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COVID, Ivermectin and the Crime of the Century
Posted June 17, 2021
In the video above, DarkHorse podcast host Bret Weinstein Ph.D., interviews Dr. Pierre Kory about the importance of early treatment of COVID-19 and the shameful censoring of information about ivermectin, which has been shown to be very useful against this infection. It’s no small irony then that YouTube deleted this interview, which is why I embedded a Bitchute version. How this interview could possibly be labeled as misinformation is a mystery, considering all they do is discuss published research. Not to mention, they’re both credentialed medical science experts. Read more.
Nature’s Best UTI Fighters
Posted June 17, 2021
Lower UTIs are typically not severe, although they can cause mild to moderate pain and discomfort. Symptoms of a lower UTI may include an urgent or more frequent need to urinate, a burning sensation when urinating and pelvic pain. While antibiotics are typically prescribed to combat a urinary tract infection, there are several effective home remedies that can help you fight back symptoms and may even support you in preventing UTIs, naturally. Read more.
Vinegar is the Secret to Soft Towels, Whiter Whites, and More Laundry Solutions
Posted June 17, 2021
When some of these tips call for adding vinegar in the rinse cycle, you may sigh. You’re a busy person, and you may have a “set it and forget it” attitude towards laundry. I certainly do. Adding the vinegar to the fabric softener compartment of your washing machine, if it has one, will make sure it is automatically added just before the rinse. Right on time! Read more.
Plant Once, Pick Forever! 12 Perennial Vegetables You NEED to Plant This Summer
Posted June 17, 2021
A perennial plant is one that you plant once, and then it will bloom year after year. There’s no hard and fast rule for how long you can expect your perennial to keep blooming. Lots will depend on the care you give the plants, soil conditions, if animals get at it, the type of bloom itself, and other considerations. However, it should be at least three years (since annuals must be replanted every year, and biannuals every two years), and it could be up to over a decade. This makes perennials a great choice if you want to grow a staple crop–the kind you’ll need every year. Additionally, if you’re prone to forgetfulness, not having to put “seeds” on your to-do list every year will help. Read more.
The Tragedy of Unintended Consequences
Posted June 17, 2021
My bird net “success” story shares much in common with the “success” of vaccination. Widely heralded as one of the most effective public health interventions, vaccines are unequivocally credited with the eradication of disease and a decrease in infant mortality across the globe.1 No one can argue with the noble goal of preventing death or diminishing the burden of disease, but what if, like my bird net, it comes with a hidden cost? Read more.
Estimating or Measuring? What is the True Effect of Vitamin D on COVID-19
Posted June 17, 2021
A recent study used genetic methods to estimate the levels of vitamin D (blood levels of 25OHD) in individuals. The method is called “Mendelian Randomization” that estimates the metabolic activity in individuals using certain genetic mutations (SNPs) relevant to genes that are associated with 25OHD metabolism. By analyzing the genetic makeup of those who had COVID-19, the study concluded that vitamin D is not effective at reducing risk of COVID-19 infection. [1] However, the study had several limitations. It did not actually test blood levels of 25OHD — it only studied the genes involved in vitamin D metabolism. Read more.
Magical Mint: 20 Top Health Benefits
Posted June 17, 2021
Mint is most popularly known for the cooling sensation it brings to the palate. But more than just being a flexible ingredient in herbal teas, sauces and dips, desserts and tasty beverages, it is also a rich source of health benefits. Mint is the name representing a group of perennial herbs cultivated in various parts of the world, from the Mediterranean basin where it’s believed to have originated to Asia, the U.S., Morocco, Argentina and Europe.[i] Peppermint, spearmint and bergamot mint are just a few renowned species within the genus Mentha. Read more.
Healthiest Foods that are in Season in the Spring
Posted June 17, 2021
Blossom by blossom, spring is upon us. And with one of our favorite seasons comes fruits and vegetables that have climbed the top of the list with their time-tested, science-backed health benefits. Springtime offers fruits and vegetables in a rainbow of colors, including apples, apricots, avocados, bananas, broccoli, carrots, celery, kale, kiwifruit, lemons, peas, rhubarb, strawberries and so many more. Read more.
CAFOs Kill 17,000 a Year
Posted June 17, 2021
…by emitting harmful pollutants in the air while the EPA does nothing. Action Alert! A new study has linked air pollution emanating from concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) to more than 17,000 deaths in the United States. Despite this death toll, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has given CAFOs a pass on adherence to federal laws designed to monitor and control such pollution. It’s time to hold CAFOs accountable for the damage they cause. Read more.
COVID Vax/Discrimination: Is Healthy Debate Possible?
Posted June 17, 2021
How the current climate makes discussions about hard, controversial issues almost impossible. The philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer said, “All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.” This dynamic is very much on our minds as we continue our campaign to ensure that autoimmune patients are not discriminated against in the quest to vaccinate the population against COVID. ANH has received significant blowback from this campaign from those who vehemently disagree with what they view as an “anti-vaxxer” stance. Read more.
