“We have previously verified that neonatal
hepatitis B vaccination induced hippocampal neuroinflammation and
behavior impairments in mice…This finding suggests that clinical events
concerning neonatal IL-4 over-exposure, including neonatal hepatitis B
vaccination and allergic asthma in human infants, may have adverse
implications for brain development and cognition.”
GUANDONG, China —”Unbelievable.” It’s the word I kept saying as I read through a brand new study published in the prestigious journal Cytokine concerning the impact of the Hepatitis B vaccine on the brains of mice. As I mentioned back in May, Sun Yat-sen University’s (a Top 10 university
in China) Dr. Zhibin Yao is not a household name in the American autism
community, but he really should be. Not only is he American-educated
(University of Pittsburgh) and the author of 33 peer-reviewed studies,
but he’s also the lead author of the three most important biological
studies ever done analyzing how, exactly, the Hepatitis B vaccine can
cause autism. Let’s quickly review his previous work. Learn More https://worldmercuryproject.org/news/new-study-hep-b-vaccine
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Pleomorphism is the ability of some micro-organisms to alter their shape or size in response to environmental conditions.
This is a recording from my own blood.
When the blood was extracted, it was in perfect balance and health.
Many hours after extraction the balance of the blood started to shift (no new oxygen is added and the environment became acidic).
All that you see in the video has been born out of the body's own healthy cells.
The cells and microorganisms will change and sometimes adapt to their new environment.
Antoine Béchamp's theory about pleomorphism talks about microzymas, which are microscopic living elements that are in all living things. They are both the builders and recyclers of all organisms. They are necessary for life to occur, and in a healthy environment, they have great benefits. However, if the environment changes they can adapt and become the destroyers of life.
Disease is born from our own cells. When we live acidic lifestyles we give our microorganisms an environment that changes their life cycles. It changes their purpose and destroys our health.
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The State Department has reached a settlement with
Defense Distributed, which publishes downloadable schematics for
3D-printed guns, in a landmark decision that will enable the
controversial organization to publish CAD files of firearms on its DEFCAD website.
Starting
August 1, anyone in the world with a 3D printer, some raw materials and
an open internet connection will be able to produce their own gun,
including classic firearms like the AR-10 and Beretta M9, as well as the
Liberator, the world’s first 3D-printed gun. Learn More
A huge tin shed with a large number of people perched on its roof watching stunts by tractor drivers collapsed under their weight in western India on Sunday, sending at least 17 to the hospital.
"Cannabis exposure during the prenatal period ... at the very least we can say there is no harm" ...
Co-author of what has become more commonly known as 'The Jamaica Study' (Prenatal Marijuana Exposure and Neonatal Outcomes in Jamaica: An Ethnographic Study [full study link at end of article]), Dr Melanie Dreher is a nurse and an anthropologist. She has enjoyed a distinguished research career as the principal investigator for several cross-cultural studies examining cannabis in the context of Caribbean society. As a doctoral student in anthropology at Columbia University, she conducted the first ethnographic study of ganja in Jamaica. That early work opened the door to three decades of funded research on the social context of 'marijuana' and the impact of cannabis on the health, development and performance of adults and children. Dr Dreher has authored and co-authored two books on cannabis, numerous peer-reviewed articles, and several government reports. Throughout her career, she has been a consistent advocate for an objective and scientific appraisal of cannabis and its relationship with society. In addition to her academic role, she has taken on the responsibility of speaking to community groups, professional organisations and academics, using her leadership positions in health and education to enlighten the public on the history of 'marijuana' and its role in other societies. She has served as an expert witness in cannabis-related cases in several states. As Dean of Nursing at the University of Iowa, her College of Nursing hosted the first clinical conference on medical 'marijuana', almost 20 years ago, with the goal of exposing clinicians to an informed and reasoned use of cannabis as medicine. Dr Dreher was awarded the first 'Lester Grinspoon National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws Award' for her sustained commitment to seeking the truth about 'marijuana'. While conducting her research, she received the Ambassador’s citation for her humanitarian work in Jamaica.
An “expert” took to Fox News this week to try to convince Americans that all the debunked myths on the “dangers” of marijuana are still a thing.
Just as Jeff Sessions rescinded a pro-freedom and pro-states’ rights policy of allowing individual states to decide the legality of marijuana, FOX News aired a segment with their “medical expert” informing its viewers on the “dangers” of marijuana use.
The outright propaganda and lies spewed by their so-called expert were hilarious while at the same time incredibly worrisome—because many people actually believe them.
Fox News’ Medical ‘Expert’ and A-Team member, Dr. Marc Siegel went on a rant on how “regular marijuana use carries significant health risks.” Out of the gate, the “expert” falsely claimed that fatal car accidents involving pot have doubled since legalization.
As TFTP reported at the time, a study published by the American Public Health Association found that states with legal medical cannabis have lower rates of traffic fatalities than states with full prohibition. The researchers analyzed 29 years of data in the Fatality Analysis Reporting System.
“On average, MML [medical marijuana laws] states had lower traffic fatality rates than non-MML states. Medical marijuana laws were associated with immediate reductions in traffic fatalities in those aged 15 to 24 and 25 to 44 years, and with additional yearly gradual reductions in those aged 25 to 44 years.”
The study concluded: “Both MMLs and dispensaries were associated with reductions in traffic fatalities, especially among those aged 25 to 44 years.”
