With the onset of holiday season comes a seemingly never ending stream of feasts, family members, and perhaps most daunting of all, leftovers. At least when it comes to the latter, learning how to reheat Thanksgiving dishes for peak flavor will guarantee you’re well fed ahead of your Black Friday shopping and on through Cyber…
Nuremberg II in 2022?
It is more than evident that a significant part of humanity is stampeding to take experimental vaccines for COVID-19. However, the “experimental” vaccines violate all 10 of the Nuremberg Codes, which carry the death penalty for those who seek to break these International Laws. Now, more than ever, we need new trials, not after the……
Palm Oil Promotes Metastasis in Your Mouth
The type of fat you eat has an impact on your health and can affect your risk of certain diseases. An animal study published in Nature1 in November 2021 found a link between palmitic acid from palm oil and cancer metastasis. Another compelling report published in the journal Gastroenterology2 offers a radically novel, yet logically…
New Study Shows 83% Of Americans Want a 4-Day Workweek—Boomers Included
Earlier this year, I began to question my life priorities, which led to some pretty dramatic changes…including moving to a new city and scaling back how much work I was taking. While my situation and reasons are longer and more nuanced than anyone reading this article would be interested in (short answer: burnout), they are…
Children’s wellbeing book helps young children to cope with worries and anxiety.
A creative project started during the peak of Covid last year has evolved into a tool to support children struggling with worry and anxiety. Art psychotherapist O’Donoghue is the author and illustrator of children’s book The Little Squirrel Who Worried, a story begun while she was working last year in London and Essex for CAMHS…
4 Ways You Can Easily Cope With Losses in Poultry Farming
Every intending poultry or chicken farmer has one basic goal in mind, which is to grow his farm and to be a successful poultry farmer. However, so many factors could go wrong and might be responsible for some temporal setback. The post 4 Ways You Can Easily Cope With Losses in Poultry Farming appeared first…
The WHO Is an Institution of Corruption
Dr. Wolfgang Wodarg, an internal medicine doctor and former head of health at the Council of Europe, spoke with Planet Lockdown on the fundamental corruption at the World Health Organization and how it contributed to manufacturing a “test pandemic.”1 The seeds were sown more than a decade ago during the 2009 H1N1 (swine flu) pandemic….
PSA: Avocado Hair Masks Have Some Major Benefits for Your Strands and Scalp
Ah, avocados. If there was an award for best all-around fruit, (yes, they’re technically a fruit), avocados could certainly be crowned MVP in the versatility category. They’re great in smoothies, sure, but then there’s guacamole, heart-healthy avocado fries, vegan tostadas, an avocado hair mask…. That last one may come as a surprise, but while avocados clearly…
Macular Degeneration – Common Reasons Why We All Get It
Macular degeneration treatment is gaining increasing prominence in people older than fifty. Macular generation is a common cause of vision loss in mid-age people. The macula is the dominant part of the retina. The macula is responsible for facilitating central vision in our eyes. Macular generation happens mostly after the age of sixty and is…
The War on Fluoride Rages On
According to a commentary in the journal Nature, it is nearly impossible to get both sides of the fluoride issue to meet in the middle of anything.1 On one side, fluoride treatment supporters say it prevents cavities and strengthens teeth. On the other side, Michael Connett of the Fluoride Action Network (FAN) and others say…