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Chronic back pain linked to physical changes in the brain

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Chronic back pain cured by antibiotics; acne bacteria invade discs and cause debilitating pain

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Chronic back pain cured by antibiotics; acne bacteria invade discs and cause debilitating pain

Like with any other medical application of antibiotics, overuse and abuse is dangerous

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Chronic back pain linked to physical changes in the brain

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Chronic back pain cured by antibiotics; acne bacteria invade discs and cause debilitating pain

May 16, 2013 - Chronic back pain cured by antibiotics; acne bacteria invade discs and cause debilitating pain

Thursday, May 16, 2013 by: Jonathan Benson, staff writerTags: chronic back pain, antibiotics, spinal injury

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Candida overgrowth triggers your child's chronic ear infections

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Not all pain should be treated with NSAIDs

May 25, 2023 -

Understanding the underlying cause of chronic or acute pain is essential for an effective treatment plan

Not all pain should be treated with NSAIDs. Pain and its inflammatory response signify that the body is in a state of repair. Some pain is an indicator of a serious or life-threatening injury that should be treated as soon as possible. For example, a pain in the neck that travels across the scalp can indicate a pinched nerve, but it could also indicate that an artery has been ...

Is “Long COVID” just chronic LYME DISEASE under another name?

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The article explains that after the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) "pandemic" was launched in early 2020, in-person research on cancer and Lyme disease ceased, which drove Tal into looking at the salivary immune response to COVID. She discovered that salivary immune response to COVID is strikingly similar to that of Lyme.

"Long COVID looks exactly, and I mean exactly, like chronic Lyme," Tal noted. "One is caused by bacteria, and one is caused by a virus. And I started to ask ...

Inflation comes roaring back as Bidenomics harms American households

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Bloomberg Economics reported that the core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index, which excludes food and energy costs, has been seen rising by 0.4 percent from a month earlier, marking a second straight monthly acceleration in a gauge that has largely been receding over the past two years. When the three- or six-month data is annualized, both would rebound above two percent after dipping below the Fed's target in December 2023.

According to the Fed, they are ...

House Republicans push back against Biden administration’s GREEN TYRANNY

June 19, 2023 -

Lawmakers voted 248-180 on June 14 in favor of the Gas Stove Protection and Freedom Act (GSPFA), sponsored by Rep. Kelly Armstrong (R-ND). A report by POLITICO stated that 29 Democratic lawmakers crossed party lines to ensure the bill's passing.

Republicans touted the GSPFA as a pushback against the executive branch's overreach and green tyranny.

If it becomes law, the bill will prohibit the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) from utilizing taxpayer dollars ...

More and more U.S. hospitals are bringing back mask mandates

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In January, New York City once again began enforcing a mask mandate for the city's 11 public hospitals and at least 30 other health centers and five long-term care facilities.

Similar measures were also ordered at some hospitals in other locations. These other hospitals have reinforced masking rules for employees months ago as they anticipated a seasonal rush of sick people.

On Jan. 3, the New York City Health Department confirmed that the mask requirement applies ...

Central Wisconsin communities fighting back against wind turbine industry takeover

May 23, 2023 -

"There is a revolt happening here," said attorney Marti Machtan to The Epoch Times in an exclusive interview. "I've never seen our communities engage like this in my life."

A grassroots advocacy group called Farmland First, of which Machtan is a member, is keeping a close eye on the wind turbine industry, which wants to turn the Dairy State's pristine farmland into an unsightly eyesore – and ear-sore, because those things are loud – of large metal wind turbines that, ironically ...

Scientific American promotes unscientific transgender insanity, evolutionary biologist pushes back

May 22, 2023 -

Scientific American's latest offense involves the trend of transgenderism, which the magazine's Editor-in-Chief, Laura Helmuth, says is somehow rooted in science.

"White-throated sparrows have four chromosomally distinct sexes that pair up in fascinating ways," Helmuth tweeted along with an article from Audubon that supports her pro-trans argument.

"P.S. Nature is amazing. P.P.S. Sex is not binary," Helmuth added.

Such tripe is the kind of thing that transgenders ...

UPDATE: Evidence in Democrat Senator’s investigation traced back to violent crime

December 05, 2023 -

(Article by Vince Quill republished from WLTReport.com)

WLTR recently reported on the bribery scandal of Democrat Senator Bob Menendez and the ensuing investigation into the Democrat lawmaker.

Menendez is accused of taking $400,000 in bribes from Egyptian officials including physical property and gold. The precious metals are what is of concern to us today.

According to a new report, some of that gold has been traced back to a 2013 armed robbery.

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Study: Inflation is holding back Americans from making holiday food donations

November 30, 2023 -

A study released on Nov. 20 found that high prices of food are having a significant impact on Americans' willingness to donate food during the 2023 holiday season. It was conducted by technology company Divert, Inc., which focuses on food waste reduction.

Even though inflation eased to roughly 3.2 percent year-over-year in October from its recent peak of nine percent in June 2022, the cumulative increase since President Joe Biden took office has been around 20 percent....

Lawless in Gaza: Why Britain and the West back Israel’s crimes

October 17, 2023 -

(Article by Jonathan Cook republished from DeclassifiedUK.org)

The first benefit for Israel, and its Western allies, is more discussed than the second.

The tiny strip of land hugging the eastern Mediterranean coast was turned into a mix of testing ground and shop window.

Israel could use Gaza to develop all sorts of new technologies and strategies associated with the homeland security industries burgeoning across the West, as officials there grew increasingly ...

Supreme Court unanimously scales back EPA’s power under Clean Water Act

June 07, 2023 -

The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a couple from Idaho and established a stricter standard for determining whether the Clean Water Act applies to a wetland, marking a major blow to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Couple Michael and Chantell Sackett of Idaho have been fighting the EPA for over 15 years in their attempt to construct a house on an empty lot near a large lake. The EPA in 2007 issued a notice instructing them to cease construction of ...

Yale study exposes common chronic symptoms people experience after receiving COVID-19 vaccines

November 20, 2023 -

The study, which was partly funded by the U.S. National Institutes of Health, looked at those “who report a severe, debilitating chronic condition following COVID-19 vaccination” that started shortly after they got the jab and continued for a year or longer. According to the study, patients reported experiencing a median of 22 symptoms; the highest number of symptoms experienced by an individual was 35.

The most common symptoms among those studied were brain fog, neuropathy, ...

General Motors to bring back plug-in hybrids as EV market falters

February 13, 2024 -

This move was announced by CEO Mary Barra during the company's recent earnings call on Jan. 30. Before this call, GM was expected to ride on the success of the Chevrolet Bolt EV, the company's first all-electric vehicle launched in 2017 and billed as "America's most affordable EV."

The Chevy Bolt, as it is more popularly known, was described by auto enthusiasts as having the "distinction of beating the Tesla Model 3 to market" – with its tempting starting price at $26,500 ...

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 ...