Gun Made Launches The Largest Online Search Engine For Guns and Ammunition

Gun Made just launched the largest online search engine for firearms and ammunition, connecting consumers to more than 4,000 gun stores across the United States. The coolest thing about this search engine is it provides gun buyers with real-time inventory so they can not only check the price, but see if a nearby brick-and-mortar store…

ByRichard BakerOctober 28, 20240Comments

Prepping & Survival

Second Person In Missouri Contracts Bird Flu With NO Exposure To Infected Animals

Is it finally “transmitting” between humans? A second person in Missouri has been confirmed as testing positive for bird flu having no exposure to infected animals. A blood test confirmed the infection, according to a report by Accuweather. The H5N1 is a type of influenza that’s rare in humans but is highly contagious and deadly in…

ByRichard BakerOctober 28, 20240Comments

News

Even Harris’s Voters Want Trump’s Immigration Policy

Posted on Monday, October 28, 2024 | by Andrew Shirley | 1 Comments | Print A new poll from Newsweek has revealed that even a majority of voters who say they plan to back Kamala Harris on November 5 support former President Donald Trump’s immigration and border security agenda. According…

ByRichard BakerOctober 28, 20240Comments

Health Freedom

The berry that takes down triglycerides and LDL

Strawberries are one of my favorite fruits. I have a cup of frozen organic strawberries every day in my morning smoothie, and when summer comes, I hit the local organic farm every week of the season to pick my own. The great thing about strawberries is they’re not just juicy, sweet and tasty. They have…

ByRichard BakerOctober 28, 20240Comments

Prepping & Survival

They LIED About FLU: 50 Years of Data Show 97.5% of Symptoms Are Not Caused By Influenza

This article was originally published by Rhoda Wilson at The Exposé under the title: They LIED About FLU: 50 Years Of Data Show Cases Are Rare, 97.5% Of Symptoms Are Not Caused By Influenza And There Have Been No Deaths In a recent article highlighting a review of 50 years’ worth of data, Dr. Tom…

ByRichard BakerOctober 28, 20240Comments

News

Breast Cancer Survivor Shares Her Journey

Interview with a brave woman who survived and thrives following breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. Women experience many commonalities during their lifetimes, from wearing pigtails as kids to pursuing careers and/or raising families as adults. An unfortunate shared connection between women is the diagnosis of breast cancer, the most common form of cancer in the…

ByRichard BakerOctober 28, 20240Comments

2A Protection

FPC Pushes Forward In Post Office Gun Ban Challenge

The Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) has filed a motion for summary judgment in its case pending before a U.S. District Court in Texas challenging the Post Office gun ban. The lawsuit FPC v. Garland challenges federal gun control laws prohibiting firearm possession, storage and carry at United States Post Offices and related properties, including…

ByRichard BakerOctober 28, 20240Comments

Pandemics

Black Americans still suffer worse health. Here’s why there’s so little progress

One morning in late April, a small brick health clinic along the Thurgood Marshall Highway bustled with patients. There was Joshua McCray, 69, a public bus driver who, four years after catching covid-19, still is too weak to drive. Louvenia McKinney, 77, arrived complaining about shortness of breath. Ponzella McClary brought her 83-year-old mother-in-law, Lula,…

ByRichard BakerOctober 28, 20240Comments

Fitness

Hunger hormone suppressed by intense exercise, study suggests

Vigorous exercise suppresses hunger more effectively than moderate activity, particularly in females. In a recent study published in the Journal of the Endocrine Society, researchers explored the effects of exercise intensity on levels of ghrelin (a hormone produced in the stomach associated with hunger) and appetite. Their results indicate that high-intensity exercise could…

ByRichard BakerOctober 28, 20240Comments

Pandemics

Expanded access to weight-loss drugs could save thousands of lives

A recent study published in PNAS explores the potential benefits of expanding access to novel weight loss drugs to enhance survival rates in overweight and obese individuals. Study: Estimating the lives that could be saved by expanded access to weight-loss drugs . Image Credit: Shutterstock AI / Shutterstock.com The threat of…

ByRichard BakerOctober 28, 20240Comments