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Study links legalization, commercialization of cannabis to increased road accidents

January 23, 2024 -

Researchers from the University of Ottawa (UOttawa) examined changes in the number and characteristics of marijuana-involved traffic injury emergency room visits in individuals ages 16 years and older in a repeat cross-sectional study during three time periods: before legalization from January 2010 to September 2018, after legalization with product and retail store restrictions from October 2018 to February 2020 and full commercialization with new products and an expanded number ...

Study: Adolescent cannabis use in US increased by 245% over 20 years

May 08, 2023 -

With a peak in 2011, the majority of intentional misuse/abuse ingestions occurred in males (58.3 percent) and more than 80 percent of all reported exposure cases occurred in young people aged 13 to 18.

Older age groups had a greater number of severe medical outcomes compared to younger age groups. Major or life-threatening exposures (including those resulting in death) were more common in males as well, with the most dramatic rise occurring from 2017 to 2020.

Cannabis, ...

Thailand to RECRIMINALIZE recreational marijuana following spike in cannabis-related hospitalizations and criminal incidents

February 22, 2024 -

The major reversal in government policy regarding cannabis consumption follows a spike in hospital admissions and a rise in crime linked to marijuana, as well as the perception that more and more Thai children are consuming the drug. This comes 18 months after becoming the first country in Asia to decriminalize the consumption of marijuana.

The previously relaxed laws saw Thailand create a lucrative cannabis industry in less than two years. This industry catered both ...

New study DESTROYS SSRI antidepressant scam

February 22, 2024 -

(Article by Ben Bartee republished from ArmageddonProse.Substack.com)

First, in 2022, landmark research shot a God-sized hole in the “low serotonin causes depression” biochemical voodoo narrative, previously accepted uncritically as Gospel and which has sustained the multi-billion-dollar SSRI racket for decades.

Related: SSRI Antidepressants Drive Shrimp to Suicide, Are Based on Pseudoscience, and Potentially Contribute to Mass Shootings

Via Molecular ...

Spirulina protects against COVID death, study finds

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For six days, patients who tested positive for COVID took either spirulina and a conventional remedy, or just a conventional remedy without spirulina. Everyone in the spirulina group survived, but 15 percent of the non-spirulina group ended up dying.

"The overall results of the present study showed that a six-day course of Spirulina platensis plus the standard treatment of COVID-19 was superior for the recovery of patients compared to standard treatment alone," the authors ...

Study: Multivitamin supplements can help improve memory

June 06, 2023 -

A group of researchers looked at this phenomenon through a randomized clinical trial (RCT), the results of which were published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. The RCT involved 3,500 older adults who were tracked over a span of three years. One group took a placebo while another group took MVM supplements.

The participants took online tests to evaluate their memory. They were given lists of words – some related, some not – and asked to remember as many as ...

COVID vaccine injections can cause AUTISM, study finds

January 23, 2024 -

The peer-reviewed research, published in the Neurochemical Research journal, looked at the links between mRNA (modRNA) COVID shots and neurodevelopmental disorders. They focused specifically on autism, a common side effect of childhood vaccination.

(Related: Back in 2022, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC] finally admitted that the aluminum found in many childhood vaccines causes autism.)

Using pregnant rats as their subjects, researchers ...

Study finds INSUFFICIENT SLEEP negatively impacts cardiovascular health

October 25, 2023 -

This was the finding of a study published in Scientific Reports. "Sleep restriction is associated with increased cardiovascular risk," the study authors wrote, noting that "more than a third of U.S. adults sleep less than recommended seven to eight hours per night.

According to the researchers, female study participants who had a bad night's sleep had abundant amounts of free radicals in the cells lining the inside of their blood vessels. Compared to participants who ...

Study shows refined carbs NEGATIVELY impact cognitive function

June 08, 2023 -

A group of French researchers looked at this prospect through a study published May 2023 in Personality and Individual Differences. They looked at the relationship between refined carb consumption and cognitive performance in a group of 95 healthy young adults between the ages of 20 and 30. Of the 95 participants, 48 were women and 47 were men.

The study authors found that across both genders, eating food made from refined carbs had a negative impact on cognitive function....

