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AIDS caused by “gay lifestyle,” not HIV, says biologist

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Duesberg published a paper on the subject that was covered by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). His paper debunks the longtime claim that HIV is a trigger for AIDS, and that anyone can "catch" AIDS, including through "close contact" with family members as has long been claimed by Tony Fauci and the medical establishment.

Because HIV fulfills neither Koch's classic postulates nor several other of his own postulates for viral pathogenesis, Duesberg says there is simply ...

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 ...

New natural protocols and lifestyle treatments are desperately needed to tackle heart disease

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New protocols and guidelines are desperately needed to tackle the heart disease epidemic in the U.S. and address heart-related vaccine damage. The current protocols, which rely heavily on statin drugs, are not addressing the root cause of heart disease. The latest research on berberine, nattokinase, and bergamot is promising for the prevention of heart disease, and builds upon the benefits conferred by other natural options like capsaicin, anthocyanins, and nitric oxide.The ...

Study: Childhood inactivity and screen time linked to heart damage in young adults

September 15, 2023 -

Too much screen time is bad, regardless of your age

According to research, the average American has at least seven hours or more of screen time. The trend has spread globally, contributing to an international daily average of just under seven hours of screen engagement.

Phones are the most problematic among all devices. On average, Americans spend as much as three hours and 43 minutes on their phones daily. And while too much screen time is bad for everyone regardless ...

Study: Walking 2,000 steps a day can decrease older women’s risk of heart failure

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Walking is said to be one of the simplest and easiest ways to sneak in physical activity into your daily routine. It is a perfectly viable form of exercise that is both low-risk and accessible to most people, especially older adults.

A study published in JAMA Cardiology expounded on this finding. The researchers looked at almost 6,000 women in the U.S. aged between 63 and 99 years old. They were observed roughly 7.5 years to find the possible correlation between daily step ...

Do these exercises in the morning to boost your heart function and reduce your risk of heart disease and stroke

August 28, 2023 -

If you can fit workouts in earlier in the day, make the switch. However, what's important is that you do exercise and enjoy its many health benefits -- whenever you can. Don't worry about changing the time of day you do physical activity if what you’re currently doing flows well with your daily routine and lifestyle. (Related: Is there a best time during the day to exercise? Science settles the debate.)

Here are some of the best exercises and regular physical activities ...

Study discovers that STROKE could be TRANSMISSIBLE via blood transfusions

November 13, 2023 - sedentary lifestyle. Move around to keep your blood flowing and improve your health and overall well-being.

Quit, if you smoke. The chemicals in cigarette smoke cause the blood to thicken and form clots inside veins and arteries that can lead to a heart attack or a stroke.

Drink in moderation, if you drink alcohol. In general, the more alcohol you consume on the excessive side can lead to high blood pressure – putting you at greater risk of developing a ...

mRNA COVID jabs caused one in four Saudis to suffer heart issues, “bombshell” study finds

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Microbiologist and immunologist Muazzam M. Sheriff and colleagues at Ibn Sina National College for Medical Studies and King Faisal General Hospital noted that more than a quarter of COVID jab recipients suffered some kind of cardiac complication after getting the mRNA variety of shot, made by either Pfizer and BioNTech or Moderna.

Nearly 15 percent of mRNA jab recipients reported experiencing heart-related symptoms within one month of injection, while others reported heart ...

Researchers: Type 2 diabetes can be addressed with a low-carb diet paired with high protein and high unsaturated fats

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Associate Professor Grant Brinkworth, a principal research scientist at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), said the research results are groundbreaking. The most amazing benefit of the low carbohydrate diet was the reduction in medication levels, with some study participants ceasing their medications altogether.

"This research shows that traditional dietary approaches for managing Type 2 diabetes could be outdated," he said. "We really ...

Study: A sugary drink a day could increase your risks of chronic liver disease and liver cancer

September 05, 2023 -

The researchers behind the study explained that consuming sweetened beverages could drive insulin resistance and inflammation, which are both strongly linked to the development of liver problems like liver cancer. This is the first study to report an association between regular intake of sugar-sweetened beverages and chronic liver disease mortality.

"If our findings are confirmed, reducing sugar-sweetened beverage consumption might serve as a public health strategy ...

