As detailed in “The Web of Players Trying to Silence Truth,” the Publicis Groupe, a global PR firm, appears to be at the center of a large network involving Big Tech, Big Pharma, the U.S. government and global nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) that work in tandem to further the globalist Great Reset agenda. As you might…
Why Access to Safe, Clean Water Is a Wellness Issue
When Malini Ranganathan, PhD, an associate professor at American University and interim faculty director of the Antiracist Research and Policy Center, conducted research in Exeter, a flourishing agriculture town in California’s Central Valley, she didn’t expect to see similar conditions to what she’d witnessed in India’s low-income housing areas. Residents in one of the world’s…
3 Essential Steps to Establishing Boundaries
The world as we know it is experiencing an array of blurred lines. One area with various shades of grey is the relationship between work and home life. With the working from home conditions looking more like a new way of life, it’s become hard to separate the two. It’s become far too easy for…
Back Pain Causes, And How to Prevent It
Back Pain Causes, And How to Prevent It Back pain comes with a lot of discomfort and pain. Understanding the root cause of back pain and how to prevent it will go a long way in preventing and stopping further pain.  Most people have back pain at some point in their lives. It’s one…
Pfizer Vaccine Holocaust – Playing Russian Roulette With Vaccines
To date, Israel has vaccinated over 53% of its population, twice the percentage of Britain’s next closest nation, with 26.9%.According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), people die of the COVID vaccines available in America. Will you be one of them? You do not need to worry if you are among the 47 percent……
How We Know SARS-CoV-2 Absolutely Leaked From a Chinese Lab
Early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, many scientists suspected SARS-CoV-2 might have originated in a biosafety laboratory, most likely in Wuhan, China, where the outbreak began in December 2019. Among them, Jonathan Latham, Ph.D., a molecular biologist and a virologist, and Allison Wilson, Ph.D., a molecular biologist were experts who discussed the idea of a…
How To Make Matcha at Home While Honoring Its Rich Heritage
Matcha, made by grinding green tea leaves into a powder, has become almost as popular in the States as English Breakfast and chamomile. Starbucks and Dunkin’ sell it. The supermarket has it. It’s practically everywhere. However, the ingredient has become so ubiquitous that often it’s purchased and prepared without acknowledging its cultural roots. Despite being…
Resistance Bands – Can They Improve Your Horse Riding?
Being fit and healthy is something that should be a priority for everyone. One of the best ways to do so is by working out. Whether you are working out from your home or at the gym, having resistance bands is very important. These bands are made up of rubber or elastic and are used…
Phthalates Are Damaging Babies’ Brains
Ubiquitous exposure to phthalates, found in everything from food packaging to personal care products, is putting children’s brain development at risk, according to Project TENDR (Targeting Environmental Neuro-Development Risks), a collaboration of scientists, health professionals and advocates for children and the environment.1 The group formed in 2015 due to concerns that toxic environmental chemicals were…
How to Create a Cozy Fireside Moment from the Comfort of Your Couch—And the Dessert-Cocktail Pairing That’ll Bring the Outdoors In
Whether you’re a cold-weather native or not (or a cold-weather dweller, for that matter), creating cabin-esque moments that punch up the hygge factor indoors feels like a mini vacation. For the snacks, sips, and vibes for your staycay, we tapped cookbook author and and baking web series host Vallery Lomas to give us the expert…