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Gut bacteria can influence your mood, thoughts, behavior and brain

August 02, 2023 -

Reputable scientists like Dr. Michael Gershon, dubbed the father of neurogastroenterology, believe that humans have a second brain in the gut.

With the brain and the gut working in a bi-direction, they could affect each other's functions and significantly impact anxiety, cognition, depression and stress, as shown in the study published in the journal Nutrition Reviews.

This explains why antibiotics that disturb the gut microbial ecosystem can cause neuropsychiatric ...

Psychopathic behavior on the rise as society descends into freefall collapse

January 23, 2024 -

Over the past 10 years, there has been a dramatic uptick in mass violence and theft across the country. The advent of social media is fueling these types of incidents, which can now be organized quickly and efficiently online with large numbers of people.

Riots, looting and other uncivil behavior are fast-becoming a hallmark of the New America, which is basically a third-world country where the gap between the haves and the have-nots is growing exponentially, due in ...

The US government has lost all legitimacy with its increasingly psychotic behavior

January 21, 2024 -

(Article by J.B. Shurk republished from AllNewsPipeline.com)

Of course not. Then why should a man in makeup and a dress be given extra legal rights to sue anyone who sees through his delusions? Why should rational men be expected to allow mentally unstable men to use public restrooms with their wives and daughters? Why should parents be expected to entrust their children’s welfare with psychologically troubled men who have sought out jobs at schools, amusement parks, ...

Tech firms developing and deploying AI that can deceptively MIMIC HUMAN BEHAVIOR

October 05, 2023 -

According to a report by the nonprofit consumer organization Public Citizen, such tasks include aggressively marketing products and services; dispensing dubious medical and mental health advice; and potentially ensnaring users in toxic relationships with machines.

"The tech sector is recklessly rolling out AI systems masquerading as people that can hijack our attention, exploit our trust and manipulate our emotions," said Rick Claypool, a researcher for Public Citizen ...

Japan to set up ORWELLIAN pre-crime “behavior detection” technology using AI

July 25, 2023 -

The Japanese National Police Agency (JNPA) has confirmed the move, adding that it plans to conduct tests on these AI-integrated cameras within the present fiscal year set to conclude on March 2024. According to Reclaim The Net, the AI cameras will concentrate on three aspects for its machine-learning pattern recognition – "behavior detection" for suspicious activities, "object detection" for guns and other weapons and "intrusion detection" for the protection of restricted areas....

Missouri Sen. Schmitt asks Defense Department to help Philippines counter China’s “aggressive behavior”

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The former Missouri attorney general made this request in the form of a March 5 letter to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, a copy of which Fox News shared. "I request the DoD to move quickly to support the Philippines in countering China's aggressive behavior," he wrote. Schmitt also expressed "serious concerns" about the "increasing volume and intensity of confrontations" instigated by Beijing in the disputed area.

According to Schmitt's letter, the March 5 confrontation ...

Scientists link LEAD EXPOSURE in early life to higher risk of CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR in adulthood

August 08, 2023 -

The study, published in PLOS Global Public Health, ultimately identified "significant relationships between lead and damaging patterns of behavior" – even when lead blood concentrations were very low. While prior research has found an association between lead exposure and criminal behavior at an entire-population level, this is the first study to examine the individual level of exposure and its effects.

Lead study author Maria Jose Talayero Schettino and her colleagues ...

Mouthwashes contain deadly chemicals linked to HEART problems, CANCER, study finds

September 27, 2023 -

Turkish researchers looked at 45 mouthwash formulas used by 17 different commercial mouthwash brands sold at Istanbul's five largest chain stores – many of these brands and formulas are also used in mouthwash products in the United States, by the way.

Depending on the ingredient ratios and concentrations, some of the oral hygiene products with similar-looking labels were found to be more toxic than others, and more likely to cause the potentially life-threatening health ...

Former federal prosecutor finds numerous problems with indictment documents against Trump

June 19, 2023 -

Trump was charged last week in connection with his handling of classified documents. He appeared in a federal court in Miami on Tuesday and pleaded not guilty to all of them. In comments since, Trump has said that, under provisions of the Presidential Records Act, he and he alone, as president, had the authority to declassified documents at will and declare them non-presidential records.

Now, Will Scharf, writing in The Federalist, laid out six problems he sees with the ...

Covid vaccines are triggering serious skin problems, but there ARE solutions

May 17, 2023 -

One man in his 40s by the name of Jeff Jackson who was healthy and self-sufficient prior to getting jabbed now has a serious skin-related vaccine injury that left him debilitated. His family and friends have since cut him off because of it, which means he now has to live on social welfare and donations from strangers.

