
N-acetyl cysteine, or NAC, is one of the most popular amino acid supplements in America. People take it for liver support after a long night, for their lungs and, lately, as a longevity staple
Written by Tyler Durden

N-acetyl cysteine, or NAC, is one of the most popular amino acid supplements in America. People take it for liver support after a long night, for their lungs and, lately, as a longevity staple
Written by A Midwestern Doctor

Throughout history, ruling elites have relied on a recurring playbook (manufactured crises, public examples, bought-out hierarchies, and economic coercion) to keep populations compliant, and nearly every tactic was used during COVID.
Written by William M Briggs

Academic philosophers Alberto Giubilini and Francesca Minerva have written a peer-reviewed paper in which they say that killing newborns is A-OK, and even in some cases to be encouraged
Written by Jo Nova

A major new study this month suggests for the first time, finally, what might be a causal link between a deficiency in lithium and Alzheimer’s. The team at Harvard asks: Could Lithium Explain — and Treat — Alzheimer’s Disease?
Written by Dr John Robson

Roger Pielke Jr., who we noted last week had caught the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine violating its mandate to engage in advocacy, has just fried a much bigger fish.
Written by Paul Homewood

Daily temperature records are meaningless in terms of climate and weather. But they are of immense propaganda value
Written by Sayer Ji

Depression is one of the most widely diagnosed conditions of our time, with over 3 million cases in the U.S. every year, and 350 million believed affected worldwide.1
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

Just because a paper is published in Nature doesn’t automatically mean it’s wrong. Nobody’s perfect. But if it’s a climate paper in that journal it’s a pretty safe bet that it is
Written by Thomas Richard

In their article, “How Does Climate Change Impact Nor’easters?“, TIME magazine claims a nor’easter that struck the northeastern United States in mid-September illustrates how ‘climate change’ is making powerful storms more intense
Written by Dr Vernon Coleman

In an attempt to cut their working week, GPs are campaigning hard for less onerous hours. At the moment the average British GP works just 23 hours a week. It is perhaps hardly surprising that patients have to wait weeks to be seen by a doctor.
Written by Dr. Joseph Varon

Days after calling for congressional and Justice Department investigations into CDC and FDA vaccine safety surveillance, the Independent Medical Alliance (IMA), a national coalition of independent physicians, researchers and clinicians, today turned to the money
Written by climatediscussionnexus.com

The obsession with climate change has undermined science and, with it, public faith in science. As it has undermined journalism and even politics.
Written by Linnea Lueken

A recent interview from NPR affiliate WAMC Northeast Public Radio’s “Northeast Notebook” titled “Apple growers confront climate change, fuel challenges for 2026 harvest” blames low apple production in New York on “increasingly unpredictable” weather
Written by Jill Erzen

A federal judge has upheld Idaho’s new medical freedom law, ruling that daycares cannot require children to receive vaccines or other medical interventions as a condition of attendance.
Written by The Truth About Cancer

You’ve heard it a thousand times. Cholesterol is “public enemy number one.” Too much of it clogs your arteries, causes heart attacks, and kills you dead. Statins are the miracle drugs that save your life
Written by Paul Homewood

One of the ways in which we think it fair to refer to a “climate cult” is that to those who are in it, anything that happens is the result of ‘climate change’, a dreadful causal force unleashed by humans, no matter how obvious it is to any dispassionate observer that there are other far more important causes