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Study: SESAME OIL found to promote bone health in post-menopausal women

January 15, 2024 -

Researchers from Taiwan analyzed this possibility in an animal study published in Scientific Reports. They suggested that sesame oil supplementation positively affects levels of the sex hormone estrogen. In turn, elevated estrogen levels appear to prevent osteoporosis – a condition that causes the bones to become weak and brittle – in older women.

The study authors took 24 female Sprague Dawley rats, all 12 weeks old, whose ovaries were surgically removed. They were ...

Bone tests reveal 80% of “minor” migrants in France are actually ADULTS

December 08, 2023 -

Charles de Courson, a French MP of the center-right Union of Democrats and Independents, told the French General Assembly that the vast majority of unaccompanied migrants in France's northeast Marne department who declared themselves as minors are not really minors.

The translated speech also showed that in de Courson's department, where there are 240 of the alleged minors, bone analyses revealed that 80 percent of them were not minors.

According to de Courson, ...

Research reveals forever chemicals may interfere with bone growth in children and adults

January 09, 2024 -

The study, which focused mainly on Hispanic individuals from southern California, was published in the journal Environmental Research.Forever chemicals: PFOS and PFAS

More commonly known as "forever chemicals," PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) chemicals are a family of synthetic chemicals that builds up in humans. PFAs are often linked to different health problems, including cancer.

The two most widely detected PFAS chemicals, perfluorooctanoic acid ...

How to deal with bad eating habits: Understanding sugar addiction

September 22, 2023 -

Sugar cravings can affect your overall health and may cause different complications like obesity and diabetes. Experts are still only beginning to understand the nature of sugar addiction, but studies have revealed that sugar raises dopamine levels.

In a 2005 article published in the Journal of Neuroscience, scientists reported that binging daily on sugar "repeatedly releases dopamine in the accumbens shell [a section of the brain affected by dopamine]." The findings ...

The Dr. Ardis Show: ORAL HEALTH linked to the body’s systemic issues, says Dr. Toni Engram – Brighteon.TV

November 15, 2023 -

"More and more studies are showing that in general, the health of your mouth is directly implicated in some of these systemic issues," she said during the Nov. 8 episode of the Brighteon.TV program "The Dr. Ardis Show."

Engram explained that if a person has thyroid issues, they will see more of this inflammation that will eventually lead to more flare-ups of the thyroid issues. The owner of the Richardson, Texas-based Flourish Dental Boutique ultimately pointed out ...

Maintain strong and healthy bones as you age with these 4 tips

October 10, 2023 -

No matter your age, it is important to maintain strong, healthy bones to preserve mobility and lower your risk of fractures. As you age, your bones naturally grow weaker as a result of testosterone loss if you're a man or estrogen loss if you're a woman. The decrease in these hormones leads to loss of bone density, which increases your risk of fractures.

Aside from age-related changes in hormones, loss of bone density is also caused by other factors, such as smoking, ...

Children’s bones failing to develop, adult bones deteriorating due to “forever chemicals”

December 21, 2023 -

In young children, PFOS exposure can impede healthy bone development. In adults, PFOS exposure can degrade bone structure over time, eventually leading to more serious bone problems like osteoporosis.

Published on December 6 in the journal Environmental Research, the study was uniquely structured in that it tracked associations between bone density and blood serum levels of per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), which include PFOS.

"Existing research had ...

INVASION USA: Swarm of military-aged immigrants arriving in Texas, citizen journalist warns

January 02, 2024 -

Arce's footage, posted Dec. 21 on X, showed a large gathering of immigrants falling in line for soup from the back of a car at a CiCi's Pizza parking lot in San Juan, Texas. In the video, Arce mentioned a makeshift food truck serving soup and bread to the illegal immigrants, which include a lot of military-aged men. Arce said the men seemed to have an average age of 25.

After chatting with the women serving food to the immigrants, Arce translated that they were serving ...

If 9/11 & COVID had a baby, what would it be?

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(Article by Alix Mayer republished from AlixMayer.Substack.com)

Yes, even right here in the ol’ Constitutional Republic of the United States.

Sorry, I know that sounds a bit Negative Nellie. Sadly, I now think it’s true.

I have a master’s degree in management. Commonly called an MBA. I think about how things are run. All the time. I deconstruct systems to see how they were assembled. For example, here is my COVID Supra-Emergency presentation laying out the Howdunit ...

Young individuals vaccinated against COVID-19 are getting increasingly diagnosed with CANCER

October 03, 2023 -

Some of the patients are currently ill, while others have died.Spencer Ewen, 24 years old

According to a GoFundMe page for Spencer Ewen, 24, he married his wife Tina on July 22.

