Israeli media debates whether KILLING PALESTINIAN BABIES is justified as rabbis invoke biblical genocide and public calls for Gaza’s annihilation intensify The Israeli government’s war on Gaza has metastasized into a full-blown moral collapse, with mainstream media figures and political leaders openly debating whether Palestinian infants deserve death for the alleged crimes of Hamas. On…

A clinical trial from King’s College London shows that gradual peanut exposure (oral immunotherapy, or OIT) can help adults with severe allergies build tolerance, with 67% of participants safely consuming up to five peanuts daily. Participants started with tiny peanut flour doses (as low as 0.8mg), gradually increasing under supervision. The average tolerated dose rose…

Controversial Georgia bill grants immunity to pesticide makers as cancer lawsuits mount Georgia has passed SB 144, a bill shielding pesticide makers like Bayer from lawsuits over cancer-linked products like Roundup if labels meet federal standards. Governor Brian Kemp must decide whether to sign the bill, which critics say prioritizes corporate interests over public safety,…

In 2002, I was diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia. This painful condition is not the subject of this post, so let me be brief and say that it causes unpredictable jolts of electric pain through the head and jaw. It wasn’t until 2014 that a friend told me to try CBD oil. Marijuana? You mean pot??…

Empowering women: “The Breast Cancer Prevention Guide” offers new hope and actionable strategies "The Breast Cancer Prevention Guide" by Dr. Sandra Cabot and Margaret Jasinska emphasizes proactive strategies to reduce breast cancer risk, highlighting that while genetics play a role, lifestyle choices significantly influence outcomes. The book underscores the impact of lifestyle choices, revealing that…

Trump demands Panama and Suez Canals offer free passage to U.S. ships, citing historic claims and strategic necessity Trump demands free U.S. passage through the Panama and Suez Canals, calling them vital to American commerce and military strategy. He cites historical U.S. involvement in building the canals and warns against "exorbitant" fees, even threatening retaking…

Eat right. Exercise. Get enough sleep. Don’t smoke or drink. That “healthy lifestyle” list just keeps getting longer. Wouldn’t it be great if there were just one thing we could do (or take) that could grant us complete health and well-being? The unfortunate truth is that no such “magic bullet” exists. But there is…

Google has reversed its plan to phase out third-party tracking cookies in Chrome, drawing backlash from privacy advocates who see it as prioritizing profits over user privacy. The decision means users will remain under constant surveillance by advertisers, contradicting Google’s earlier promises of enhanced privacy controls. Critics accuse Google of using its Privacy Sandbox initiative…

How Bill Gates and MIT just redefined medicine—and control—in one painless injection On September 12, 2024, researchers at MIT, Harvard Medical School, and the Broad Institute announced a breakthrough: a self-assembling drug-delivery system dubbed SLIM (self-aggregating long-acting injectable microcrystals), funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The technology injects microscopic drug crystals that form…

Cancer rates are surging globally, with 10 million new cases in 1996 and projected increases. In the U.S., 1.2 million new cases occur annually, with high mortality rates. Preventive measures are urgently needed. In his book "Antioxidants Against Cancer," Ralph W. Moss highlights antioxidants—found in colorful fruits and vegetables—as a natural way to prevent and…