The scientific community, when it takes up the next cause, should recognize
that it is no small thing to infringe on personal autonomy.

TheFederalist.com

As we now approach the five-year commemoration of the 2020 launch of pandemic lockdowns and vaccine mandates, it brings to mind another anniversary of “scientific consensus” — the eugenics movement a century ago. 

In both cases, doctors and scientists joined with state authorities to control the most private and personal elements of people’s lives. And in both cases, resistance came from people of faith. 

At their best, scientists have brought medical breakthroughs and technological innovations that have given us healthier, more productive, and more prosperous lives. But the scientific community has shown itself, time and again, to have a dark side as well: a tendency toward fads and politicization, an instinct for crushing dissent, and a penchant for social engineering and societal control. 

The Polio Story as you learned it is wrong.  It's on of the most often misunderstood sequences of events in the last two hundred years.  This video presents information about the real causes behind the disease.

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ChildrensHealthDefense.org

The U.S. government has known for over 50 years that wireless radiation is linked to 23 chronic diseases but has failed to protect the public from chronic wireless radiation exposure, according to the authors of a new report.

Richard Lear and Camilla Rees posted their report on Feb. 6 as a preprint on ResearchGate. Lear and Rees are business executives and long-time health and environmental researchers.

This video review of Methylene Blue as a nootropic is an update to the video I recorded several years ago on Methylene Blue. In this video you'll discover the nootropic benefits of Methylene Blue. Including why we use Methylene Blue as a nootropic, recommended dosage, side effects and clinical research.

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Infowars.com

A meta-study—a study of multiple studies—shows a clear link between prenatal exposure to fluoride and reduced IQ in children at age 7.

The meta-study, which looked at three studies from Denmark, Mexico and Canada, found that a concentration of 0.3mg/L of fluoride in maternal urine was the critical threshold beyond which exposure has toxic effects on cognitive development.

The data from the Danish study provided evidence for lower concentrations of fluoride, and didn’t substantiate a clear link between prenatal exposure and IQ at age 7, but when the data from the Mexican and Canadian studies were considered as well, it became clear that higher concentrations were associated with IQ decreases.

A maternal urine fluoride level increase of 1 mg/l was associated with a 2.06 point IQ decrease in children.

TheGatewayPundiit.com

I have some very big and very good news for you today.

One of the largest dairy producers in Norway has now STOPPED giving their cows the methane suppressant Bovaer.

This is a major development.

The two largest dairy producers in Norway, Tine and Q-Meieriene began using Bovaer already in 2023 to make their cows fart less and reduce climate emissions.

Mercola.com

Story-at-a-Glance

• A Florida federal judge upheld a state ban on lab-grown meat sales, rejecting Upside Foods’ argument that their cultivated chicken should be treated like conventional poultry under federal law
• Research from UC Davis suggests lab-grown meat production is more resource-intensive than traditional beef, requiring substantial energy and water for growth mediums and bioreactor systems
• The production of lab-grown meat faces challenges with endotoxin removal, which can add up to 25 times more environmental impact and requires energy-intensive purification methods
• Lab-grown meat production requires extensive cell replication, raising concerns about cellular dysregulation and health risks, while lacking essential nutrients found in conventional meat
• The court’s decision could encourage other states to pass similar laws restricting lab-grown foods, setting a precedent for regulation of these products across U.S. markets

In a landmark ruling, the U.S. District Court in the Northern District of Florida upheld a state law banning the sale and distribution of lab-grown or “cultivated” meat.¹ This law, enacted by the Florida Legislature, specifically prohibits companies from selling any meat or food product developed from cultured animal cells, like those grown in bioreactors.

The case centered on Upside Foods, a company at the forefront of cultivated meat technology, which argued that its lab-grown chicken should be treated like conventional poultry under federal law. However, under Florida’s new regulations, these products are barred from markets statewide.

ChildrensHealthDefense.org

The number of weight-loss drug prescriptions provided by pediatric and adolescent medical specialists for children and teens increased sevenfold between October 2022 and September 2024, according to a MedPage Today analysis of Symphony, a prescription drug database.

Prescriptions for Novo Nordisk’s drugs liraglutide, the generic name for Saxenda, and semaglutide, the generic name for Wegovy and Ozempic, rose from 3,448 to 24,435 in the U.S. during that time.

Total prescriptions for all GLP-1 receptor agonist drugs — the broader class of drugs they are part of — prescribed by pediatric and adolescent medicine specialists, more than doubled during the same period, from 59,868 to 125,538.

However, those numbers do not even include GLP-1 drugs prescribed to children by primary care physicians or family medicine practitioners, or at compounding pharmacies, MedPage Today said.

Since the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Wegovy in 2021, the drug — and the entire class of drugs — has become a sensation, promoted by influencers and celebrities, helping to fuel a massive new drug market estimated to be worth $100 billion a year for drugmakers.

About 20% of U.S. children and adolescents are chronically obese, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The FDA approved Saxenda to treat obesity in kids 12 and up in December 2020 and Wegovy in December 2022.

Infowars.com

Fluoridation of drinking water provides limited public health benefits, including for dental health, according to a new wide-ranging report.

The new report, published by the Cochrane Review, says that any benefits for tooth decay are now minimal, because people have a much higher baseline level of dental health than they did 50 years ago.

The reports comes in the aftermath of an historic court ruling in the Northern District of California by Judge Edward Chen, who ruled that fluoride in drinking water poses an “unreasonable risk” or reduced IQ in children.

“In all, there is substantial and scientifically credible evidence establishing that fluoride poses a risk to human health; it is associated with a reduction in the IQ of children and is hazardous at dosages that are far too close to fluoride levels in the drinking water of the United States,” Chen wrote.

UPDATES:
Oct. 1 2024 -  American Dental Association Doubles Down, Pledges to Push Fluoridated Water Despite Courts Revealing Fluoride Causes Brain Damage to Children

Infowars.com

Two towns in New York state will suspend water fluoridation, after a federal judge ruled this week that the EPA must address risks to children’s cognitive development associated with fluoridation.

Yorktown and Somers have both announced that they will stop adding fluoride to their municipal water supply.

“In light of this federal ruling and the long-standing concerns expressed by many Yorktown residents, I have decided to suspend water fluoridation as a precautionary measure,” Yorktown supervisor Ed Lachterman said in a statement, released on Thursday.

“Our priority is the safety and well-being of our community, and we believe it is prudent to pause fluoridation to further assess its potential impacts.”