In this video, Vin Armani explains the trade-off with vaccines. Like any pharmaceutical they have side effects. A brand new study on homeschoolers shows unvaccinated children have significantly less health problems as vaccinated children. Is the small chance that your child gets measles or mumps worth a lifetime of hay fever or asthma?

It might sound too good to be true, but Belgian scientists have created a new device that generates power and purifies air at the same time.

The device uses catalysts to break down city smog and produce hydrogen gas which can be used as a climate-friendly fuel.

The incredible device only needs sunlight to work, and could be a solution to cleaning up some of the world's smoggiest cities.

Taking ibuprofen or other common painkillers for only a week increases the risk of a heart attack, research suggests.

Data from nearly 450,000 patients has linked five forms of painkillers – ibuprofen, celecoxib, diclofenac, naproxen, and rofecoxib – to heart problems.

People who take strong doses of the drugs – called non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) – are the most at risk, the Canadian researchers found. And the risk starts to rise after only a week of starting the painkillers.

Could it be possible that Americans are more concerned about declining standards of morality than most of us initially thought?

At 4:43 a.m., according to the lawsuit, surveillance camera footage shows one of the guards looks in on her and “starts laughing and jumps back at what he sees.”

The cop was laughing at the fact that Nunnally had urinated on herself. He then called in the other officers to gawk at the young mother — as she died. Despite seeing that she’d urinated on herself, the officers did nothing.

When the ambulance was finally called — after the officers fulfilled their sadistic desire for horrific entertainment — it was too late.

Nunnally’s death was entirely preventable. However, because police chose to gawk and laugh at her as she died, instead of render aid, her children will now grow up without their mom.

The lawsuit will now seek to hold those officers responsible.

We all know we need oxygen to survive. It is an essential part of the air we breathe and the water we drink. However, many people don’t realize it, but they are actually oxygen deficient. Low levels of oxygen are often due to respiratory deficiencies such as asthma, emphysema, pneumonia, tuberculosis or COPD. However, several environmental factors such as the chlorination of drinking water and processing of foods (which reduces the oxygen content) makes even otherwise healthy people oxygen deficient.

According to the study that analysed the naledi remains first discovered inside the Dinaledi chamber, part of South Africa's Rising Star cave system, Homo naledi was alive sometime between 335,000 and 236,000 thousand years ago.

Waking Times

There is not lack of controversy in the pharmaceutical industry, particularly when it comes to drug prices. Unethical, profit-generating tactics used by Big Pharma have never been clearer than the recent actions taken by South African Aspen Pharmacare. This company tried to drive up the price of five different cancer drugs as much as 4,000 percent. Moreover, it threatened to stop supplying the much-needed medication if health authorities didn’t agree to the higher prices.

Awareness Junkie

It is difficult to imagine that a grocery store chain would ban over half of the food products sold at Walmart. But that is exactly what Whole Foods does. Whole Foods grocery stores won’t sell any foods with ingredients listed on its banned ingredients list.

Awareness Junkie

Scientists have recently proved that nature has a relaxing effect on the mind. What’s important is that this is not exclusive to green spaces. Scientific research has shown that time at the beach improves mental health and affects behavior in children. Even enjoying an ocean views from afar can have a very profound effect on the brain.

Within the last 24 hours, 45 earthquakes of magnitude 2.5 or greater have struck Alaska, and 25 of them were of magnitude 4.0 or greater.

Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt has dismissed half of the EPA’s key scientific review board members. Some fear the Trump administration is “inserting politics into science” and will favor industries the agency is meant to regulate.

Photos: Damaging hailstorm hammers Denver ahead of Monday evening commute
A severe thunderstorm slammed Denver on Monday afternoon with large hail, causing damage and travel delays across the city.
Roads looked as if they were covered in snow due to the amount of hail that fell on Monday afternoon, resulting in travel delays that persisted after the storm had departed.
Hail as large as tennis balls was reported around Denver, smashing car windows, stripping trees of leaves and damaging some houses.

It ought to be obvious by now folks. The US is run by a bunch of demonic psychos!

Nine Democratic lawmakers have asked the Department of Veterans Affairs to explain why the agency is conducting taxpayer-funded experiments in which dogs are killed to study the effects of methamphetamine and antidepressants on their brains.

In a letter to the department’s inspector general, Rep. Dina Titus of Nevada and eight Los Angeles-area lawmakers said details of the experiments on Dobermans are “alarming.”

