Probiotic Found in Kimchi May Help Remove Microplastics from Gut
The impact of microplastics and nanoplastics on health include systemic inflammation, oxidative stress, endocrine disruption, and even cancer. New research suggests that kimchi, a traditional Korean dish made of fermented cabbage, may help rid the body of nanoplastics.1 Researchers gave mice a specific bacteria known as Leuconostoc mesenteroides that was derived from kimchi. Their findings […]
Study Finds Ivermectin and Mebendazole Beneficial in Treating Cancer
A new peer-reviewed study on ivermectin and mebendazole as a cancer treatment has been published in the international oncology journal Anticancer Research. The study found that 84.4 percent of cancer patients taking ivermectin and mebendazole for six months reported cancer disappearance, tumor regression, or cancer stabilization.1 Described by its authors as the largest real-world human […]
New Dengue Vaccine Suspended in Brazil After Severe Adverse Event Reports
Brazil’s Ministry of Health and the National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA) suspended a mass vaccination campaign using a new dengue vaccine developed by a Brazilian biomedical research center after severe adverse events, including deaths, were associated with certain batches of the vaccine. Authorities have opened an investigation into the incidents while continuing to assess the […]
The Shocking Damage Caused by Covid Policies
The Covid lockdowns may not have been remotely effective, but at least they harmed millions of people and created long-lasting negative impacts that we’re still dealing with today. That’s the conclusion of a massive new body of research into the nonsensical policies promoted by the public health “expert” class, promoted by their media partners, and […]
CDC Officials Involuntarily Quarantine Americans After Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship
Officials at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued mandatory federal quarantine orders to 18 American citizens who had been passengers aboard the M/V Hondius, an expedition cruise ship on which there was an outbreak of the deadly Andes strain of hantavirus. None of the 18 Americans had tested positive for the […]
London Hospital Creates Innovative Outdoor Ward for Critically Ill Patients
A hospital in the United Kingdom has taken a historic step in patient care by introducing an outdoor medical environment to give critically ill patients access to sunlight, greenery and outdoor air.1 King’s College Hospital in south London recently opened a purpose-built rooftop critical care garden directly integrated into its intensive care infrastructure. This facility […]