While on their honeymoon, they were forced to rush home and go to the ER because of stomach pains. The pains were thought to be indigestion or a side effect of drinking a bit too much at the wedding festivities.

Less than a week later, the couple received a possible lymphoma diagnosis....

Before SHTF, stock up on miso, a great long-term storable food source of antioxidants

2 months ago -

Fermenting soy significantly changes its chemical properties, changing it from an estrogen-mimicking food to an anti-estrogenic food. The fermentation process used to create miso unlocks its full nutritional potential while improving its digestibility. (h/t to ThePrepared.com)

Before SHTF, stock up on long-term storable foods like organic miso to ensure that you have access to nutritious ingredients once the stores close.Basic tips for starting your food stockpile

There ...

An essential guide to storing organic foods for survival

18 days ago -

Many non-preppers who want to start storing food for their survival stockpile often wonder how to begin. If you're one of them, keep things simple and start small, so you don't get overwhelmed.

Prepare for the next big one now and stock up on essential survival food supplies, like organic canned food or food buckets with beans and grains. (h/t to TheSurvivalMom.com)Don't get overwhelmed: Start small

Start with a manageable goal, like preparing one week’s worth of food....

TURBO CANCER: Children are DYING within hours or days of leukemia diagnosis, often after receiving vaccine jabs

May 09, 2023 -

Julia Chavez, 13 years old

On Feb. 13, Julia Chavez, a 13-year-old girl from Augusta, Georgia, died only hours after her leukemia diagnosis. She was a student at Harlem Middle School.

Chavez was taken to the ER with a headache and ear infection. According to reports, she had "bleeding in her brain, lungs, stomach and throughout her body."

Jenna Randall, Julia's mother, said the family didn't know the young girl had leukemia. She added that Julia "never had more than ...

Three universities confirm that COVID jabs destroy human health: Autoimmunity, tinnitus, musculoskeletal inflammation and more

December 26, 2023 -

One study they put together looked specifically at musculoskeletal disorders like injuries or disorders of the muscles, nerves, tendons, joints, cartilage and spinal discs. Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) "vaccines," the researchers found, are directly linked as a significant risk factor for every kind of inflammatory musculoskeletal disorder.

After looking at the COVID jabs manufactured and sold by Pfizer, BioNTech, Moderna, Janssen (Johnson & Johnson), Novavax and AstraZeneca, ...

LOCKDOWNS KILL: Study reveals social isolation can increase inflammation in the body

February 12, 2024 -

The research team warned that being excessively solitary may impact both your mental health and your physical health. This highlights the often-forgotten importance of balancing your digital connections and the need for genuine human interaction.

The researchers conducting the study focused on "the impact of social isolation during early adulthood and midlife." The results showed that there was a strong correlation between loneliness and inflammation markers.

The ...

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 ...

Curcumin in turmeric found to suppress cancer growth in clinical trials

November 21, 2023 -

As a culinary ingredient, turmeric is widely known as the spice that gives Indian curry its signature hue. It is also promoted as a dietary supplement that helps with a variety of conditions, such as allergies, arthritis, depression, digestive disorders, liver disease and respiratory infections.

Besides its relation to curry, turmeric's claim to fame comes from its long history of medicinal use. A staple herb in Ayurvedic Medicine – one of the world's oldest medical ...

Daily 20-minute walks can help keep your heart healthy, experts reveal

September 01, 2023 -

Physical inactivity increases your risk of heart disease because it contributes to the buildup of plaque in the arteries. Plaque can cause the arteries to narrow or stiffen – a condition known as atherosclerosis – resulting in decreased blood flow to the heart. If left untreated, this can eventually lead to a heart attack or damage the heart muscle, which inevitably leads to heart failure.

CVD is the leading cause of death globally, but according to the World Heart ...

Up to 44% of randomized controlled trials produce fake or flawed data, masquerading as reliable information in medical journals

July 25, 2023 -

Up to 44% of RCTs present flawed data as reliable information

Data analysts are growing increasingly concerned about RCTs presenting fake or flawed data that masquerades as reliable information. The methodology of RCTs appears authoritative and trustworthy on the surface, yet the data within these studies is often manufactured, with duplicated numbers, incorrect calculations, and impossible statistics. Many of the study authors refuse to provide the raw data to medical journals ...

The mighty BLUEBERRY, a superfruit with anticancer properties

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Long known for their antioxidant properties, blueberries have exhibited "inherent abilities to prevent carcinogenesis, inhibit the proliferation of neoplastic cells, and reduce the risk of recurrence in patients in remission."

The study noted that when the researchers reduced the dosage of radiation, the killing effect of blueberry phytochemicals on cancer was even enhanced. "That is because a chemical in the fruit called resveratrol acts as a radiosensitizer," explained Fang....