Shorts 2-2020
Recent studies examine aluminum exposure from pediatric vaccines, raising safety concerns. Recommendations for modified schedules to reduce aluminum intake in infants.
Recent studies examine aluminum exposure from pediatric vaccines, raising safety concerns. Recommendations for modified schedules to reduce aluminum intake in infants.
Vitamin D research funding declines despite its potential health benefits. Scientific American questions its efficacy in preventing diseases like cancer and heart disease.
Iron deficiency is very common among young US females, impacting exercise performance and mental health. Curcumin shows promise for functional dyspepsia treatment.
Chronic alcohol consumption affects gut microbiota, impacting liver health. Vagus nerve stimulation shows promise in treating autoimmune and inflammatory disorders by inhibiting TNFα release.
Probiotic preparation reduces infectious mastitis risk in pregnant women post-delivery, showing potential benefits for breastfeeding mothers’ health.
Research suggests body dynamics affect brain glymphatic transport, potentially impacted by sleeping positions. Deep breathing pre-sleep could enhance waste removal.
Exploring the intelligence of microbes and the concept of biocivilisations, highlighting the role of bacteria in Earth’s biogeochemical affairs for billions of years.
Urgent letter highlights critical flaws in NTP’s fluoride monograph, emphasizing the importance of correcting errors for public health protection.
Discover the intricate microbial language and communication among organisms, shedding light on how bacteria influence mood and health through the gut-brain axis.
The book ‘Cause Unknown’ delves into the alarming increase in sudden deaths among healthy young people in 2021-2022, raising questions about mass vaccination and public health responses.
The US National Toxicology Program conducted a review on fluoride toxicity impacting neurodevelopment. Parents of Fluoride-Poisoned Children group shared crucial research on fluoride effects on children’s health.
Learn about NanobacTX, a compound targeting hidden stress on the heart and body, showing clinical evidence of improving cardiovascular health and chronic disorders without surgical intervention.
Swedish studies link autonomic nervous system imbalance to insulin resistance and diabetes risk. Heart rate variability and sympathetic activity play key roles.
MMM Theory proposes a new understanding of diseases as a response to environmental microcontaminants, challenging traditional medical paradigms. The book delves into the Microbial Mucosal Milieu’s role in regulating the body’s functions and its impact on health.
Illness from a vaccine injury lasts longer than a cold, disrupting connections with the world. Dealing with vaccine deniers and silencers can impact mental health and relationships.
Peter Gøtzsche’s expulsion from Cochrane Collaboration raises concerns about HPV vaccine reviews. Conflicts of interest and data reliability under scrutiny.
Researchers at Arizona State University tested a microbiota transfer therapy program for autism, showing improvements in GI symptoms and autistic behaviors over time.
The June 21, 2023 issue of eCAM retracted 320 papers, mostly from China, due to research fraud. Concerns arise about the trustworthiness of Chinese research.
It has proven to be difficult, if not impossible, to proceed to full-scale randomized controlled trials (RCTs) for most of the natural methods that cannot be patented or otherwise monopolized.
By addressing food sensitivities through targeted testing and personalized dietary interventions, individuals can take a significant step toward reducing inflammation, improving gut health, and enhancing overall well-being.
As the producer of The Moss Report, the year leading up to the Covid-19 pandemic was filled with anticipation and excitement. We had invested years of hard work and significant resources into two major projects: our feature film, Immunotherapy: The Battle Within, and...
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