With approaching death, breathing becomes faster while oxygen levels in the brain and other cells become lower and lower. Very high respiratory rates (labored breathing) are evident in terminal cancer, the last stages of HIV-AIDS, cystic fibrosis, and other conditions. Observing breathing patterns in dying hospital patients led to the discovery of the Buteyko breathing……
How a Bacterium Can Spread Abnormal Cell Growth
This article was previously published October 23, 2020, and has been updated with new information. The diagnosis of cancer can trigger strong emotions of fear, anger, anxiety and sadness.1 The National Cancer Institute estimates 606,520 people will die from cancer in 2020, or 1,661 people each day.2 They also estimate there will be 1,806,590 new…
Buzz On Over To Snag Lovehoney’s Magic Wand Vibrator on Major Sale for Black Friday—And So Much More
Move over, mattresses and stand-mixers. The real thing we want to be shopping for this Black Friday is the gift that keeps on giving: a powerful new sex toy. Or two. Or five. Most of our favorite retailers are waiting until next week to launch their coveted sales, but there’s good news for eager beavers—…
World’s Comfiest Beach Footwear
Engineered For Comfort: For The Wellness Of Your Feet & Body – a far more comfortable wearing experience. SeaPigs are offering ten lucky people who wear a UK size eight to be the first in the country to trial their groundbreaking new beach footwear: The Drifters. After years of development the revolutionary SeaPigs Drifters are…
Melatonin — A Standard of Treatment Adjunct for Acute Infections?
This article was previously published October 19, 2020, and has been updated with new information. According to a June 2020 research paper,1 melatonin2,3 may be an important adjunct to COVID-19 treatment. Incidentally, while not emphasized, melatonin is an optional addition to the highly effective MATH+ protocol promoted by the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Working…
In 1 Month, This Lifting Neck Cream Has Helped To Correct the Creases on My Neck
When you’re looking down at your screen all day and live in the body of a human woman who hasn’t figured out a way to defy gravity, you may develop what is sometimes referred to as “tech neck.” This is basically when your neck is downturned so much by typing on your device of choice…
Pfizer Whistleblower Sinks Vaccine Trial Integrity
Yet again, mainstream media have completely ignored what should have been front-page news. According to a whistleblower who worked on Pfizer’s Phase 3 COVID jab trial in the fall of 2020, data were falsified, patients were unblinded, the company hired poorly trained people to administer the injections, and follow-up on reported side effects lagged way…
Sunday Riley C.E.O. Brightening Serum Transformed My Pre-Holiday Stress Skin in a Week
Host Thanksgiving at your house, they said. It would be fun, they said. Actually, nobody ever said this, but I went ahead and volunteered, so here we are. I’ve got about 15 Thanksgiving menu drafts in the works, a dozen packages en route containing matching plates, silverware, and whatever the results were for “autumnal garlands”…
Wassen Launches NEW Multimineral with Vitamins
Wassen, experts in mineral-based food supplements, has launched a NEW one-a-day Multimineral with vitamins.[1] Specifically designed with 23 tailored nutrients, the Wassen Multimineral will help to support an active lifestyle. It contains 10 minerals and 13 vitamins in a handy, daily formula that will help to maintain health and wellbeing in six fabulous ways: For…
13 Wintery Sweaters That Will Never, Ever Itch or Irritate Your Skin
Let’s be real: Buying a sweater that feels supremely soft and cozy in the store only to end up feeling itchy and irritated when you get home is one of the most frustrating feelings. Like kittens, it’s easy to be fooled by a cute sweater before it scratches you (or makes you scratch all over)….