The latest addition to the list is an elephant tranquilizer, carfentanil, a chemical cousin of fentanyl which has not been approved for use in humans. Called the “Serial Killer” and “Drop Dead” on American streets, this drug is 10,000 times more potent than morphine and 100 times stronger than fentanyl, the drug that killed the American pop star Prince last year. Reported to be 50 times stronger than heroin, fentanyl is the most powerful, synthetic prescription painkiller on the market.

Now an even stronger synthetic drug has hit the U.S. streets, causing mass overdoses. Used by vets to tranquilize elephants or other large animals, carfentanil is so powerful that emergency staff is having a hard time reversing the effects of an overdose. Since this drug is engineered to knock out an elephant, just a few granules, or 20 micrograms, is lethal to humans.

England’s Cancer Drugs Fund was launched in 2010 and was up and running through 2016. The fund’s aim was to help patients gain access to cancer medications that were not covered by the National Health Service (NHS). After spending over a billion British pounds, it seems that the fund was not very helpful to cancer patients in the U.K., after all.

The Cancer Drugs Fund cost citizens £1.27 billion, which is equivalent to $1,64 billion in U.S. dollars. Conservatives in England promised that the fund would help pay for cancer treatments, but it seems that those treatments provided very little benefit to patients.

If you’ve ever wanted to read large collections of fake news, look no further than medical science journals such as The Lancet or the British Medical Journal. Almost everything they publish is “bogus,” explains science writer Richard Harris, who writes for NPR, and the result is billions of dollars in fraud, waste and unnecessary expenditures on Big Pharma drugs that simple don’t work.

His new book is called Rigor Mortis: How Sloppy Science Creates Worthless Cures, Crushes Hope, and Wastes Billions, and it reveals the truth about science fraud that I’ve been documenting for years on Natural News and Scientific.news. What truth is that? Most “science” studies don’t hold up under scrutiny, and most of them can’t be reproduced when someone else attempts to perform the same experiment.

One of the big surprises in the Rosetta probe's visit to Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko was the 2015 announcement that the rock was surrounded by a thin cloud of molecular oxygen.

The discovery, announced in October 2015, set boffins scratching their heads. Since, it was assumed at the time, the oxygen had accompanied the comet for billions of years, how had it survived?

A pair of Caltech boffins have now offered an alternative: the O2 isn't a primordial gas billions of years old. Rather, it's produced by a reaction that pulls oxygen atoms out of the water ice the comet carries.

Results published today suggest that THC, a chemical component of cannabis, could improve the learning capabilities of rodents.

Experts have said the whole new chemical system, called the endocannabinoid system could be a ‘potential target for new avenues of research which could include illnesses like dementia’.

Dementia is a set of symptoms which can include memory loss, difficulty problem solving, thinking and can lead to behavioural changes such as a change in temperament or mood but it can affect people in very different ways.

Low doses of THC were administered over a period of 28 days in young - two months old and mature - 12 months old and old 18 months old rodents.

The researchers then tested the mice for their memory and learning skills and found that the older mice had their memory and learning abilities restored to similar levels to the younger mice.

The US Air Force’s X-37B space plane has returned to Earth from its secret mission in orbit which is said to have lasted a record-breaking 718 days.

The unmanned, reusable space plane landed at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida after almost two years of circling our planet as part of a secret test mission.

Major media aren’t giving this story the coverage it deserves. I certainly am.

Short question: Can a person sue a US vaccine manufacturer?

Short answer: Under certain conditions, yes.

Look at that little girls face. That is what Americans allow the ghouls in the district of criminals to do to children all over the Planet. SHAME!

By Abduljabbar Zeyad | HODEIDAH, Yemen

Eyes half open and sunken deep into their sockets, little Jamila Ali Abdu already looked half dead for most of her 12-day stay at the malnutrition ward of Yemen's Hodeidah hospital.

Too weak to resist the march of disease and hunger in her war-battered country, the seven-year-old's tiny frame was swathed in a childishly bright green shroud and lowered by sobbing relatives into a dusty grave on Tuesday.

A major study published Saturday in the prestigious scientific journal Infection found "excessively high" levels of antibiotic and antifungal drug residue in water sources in and around a major drug production hub in the Indian city of Hyderabad, as well as high levels of bacteria and fungi resistant to those drugs.

