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Studies show common prescription medications raise DEPRESSION risk

July 31, 2023 -

A recent study published in JAMA found that more than a third of U.S. adults are taking prescription medications that could potentially cause depression or increase suicide risk.

While not a comprehensive list, the following are common types of pharmaceutical drugs that have been found to cause depression symptoms. (Related: 10 Classes of medication that can cause or worsen DEPRESSION.)Medications that influence hormones

Hormonal contraceptives are known to cause ...

Report: Ditching ALCOHOL can reduce your risk of CANCER

January 16, 2024 -

The report published in the New England Journal of Medicine said there is sufficient evidence to classify alcohol as a carcinogenic substance for its ability to cause various kinds of cancers. These include oral, pharyngeal, laryngeal, esophageal, liver, colorectal and breast cancer. Related: Alcohol abuse leads to cancer, strokes, heart disease, brain damage.)

The report also pointed out that ethanol, the main form of alcohol comprising alcoholic beverages, is the most ...

Excessive consumption of BAD CARBS increases risk of CANCER

October 10, 2023 -

Refined carbs

Refined carbs include bagels, bread and tortillas containing white flour (made from refined grains), breakfast cereals, pastries, pizza, rice cakes, waffles and white rice. They lack fiber and nutritional value.

The body uses refined carbs more quickly to create a short burst of energy. Once that burst is over, the body is prompted to eat more – resulting in higher caloric consumption that can contribute to weight gain or obesity, which then increases your ...

Hezbollah leader says Israel’s very existence is now at risk

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"There will be a before and after this moment," he said. The Hezbollah head's recent remarks serve as a warning to Tel Aviv after it attacked the Iranian consulate in Syria. The April 1 attack killed seven individuals, including two high-ranking generals of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

Nasrallah's recent remarks serve as a dire caution to the West, suggesting that the assassination of IRGC leader Mohammad Reza Zahedi could signify a pivotal moment in the ...

STUDY: These prescription medications can increase your risk of depression

July 07, 2023 -

Data shows that 89 percent of people with arthritis and 98 percent of diabetics are heavily reliant on prescription medications. In fact, adults with diabetes fill about four times as many prescriptions as the general population. As of 2020, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved over 20,000 prescription drugs for marketing, with the leading drug classes being antihypertensives, pain relievers and psychiatric medications.

Despite their prevalence, the ...

Heart disease risk skyrockets 13,200% following covid injections, CDC admits

June 21, 2023 -

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) discovered that compared to the background risk in the general population, the risk of myocarditis is 133 times greater in those who took the mRNA injections from either Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna.

Researchers from several top universities and hospitals across America contributed to the study, which was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)....

Fatal distraction? Senior SVB Risk Manager oversaw woke LGBT programs

June 18, 2023 -

(Article by Sundance republished from ZeroHedge.com)

Meanwhile, SVB went without a chief risk officer (CRO) from April 2022 to January 2023, the Daily Mail reports, as the bank apparently had little urgency to replace Laura Izurieta before finally tapping Kim Olson earlier this year.

On the other hand, a few months before that long CRO vacancy began, SVB boasted, "We have a Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer, an executive-led DEI Steering Committee and ...

Study links smartphone use to heart attack and stroke risk

May 18, 2023 -

However, one study suggests that excessive cell phone use may be linked to heart issues. For the study, researchers reviewed data from 212,000 British adults in the U.K. Biobank. The participants had an average age of 54, and they were asked how often they made calls every week. None of the participants had high blood pressure when the study began.

The study published in the European Heart Journal found that those who spend at least 30 minutes talking on their cell phone ...

Experts: Biden’s push for China-made EVs poses NATIONAL SECURITY risk

January 24, 2024 -

The group of 17 experts led by retired Army Maj. Gen. James Marks issued this warning through a Jan. 17 letter addressed to the Biden administration and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Michael Regan. Marks' group expressed opposition to the administration's aggressive EV push as Beijing's dominance over EV supply chains endangers Washington.

According to the letter, regulatory initiatives meant to incentivize EV adoption "intensify America’s vulnerability ...

Chilling report: Smart toys pose privacy risk to children and families

December 15, 2023 -

"The riskiest features of smart toys are those that can collect information, especially without our knowledge or used in a way that parents didn't agree to," Teresa Murray, Consumer Watchdog at the U.S. PIRG Education Fund and author of the report said via a press release. "It's chilling to learn what some of these toys can do." She told Defender they are also watching for developments with artificial intelligence (AI) built into toys. PIRG added that smart toys include stuffed ...

