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Author: Erin Elizabeth

CNN: Ohio State knew of late doctor’s sex abuse in 70s

CNN: Ohio State knew of late doctor’s sex abuse in 70s

Posted by | May 18, 2019 | , ,

On Friday, Ohio State University released the findings of an independent law firm’s investigation into the sexual abuse committed by former university physician Richard Strauss. During his time at the school (from 1978 until 1998), the investigation uncovered that Strauss abused at least 177 male student-patients, many of them athletes, with acts that ranged from overt fondling to more subtle abuse under the guise of proper medical treatment. Complaints about Strauss were never elevated beyond the Athletic Department or the Student Health Center until 1996, after which the University took some disciplinary action but did not take away Strauss’s...

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Baby elephant forced to dance for tourists dies after becoming so weak his legs snapped

Baby elephant forced to dance for tourists dies after becoming so weak his legs snapped

Posted by | May 18, 2019 | ,

IT BREAKS OUR HEART TO BRING YOU THIS STORY. A three-year-old baby elephant at the Phuket Zoo in Thailand has died.  His name was “Dumbo.” His name was given to him by animal rights campaigners who filmed him being forced to dance and do tricks for paying tourists. RELATED STORY: Breaking news: New Jersey becomes first state to adopt a sweeping ban on wild animals in circuses Baby elephant Dumbo spent his entire life at the infamous zoo, suffering from constant diarrhea stemming from an untreated infection in his digestive tract.  The debilitating infection made his young body unable...

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Fox News: Kentucky proposes ban on using tattoos to cover up scars

Fox News: Kentucky proposes ban on using tattoos to cover up scars

Posted by | May 18, 2019 | , ,

We can all agree there are many reasons why people get tattoos. One of those reasons, which seems like a legitimate one, is to cover over scarred skin. Well, guess what? Health officials in Kentucky are currently proposing a ban on tattooing skin to cover scars! RELATED STORY: Man dies after swimming with new tattoo Tattoos aren’t without serious risks; the toxic chemicals in tattoo ink have been linked to autoimmune and inflammatory diseases and each time the tattoo gun pierces your skin, the needle is technically opening a pathway for germs to enter the body, which increases the risk...

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Insulin resistance in humans triggered by common food preservative, says Harvard Study

Insulin resistance in humans triggered by common food preservative, says Harvard Study

Posted by | May 18, 2019 | , , , ,

Propionate is a naturally occurring short-chain fatty acid that can be beneficial to our internal health. It is also added to foods to help prevent the formation of mold, and is widely used as a preservative in baked goods, animal feeds and artificial flavorings. Harvard scientists recently warned that propionate could be a trigger that leads to insulin resistance. Consumption of propionate in foods appears to increase levels of several hormones that are associated with risk of obesity and diabetes. RELATED STORY: Obesity poised to overtake smoking as leading preventable cause of cancer In an effort to better understand...

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Ron Paul: Current administration should let cancer patients choose what treatment they do.

Ron Paul: Current administration should let cancer patients choose what treatment they do.

Posted by | May 17, 2019 | , ,

Today, the federal government may decide that it can dictate to cancer patients where they are allowed to receive life-saving treatment and where they are not. This is obviously utterly unacceptable but sadly, given the recent climate of government overreach due to the hysteria over the measles, not a surprise. “On February 15 the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released a good proposal intended to help victims suffering from certain types of cancer, specifically those relating to the blood, like leukemia, by expanding access to CAR-T cell therapy. CAR-T is widely considered to be a medical breakthrough; the...

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