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This weekend six people were shot, two fatally, in Tallahassee, Florida. The shooting occurred at a studio called Hot Yoga. According to Tallahassee Chief of Police Michael DeLeo, Nancy Van Vessem, 61, and Maura Binkley, 21, were killed, as well as the suspect, Scott Paul Beierle, 40, of Deltona, Florida, who died of a possible self-inflicted gunshot wound. Dr. Nancy Van Vessem was remembered as a woman who dedicated her career to improving the health and wellness of people in the Tallahassee community. “There were indications people fought the gunman and some tried to save others, the chief said. Responding officers arrived in about […]
[…]accidentally killed at least two manatees. Federal officials are investigating reports that the deaths were due to “shoddy medical care” as well as asking questions about whether or not Dr. Ray Ball “performed improper field amputations on wild manatees.” Dr. Ball is currently on paid administrative leave. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said that until the investigation is over, the zoo must “cease all activities involving manatees” and indeed their permit for treating and exhibiting the marine mammals may also be in jeopardy. But this could not happen at a worse time; thanks to the statewide Red Tide algae crisis, nearly […]
[…]cause depression. Statistics published by Project CBD show a very concerning risk: “10,000 deaths per year are directly caused by and attributed to hypnotic drugs, based on medical examiner data. However, large epidemiological studies suggest the number of fatalities may actually be closer to 300,000-500,000 per year.” This may be making you think: why are such dangerous, scary drugs even legal! What if there was a much safer way to treat sleeplessness and other sleep disorders that didn’t have any side effects? This is where CBD oil extract or tincture comes into the picture. This cannabis-derived supplement seems to hold […]
[…]the rare occasion that we’ve seen the news ask the public for information on any of these doctor deaths but in this case, they went one step further, asking anyone who knew Dr. Brugger to give them a call. What we do know is that Dr. Chris Brugger was a chiropractor with “a successful practice in Bradenton with many long-term clients turned friends and vice versa” . He was described by friends as a great father, husband, grandfather, and friend who “didn’t just leave behind a grieving family — he leaves behind a grieving community of friends.” “Lord’s friend and the manager […]
[…]infant death. According to a Save the Children 2013 report, the U.S. has 50 percent more infant deaths on day one of lifethan all other developed countries combined. Could this be due to the widespread use, drift and contamination of pesticides and herbicides like Roundup? These studies may suggest so. If American policymakers want to lower healthcare costs, eliminating the use of glyphosate herbicides could be one reasonable step to take. Concerned consumers who don’t want to drink wine and beer contaminated with harmful chemical pesticides and herbicides such as glyphosate have a chance to be heard. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is […]
[…]mastectomy and had just found a vaginal lesion; worried that her cancer was back and then between doctors, she asked King if he would give her an exam. King said yes, and at the end of the exam, told the victim to ask her husband to look at her vagina when she went home. Later that day, she noticed purple dye on her toilet paper after going to the bathroom. The next day, she went to work and describes King as acting “really giddy” and “odd.” The breast cancer survivor told Mesa County Judge Michael Grattan that King had told […]
[…]The moment they got on the bus to go back to the airport the symptoms started coming back.” As a doctor focused on clinical results over mere theory, Klinghardt didn’t wait around for “more studies to come out”. He now refuses to treat patients unless they follow a stringent EMF-reduction protocol including the removal of wifi from the home, minimal cell phone use, and the use of a Faraday cage bed canopy or applying shielding paint in the bedroom — both of which try to mimic the ancestral EMF environment our biology is naturally accustomed to. Will Reduction of Electrosmog […]
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[…]is more scary? Choosing cereals between organic and conventional, or being told by your doctor that you or your children have cancer?” But according to Dr. Alexis Temkin, the lead scientist on the EWG report, parents don’t need to throw out the box of Cheerios they just bought, “We are talking about lifetime cumulative exposure. But if you do want to reduce your risk, we do know that organic oats and organic cereals are a better option.” So true. Plus, there are way better breakfast options than cereals or oatmeal. Now, keep in mind, that this is information the government has […]
[…]as possible. To prevent long-term complications of mold illness, it is important to talk to your doctor. It is important to address mold issues in your home. Recovery from mold illness usually includes whole foods, anti-inflammatory diet, anti-fungal foods, such as ginger, garlic, and cayenne, probiotics, anti-fungal herbal supplements. *Article originally appeared at Healthy Holistic […]