A PILL made from broccoli extract could prevent tens of thousands of stroke deaths each year, scientists have claimed.

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A breakthrough study, funded by the British Heart Foundation, is under way and could see a widely available therapy within five years.

Alternatively you can save yourself the wait and buy natural sulfurophane capsules which cost very little.

With multi-drug resistant forms of malaria turning up in Africa and Europe and more than 438,000 people dying from it in 2015 alone, the potential of this plant to save lives is tremendous. This begs the question: how many hundreds of thousands or millions of people are dying of other diseases that could easily be treated with plants?

The touchdown of the Orbital Test Vehicle mission 4 (OTV-4) at the Kennedy Space Center has added to the mystery that has surrounded the X-37B programme ever since the launch of the aircraft in 1999. While OTV-1 spent 224 days in space the subsequent mission OTV-2 and OTV-3 operated for 468 days and 675 days respectively.

Parents --- demand the water be tested in your child's school.

The United States is about to witness a rare celestial spectacle in August this year, when for the first time in 38 years, the moon will completely block the solar disk for a few minutes, creating a total eclipse of the Sun.
To mark the rare event, the US postal agency is issuing a first-of-its-kind postage stamp that morphs when touched – changing from the image of a total solar eclipse to that of the moon.

The crafty guerilla "pirate" Captain Dodge must survive a unfair war game administered by a traditionalist Admiral determined to derail his career progression. Thus far he was able to elude his pursuer using unconventional guile and strategy. His pursuer's superior nuclear submarine has detected Dodge's crew and cornered them at the bottom of the seabed. How will Dodge elude capture?

Sweden's Super Stealth Submarines Are So Lethal They 'Sank' a U.S. Aircraft Carrier
http://nationalinterest.org/blog/the-buzz/swedens-super-stealth-submar...

My Favorite Scene From The Whole Movie!
It wasn't me!

Did you know the smallpox vaccine (Acam 2000) contains infected African Green Monkey kidney cells? Why would you inject them into your body, and how could that possibly help you fight off disease, when it can easily cause disease?

Did you know the RotaTeq vaccine contains a deadly disease strain that is responsible for a massive die-off of wild pigs in China? Why would anyone ever agree to have this injected into their muscle tissue to supposedly “help” prevent some other disease? It’s simply insane. It must mean that nobody is reading the vaccine insert sheet and questioning the ingredients in this vaccine made to “fight” off the rotavirus.

Did you know that the HPV Gardasil contains recombinant DNA – that means genetically modified viruses and bacteria that could harm your pre-teen or teenager? The toxic, useless jab also contains polysorbate 80, which is synthetic. Do you really want to inject this into your body?

After publicly declaring that all vaccines are safe and not linked to autism, the American Academy of Pediatrics refused to provide a single shred of scientific evidence to support their claims. Even more laughably, the AAP said that there’ no need to provide any evidence at all, since the safety of vaccines is assumed to be true. Thus, who needs science when there’s such a widespread feeling of certainty?

A new study says that noise pollution caused by humans is 'pervasive' in the US protected areas, posing a threat to land masses that harbour wildlife and provide places for respite, recreation, and natural resource conservation.
Protected areas in the US represent about 14 per cent of the land mass.

NASA's Hubble Telescope has captured a beautiful image of a massive galaxy cluster which is located six billion light years away.
The image shows the extremely faint features which have never been seen before.

OVER 2,000 families have been evacuated from their homes in Indonesia after Mount Sinabung had been spewing out lava in a series of violent eruptions.

The local disaster agency said that Mt Sinabung, on the island of Sumatra, had erupted repeatedly in recent days, pumping hot gas clouds up to 3km into the sky.

A safety cordon with a 7km radius had been enforced around the volcano which has been erupting almost continuously since 2013.

The top U.S. military officer General Joseph Dunford and Russia’s military chief of staff affirmed their commitment to avoid clashes in the crowded airspace over Syria, the Pentagon said Saturday.

Dunford, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and General Valery Gerasimov chatted on the phone hours after a new Syria ceasefire plan creating “de-escalation” zones went into effect with the backing of Russia, Iran and NATO-ally Turkey.

The two generals agreed to maintain their “commitment to de-conflicting” their respective military operations in the war-ravaged country, Dunford spokesman Capt. Greg Hicks said in a brief statement.