This medical doctor then went on to say that because THC stays in your system for “days and days” after use that it still impairs your driving. Seriously.
The FOX News ‘doctor’ then continued his rant and falsely claimed that “marijuana kills your brain cells.”
The myth that cannabis use kills brain cells has been heavily debunked by scientists over the years. The evidence is so overwhelming that even the US government has admitted that pot does not kill brain cells.
MIT even endorses this fact while explaining it on their website:
Many critics still cite the notorious monkey studies of Dr. Robert G. Heath, which purported to find brain damage in three monkeys that had been heavily dosed with cannabis. This work was never replicated and has since been discredited by a pair of better controlled, much larger monkey studies, one by Dr. William Slikker of the National Center for Toxicological Research and the other by Charles Rebert and Gordon Pryor of SRI International. Neither found any evidence of physical alteration in the brains of monkeys exposed to daily doses of pot for up to a year. Human studies of heavy users in Jamaica and Costa Rica found no evidence of abnormalities in brain physiology.
While pot doesn’t kill brain cells, as TFTP reported, it most certainly does kill cancer cells.
After decades of claiming that cannabis has no medicinal value, the U.S. government admitted in 2015that cannabis can kill cancer cells.
Although still claiming, “there is not enough evidence to recommend that patients inhale or ingest cannabis as a treatment for cancer-related symptoms or side effects of cancer therapy,” the admission that “cannabis has been shown to kill cancer cells in the laboratory,” highlighted a rapidly changing perspective on medicinal cannabis treatments.
In the most recent update to the National Cancer Institute’s (NCI) website included a listing of studies, which indicated anti-tumor effects of cannabis treatment.
Studies in mice and rats have shown that cannabinoids may inhibit tumor growth by causing cell death, blocking cell growth, and blocking the development of blood vessels needed by tumors to grow. Laboratory and animal studies have shown that cannabinoids may be able to kill cancer cells while protecting normal cells.
After lying about the physical effects of marijuana on the brain, the FOX News ‘experts’ went on to claim that marijuana use can “ruin your life,” with the talking head host spewing some nonsense about how someone at her high school tried pot and went on to become a loser.
Why does marijuana ruin your life? Well, according to the FOX News medical expert, it’s a gateway drug. Again, this doctor is wrong.
While studies on drug use show that almost every single person, 99% of all illicit drug users have tried marijuana before they did any other drugs, this does not mean marijuana is a gateway drug. Still, as FOX News illustrates, this insubstantial fact is used by reefer madness folks across the globe to bolster their claims that “marijuana is a gateway drug.”
But when one looks past the surface of this claim, it becomes downright silly. It just so happens that 99% of these so-called illicit drug users could have also tried coffee, soft drinks, candy, or milk before moving on to harsher substances.
As TFTP has reported, marijuana is actually an exit drug as the promise it shows in curbing opioid addiction as well as relieving symptoms of PTSD and depression far better than the dangerous pharmaceuticals is evidence of this.
As TFTP reported, a JAMA Internal Medicine study looked at ten years of data in all 50 states, concluding that states with medical cannabis laws had significantly lower rates of opioid overdose mortality.
Also, a second study has confirmed the powerful effect that medical cannabis has on reducing opioid abuse.
Toward the end of the show, the host showed just how ridiculous their propaganda piece was by talking about having some bishop on who claimed to be addicted to marijuana. Listening to the host explain the addiction was outright hilarious.
“He (the bishop) would smoke marijuana and he wouldn’t get a high off of it,” said the host before becoming the subject of one of the most hilarious anti-reefer madness memes to ever make it on to the internet.
“So he’d have to smoke another ONE,” she said. “And another one, and another one. And, he’d smoked four (marijuanas) in one sitting.”
Sadly, it appears that Jeff Sessions is watching this same show and using it to make policy decisions that will affect millions of people by potentially stripping away their medicine or kidnapping, caging, and killing those who don’t obey.
Below is an example of how blatant stupidity and ignorance can morph into an ‘educational series’ on marijuana. Delivered by The Daily Sheeple
An early-morning routine check of an officer’s weapon led to an “unintentional discharge,” Halifax police say.
The incident occurred at 6:05 a.m. Thursday in the fall-in room of the
Central Division headquarters on Gottingen Street. The officer was
“performing a routine check of a firearm in a designated loading
areawhen one round was accidentally discharged,” said a news release
from Halifax Regional Police. No one was injured.
The officer immediately contacted their supervisor and the department
conducted an internal review. Police say the review included going over
the officer’s training, assessing the state of the weapon and the
suitability of the environment where the incident occurred.
“No deficiencies were found and this has been determined to be an isolated case of human error,” the release said. https://www.thestar.com/halifax/2018/07/26/halifax-police-say-human-error-behind-officer
The roundworms from two areas of Siberia came back to life in Petri dishes, says a new scientific study. ‘We have obtained the first data demonstrating the capability of multicellular organisms for longterm cryobiosis in permafrost deposits of the Arctic,’ states a report from Russian scientists from four institutions in collaboration with Princetown University. Some 300 prehistoric worms were analysed - and two ‘were shown to contain viable nematodes’. ‘After being defrosted, the nematodes showed signs of life,’ said a report today from Yakutia, the area where the worms were found. ‘They started moving and eating.’
Learn More: https://siberiantimes.com/science/cas... https://www.rt.com/news/434375-frozen...
