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By Ted Dunlap, on October 3rd, 2019 
Good news below from the Collective Evolution website. As totalitarian state governments flex their muscles on forcing injections, people who have reasons for not wanting them are fighting back. I don’t consider myself to be spectacularly brilliant, yet I know how human bodies resist disease, and how they learn from each disease that attacks, improving the speed and effectiveness of responses for all subsequent attacks, even from unrelated diseases. This is somehow not common knowledge though readily available. No magic here. The $24,000,000,000 (twenty four trillion dollar) vaccine industry has been expanding and continues to grow fantastically. Were people to actually understand this bit of animal physiology, the culprits would be unemployed, darn-near unemployable, and quite possibly strung up […]
By Ted Dunlap, on September 19th, 2019 
Before I turn you over to Doctor Mercola’s article, I want to point out we are talking about micro-waves. The frequencies transmitted by these devices are the same ones that cook food in common kitchen microwave ovens. That these radio frequency waves cook flesh, meat, fat and organic matter should at the very least be given some thought by those who can choose to be close, far, frequent or rare in their exposure to them. The lackadaisical perspective by users, manufacturers and regulators relates directly to the spikes in human cancers in places intensly exposed. The chart above if from a Danish study. In our country bad news about cell phones is discouraged. Not talked about is the usage […]
By compatriot, on September 7th, 2019 
By Jacob Devaney Art can heal us, inspire us, and alter our brain chemistry With so much talk about the evidence of the positive effects of yoga and meditation, you might be surprised at what scientific research also says about how art effects the brain. Long before modern neuroscience, artists were creating works to inspire people and today complex brain imaging scans can show us just how art changes the physiology of our brains. Contemplation, observing, and taking in beauty all stimulate pleasure centers within the brain while increasing blood flow by up to 10% in the medial orbitofrontal cortex. This can lead to an elevated state of consciousness, wellbeing, and better emotional health. The blood flow increased for a beautiful painting just as […]
By Ted Dunlap, on August 27th, 2019 
This is some insight into the effort environmental and health activists both agree on. Putting mercury into our mouths and environment is one disservice the dental industry should STOP providing. For reasons that defy rational explanation, the American Dental Association has been fighting to not only continue this in the face of strong evidence against the practice, but to silence critics as well. Their days of owning the conversation and poisoning us are running out. – Ted – Visit the Mercola Video Library Story at-a-glance During this Mercury-Free Dentistry Week, we highlight those who stand firm against amalgam: the mercury-free dentists of the world. We salute these pioneers for challenging the dental industry’s abhorrent policy of dumping mercury […]
By compatriot, on August 18th, 2019 
Oregon Pediatrician Responds to Critics – Explains How Much Money Pediatricians Make on Vaccines from Health Impact News Oregon pediatrician Dr. Paul Thomas. Image Source. Health Impact News Oregon pediatrician Dr. Paul Thomas was recently featured in the Williamette Week by reporter Rachel Monahan, with the headline: Vaccine-Doubting Oregon Doctor Loses Medicaid Funding: Dr. Paul Thomas is barred from participating in a federal program that provides poor children with vaccinations Dr. Paul published his response via his Facebook Page: So WW once again distorts the facts in their attempt to discredit me. Here is my response: Let us set the record straight. Rachel – shame on you once again for distorting facts. Actually it might just be WW who should be ashamed […]
By Ted Dunlap, on August 12th, 2019 
A few days ago in my post The Difference Between Amateurs and Professionals I thanked Farnam Street for the excellent essay, and promised I would return. I took my own advice and indeed found another gem. Go to Farnam Street to see it in its native habitat, surrounded by other gems … or read the one that tickled my fancy below. – Ted – Resonance: How to Open Doors For Other People It’s only polite. Hold the door open for others, and they will open doors for you. We are far more interdependent than we would like to admit. We biologically need to connect. “Limbic resonance” is a term used by Thomas Lewis, Fari Amini, and Richard Lannon in […]