Dunford and Gerazimov also discussed the new ceasefire plan and “both also agreed to maintain regular contact,” Hicks said.

Have you heard of "vaccine rage?" It explains why people are becoming so violent, irrational and insane after being injected with toxic metals like aluminum and mercury.

Learn more about VACCINE RAGE by watching this video. Visit Vaccines.news for daily news updates.

By Catherine J. Frompovich

If any readers are “out-of-the-box-thinkers,” as I’m accused of being, then maybe you ought to think about what’s happened, and even possible, in the legal arena regarding microwave technologies health damages when juxtaposed with Johnson & Johnson’s talcum powder product legal liability, lawsuits, judgments and settlements because their product and talc, in particular, was considered a “possible carcinogen,” specifically since 2006...

The USA is supposed to be a Constitutional Republic not a Democracy. It is now a Tyrannical Oligarchy. But the Government in the district of criminals is a complete Sham and the enemy of every life form on the Planet Earth!

The FBI chief's statement about Russian threat to US democracy is hot air designed to obfuscate Clinton’s failure, while the attacks on WikiLeaks are fanning the flames of Julian Assange’s mistrial, says former MI5 intelligence officer Annie Machon.

During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday the FBI chief, James Comey, lashed out at WikiLeaks while questioned by senators on the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails and Russia's alleged involvement in the US election.

The world of space is one which hold its secrets really close and getting to them is a difficult task. Scientists shouldering that responsibility should know.
NASA, a pioneer in the field of space and aeronautics, has time and again revealed the most amazing facets of the universe to the world.

There is not lack of controversy in the pharmaceutical industry, particularly when it comes to drug prices. Unethical, profit-generating tactics used by Big Pharma have never been clearer than the recent actions taken by South African Aspen Pharmacare. This company tried to drive up the price of five different cancer drugs as much as 4,000 percent. Moreover, it threatened to stop supplying the much-needed medication if health authorities didn’t agree to the higher prices.

The liability protection enjoyed by the vaccine manufacturers has served to allow dismissal of large class actions filed by the vaccine injured.Thus, the most powerful legal tool that allows claimants who individually lack legal firepower, to bring claims as a group, thus mustering the resources to conduct sophisticated investigations, hire the best qualified expert witnesses, and survive onerous legal processes while they extract critical secreted information from the manufacturers. Without class actions, only the wealthiest individual claimants can afford to sue a pharmaceutical giant and take on their high-powered well-financed law firms.

From the time people roamed the earth as hunter-gatherers, their very survival might have depended on preserving meat — their main source of protein — to tide them over in times of scarcity. Let’s take a look at all the different ways to approach this subject.

On Wednesday, Oklahoma governor Mary Fallin signed HB1123, a new "trespass" law that declared an immediate "state of emergency" allowing prosecutors to charge protesters with felonies for "trespassing" on any property containing a "critical infrastructure facility," impose fines of up to $10,000 for acts that "damage, vandalize, deface, impede or inhibit operations of the facility", and fines of up to $100,000 or up to ten years in prison for "tampering" with the facility.

The deeper one looks into nutrition, the more complex it becomes. Balancing the numerous priorities we are told we should have, such as eating foods that are high in antioxidant levels, they need to have the right fats in the right amounts, they need to provide us with energy but also help us recover from workouts, etc.

A reader asked why neoconservatives push toward nuclear war when there can be no winners. If all die, what is the point?

Their insane plan is as follows: Washington will ring Russia and China with anti-ballistic missile bases in order to provide a shield against a retaliatory strike from Russia and China. Moreover, these US anti-ABM bases also can deploy nuclear attack missiles unknown to Russia and China, thus reducing the warning time to five minutes, leaving Washington’s victims little or no time in which to make a decision.

It is Washington that wants to snuff out human morality and beome the master of the planet. As I have previously written, Washington without any question is Sauron. The only important question is whether there is sufficient good left in the world to resist and overcome Washington’s evil.

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) hopes to further capitalize on the modern day drug war by ramping up the prosecution of cases involving people who manufacture, traffic and use pharmaceutical substances outside of their medicinal function.

According to National Public Radio, Uncle Sam’s leading drug enforcement hammers quietly announced a plan last month to recruit a slew of new special prosecutors for the sole purpose of nailing drug offenders to the wall. The agency said its intention was to employee as many as 20 legal eagles, all of whom would be paid through funds provided by the pharmaceutical industry, that “would be permitted to represent the United States in criminal and civil proceedings before the courts and apply for various legal orders.”

