An Essay on What Was Blamed on Germs and What Was Actually in the Water, the Food, or the Medicine
By Unbekoming, Lies are Unbekoming
The twelve historical episodes gathered
By StudyFinds Analysis
Only 37% in Trials Stuck With Daily Cold Showers
In A Nutshell
* Swiss adults who took mostly cold showers for 12 weeks reported 26% fewer sick days
Decades of forgotten research show natural light is an essential nutrient, and the bill to bring back incandescent bulbs just cleared its first vote
By A Midwestern Doctor, The Forgotten
Etienne Note: I pro-modified the Mercola headline to give some credit to Bikram Choudhury, the Indian Yoga Guru who, for all intents and purposes, invented heating the yoga room and
Food manufacturers build brand recognition and loyalty, with the potential to influence children’s eating habits far beyond the school cafeteria
Etienne Note: Hat tip to Meryl's CHAOS
By Mollie Engelhart, The Epoch Times
Commentary
This past weekend, I was sitting at the Weston A. Price Foundation’s Wise Traditions Conference when Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) took the
By Zoey Sky, Natural News
A Healthline report has identified six categories of food and drink that may increase the risk of some cancers: processed meats, fried foods, overcooked foods,
A Diabetes Drug Improved Memory in Mice Fed Fatty Diets
By StudyFinds Analysis, Reviewed by John Anderer
It took just one week of fatty, high-calorie eating for mice to lose
By Chris Neurath, Fluoride Action Network
A new reanalysis of a widely cited 2021 Swedish study (Aggeborn & Öhman) challenges previous claims that low-level fluoride exposure has no adverse effect
By Dr. Joseph Mercola, Mercola
Most people think about posture in terms of neck strain, back discomfort or ergonomics. Your posture, however, also sends information to your brain. This concept
by Tyler Durden, ZeroHedge
For two to three-and-a-half weeks, teenagers at a Maine summer camp traded their devices for outdoor activities and face-to-face friendships. By the end, their mental health
October's Open Thread
By A Midwestern Doctor, The Forgotten Side of Medicine
One of the greatest problems in medicine today is that everything has become so rushed there