[…]strain of salmonella. At this time, twenty-one people have been hospitalized but no deaths have been reported. “The victims contracted salmonella after coming into contact with raw chicken products. The US Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service is attempting to identify the source or supplier of the chicken containing salmonella. So far, this drug-resistant strain has been found in whole chickens, chicken parts, ground chicken and in pet food purchased at grocery stores. The bacteria has also been found in live chickens. Those who have become sick reported eating various brands of packaged chicken products.” If you are […]
[…]your day-to-day life. These nagging issues wouldn’t send you to the hospital, maybe not even the doctor, but they are your body’s way of signaling to you that there is an imbalance. People may ignore these signs, thinking it’s part of stress or “getting old,” or they may go to a doctor who will prescribe them meds based on their symptoms: Ambien for insomnia, for example, or antidepressants and anti-anxiety meds. But here again, the underlying imbalance isn’t addressed, and the problem continues until it triggers a full blown illness or disease. When your adrenals begin to falter, you may […]
[…]mainstream dietetic advice in recent years. Take the case of Dr Annika Dahlqvist, a Swedish doctor who put her career on the line to defend a low-carb approach. Or, that of Prof Tim Noakes in South Africa — prosecuted for giving low carb weaning advice to a mother on Twitter. Australian celebrity chef Pete Evans came under fire for advocating a Paleo diet. Even more surprising is the case of Jennifer Elliot, given she was an Australian Dietician deregistered by her own professional association, the Dietician’s Association of Australia (DAA), in 2015 for giving clients low carb dietary advice. RELATED STORY: Large-scale study proves high-fat diet promotes health and […]
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[…]you are experiencing severe, unusual pain in your neck, back, or shoulders, you should see a doctor in order to get your issue properly diagnosed. However, if you believe your pain is coming from stress, exercise, or other normal activities, then you might do well to practice some simple stretches! RELATED STORY: Exercise treats addiction by altering brain’s dopamine system Stretches! Exercises To Help Release Tension & Improve Mobility Upper Trapezius Release Exercise This can help with muscle fatigue and spasms. Place your arms at your sides with facing your palms up. Relax. Bring your shoulder up to your ear. Squeeze for 3 […]
Diabetes has become a serious problem in the United States that most doctors simply throw drugs at. And while drugs may work for some people, taking a pill for the rest of your life isn’t the healthiest or best plan. RELATED STORY: The diet that starves cancer cells and reverses diabetes Check out the video below. Yes, totally changing your diet for 30 days might seem difficult or extreme but the freedom it provides is more than worth it; there is no doubt that your body will thank you for it! RELATED STORY: Doctor explains how fasting can completely reverse […]
[…]problem is getting worse, there are a few things you can try. First, make an appointment with your doctor and talk about your experience(s) right away. No matter the hold-ups you might have with doctors, they are our best source and can help point us in the right direction. Second, get some blood tests done to make sure your dementia-like symptoms aren’t being caused by hormone imbalances or nutritional deficiencies such as vitamin B12. There might even be some prescription medications that could be causing your cognitive lapses. In that case, simply ask your doctor for more details about the […]
[…]and called CPS. She had only gone there out of concern for some blood in his stool, and the first doctor had only suggested that there was inflammation that should be treated with steroids. She sought a second opinion at Phoenix Children’s hospital and they admitted him, and denied him food for three days, even though he was capable of eating and begging to be fed. They then advised her that they were going to put in a PICC that would go close to his heart that would “help” him to eat, when he had no problems eating. This was […]
[…]tracks all natural gas accidents, making it hard to get a handle on the destruction. Not all deaths and injuries are reported, and regulatory records are sometimes contradictory or incomplete.” The full investigation by the Dallas News uncovered the fact that Atmos Energy has some of the nation’s oldest pipes which makes corrosion and cracks not seem so far fetched. And, Atmos Mid-Tex, the company’s largest division which includes Dallas and Fort Worth, has received five times as many state safety-violation citations as Houston’s CenterPoint, the other large gas-distribution company in Texas. Although Atmos Energy leaders say they take safety very seriously and have invested […]
Another piece of the Monsanto facade is coming down. RELATED STORY: ‘Explosive’ documents about Monsanto in Europe A recent study, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has suggested that glyphosate “might be contributing to the death of honey bees and native bees around the world.” “Increased mortality of honey bee colonies has been attributed to several factors but is not fully understood. The herbicide glyphosate is expected to be innocuous to animals, including bees, because it targets an enzyme only found in plants and microorganisms. However, bees rely on a specialized gut microbiota that benefits growth and provides defense […]