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Biden blames inflation on CLIMATE CHANGE, citing bogus study

23 days ago -

President Biden alleges that climate change, Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) "pandemic" are all to blame for sky-high prices – not the private Federal Reserve's money-printing extravaganzas coupled with fractional-reserve banking and a corrupt Wall Street.

"We find a rich response of inflation in different price aggregates to fluctuations in a variety of weather conditions," the new study states. "The strongest and most consistent signal ...

Study: Compound in broccoli can help address BLOOD CLOTS

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The study, published January 2024 in ACS Central Science, looked at how certain plant compounds affect blood clotting. Twenty-three compounds were analyzed including sulforaphane, piperine (which is responsible for the pungency of black pepper), erysolin (another compound present in broccoli and other cruciferous vegetables) and murrayone (an anticancer compound extracted from the orange jasmine plant.)

"Platelets play a crucial role on human health by facilitating hemostasis, ...

STUDY: Chernobyl’s mutant wolves may have developed cancer resistance

February 22, 2024 -

In 1986, a nuclear reactor in the northern Ukrainian city of Chernobyl exploded, forcing the more than 100,000 inhabitants of the city and nearby villages to be evacuated following the release of massive amounts of radiation.

The area has since been abandoned, with Ukrainian authorities setting up a 1,000-square-mile area "exclusion zone" to prevent people from entering areas where radiation levels are still high enough to cause cancer. (Related: Chernobyl lives on: ...

Study links micro- and nanoplastics to Parkinson’s and dementia

February 05, 2024 -

Microplastics and nanoplastics

Microplastics and nanoplastics are two types of plastic waste that have become a major concern for environmental and human health.

Produced from the degradation of larger plastic items (such as bags, bottles, covers, car tires, fishing nets, packaging material and others), microplastic particles are larger than one micrometer but smaller than five millimeters in size. On the other hand, nanoplastics are very tiny particles that range from ...

Long COVID a direct consequence of vaccination, study finds

January 05, 2024 -

New research published in PLoS One found that people who develop long COVID are more likely than not to have been previously injected with at least two doses of a COVID jab, presumably of the mRNA (modRNA) variety since those come in pairs.

Scientists looked at data on 487 and 371 individuals at four weeks and six months, respectively, after said individuals became infected with SARS-CoV-2. The team was looking specifically for data to help them estimate the incidence, ...

Study: ChatGTP4 can be programmed to LIE and DECEIVE

January 02, 2024 -

Computer scientists from Apollo Research trained the AI to act as a trader for a fictional financial institution. However, when the AI's boss put pressure on it to make more money, the chatbot knowingly committed insider trading about 75 percent of the time.

GPT-4, short for Generating Pre-trained Transformer 4, is the fourth iteration of the GPT family of large language models developed by OpenAI. GPT-4 is designed to generate human-like text, complete tasks such as ...

Study: RUNNING boosts mental health and helps treat depression

November 01, 2023 -

The May 15 study published in the Journal of Affective Disorders found that running as therapy for anxiety and depression outperforms the effects of prescription antidepressants on mental and physical health and overall well-being – without negative side effects.

The study authors from the Netherlands gave 141 participants with anxiety and/or depression a real-life choice of treatments for their condition – medication or exercise – for a 16-week period. The medication ...

Study reveals 1,000% spike in congenital syphilis in Mississippi

October 31, 2023 -

Syphilis is one of the sexually transmitted infections (STIs) tracked by the government, along with chlamydia, gonorrhea and HIV, which are all on the rise. From 2020 to 2021, amid the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the country saw a 30.5 percent increase in CS cases.

The CDC report studied discharge data from Mississippi hospitals between 2016 and 2022 and found that congenital syphilis had increased tenfold. The total number of babies diagnosed with CS, ...

Study shows antioxidants in grapes can boost eye health

October 24, 2023 -

The vibrant pigmentation of this fruit reflects the rich concentration of polyphenols and antioxidants in their skin, making them a valuable addition to your diet. Polyphenols are plant compounds that offer many health benefits, from relaxing blood vessels to fighting free radical damage.

Singaporean scientists analyzed the powerful antioxidant effects of grapes to assess their impact on oxidative stress markers, especially concerning eye health. Oxidative stress is ...