It all began after Jackson got his second dose of a covid mRNA injection from Moderna at his local Walmart store. While walking back to his apartment complex, ...

Overconsumption of high fructose corn syrup-rich foods causes health problems, addiction

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HFCS was first developed in 1957 by biochemists Richard O. Marshall and Earl R. Kool. The pair discovered an enzyme capable of isomerizing dextrose to fructose. The process of producing it efficiently and economically was introduced about 20 years later by Japanese scientists.

Also known as glucose-fructose syrup or high fructose maize syrup, HFCS is a liquid sweetener made from corn starch and a preservative made by changing the carbohydrate glucose in corn starch to another ...

5G antennas cause children to suffer headaches, stomach pain and sleeping problems

December 12, 2023 -

Three children and their parents came down with these and other symptoms after vacationing at a summer home located just 125 meters away from a mobile phone tower with multiple 5G antennas.

Published in the journal Annals of Clinical and Medical Case Reports, the study reveals that the family members' symptoms quickly subsided after they left the summer home and went back to their regular home, which is not located as close to 5G antennas.

The children, who ranged ...

Ludicrous: Black lawyer wants to legalize crimes to eliminate them “because criminal behavior is just black culture”

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In an appearance on MSNBC's Black History and Culture special titled "Black Men in America: Road to 2024" on Feb. 4, civil rights attorney Ben Crump played pool with MSNBC contributor Charles Coleman Jr. and civil rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton as they discussed police brutality and the Biden administration’s justice system.

"We can get rid of all the crime in America overnight, just like that," Crump told his fellow guests. "And people ask ‘how attorney Crump?’ – change ...

BMJ report claims “behavior interventions” are needed to “reduce vaccine hesitancy driven by misinformation on social media”

February 13, 2024 -

In order to "reduce vaccine hesitancy driven by misinformation on social media," the BMJ wants Big Tech platforms to promote the visibility of what its editors and controllers consider to be "reliable health information," while reducing or censoring the visibility of all else.

The BMJ also wants more "pro-action" on social media platforms "in dealing with the proliferation of misinformation."

In an article the BMJ published about the matter, the authors first ...

Global warming fanatics claim that TERRORIZING school children improves their climate behavior: “Engages them with positive actions”

June 15, 2023 -

According to left-wing professors Russell Tytler of Deakin University and Peter Freebody of the University of Wollongong, both in Australia, "turbo charging" teacher education will help to induce more climate anxiety into the minds and bodies of today's children, causing them to obey the government's climate mandates and alter their climate behavior.

Tytler and Freebody are both of the persuasion that "[t]he case for action on climate change no longer needs to be laid out," ...

EVs have 79% more reliability problems than gas vehicles, according to Consumer Reports

December 08, 2023 -

Plug-in hybrids fared even worse, registering 146 percent more problems than vehicles with traditional internal combustion engines.

According to Consumer Reports, the least reliable type of vehicle overall was electric pickup trucks.

They reached this conclusion based on a survey they conducted among members about issues they have had with their vehicles during the past year. Data from more than 330,000 vehicles with model years from 2000 onward was included ...

Macy’s and other major retailers say slower sales indicate major problems for American economy

June 07, 2023 -

Big chains like the department store Macy’s and warehouse club Costco report that shoppers are changing their purchases and spending less money on discretionary purchases. Last week, for example, Macy’s had to cut its yearly profit and sales forecast in response to slowing customer demand.

CEO Jeff Gennette reported that they would be ramping up sales offerings in a bid to move some unsold merchandise after same-store sales dropped 8.7 percent in the last quarter. In the ...

Los Angeles having problems tracking “zombie drug” xylazine because it is technically LEGAL there

May 22, 2023 -

Xylazine, also known as "tranq," is a veterinary tranquilizer approved in the U.S. for use in cows and horses. Despite not being approved for humans, it has become increasingly present in illegal drugs. Sources say it can either be cooked into powder form and mixed with opioids such as heroin and fentanyl, or pressed into counterfeit pills or sedatives.

In April, the LASD launched a pilot program in partnership with crime lab analysts to better document the drug's prevalence....

Bill Gates wants to engineer AI so we can end “polarization” and “save democracy” (control speech, behavior and thought)

January 29, 2024 -

During the interview, Gates and Altman lamented how the U.S. government failed to reign in “polarization” across social media over the past four years. They believe that AI could solve the problem of “polarization” and therefore “save democracy.”

To do this, AI would have to be engineered in a way to control speech and impose lies as facts - brainwashing the population with propaganda and deceiving people until everyone is forced to agree for the sake of "unity."Governments ...