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Increased consumer awareness of dietary health and the benefits of so-called whole foods has led to a higher demand for less processed food choices. Skyrocketing diabetes and obesity rates caused by decades of poor eating choices have prompted younger Americans to pay better attention to what is on their dinner plates and what they put … Read more
Every late July to August, we see spikes in reported cases of the flu and a rise in deaths attributed to it.
You can screen a room quickly by asking who calls it the COVID vaccine and who calls it what it is—the COVID Jab, the clot shot, the vaxx, CoVax, jab jab, the shot, fake jab, poison jab, Fauci flu shot, kung flu jab, kill shot, death vaxx, genocide jab, gener therapy, and so on. The … Read more
This week, Gov. Ayotte signed into law HB 701, a critical right-to-try expansion bill aimed at making New Hampshire the leading legal jurisdiction in the nation for dying patients seeking access to promising experimental treatments. Named the “John Lewicke and Michael Yakubovich Right to Try Act” after two state legislators who are fighting life-threatening illness, HB … Read more
Twelve states have obtained USDA approval to prohibit Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits from being used on soda and other “junk” foods.
Robert F Kennedy Jr.’s clarion for children’s health struck a bipartisan political nerve when he declared in his MAHA message on August 23, 2024, “We need to love our children more than we hate each other.” One year later, the MAHA mission is still gaining force. Diverse allies continue to rally around food and farming issues, and … Read more
Pharmaceutical Companies and their friends in the media are stressing out some more about public confidence in vaccines. That RFK Jr. guy and the folks running the agencies he oversees keep chattering about drug safety. Ensuring the “vaccines” they make do something close to what is advertised with little or no harm. The vax or … Read more
Two weeks ago, the ‘Grok finally caught up with the outrageous nonsense coming from (mostly) the left over the “measles outbreak.” Measles Schmeazles brought some facts and a bit of snark to the debate, not the least of which was if the vaccine works, what’s your kid got to worry about. That and actual case … Read more
Last December, we reported on an emergency meeting in Warren, New Hampshire, to discuss the extortion payment being demanded by a local private ambulance service covering Warren and Wenworth. That was to cover service until this past March. It’s July, and the operation shuttered its doors after the few remaining employees (everyone else had been … Read more
One of the more clever things the Trump Administration did when it took the reins from whoever was in charge (still subject to debate) was to retool a mobile app launched by the Biden Administration. CBP One was deployed to allow “migrants” seeking asylum to set up appointments for screening. Translation: How do I get … Read more
Helping people with eating disorders is a laudable goal, but there remain unknown health risks associated with a clutch of new weight loss drugs, and significant costs. Ozempic was developed initially (and FDA-approved in 2005) for the treatment of life-threatening diabetes. Wegovy was approved by the FDA on March 8, 2024, to treat obese or … Read more
The University of Sydney caps doctoral theses at 80,000 words (excluding references). The theory is that external reviewers don’t want to read more than that (true!). One can apply to the Dean to increase the word limit to 100,000, which is what I did. But my doctoral thesis, as initially written, was closer to 140,000 words. So … Read more
Update: The cargo vessel has now been abandoned. And while no cause has been officially assigned, the lithium batteries are the prime suspect. Photographs show the vessel still smoking hundreds of miles from the nearest coastline days after the initial distress signal was received. Thick columns of smoke can be seen billowing into the sky. Incredibly, all … Read more
New Hampshire Governor Ayotte signed HB230 on Friday, limiting the ability of local public health officials to engage in the kind of public health tyranny that was common during the COVID-19 era. The statute relating to the adoption of local health ordinances was amended to remove language that implied a broad range of authority. I. … Read more
Just three weeks after Dr Vinay Prasad assumed oversight of vaccines at the FDA, Moderna’s latest COVID-19 vaccine, mNEXSPIKE®, received full approval. For those who had hoped the mRNA platform would be shelved, the decision landed like a gut punch. Approved on 31 May 2025, the next-generation shot is intended for adults over 65, as well as … Read more
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) is expected to sign a bill banning cell-cultured proteins in the Lone Star State. Montana, Indiana, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Nebraska have enacted similar bans, reflecting an increasing pushback to what many see as a globalist effort to control food supplies, undermining traditional American farming. Advocates claim fake meat substitutes, … Read more
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Recent articles have converged to paint a horrifying picture of Americans’ increasingly ultra-processed diets and likely brain damage from the microplastics that saturate many foods, especially “fast food” from take-out restaurants. The US leads the world in junk food consumption, and microplastics may account for rising rates of obesity, depression, anxiety, and dementia. These findings … Read more
The first report from the Make America Healthy Again Commission is out, with a particular focus on children’s health. The relatively short report includes astonishing data on obesity, heart disease, diabetes, life expectancy, substance abuse, mental illness, and many other terribles. The report is a shock, a painful read, a five-alarm fire, and the charts … Read more
Paediatric gender dysphoria has rapidly emerged as one of the most divisive and urgent issues in medicine today. In the past decade, the number of children and adolescents identifying as transgender or nonbinary has soared. In the US alone, diagnoses among youth aged 6 to 17 nearly tripled—from around 15,000 in 2017 to over 42,000 by 2021—signalling … Read more