Tag: research
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Fluoride Toothpaste Poison for your Brain Reducing Kids IQ’s!
from experimentalvaccines.org: While living in the most controlled experimental society in human history I have become aware of the giant amount of truth that has been swept under the rug. Believe me when I tell you to be careful when looking under this rug for when you dig up the past all you get is…
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Blood Device Enters Arteries
The world of the insanely small is arriving. Practical applications may not even be obvious yet, but this is one of those moments in which you go build it and people will come.
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#FoodWorldOrder: Episode016 – EnviroPigs and Rooftop Farms (Video)
On Thursday nights, Media Monarchy joins Corbett Report Radio live on Republic Broadcasting to go over all the latest stories from the world of food, environment and health. This week’s menu features EnviroPigs, Rooftop Farms and more…
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#FoodWorldOrder: Episode016 – EnviroPigs and Rooftop Farms (Audio)
On Thursday nights, Media Monarchy joins Corbett Report Radio live on Republic Broadcasting to go over all the latest stories from the world of food, environment and health. This week’s menu features EnviroPigs, Rooftop Farms and more…
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Radioactive particles from Japan detected in California kelp
from latimes.com: Radioactive particles released in the nuclear reactor meltdown in Fukushima, Japan, following the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami were detected in giant kelp along the California coast, according to a recently published study. Radioactive iodine was found in samples collected from beds of kelp in locations along the coast from Laguna Beach to…
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In Cancer Science, Many ‘Discoveries’ Don’t Hold Up
A former researcher at Amgen Inc has found that many basic studies on cancer — a high proportion of them from university labs — are unreliable, with grim consequences for producing new medicines in the future.
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Medical Madness: Researchers Develop Genetically-Engineered ‘Pharm’ Goats That Produce Vaccines In Milk
Just as predicted, the scientific community’s genetic engineering fetish is quickly degenerating into a no-holds-barred, genetic-tampering freak show of dastardly proportions.
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Saint or Slave Trader? Doubts About St. Patrick’s Origins
The popular legend that St Patrick was a slave taken to Ireland by force is untrue, according to researchers in England, who claim he was actually a slave trader. The classic telling of St Patrick’s life suggests he was abducted from western Britain in his adolescence and forced to work unpaid.
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Nitrate Contamination Threatens California’s Drinking Water
from civileats.com: Today, the Food & Environment Reporting Network–the first and only independent, non-profit, non-partisan news organization that produces investigative reporting on food, agriculture, and environmental health in partnership with local and national media outlets–published its third report, “Farming Communities Facing Crisis Over Nitrate Pollution, Study Says,” on msnbc.com. Reporter Stett Holbrook takes a deep…
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Office of Naval Intelligence: How to Resist Social Mind Control
In 1979, the Office of Naval Research at Stanford University, CA, released a document describing how to resist social influence and social mind control.
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NASA Seeks Amateur Astronauts to Study Space Food
Dream Job: Go to Hawaii and Eat Astronaut Food in the ‘Hawaii Space Exploration Analogue and Simulation’, or HI-SEAS from pcmag.com: In the film Mission To Mars, astronauts find a stranded and presumed dead Don Cheadle happily living on the planet’s surface, surviving on food grown in a makeshift greenhouse. Now NASA is looking to…
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Fast Food Nutrition Labeling ‘Confusing, Ineffective’
Fast food chains are doing a bad job of making nutritional information of their menu items clear and easy to digest, according to a recent study. // “Calorie Postings in Chain Restaurants in a Low-Income Urban Neighborhood: Measuring Practical Utility and Policy Compliance”
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Physicists Create a Working Transistor From a Single Atom
from nytimes.com: Australian and American physicists have built a working transistor from a single phosphorus atom embedded in a silicon crystal. The group of physicists, based at the University of New South Wales and Purdue University, said they had laid the groundwork for a futuristic quantum computer that might one day function in a nanoscale…
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New Life, From an Arctic Flower That Died 32,000 Years Ago
Dead for 32,000 Years, an Arctic Plant Is Revived from nytimes.com: Living plants have been generated from the fruit of a little arctic flower, the narrow-leafed campion, that died 32,000 years ago, a team of Russian scientists reports. The fruit was stored by an arctic ground squirrel in its burrow on the tundra of northeastern…