Frankincense, a sacred resin from the Boswellia tree, holds deep historical, cultural and medicinal significance. Used for millennia in rituals and spiritual practices, it remains a symbol of reverence in religions like Christianity and Ayurveda. Studies have shown that frankincense contains compounds like sesquiterpenes, boswellic acids (primarily in resin extracts) and other terpenes. These chemicals can…

The book "Plants That Fight Cancer" by Spiridon E. Kintzios and Maria G. Barberaki provides a detailed survey of over 150 plant genera and species with documented antitumor and antileukemic properties, highlighting their potential in combating cancer. The book delves into the nature of cancer, its causes and the limitations of conventional treatments like surgery,…

I have not written much about the war on Gaza. It is so brutal and the Zionist behavior is so alien to me that I lack words to describe it. (Article by Sundance republished from MoonOfAlabama.com) I have difficulties to understand how anyone, any group of people, could set themselves so far outside of the common…

Farro is rich in protein, fiber, B vitamins and essential minerals like magnesium, iron and zinc. Its low gluten content makes it easier to digest than modern wheat. One of the oldest cultivated grains, farro dates back over 10,000 years and was a staple in ancient Roman and Mediterranean diets before being revived in modern…

Chinese influencer’s viral call for revolution sparks debate on U.S. oligarchy and trade war fallout Chinese influencer Neil Zhu's viral video accuses American elites of enriching themselves while hollowing out the middle class through offshoring jobs, stagnating wages and accumulating debt. His message resonates with frustrated audiences. Zhu argues that U.S. trade policies benefit oligarchs,…

Flavonoid-rich foods SLASH DIABETES RISK by 28% as study reveals plant compounds outperform pharmaceuticals A groundbreaking UK Biobank study of 113,097 participants reveals that consuming just six servings of flavonoid-rich foods daily—packed with potent phytochemicals like anthocyanins, quercetin, and flavan-3-ols—can slash type 2 diabetes (T2D) risk by an impressive 28%. Tea, berries, and apples emerged…

White House conceals casualty figures in unilateral Yemen campaign amid policy shifts and growing backlash The Trump administration faces criticism for withholding details on U.S. military casualties and civilian deaths from unauthorized airstrikes in Yemen, with over 1,000 conducted since March. Critics accuse it of bypassing constitutional checks. Lawmakers, including Reps. Ro Khanna and Pramila…

Gary Null’s “No More Cancer” challenges conventional cancer treatment paradigm Gary Null's book "No More Cancer" challenges mainstream therapies like chemotherapy and radiation, arguing they are often ineffective or harmful, while advocating for overlooked alternative treatments. The book highlights dietary changes (e.g., consuming melons for pH balance, fiber for cancer risk reduction) and includes recipes and…

USDA Secretary warns of chronic disease crisis emanating from FOOD STAMPS, calls for junk food CRACKDOWN, prioritizing NUTRITIOUS OPTIONS USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins warns that poor nutrition in federal food programs is driving a chronic disease crisis that could "bankrupt" America. SNAP benefits currently allow purchases of junk food, sugary drinks, and processed snacks, worsening…

From Gaza to Iran: How Israel’s escalating strikes could drag the world into war Escalating Military Aggression: Israel’s recent airstrikes on Yemen and threats against Iran risk triggering a catastrophic regional war, potentially drawing in global powers like the U.S., Europe, and Russia. Far-Right Alignment: Israel’s ethnonationalist policies, enshrined in its 2018 Nation-State Law, have…