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- Doctors-committees call for Joint Global Health Emergency (even though global warming saves lives) Wed, 1 Nov 23, 6:37amThe Guardian via Climate Depot By Jo Nova Lets meld climate and health into one giant government quasi religion. What could possibly go wrong? The medical industry leapt into politics and medical witchcraft on Saturday, calling...
- It turns out I knew nothing about the back of my hand Sat, 21 Oct 23, 5:42amBy Jo Nova It’s a fantastic piece of engineering Henry Gray (1918) Anatomy of the Human Body
- Transparent Label Campaign demands better pill regulations Thu, 23 Mar 23, 4:30amWhen it comes to nutritional supplements, there’s a lot of concern about what they do to, and/or for, the body. But what about what they do to the planet? To animals and their habitat? Terraseed, a vegan supplement company,...
- School of medicine beautifully blends health and nature Wed, 10 Aug 22, 2:30amOne company has taken a unique approach to a school's design by asking a few essential questions: What does the land need? What does the community need? How can every element of the design work together to enrich ecology?...
- Plants produce aspirin when they are stressed says new study Thu, 21 Jul 22, 5:30amA recent study published in the journal Science Advances established that plants produce medicine to deal with stress just as like humans. In the study, the researchers examined a model plant known as Arabidopsis and found...
- Elevated CO2 and the Enhancement of Plant Medicinal Properties Sun, 12 Jun 22, 3:07am“overall, elevated CO2 provoked changes in the phytochemical contents of caraway plants, particularly at the sprouting stage and, hence, improved their nutritive and health-promoting properties.”
- Climate Change – Is It Time to Say Goodbye to Inhaled Anaesthesia? Sat, 4 Jun 22, 11:00pmEvery sector must play its part in reducing both emission of harmful gases and overall energy use.
- Global Pandemic Treaty? The WHO that helped spread Covid wants even more power Fri, 3 Dec 21, 6:40amJust what the world doesn’t need, another giant global bureaucracy which is a tool of President Xi.
- Vaccine risk? Blood markers suggest an increased risk of heart attacks Sat, 27 Nov 21, 5:08amDr Aseem Malhotra is a consultant cardiologist and he’s calling for an end to mandatory vaccination while we investigate new results suggesting inflammatory blood markers are raised by the mRNA vaccines.
- How many mechanisms do you need? Ivermectin works against Covid in 20 ways Fri, 12 Nov 21, 5:41amSome claim that we don’t know how ivermectin works, but oh boy we do
- How many mechanisms do you need? Ivermectin protects us from Covid in 20 ways Fri, 12 Nov 21, 5:41amSome claim that we don’t know how ivermectin works, but oh boy we do
- First Australian Covid Vax, approved overseas, but instead of a medal, we sack Prof Petrovsky Thu, 4 Nov 21, 7:15amWe’re sacking Vaccine Professors for not taking the right vaccine? Who knew? The first traditional vaccine for Covid that’s based on protein anywhere in the world has been approved for use...
- First Australian Covid Vax, approved overseas, but instead of a medal, we sack Prof Petrovsky instead Thu, 4 Nov 21, 7:15amWe’re sacking Vaccine Professors for not taking the right vaccine? Who knew? The first traditional vaccine for Covid that’s based on protein anywhere in the world has been approved for use...
- UK Study finds Covid spreads just as easily from infected people who are Vaccinated Sun, 31 Oct 21, 1:38pmA new study shows vaccinated people are about 40% less likely to catch Covid, but if or when they do catch it they pose the same risk to the people close to them regardless of their vaccination status.
- SARS-2 — When did Intelligence agencies know it was almost certainly a lab leak? Tue, 21 Sep 21, 3:39amWhen did the national leaders figure out it was probably a leak from a Chinese bioweapon laboratory?