committed by a retail thief. Further back in April 2023, a Home Depot security ...

BOOK OF THE YEAR – Full transcript: Dr. Michael Nehls, author of The Indoctrinated Brain, interviewed by Mike Adams – ASTONISHING information – your brain is under globalist attack

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Mike Adams: Welcome to today's interview here on Brighteon.com. And this is a really critical interview with a guest that was incredibly popular when I interviewed him remotely, it's Dr. Michael Nehls, and he's the author of this bombshell book that is a must read, it's called The Indoctrinated Brain. This is available at booksellers everywhere. And there's also an audio book version available. This is from Skyhorse Publishing. And Dr. Nehls now joins us in studio, he's made a trip ...

Major retailers cite RETAIL THEFT as justification for using AI-powered surveillance in stores

October 17, 2023 -

CVS, Kroger, Lowe’s, Macy's, Target, Walmart and other major big-box retailers have joined forces with technology firms and invested in the development and deployment of AI-powered surveillance systems. They consulted with loss-prevention experts and noted that their main goals are to prevent theft from taking place, make committing the crimes less appealing and turn criminals away before they even reach the store entrances – not so much in catching the perpetrators in the ...