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More and more climate scientists favor HIGHER CO2 levels because they benefit plant life

January 15, 2024 -

Carbon dioxide is portrayed as the boogeyman, the ultimate pollutant bringing about our collective demise. However, behind all the noise of climate change doom and the end-of-the-world global warming prophecies, lies an overwhelming body of evidence that portends the complete opposite.

A growing number of climate scientists actually favor higher CO2 levels because carbon dioxide has always benefited plant life, thereby supporting all life on the planet.Oxford claims ...

Study reveals the power of COFFEE against COVID-19 infections

2 months ago -

The first study published in Cell & Bioscience last November found that drinking approximately one to two cups of coffee daily is enough to inhibit COVID-19 infections caused by different strains of SARS-CoV-2. In particular, it found that the consumption of coffee addressed infections caused by the original SARS-CoV-2 strain and its subsequent variants – the B117 alpha strain, the B16172 delta strain and the B11529 omicron strain.

The study authors from Taiwan examined ...

Cedars-Sinai to use UV light to treat coronavirus

April 28, 2020 -

Developed by Cedars-Sinai hospital in Los Angeles, Healight Platform Technology, or "healight," has been exclusively licensed to Aytu BioScience, Inc. for worldwide commercial development and release, which means that hospitals everywhere are soon to adopt it.

Touted as a potential "first-in-class treatment for coronavirus and other respiratory infections," healight utilizes proprietary methods of administering intermittent UVA light using a novel endotracheal ...

After mocking Trump for it, mainstream media now reporting on breakthrough UV light treatments that disinfect the body

June 08, 2020 -

Covered by none other than Newsweek, one of the media outlets that surely railed on Trump when he first mentioned it, the technology has been brought to bear by experts from the Institute of Physics and Power Engineering (IPPE), which also develops treatments for many other viruses and pathogens besides the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19).

According to Andrei Goverdovsky, who works at Russia's state nuclear agency in Rosatom, the project has been dubbed "luminous gas" and, ...

Should states be lifting their lockdowns on the basis of unapproved – and therefore unreliable – Chinese coronavirus tests?

April 23, 2020 -

This desperation for a return to normalcy is totally understandable. But attempting to do so without the necessary tools being put in place to keep the enemy at bay could spell eventual defeat.

Experts have repeated over and over again that the only way for any country – including the United States – to safely return to some semblance of normalcy – at least until a treatment or vaccine is developed – is to test as widely and as accurately as possible. This will enable ...

Karen Kingston tells Michele Swinick: Purpose of COVID-19 vaccine is to be a tool for genetic editing – Brighteon.TV

February 21, 2022 -

"The purpose of the vaccine was not to provide immunity, and they've been clear about that. And by they, I mean the CDC, the FDA [and] the NIH. They said this does not provide immunity. So if you look at the patents, it's very clear the purpose of the injections is for genetic editing," Kingston told host Michele Swinick during the February 11 episode of "Everything Home" on Brighteon.TV.

"But whether or not the vaccines or the inoculations are going to be successful ...

A deadly pattern of collusion and deceit: Both industry and regulators are aware of the dangers of pesticides

June 28, 2018 -

Leaders of the agrichemical industry and government regulators alike are fully aware of the tremendous risk these chemical toxins pose to not just human health, but to the health of our planet as we know it (or at this point, used to know it). And they haven't just sat idly by twiddling their thumbs -- they have actively deceived the public and even the media regarding the safety of these products. Indeed, the regulatory processes we have relied upon to protect us and our environment ...

Thousands of scientists across multiple countries are warning about “negative global environmental trends”

December 08, 2017 -

In an essay published in the BioScience journal, eight scientists and academics acknowledge that while the ozone layer has been stabilized in the interim, and some other forms of progress have occurred since 1992, they are by necessity providing humanity with its second notice to avoid widespread misery, given that other environmental challenges -- including climate change -- still need to be resolved

By failing to adequately limit population growth, reassess the role ...

Chemical industry lies exposed by their own internal documents

September 13, 2017 -

Find out how federal agencies conspired with chemical companies to hide toxin dangers from the public. On the next NaturalHealth365 Talk Hour, Jonathan Landsman and Jonathan Latham, PhD, director of the “Poison Papers” project, expose the secret documents that reveal years of collusion, deceit, and outright fraud - all aimed at deceiving the general public. If you are ready to learn about the stunning depths to which corporations and agencies descended -- in order to hide ...