FDA recalls more EYE DROPS due to risk of EYE INFECTION

November 21, 2023 -

CBS News reported that the recall notice issued Nov. 15 arose from potential safety concerns after investigators found "unsanitary conditions" in the facilities where the eye drops were made. This new order came weeks after the regulator also warned consumers against using an earlier batch of products.

The most recent round of recalls involved 28 eye drop products, all coming from lots with expiration dates ranging from November 2023 to September 2025. The products ...

Study: Exposure to PESTICIDES contributes to higher risk of CHILDHOOD LEUKEMIA

October 31, 2023 -

The Oct. 18 study published in Environmental Health Perspectives examined over 3,700 cases of leukemia in French children younger than 15 years old between 2006 and 2013. The study's authors compared the information to 40,196 healthy children within the same age range. The addresses of the children with leukemia were also considered, according to the National Pulse.

According to the study, children who lived within 0.62 miles of a vineyard had a higher risk of developing ...

COVID jabs linked to 2,500% increased risk of early onset dementia

August 14, 2023 -

Kirsch spoke with a charge nurse at a rehabilitation and long-term elderly care facility who has worked in nursing for 32 years. She told him that she has never seen anything like what she is now seeing in terms of the sheer number of new dementia cases cropping up all around her.

Prior to COVID, the charge nurse would rarely see anyone suddenly exhibit dementia-like behaviors like sudden onset hallucinations for no apparent reason. At most, there would be two a year, ...

European regulator investigates SUICIDE RISK associated with popular weight-loss drugs

July 17, 2023 -

EMA's Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee (PRAC) initially examined data on people using liraglutide (Saxenda) and semaglutide medicines after being flagged by the Icelandic Medicines Agency about three cases of new complications – two cases where people had suicidal thoughts while using Ozempic and Saxenda and one case of self-harming thoughts while using Saxenda.

Liraglutide and semaglutide medicines are widely used, with exposure of over 20 million patients years ...

In America today, 646 hospitals risk closure due to financial troubles

May 24, 2023 -

There are precisely 646 hospitals in rural America that risk closure, the group says, due to persistent financial problems. These facilities are not being paid enough to cover the cost of care delivery, we are told, which means losses on the balance sheet continue to mount.

Inflation and workforce shortages are only making matters worse, the report further explains. And while some rural hospitals are being kept on life support with grants, local tax revenues, and other profit ...

Ginger found to help lower risk of hypertension and coronary heart disease

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In particular, traditional medicine has long used ginger to improve heart health and regulate blood pressure, blood circulation and cholesterol levels. A study published in the journal Nutrition, which involved more than 4,500 adults aged between 18 and 77 years old, zoomed in on this health benefit. The study authors from China observed the daily ginger consumption among the participants and the prevalence rate of chronic diseases such as coronary heart disease (CHD) and hypertension ...

Study: Women exposed to triclosan have a greater risk of developing osteoporosis

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According to the study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, little is known about the relationship between triclosan and bone health.

The author of the study, Yingjun Li, from the Hangzhou Medical College School of Public Health in China, said: "Laboratory studies have demonstrated that triclosan may have potential to adversely affect the bone mineral density in cell lines or in animals. As far as we know, this is the first epidemiological study ...

Cancer risk soars 52% among fully vaccinated aged 15-59, pathologist finds

2 months ago -

According to Pavic, 65 percent of all carcinoma cases among people aged 15 through 59 received one or more injections for the Chinese Virus, this with a 55 percent vaccination rate overall in the same age group.

Calculated out, this means that getting jabbed for COVID increases one's risk of this particular form of cancer by 52 percent, something that was not disclosed when the shots were pushed through Operation Warp Speed.

Kirsch interviewed Pavic about the matter ...

American medical system adopting woke DEI protocols that put patients at risk

March 05, 2024 -

For one, DEI is watering down standards for doctors to the point that patient risk is skyrocketing. Unqualified people are being hired as physicians not for their merits but because of their darker skin color, and patients are paying the price in the form of medical malpractice.

Because of DEI, doctors who do a bad job and injure patients are being shielded from liability because to punish them would be "racist." In some cases, diversity-hire doctors who injure patients ...

COVID-19 vaccines risk shedding toxic particles to unvaccinated people, expert reveals

March 01, 2024 -

Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care (FLCCC) Alliance Co-Founder Dr. Pierre Kory, who has treated more than 1,000 patients experiencing symptoms after vaccination and those with long COVID, claimed at a recent conference in Phoenix: “Shedding is unfortunately real. The FDA knows that.”

When it comes to the concept of vaccine shedding, the common understanding of it involves the release of bacteria, viruses and other components from live vaccines. Since mRNA and adenovirus ...