Lethal Sex -The Rise of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in the Age of Postmodernist Liberalism

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Lethal Sex -The Rise of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in the Age of Postmodernist Liberalism

Syphilis, one of the most feared infections of the Middle Ages and Victorian eras, was until recently virtually eradicated from from our world. In the United States, after being close to zero in 2000, the syphilis rate began a sharp climb in 2011. Experts are squeamish about giving an answer to the upsurge of STDs in general. Perhaps they are naive or prudish when it comes to sexual matters, or perhaps they’re living in a bubble.

In this article, you’ll learn ...

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15
MAR
0

Health Education

FAQ – How can I heal from chronic viral infections (EBV) and vagus nerve issues

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FAQ – How can I heal from chronic viral infections (EBV) and vagus nerve issues

Earlier this month (February 2018), a reader made the following question:

I am interested in learning how to heal from chronic EBV and vagus nerve/cardiac issues. I am currently learning to apply the insights of Anthony Williams, Medical Medium, to better understand how to heal. You may also have some insights into my quest. Anthony does not address the vagus nerve/ cardiac connection directly, although he does give great detail to EBV and how it can insinuate itself into our organs ...

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15
FEB
0

Health Education

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Amazing Health Journey: Interview with Mikhaila Peterson at SOTT Radio Network

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Amazing Health Journey: Interview with Mikhaila Peterson at SOTT Radio Network

My friend Doug and I had the chance to interview Mikhaila Peterson for the ‘Health and Wellness’ show on the SOTT Radio Network. It was among the most outstanding stories I ever heard! Very inspiring!

Mikhaila Peterson is daughter of Psychologist Jordan Peterson, and she shared with us her truly amazing recovery from serious health issues. Since she was a very young girl, Mikhaila was plagued by rheumatoid arthritis, severe depression and chronic fatigue among other ...

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14
FEB
2

Case Studies, Health Education, In the News

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Statin Drugs – The Real Reason Official Guidelines Still Demonize Fats Despite the Evidence?

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Statin Drugs – The Real Reason Official Guidelines Still Demonize Fats Despite the Evidence?

Nina Teicholz, investigative journalist and author of the International bestseller The Big Fat Surprise, wrote an article for the BMJ (formerly the British Medical Journal) in September 2015, which makes the case for the inadequacy of the scientific advice that underpins the Dietary Guidelines (Teicholz, 2015). The title of the article was “The scientific report guiding the U.S. dietary guidelines: is it scientific?” Ian Leslie writing for The Guardian reports that the response of the nutrition establishment was ferocious: 173 ...

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16
JAN
0

Big Pharma, Health Education, In the News

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The health program for Alzheimer’s disease that mainstream treatment fails to surpass

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The health program for Alzheimer’s disease that mainstream treatment fails to surpass

According to the World Health Organization, the total number of people with dementia worldwide in 2015 is estimated at 47.5 million. The total number of new cases of dementia each year worldwide is nearly 7.7 million, implying 1 new case every 4 seconds. The number of people with dementia is expected to increase to 75.6 million in 2030 and 135.5 million in 2050. These figures are almost twice the rate of projected population growth over that ...

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17
DEC
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Health Education, In the News

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Corruption of Science: Coca-Cola’s Shady Record in Obesity Research – ‘Dracula in Charge of the Blood Bank’

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Corruption of Science: Coca-Cola’s Shady Record in Obesity Research – ‘Dracula in Charge of the Blood Bank’

It was revealed back in 2015 that Coca Cola invested at least $4 million in founding the ‘Global Energy Balance Network’ (GEBN), a non-profit organization run by university scientists engaged in obesity research projects.

The group said that halting weight gain should be less about dieting and more about “maintaining an active lifestyle and eating more calories“. They ...

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15
DEC
0

In the News

Presiding over a heart disease catastrophe, the American Heart Association advocates vegetarian diet

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Presiding over a heart disease catastrophe, the American Heart Association advocates vegetarian diet

Vegetarians were celebrating last month because a study published by the American Heart Association (AHA) found that a plant-based diet was associated with reduced risk – by 42%, allegedly – of heart failure.

Vegan and freelance writer Susan Bird, in her article on this study, accidentally cited a different Continue Reading →

12
DEC
0

Health Education, In the News

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