Why mangosteen should be part of your diet, especially if you’re obese

November 19, 2018 -

In this study, researchers at Dongguk University and the Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology in Korea examined the effects of mangosteen on metabolic syndrome in mice fed with a high-fat diet, as well as the underlying mechanisms related to adipogenesis. Metabolic syndrome is a group of conditions, such as high blood pressure, high blood sugar, excess body fat around the waist, and abnormal cholesterol or triglyceride levels, that occur at once. This increases ...

“Poison Papers” Snapshot: HOJO Transcript Illustrates EPA Collusion With Chemical Industry

August 04, 2017 -

(Article by Rebekah Wilce republished from Independentsciencenews.org)

But a federal grand jury investigation that ended with convictions in the early 1980s discovered that Industrial Bio-Test Laboratories (IBT), the largest such lab in the United States, conducted trials with mice that regularly drowned in their feeding troughs. The dead animals would decompose so quickly that “their bodies oozed through wire cage bottoms and lay in purple puddles on the dropping trays....

Can apple cider vinegar improve your blood pressure?

July 24, 2019 -

ACV has been a remedy for numerous ailments, like sore throat. In ancient times, the Greek doctor Hippocrates used ACV to treat wounds. While not many studies are available about the effect of ACV on people, numerous animal studies suggest that apple cider vinegar may lower blood pressure. (Related: Apple cider vinegar for acne? Folk remedy actually works better than chemicals.)The effect of apple cider vinegar on blood pressure

High amounts of cholesterol in the blood ...

Gain sage-like cognitive function by adding sage to your diet

July 08, 2020 -

There are hundreds of sage species, but some of the most common ones include Salvia officinalis (common sage), S. miltiorrhiza (Chinese sage), S. lavandulaefolia (Spanish sage), S. fruticose (Greek sage) and S. hispanica (chia).Sage supports brain health

In traditional medicine, sage has been used to create brain-enhancing tonics. One reason for this is that members of the Salvia genus of plants contain a range of potent plant compounds that studies have found to enhance ...

Is human DNA the breakthrough in storage we have been looking for?

March 31, 2017 -

Algorithm creates error-free DNA data storage and retrieval

Using specialized erasure-correcting algorithm fountain codes, the researchers demonstrate how to pack 1.6 bits into each nucleotide. A DNA strand contains four base nucleotides that can each hold up to 1.8 bits. To demonstrate, the researchers encoded six files and stored them in DNA. They encoded a 1948 scientific study, an 1895 French film, an entire computer operating system, an Amazon gift card, a Pioneer plaque, ...

Research suggests fermented pumpkins can regulate blood sugar levels in diabetics

April 16, 2019 -

The research team aimed to develop a beverage that can be used as a carrier for probiotics and be consumed as a natural remedy for diabetes. For their study, they used pumpkins, which are rich in insulin-dependent sugars. The team used fermentation in the development of pumpkin-based drink, wherein the microorganisms could use the sugar during fermentation. The fermentation process reduces the insulin-dependent sugars for the drink to be more suitable for people with diabetes. ...

CONFIRMED: Chemical giants have been colluding with regulators to suppress information on the deadly effects of pesticides

July 20, 2018 -

While the pesticide industry undoubtedly has many secrets, one thing is clear: These major chemical manufacturers didn't rise to such prominence alone. Collusion with government agencies has helped them along the way -- without corruption at some level, hazardous products like glyphosate-containing Roundup or dicamba never would have gotten off the ground.Invalid data, fraud and more exposed

While the Poison Papers are a virtual treasure trove of damning documents, recently ...

Feeling the first signs of a flu? Load up on probiotics

June 21, 2018 -

To arrive at this conclusion, a multi-institutional team of Chinese researchers first recruited 136 volunteers from the Beijing Chaoyang Hospital. The participants were selected on the basis of having had an influenza-like respiratory illness or the common cold at least four times in the past calendar year.

The study, a "randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, prospective trial," lasted for 12 weeks, during which the participants were divided into two groups. Each ...

Scientists WARN: Genetic editing of humans with “CRISPR” technology may lead to generation of cancer sufferers

June 14, 2018 -

Two shocking new studies, one led by the Karolinska Institute, and another one by Novartis, are sure to shake things up across the gene editing industry, now that it turns out the savior-status being granted to CRISPR-Cas9 tech may be undeserved. Both studies were published earlier this summer by the journal Nature. The dangers of CRISPR-Cas9

The gene editing technique has been promoted as a way to rid humans of disease, but as luck would have it – a successful gene edit ...