Police in the Indian state of Bihar, where alcohol was outlawed last April, have accused rats of decimating the majority of the stash of booze confiscated over the past year – over 40,000 cases, or about 900,000 liters.

According to the Hindu newspaper, senior superintendent of police of state capital Patna, Manu Maharaj, was informed of the disappearance of contraband from storage in a meeting this week, and was initially skeptical about how rats could have gained access to sealed glass bottles. His subordinates told him that the rodents chewed through the bottle caps, before glugging the drink.

Nonetheless, suggesting that he wasn’t entirely convinced by the explanation, the senior superintendent also ordered regular breathalyzer tests for officers.

They are NOT immigrants. They are both illegal aliens. Fourteen year old girls can't give consent in any state I know about. Although one of these illegal aliens is still charged with possession of child pornography. They will probably drop that charge too.

May 5 (UPI) -- Rape and other charges were dropped Friday against two teens in a Rockville, Md., case that fed into the national debate over immigration.

Prosecutors said they will drop charges against Jose Montano, 17, and Henry Sanchez Milian, 18, though a case of child pornography possession related to images on Sanchez Milian's cellphone would be pursued.

We have allowed ourselves to be socially engineered into a people, collectively speaking, who have no moral character whatsoever.

By Tom Sheppard

When it comes to survival, there is a fundamental fact that you need to know in order to be fully prepared.

It all comes down to the simple truth that the average human can live up to 3 hours in bad weather, 3 days without water, and 3 weeks without food.

Once you understand this, you can easily develop survival strategies and pick the right gear that will serve you well if the time ever comes where you find yourself stuck in nature with no help in sight...

Years ago I coined the term Confusopoly to describe any industry that benefits by keeping consumers confused. For example, mobile phone carriers know their offerings are too confusing for consumers to compare one company to another on cost. That is clearly intentional. If consumers could compare offerings it would drive profit margins to zero fairly quickly. By keeping their service and pricing confusing, they keep margins high.

Insurance companies are also confusopolies. So are law firms. And the entire financial services industry is little more than a confusopoly. All of those services can be simpler, but to simplify would invite real competition. No seller wants that.

The only thing preppers fear more than masses of unprepared people during an emergency, is being one of those people. That’s why our ultimate nightmare scenario would be not having any non-perishable food on hand during a serious disaster. However, there’s plenty of reasons why an otherwise prepared person might not be prepared when the SHTF.

A Democrat candidate for Congress out in Montana is kindly suggesting to those who may disagree or be skeptical of climate change that they kill themselves.

A new study finds noise pollution is twice as loud as normal background sound levels in nearly two-thirds of protected areas in the US. Researchers found noise pollution has a huge impact on wildlife in the protected areas.

Biotech giant Monsanto is being accused of hiring, through third parties, an army of Internet trolls to counter negative comments, while citing positive “ghost-written” pseudo-scientific reports which downplay the potential risks of their products.

People laughed when I predicted in this Bill Nye story about how he thinks transgenderism is “evolution” that California would begin purging genetics education from its textbooks to appease the lunatic Left. Not even two weeks after my prediction, Netflix has already begun its Orwellian purge of science education from older videos, “stealth editing” genetics and sex expression information out of them in order to conform to the “gender fluid” lunatics of the insane, delusional Left.

Yes, the left-wing “book burnings” have begun, and the Left is now targeting genetic science as its first priority of destruction.

To accomplish this Orwellian goal of “knowledge totalitarianism,” Netflix has quietly removed 76 seconds of video from Bill Nye’s original 1996 television series on probability which explained how the sex of a child is determined at conception by genetics and probability.

Earlier this month, the University of Ghent, Belgium, released a paper where it accidentally admitted that most flu shots are continuously out of date and therefore don’t work.

“Current flu vaccines are only effective against virus strains that match the vaccine strains. Consequently, the strains in the human flu vaccines are updated every few years, based on recommendations by the World Health Organization,” the press release read.

They are not the only ones to admit that vaccines are a fraud. Previously, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) also agreed that the flu shot fails most of the time, as reported by Vaccine Impact. In fact, instead of preventing disease, flu shots can make people more susceptible to disease.

A court in St. Louis, Missouri has ordered the US pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson (J&J) to pay over $110 million to a Virginia woman, who claims she developed ovarian cancer after decades of using its talcum powder.

