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Study finds LAUGHTER THERAPY offers benefits for people with coronary artery disease

October 27, 2023 -

The study's remarkable findings were presented at the annual meeting of the European Society of Cardiology – the world's largest heart conference – in Amsterdam last August.What laughter can do for your heart

Having a sense of humor is good for your heart. When you laugh, you don't just increase your oxygen intake, which is great for your lungs, you also provide exercise for your heart. And people whose hearts are weakened by heart disease can greatly benefit from this ...

Use of fluoroquinolone antibiotics linked to aortic damage and deadly heart conditions

August 09, 2023 -

The agency first added a boxed warning to fluoroquinolones in 2008 because of the increased risk of tendonitis and tendon rupture associated with the drug.

Studies suggest that the body’s microbiome is composed of at least 39 trillion bacteria. While you're young, your family, dietary intake and environmental exposure contribute to the variety in your microbiome, which in turn affects your lifelong health.

Daily activities like eating, brushing your teeth, kissing ...

HORROR BUNKER from WWII operated by infamous Unit 371 unearthed in China

June 02, 2023 -

The said "horror bunker" was found near the city of Anda in the northeastern Chinese province of Heilongjiang by researchers from the Heilongjiang Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology. They told the South China Morning Post that the finding "highlights the ongoing legacy of Unit 731's atrocities and their impact on global efforts to prevent biological warfare."

The archaeologists have only partly discovered the U-shaped structure measuring about 108 feet ...

How to clean your arteries with one simple fruit

July 28, 2023 -

(Article by Sayer Ji republished from GreenMedInfo.com)

Pomegranate Found To Prevent Coronary Artery Disease Progression

A study published in the journal Atherosclerosis confirms that pomegranate extract may prevent and/or reverse the primary pathology associated with cardiac mortality: the progressive thickening of the coronary arteries caused by the accumulation of fatty materials known as atherosclerosis.[i]

Mice with a genetic susceptibility towards spontaneous ...

Whistleblower claims medical device company engaged in years-long bribery scheme with Veterans Administration hospital

July 14, 2023 -

As reported by CNBC, according to the unsealed lawsuit, sales representatives from Medtronic allegedly engaged in a bribery scheme at a Kansas veterans hospital for almost 10 years. The illicit scheme is claimed to have resulted in the squandering of millions of taxpayer dollars and posed a threat to the lives of patients.

The sales reps “bribed hospital staff to purchase its devices over those of competitors and to purchase grossly excessive inventory,” the lawsuit states, ...

Statin drugs, i.e., “mitochondrial toxins,” linked to heart disease, even though they were pushed with promises of PROTECTING the vascular system

January 04, 2024 -

Research published in the journal Clinical Pharmacology reveals that statins are more aptly described as "mitochondrial toxins" in that they impair normal muscle function in the heart and blood vessels by depleting the body of coenzyme Q10, also known as CoQ10.

An antioxidant that cells use for growth and maintenance, CoQ10 does not synthesize properly when a person takes statins as prescribed by doctors to prevent heart disease, which is said to be the leading cause ...

Survival first aid: How to handle different trauma scenarios

May 10, 2023 -

To prepare for scenarios like this, learn basic first aid skills. Your skills might even save a life, especially when emergency medical services (EMS) are delayed or unavailable. (h/t to PreppersWill.com)Items for a trauma first aid kit

When preparing your bug-out bag or survival bag, make sure you also have a trauma first aid kit. This includes items different than the ones in your basic first aid kit:

Gunshot trauma

If you've received ...

Japanese study: Even mild myocarditis from COVID-19 vaccines can cause FATAL ARRHYTHMIAS

2 months ago -

This is according to the Health Advisory and Recovery Team (HART), a group of highly qualified doctors, scientists and other scientific and academic experts from the United Kingdom, who have published advisories regarding the study's conclusions.

Myocarditis is inflammation of the myocardium, or the heart muscle. It is known to cause chest pain, shortness of breath and different kinds of arrhythmias.

The new paper, published in the open access peer-reviewed medical ...

STUDY: 70% of Pfizer COVID jab deaths in Japan reported within 10 days of injection

December 17, 2023 -

Upwards of 70 percent of all COVID jab deaths involving the Pfizer and BioNTech mRNA (modRNA) injection in Japan were near-immediate deaths that occurred within a very short window of time after the deed was done. The remaining 30 percent of Pfizer COVID jab deaths occurred at least 10 days after injection.

For the study, a cohort of people was divided into two groups: one representing individuals aged 65 and above, and the other representing people aged 64 and below....