A multivitamin may not be the best choice, unless you choose the right one

in 189 years - naturalnews.com printable article

A multivitamin may not be the best choice, unless you choose the right one

Clean up your lifestyle before you invest

Choose quality, over quantity

Evita Ochel, B.Sc., B.Ed., CHN - is a consciousness expansion teacher, a natural health educator, holistic nutritionist, speaker ...

Prepper fitness: Why is physical health important for survival?

May 24, 2023 -

The sections below will discuss the importance of physical health for survival preparedness. You will also find out how fitness can help when SHTF; what types of exercises and training can help improve your strength and stamina; and how to build a fitness routine that will improve your chance of getting through a survival scenario. (h/t to TheRealSurvivalists.com)Importance of fitness for survival preparedness

Disaster preparedness involves stockpiling supplies like food, ...

New study predicts DIABETES cases will rise to 1.3B by 2050

July 20, 2023 -

The study, conducted by researchers at the Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington, found that there are currently 529 million people in the world with diabetes – with the majority of the cases being Type 2 diabetes (T2D) – the form of the disease that is linked to obesity and is largely preventable. They projected that this will more than double to around 1.3 billion people by 2050.Why the prevalence of diabetes is increasing

"We ...

6 Natural ways to increase blood flow to your brain

August 22, 2023 -

Your brain is one of three vital organs that consume the most oxygen. Despite comprising only two percent of your total body weight, your brain consumes about 18.4 percent of the oxygen that enters your body, making it the second highest oxygen consumer after the liver, which uses about 20.4 percent. Your brain needs plenty of oxygen because in order to generate energy, it relies almost exclusively on a form of metabolism that requires oxygen. Your brain cells, or neurons, also ...

Use of fluoroquinolone antibiotics linked to aortic damage and deadly heart conditions

August 09, 2023 -

The agency first added a boxed warning to fluoroquinolones in 2008 because of the increased risk of tendonitis and tendon rupture associated with the drug.

Studies suggest that the body’s microbiome is composed of at least 39 trillion bacteria. While you're young, your family, dietary intake and environmental exposure contribute to the variety in your microbiome, which in turn affects your lifelong health.

Daily activities like eating, brushing your teeth, kissing ...

LGBTOBESE: Army exempts fat trannies from physical fitness standards, making US military the laughing stock of the world

July 06, 2023 -

Jones, a mentally deranged male who thinks he is a "transgender female," spoke briefly about his "journey from battling depression & suicidal thoughts to embracing authenticity," which the Department of Defense (DOD), in a separate tweet, claims "inspires us all."

"What pride means to me is celebrating that diversity as our strength as a nation and as an Army," Jones said in the clip – watch below.

"Pride means something very special to me as an LGBTQ individual, ...

Climate fanatics say there’s no room for personal choice if global warming is to be stopped: Everyone will need to decrease their standard of living by 75% – using force if necessary

May 10, 2023 -

In its "Future World" series, the BBC is telling viewers that it is no longer an option to live an "ultra-low carbon lifestyle" – it is a requirement if the planet is to be saved from man-made so-called climate change.

Right now, the "carbon footprint" of someone living in the developed world ranges anywhere from 4.46 metric tons per year in France, all the way up to 15.43 metric tons per year in Canada.

In the United States, the average person's carbon footprint ...

Prepping for collapse, famine and nuclear war: 12 Tips that will help you be more resilient when SHTF

June 28, 2023 - sedentary lifestyle.

Keep in mind that bone density is essential for resilience and survival. You will also need stamina for the heavy physical demands of post-SHTF life.

Do whatever you can right now to increase your strength, endurance and bone density to improve your resiliency.

Boost your fitness levels with cardio and strength training.

Here are some tips to ensure a safe workout when starting a new routine:

Stay hydrated

Drink ...

‘You are the carbon they want reduced’: UK study says human breath contributes to greenhouse gases

December 15, 2023 -

(Article republished from YourNews.com)A recent study from the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology in Edinburgh has presented findings that the act of breathing by UK citizens contributes approximately 0.1% to the nation’s greenhouse gas emissions. Dr. Nicholas Cowan, an atmospheric physicist, conducted the study, which focuses on the emission of methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O) by humans.

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Dr. Cowan’s research highlights ...