The verdict is the largest for J&J among nearly 2,400 current lawsuits accusing the company of insufficient warning to consumers about cancer risks connected to products containing talc.

While Lockheed Martin claimed in 2014 that the reactor would weigh 20 tons, the new specification shows that it will weigh 2,000 tons.

In terms of size, it is seven metres in diameter, and 18 metres long – similar in size to a submarine nuclear fission reactor.

Scientists measured sound levels at 492 places - from city parks to remote federal wilderness.

They calculated that in nearly two-thirds of the Lower 48's parks, the noise can at times be twice the natural background level because of airplanes, cars, logging, mining and oil and gas drilling.

The USA uses a lot of prison labor.

If you buy products or services from any of the 50 companies listed below (and you likely do), you are supporting modern American slavery

With 5 percent of the world’s population and 25 percent of the world’s prison population, the United States has the largest incarcerated population in the world. No other society in history has imprisoned more of its own citizens. There are half a million more prisoners in the U.S. than in China, which has five times our population. Approximately 1 in 100 adults in America were incarcerated in 2014. Out of an adult population of 245 million that year, there were 2.4 million people in prison, jail or some form of detention center.

The vast majority – 86 percent – of prisoners have been locked up for non-violent, victimless crimes, many of them drug-related.

Providing scientists with an atomic level ability to view new materials, drugs and chemical reactions, the world's biggest X-ray laser has successfully generated its first beam of light.
The 3.4-kilometre-long European XFEL, most of which is located in underground tunnels in Germany, is being considered as a new beginning for European research, according to scientists.

RAISE images are used to create a data product called a spectrogram, which separates light from the Sun into all its different wavelength components.
NASA is scheduled to launch a sounding rocket today, designed to capture 1500 images of the Sun within five minutes from a distance of 320 km above the Earth.

A study published in the British Medical Journal has discovered ditching whole grains could shorten your life by putting you at greater risk of death from cardiovascular disease and certain cancers.

Whole grains - which include whole-wheat bread, rye and barley - boost your heart health, according to the group of scientists from Harvard and Columbia University.

Indeed, they found for every three additional servings per day of whole grains there was a 25 per cent reduced risk of cardiovascular disease.

Their research, conducted over 26 years, confirms for the first time that ditching gluten when you don’t suffer from coeliac disease has no benefits to your heart.

The Curiosity Rover's drill is in trouble.

NASA announced the instrument was “in hiatus” in late 2016 due to “an issue with a motor that moves the rover's drill.”

Now we've learned that the rover is concentrating on scooping sand while the space agency tries to sort things out.

Bill Nye has gone full Leftard.

I can understand when someone seemingly less intelligent is brainwashed into towing the establishment line. However, I have the feeling Bill Nye knows better than to believe the propaganda he is shoveling.

As per the source article, they're trying to drop Bill Nye's prior, more scientific stance on gender determination down the memory hole.

It amazes me how the leftists think they can fool everyone in the age of the internet. I'd pay good money to see Bill Nye in a room with actual scientists in a fairly moderated debate. We know that will never happen, but one can dream.

-=Nico=-

Almost half of baby rice food products contain illegal levels of inorganic arsenic despite new regulations set by the EU, according to researchers from Queen's University Belfast.

Rice and rice-based products are a popular choice for parents, widely used during weaning and to feed young children due to availability, nutritional value and relatively low allergic potential.

But rice has around 10 times more inorganic arsenic than other foods and chronic exposure can cause a range of health problems.

Developmental issues, heart disease, diabetes and nervous system damage have all been linked to over-exposure.

Lyme disease makes every trip to the outdoors a little less fun. The threat of this tick-borne pathogen forces us to take extra precautions every time we venture out into nature.

Reagan knew how to stop riots at Berkeley. 00 Buckshot!

In a possible advancement towards space mining, NASA has started to seek information on commercial payload delivery services to moon.
This week, NASA issued a Request for Information (RfI) to the private industry for proposals related to cargo transportation to the lunar surface, as well as a potential mission to collect lunar samples and deliver them back to Earth, Inverse.com reported on Wednesday.

Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers in men. According to the latest statistics, about 181,000 men get diagnosed with prostate cancer every year in the U.S.

