Henry C. Lu’s “Chinese Herbal Cures” explores the enduring laegacy of Chinese herbal medicine – NaturalNews.com

Henry C. Lu’s “Chinese Herbal Cures” explores the enduring laegacy of Chinese herbal medicine Henry C. Lu's "Chinese Herbal Cures" explores the enduring legacy of Chinese herbal medicine, blending history, folklore and practical applications to highlight its relevance in contemporary healthcare. The book details over 5,000 Chinese herbs, focusing on legendary ones like puffballs, and emphasizes…

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Florida Home Invasion Ends in Justified Self-Defense

We all know that while, in theory, a restraining order carries the weight of the law behind it, in practice, it’s just a piece of paper that won’t stop an angry attacker who has already set out to break a more serious law like assault or murder. That’s why it’s a good idea to also…

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Defensive Gun Uses In America: How Often Firearms Save Lives

LISTEN TO THIS ARTICLE (12-minute Read) — In the ongoing national conversation about firearms, one critical statistic often receives insufficient attention: defensive gun uses (DGUs). These instances—where law-abiding citizens use firearms to protect themselves, their families, or others from threats—represent the positive side of gun ownership that rarely makes headlines. While tragic misuses of firearms…

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Fitness

Sports cardiologists advocate for personalized approaches to heart health

Exercise is generally considered healthy and beneficial, even for individuals living with cardiovascular disease. However, there is a growing demand for personalized heart health advice that considers individual differences. A Theme Issue on sports and exercise of the Canadian Journal of Cardiology, published by Elsevier, investigates the risks and benefits of physical activity taking socioeconomic,…

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News

How Privateers Could Help Crush Drug Cartels

Posted on Monday, March 17, 2025 | by W. J. Lee | 0 Comments | Print A long-dormant but nonetheless formidable congressional power could rewrite the terms of engagement in the Trump administration’s battle against drug cartels. The authority to issue “letters of marque and reprisal” has been enshrined in…

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Health Freedom

The EU’s plan for ‘peace’ is to buy more weapons with taxpayer money – NaturalNews.com

European defense is basically a teenaged-grade fantasy war gaming league at this point – minus the generous sponsorships. (Article republished from RT.com) On Wednesday, defense ministers from five European heavyweights – France, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Britain (yes, Britain, because apparently Brexit only applied to sensible EU decisions) – gathered in Paris to figure out how…

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Prepping & Survival

MICROPLASTICS In Wastewater Fuel Antibiotic Resistance, Study Warns

This article was originally published by Ava Grace at Natual News. A study published in Applied and Environmental Microbiology found that Escherichia coli bacteria exposed to microplastics become five times more resistant to four common antibiotics, highlighting a dangerous link between plastic pollution and the rise of antibiotic-resistant superbugs. Microplastics – found in oceans, soil, air, and drinking…

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News

How One Businesswoman Was Targeted

Scams are no-good schemes designed to steal people’s identity or money. They are performed by fraudsters who participate in dishonest acts. Consumers report losing more than $12.5 billion to fraud in 2024 alone, a 25% increase over the prior year per FTC.gov. Thus, being taken advantage of can happen to anyone. Are scams preventable? Yes,…

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2A Protection

SAF Urges Supreme Court to Hear Gun Rights Case

In a unique maneuver to try to get the U.S. Supreme Court to resolve a dispute between federal circuit courts, the Second Amendment Foundation has filed a response brief with the court encouraging the justices to hear its case involving licensed carry by young Minnesotans 18 to 20 years old. In the case Jacobson v. Worth,…

ByRichard BakerMarch 17, 20250Comments

Pandemics

Scientists say NIH officials told them to scrub mRNA references on grants

National Institutes of Health officials have urged scientists to remove all references to mRNA vaccine technology from their grant applications, two researchers said, in a move that signaled the agency might abandon a promising field of medical research. The mRNA technology is under study at the NIH for prevention and treatment of infectious diseases, including…

ByRichard BakerMarch 17, 20250Comments