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Yet Another Study Shows Temp Changes Before CO2 Changes

Written by Kenneth Richard

A few years ago, Dr. Koutsoyiannis and colleagues used equations associated with the chemistry of temperature-driven organic respiration to demonstrate that since the late 1950s, temperature-induced increases in plant and soil emissions (31.6 Gt-C/yr) account for a 3.4 times greater ratio of the >100 ppm rise in atmospheric CO2 than the contribution from the increase in ‘fossil fuel’ emissions (9.4 Gt-C/yr)

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The Antifungal You’re Not Hearing About: Coconut Oil

Written by Sayer Ji

Candida albicans has become one of the great under-recognized threats of modern medicine — while a natural part of our complex mycome, it can sometimes act like an opportunist that exploits weakened immunity, antibiotic exposure, disrupted microbiomes, and hospital environments – especially when dietary factors like excess nightshade vegetables and simple carbohydrates from industrial sources are consumed in large amjounts

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