6 Natural ways to increase blood flow to your brain

August 22, 2023 -

Your brain is one of three vital organs that consume the most oxygen. Despite comprising only two percent of your total body weight, your brain consumes about 18.4 percent of the oxygen that enters your body, making it the second highest oxygen consumer after the liver, which uses about 20.4 percent. Your brain needs plenty of oxygen because in order to generate energy, it relies almost exclusively on a form of metabolism that requires oxygen. Your brain cells, or neurons, also ...

HYSTERIA 2.0: Scientists call for the return of face masks as they raise alarm over new COVID variant BA.6 that has a “lot of MUTATIONS”

August 18, 2023 -

The warning comes as the latest data showed that EG.5, a subvariant of omicron, now accounts for 1 in 10 COVID cases - while the number of people recorded with the virus jumped from an estimated 3.3 per 100,000 to 7.2 in less than a month.

But a brand new variant referred to as BA.6 has led some to fear that a bleak coronavirus picture could emerge in the weeks ahead.

While it has only been found in two countries so far, Denmark and Israel, one expert has claimed ...

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 ...

Pfizer just purchased Arena Pharmaceuticals to gain control of cardiovascular “treatments” that are in high demand after the COVID jabs

August 02, 2023 -

Pfizer's chief business innovation officer said about the merger, “We believe this transaction represents the best next step for both patients and shareholders.” This is because the merger means investors will bankroll off the vascular clotting the Pfizer COVID jabs create with their spike protein prions, and now the company can capitalize off treatment of those compounded health issues created in the vascular systems of a couple hundred million Americans.

For example, ...

Top 5 reasons the BALTIMORE BRIDGE destruction was likely an INSIDE JOB rather than an “accident” or “cyber attack”

24 days ago -

Watch the video footage of the ship, during the last minute or two, as it somehow swiftly turns about 30 percent directly towards one of only two load-bearing pylons near the end of each side of the bridge, bringing the entire bridge down on purpose. All of mainstream media immediately reported the exact same scripted news, saying it was clearly an accident and NOT some kind of terrorist attack. How could they all know this already?No investigation required – mass media (fake ...

Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse an “absolutely brilliant strategic attack,” say multiple intel sources

a month ago -

Investigative journalist Lara Logan wrote on X that the Francis Scott Key Bridge, also known as the Key Bridge, is the second-busiest strategic roadway in the country for transporting hazardous materials, having been strategically designed for such a purpose.

It is being said that rebuilding the bridge to appropriate standards will take four or five years, which means this strategic artery will no longer be accessible for transporting things like unleaded fuel, diesel, propane ...

Bioactive compounds in GINKGO BILOBA found to improve cognitive recovery after stroke

2 months ago -

One of the three main strokes, ischemic stroke occurs when a blood clot (called a thrombus) blocks or clogs an artery leading to the brain.

GDLM is made of extracts from ginkgo biloba, an herb used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and considered the oldest living tree species in the world. GDLM is composed of ginkgolides A, B and K and has been widely used in the treatment of ischemic stroke in China. (Related: Ginkgo biloba shows potential value in the treatment of ...

Wheat prices soar after Russia allows UN-brokered Black Sea grain deal to expire

July 19, 2023 -

Russia officially confirmed that the deal has been "terminated," which sent wheat prices spiking. And the decision is final, meaning there are no more planned grain deals on the Black Sea.

The end of the deal also means that guarantees for safety of navigation issued by Russia will also be revoked, this according to documents Russia sent to shipping company IMO.

In addition to the grain deal ending, Russia further told IMO that proactive necessary actions and response ...

Study links COVID-19 vaccines to untreatable eyeball clots

May 16, 2023 -

A study published earlier this month in the journal Nature also linked COVID vaccines to untreatable eyeball clots called retinal vascular occlusion. Researchers reported that people who have been vaccinated are at "significantly" greater risk of developing blood clots than those who remain unvaccinated.

While conducting the study, the research team gathered data from 95,156,967 volunteers. At least 7.3 million of the volunteers met the criteria for inclusion in the study....

Big Pharma wants taxpayers to pay for risky obesity drugs – but Medicare can’t afford it

a month ago -

Drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro are GLP-1 receptor agonists that can help the body better process sugar and regulate dopamine, and studies have shown they can prevent diabetes while reducing weight.

These drugs are generally only covered by Medicare Part D and commercial insurers for treating diabetes. Without this coverage, patients seeking to lose weight are often paying around $16,000 a year for it – placing it well out of reach for most Americans, especially ...

New natural protocols and lifestyle treatments are desperately needed to tackle heart disease

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New protocols and guidelines are desperately needed to tackle the heart disease epidemic in the U.S. and address heart-related vaccine damage. The current protocols, which rely heavily on statin drugs, are not addressing the root cause of heart disease. The latest research on berberine, nattokinase, and bergamot is promising for the prevention of heart disease, and builds upon the benefits conferred by other natural options like capsaicin, anthocyanins, and nitric oxide.The ...