However, while common, it has a survival rate of about 86 percent. Of those diagnosed, about 26,000 die from the disease each year.1

Hundreds of cows were killed or lost during the blizzard that hit extreme southeastern Colorado last weekend. More than 2 feet of snow buried the region.

The number of children hospitalized for suicide or self-harm more than doubled during the last decade, new research reveals.

Data from 32 children's hospitals across the US shows around 120,000 under-17s have been treated for attempts to take their own life since 2008.

But the bulk of that figure came in recent years.

In 2008, suicide attempts or suicidal thoughts accounted for 0.67 percent of child cases in these hospitals.

By 2015, that figure had more than doubled to 1.79 percent.

The idea that positions of power are occupied by manipulative and morally bankrupt figures is a longstanding stereotype in popular culture.

But scientific studies have shown that people with these types of personality gravitate toward the top of business, politics and other prestigious roles.

And a new paper suggests that psychopaths are more likely to study for degrees in business and economics.

Up to 77 million Americans were serviced in 2015 by unsafe drinking water systems, with 18 million people exposed to excessive levels of lead and copper, a new study found, adding that penalties for violations are “virtually nonexistent.”

A large number of children with elevated blood lead levels (EBLL) might have been left undiagnosed in the U.S., according to a study published in Pediatrics, the flagship journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). As part of the study, the researchers pooled data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program and the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. The CDC data revealed that 38 states and Washington D.C. had childhood lead exposure of 10 micrograms per deciliter or higher.

Genius Max Laughlin, who is only 13-years old, understands and can explain any scientific theory to anyone. Max has the unique ability to break down the information into bits we can all understand. And he’s going to explain that he believes the CERN hadron collider in Europe destroyed our universe but flung us into another, and that’s why we all experience the Mandala Effect.

In December 2016, NASA reported that a huge crack in the massive continent appeared on satellite imagery. At the time, it was reportedly 300 feet wide and stretched for 70 miles.

The massive crack is in Larsen C, a shelf floating off the Antarctic Peninsula.

Experts warned that when the crack eventually spreads across the entire ice shelf, it will create an iceberg the size of the state of Delaware.

It looks like that prediction is being proven correct.

An inflatable greenhouse has been designed by a team of NASA scientists which astronauts could one day use to grow fresh food and produce oxygen on other planets like Mars or Moon.
The prototype involves an inflatable, deployable greenhouse to support plant and crop production for nutrition, air revitalisation, water recycling and waste recycling.

By Catherine J. Frompovich

What do you know about AMI Smart Meters?

Are you aware such a meter probably has been retrofitted on to your electric, natural gas and water utility services, probably without your knowledge and/or consent?

Do you realize those digital “Advanced Metering Infrastructure” smart meters ‘pump out’ several types of waves, EMFs (electric and magnetic frequencies) plus non-thermal radiation waves, which can cause adverse health reactions/effects/diseases?

The health problems caused by microwaves and AMI Smart Meters is known as electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS) or what the medical profession labels idiopathy environmental intolerance (IEI)...

Children whose mothers frequently spoke on their mobile phones while pregnant are more likely to be hyperactive. Youngsters aged five to seven are 28 per cent more likely to suffer if their mothers spoke on a mobile four times, or for over an hour, a day while expecting. Children whose mothers never used a mobile phone while pregnant have the lowest risk of behavioural or emotional problems.

The fiery crash of the single-engine plane was captured on a dashcam video. The pilot, 30, and a passenger did not report injuries, but two people on the ground had minor injuries, police say.

After suffering an allergic reaction to the controversial human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, Mia Blesky was left paralyzed from the neck down. Once a straight-A student and aspiring pop star who sang and danced, she’s now being home-schooled and given singing lessons at her bedside. The doctors say that it’s all in her head but her mother, Gini Blesky, believes that “the routine jab” is to blame.

Oil made from Cannabis seed is superior and healthier as a cooking oil by far than soybean oil. Hemp seed oil would be great for running diesel engines,but not gasoline engines. It might work as a jet engine fuel.

THE US military is trying to hack the human brain in order to make future operations and spying easier.

Washington’s Department of Defence has ploughed an estimated $50million (£38.7million) into scientific research to help better understand the human brain and how to manipulate it.

NASA has received the sounds of Saturn back from its Cassini spacecraft – and scientists were surprised to hear nothing.

As Cassini embarks on its grand finale – which will see it dive in and out of Saturn’s rings over the next few months before it plunges to its death – ground control has received audio back from the spacecraft.

