Everything You HAVE TO KNOW about Dangerous Genetically Modified Foods from Jeffrey Smith on Vimeo. A study demonstrates the toxicity of three genetically modified corn varieties from the American seed company Monsanto, according to the Committee for Independent Research and Information on Genetic Engineering. “For the first time in the world, we’ve proven that GMO…
The Difference Between Social Anxiety and Shyness, According to a Psychologist
Perhaps you’ve waited all of quarantine for authentic social connection—hugs, maskless conversations, eating outdoors because it’s beautiful…not because it’s a safety hazard to chow down inside. Yet now that you’re mingling with others, you feel decidedly self-conscious, uncomfortable, even panic-y. You may be wondering: Do I have social anxiety, or am I just shy following…
The Power of affirmations
Have you ever told yourself; “this is who I am and I can’t change it!” Newsflash! Yes, you can. I consider myself a bit of a chameleon in that I constantly change who I am. I reflect on the areas of myself that I am not altogether happy with, and then envision how I would…
Media Publishing Blatant Lies About Mercola
Media organizations occasionally contact Mercola.com, sometimes to challenge us on the researched, fact-checked articles we post for our readers. This was the case when Isobel Cockerell, a reporter with Coda Story, requested comments on our coverage of COVID-19, and specifically on my decision to remove COVID-related content, for an article she was writing. Her request…
Saturn Goes Retrograde in Aquarius This Weekend—And 2 Signs Will Feel Its Challenges Most
We’re now in the thick of retrograde season, and Saturn retrograde in Aquarius is up next to shake up our summer. This transit—which spans from May 23 to October 11—may strike a pang of fear in your heart if you associate Saturn’s entire reputation with the astrological phase of your Saturn return. But, the taskmaster…
Create a healthier balance by mixing in a FLUÈRE non-alcoholic cocktail
With all the excitement of bars and restaurants opening and the prospect of dinner parties with friends on the horizon, why not mix a few healthier cocktails into your evening with delicious suggestions from FLUÈRE Non-Alcoholic Spirits? FLUÈRE is a range of non-alcoholic spirits made with the same distilling techniques used to produce alcoholic spirits…
OK TMI: Why Do I Burp So Much? Because It Can Be Kind of Embarrassing
You may burp after having a soda, or upon eating a meal in under five minutes, or just out of the blue. But if you feel like you have belching episodes frequently, or simply more than other people you know, you may wonder, Why do I burp so much? As it turns out, there are…
Gluten free and vegan-friendly English Blueberry wine
Award-winning Blue Aurora blueberry wine was born out of a desire to use every berry lovingly grown on the family fruit farm owned and run by the Long brothers in Lutton, on the borders of Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire. Today the farm produces over 500 tonnes of blueberries annually – but up to 20% of that was going…
Mask Generated Infectious Pandemics
When you realize that no one has been dying of bacteria, flu, or fungus infections, you know something is wrong. Though warnings never stop about the dangers of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and killer fungus infections that make COVID look like a walk in the park, not a word is printed in the media about people killed……
‘I’m a Cardiologist and This Is Why the First Mile Is Always the Hardest’
When you enjoy running as a way to stay active, it might feel like that first mile hits you hard and fast—no matter if you’re a daily runner or someone just beginning to get into a fitness routine. And that’s actually totally normal, as it should feel hard. “The first mile is the hardest because it…