Author: Maggi Pier

The importance of family communication

The importance of family communication

It might seem easier to avoid communicating with a member of your family, but this won’t make problems go away – in many cases, it even makes them worse.  Good communication, on the other hand, serves as the foundation for a happy and harmonious family life. So, what is good communication and why is it…

‘I’ve Had Chronic Conditions for 32 Years, and Here Are My Top 2 Tips for Advocating for Yourself at a Doctor’s Appointment’

‘I’ve Had Chronic Conditions for 32 Years, and Here Are My Top 2 Tips for Advocating for Yourself at a Doctor’s Appointment’

In the doctor’s office, it can be overwhelming to balance getting the care you need with getting all your questions answered. Sometimes, doctors may seem as if they’re in a hurry, not fully grasping what you’re trying to communicate, or—perhaps, most dangerously—not taking your words seriously. Speaking up for yourself and your health care in…

Crying For The Dead Turbo Cancer Patients

Crying For The Dead Turbo Cancer Patients

Sometimes awful news breaks through our defenses, and we cry. Some people have no heart, and it is appropriate to question their humanity. But, unfortunately, these past few years have shown us there is no heart in medicine regarding genetic vaccines and Covid treatments administered in hospitals. Only the ugliest, meanest, cruel minds guilty of……

Biowarfare Through the Food Supply

Biowarfare Through the Food Supply

In an April 17, 2023, opinion piece in STAT News,1 Dr. Peter Lurie and Beth Ellikidis argue for the genetic engineering of food, claiming “newer technologies can make highly targeted changes at the base-pair level — one specific rung on the DNA ladder — enhancing precision and reducing the likelihood of ‘off-target effects’ in which…

17 Perennial Herbs To Grow for Your Own Endless Supply

17 Perennial Herbs To Grow for Your Own Endless Supply

Planting perennial herbs in the garden means you’ll never have to spend another $2.99 at the grocery store for just a handful of leaves. And to avoid an unintentionally bland diet—or, worse, a mistakenly flavorless meal for guests—it’s important to know which edible herbs will add the most versatility to your kitchen. Ahead, find out…

Could Aspirin Have Cut COVID Deaths in Half?

Could Aspirin Have Cut COVID Deaths in Half?

Aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) was introduced in 1899 as an alternative to sodium salicylate,1 a pain reliever and anti-inflammatory known for its unpleasant side effects such as stomach cramps, heartburn, nausea and vomiting. It’s been a staple medicine in most households ever since and is frequently recommended as a remedy to control inflammation and prevent blood…

Climate and Agricultural Trouble Dead Ahead

Climate and Agricultural Trouble Dead Ahead

As expected, we have increased volcanic activity during every grand solar minimum. As a result, we now have a series of massive eruptions putting enormous amounts of sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere. In addition, the pacific ocean eruption from last year set a tremendous amount of water vapor beyond the stratosphere, all blocking sunlight and……

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