It is the first time that scientists have been able to hear the sounds of Saturn and were expecting to hear something similar to what the Juno space probe picked up around Jupiter – a loud spooky roar.

However, NASA scientists heard nothing, barring some static, confirming that the voids between Saturn’s rings are virtually empty.

British physicist Stephen Hawking have warned that humans must leave Earth and to colonise another planet within the next 100 years to ensure survival of climate change, asteroid strikes and overpopulation.
In a new documentary, Expedition New Earth – a part of the BBC's new science season Tomorrow's World – Professor Hawking and his former student Christophe Galfard will travel the world to find out how humans could live in outer space.

The American space agency says the Cassini satellite encountered very few particles as it dived between Saturn and its rings last week.

There were fears that the probe might hit fragments of ice or rock, and that these could cause significant damage.

Cassini made the plunge with its radio dish pointing forward like a shield.

But the latest analysis indicates there were hardly any impacts and those particles the probe did strike were only smoke-sized.

Use of a common pesticide in spring could have an impact on wild bumblebees by interfering with their life cycle, a UK study suggests.

The team, who looked at wild bumblebees caught in the English countryside, say the insecticide, thiamethoxam, reduces egg development in queen bees.

They say this is likely to reduce bee populations later in the year.

Thiamethoxam is one of three neonicotinoid insecticides currently restricted for use by the EU.

One of the UK's last killer whales was contaminated with "shocking" levels of a toxic chemical, scientists say.

The animal, called Lulu, was found dead on the Isle of Tiree in Scotland last year after becoming entangled in fishing lines.

But tests now reveal her body contained among the highest levels of polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, ever recorded.

The chemicals were banned from the 1970s but are still in the environment.

A vast wave of hot gas - believed to be the largest ever identified - has been discovered sweeping through the nearby Perseus galaxy cluster.
Scientists say the wave, spanning some 200,000 light-years, is about twice the size of our own Milky Way galaxy.
You can watch the video of the new findings below!

The Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy, or SOFIA, studying a nearby planetary system has confirmed that it has an architecture remarkably similar to that of our solar system.
NASA's SOFIA, the world's largest airborne astronomical observatory, recently completed a detailed study of this nearby planetary system.

What do you know about AMI Smart Meters? Are you aware such a meter probably has been retrofitted on to your electric, natural gas and water utility services, probably without your knowledge and/or consent? Do you realize those digital “Advanced Metering Infrastructure” smart meters ‘pump out’ several types of waves,…

Speaker Paul Ryan and House Republicans are set to pass legislation this week that forbids President Trump from using federal funds from the May 2017 budget on his proposed border wall.

After several broken promises on immigration ALIPAC withdrew its endorsement of President Trump on Tuesday.

The Health Ranger recently reported on a study published in the journal Phytomedicine, which describes how the Artemisia annua plant saved 18 patients in the Congo who were suffering from drug-resistant malaria that was totally unresponsive to any western medical treatment. When the patients failed to respond to ACTs, doctors tried the dried leaves of the Artemisia annua plant in a final bid to save their patients’ lives. After only five days of treatment, all 18 patients were 100 percent recovered, and blood tests revealed absolutely no remaining parasites in their blood.

If a naturally occurring, freely available plant medicine is available to treat drug-resistant strains of malaria, and other preventative measures have already turned the tide in the fight against this disease, any thinking person has to wonder why the BMGF, the WHO and others are suddenly pushing for the release of this new vaccine.

African-Americans are generally living longer than in 2000, but health disparities mean they are still more likely to die at a younger age on average than whites, a federal study showed on Tuesday.

Most of today’s planes have systems in which the cabin contains a mix of recycled air and warm compressed air drawn from their engines, a process known as 'bleed air'.

There are seals designed to keep oil and bleed air apart, but they can leak or fail and organophosphates contained in heated engine oil can contaminate the unfiltered bleed air that is pumped into the aircraft cabin.

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner is the only aircraft where this does not occur, as it uses electric compressors that take their air from the atmosphere.

Those who are campaigning for recognition of the syndrome say airlines should install bleed air filters on existing aircraft to protect crew and passengers.

Yet the campaigners have faced an uphill battle in convincing the public thanks to aviation industry and medical professionals who have produced conflicting studies or shrugged them off as conspiracy theorists.