By Ted Dunlap, on August 3rd, 2019 This is an outstanding video. It is very definitely not the shrill, radical anti-vax you often hear, but a high level scientist who talks about what Merck does right, about the level of responsibility and dedication among the scientists and other Merck workers, AND where that breaks down. He simply has questions that need answers. Since those answers do not exist, he won’t use vaccines, and has not for himself or his family. … “Scientist Jorge Araujo says that quality controls and all-important safety practices are simply not there at Merck pharmaceuticals, one of the “Pharma Five” that dominates the vaccine producing industry. This scientist may not work at Merck right now, but when he did, there simply were not […]
By compatriot, on July 23rd, 2019 
Written by Dr. Edward Group Founder, Global Healing Center Cannabis Compounds Types of CBD Products Hemp Shopping Guide Everything You Need to Know About Hemp vs. CBD Are you wondering about the differences between hemp and CBD oil? How do hemp and marijuana differ? With so many new hemp products on the market, conscientious consumers want to pick the best supplements made with the highest-quality processes and ingredients. If you want to learn how to distinguish between all the terms and products — or just see what all the excitement is about — read on. People have used hemp (Cannabis sativa) since ancient times for its incredible health benefits. This diverse plant has thousands of uses and people used […]
By Ted Dunlap, on July 18th, 2019 
Years before I entered high school, my dad began teaching me the game he LOVED and excelled at. I entered a high school of 3,000 baby boomers (and graduated) as a distinctly small boy of 5’2″, 98 pounds, but was the 3rd best tennis player on the team all three of my high school years. I was the only one who could beat the coach because the better players followed the muscle-bound pin-head’s instructions while I was not so predictable. Tennis is a fast-paced, thinking, strategy game with an athletic skill set thrown in. I enjoyed the game then, but only found tennis partners once or twice after that. The last five years has found me teaching quite a few […]
By compatriot, on July 13th, 2019 UK Man Quits Chemo and Beats Cancer with Cannabis Activist Post The US government has finally acknowledged the anticancer properties of cannabis. At this point it’s pretty difficult to ignore the evidence, including countless testimonials of people who cured their cancer with cannabis extracts. The latest example is a young man whose attempts at traditional cancer treatments of surgery, radiation and chemotherapy failed to get rid of his stage-three bowel cancer. Cannabis oil was a last ditch effort, and it worked. As reported by the Stoke Sentinel: CANCER survivor David Hibbitt is celebrating being given the all-clear by getting married Friday, April 17 – and claims his recovery is down to taking cannabis oil. The 33-year-old will tie the knot […]
By Ted Dunlap, on June 21st, 2019 
The Art of Manliness website has a great article on priority setting and coherently organizing your life. This is not a weak area for me now, but it is nice for me to review and certainly worth sharing here. I am not going to post the article; just a short overview and link. As usual, if you are intrigued, click the link. The website in general and this article in particular are worth investigation. What is important is seldom urgent and what is urgent is seldom important The Eisenhower Decision Matrix: How to Distinguish Between Urgent and Important Tasks and Make Real Progress in Your Life The Difference Between Urgent and Important Urgent means that a task requires immediate attention. […]
By compatriot, on June 13th, 2019 Arjun Walia Note: This is Part VI in a series of articles adapted from the second Children’s Health Defense eBook: Conflicts of Interest Undermine Children’s Health. The first eBook, The Sickest Generation: The Facts Behind the Children’s Health Crisis and Why It Needs to End, described how children’s health began to worsen dramatically in the late 1980s following fateful changes in the childhood vaccine schedule.] A concerted and “heavy-handed” effort is under way to censor information that contradicts the oversimplified sound bites put forth by public health agencies and the media about vaccines. However, while brazen, in-your-face censorship—and attacks on health freedom—have ratcheted up to an unprecedented degree, officialdom’s wish to keep vaccination’s unflattering track record out of the […]
By Ted Dunlap, on May 19th, 2019 
On the one hand we have the acknowledged experts in drug pushing and vaccines. Theirs is a trillion dollar industry. One might assume they could spend A LOT of money defending it. On the other we have researchers, pediatricians, parents who have seen horrible damage from vaccines… and who, by speaking out, are trying to warn others of the dangers. The dominant side has billions of dollars to work with. They bribe doctors, regulators, politicians and media to portray vaccines in a gorgeous humanitarian, healthful light. They spend several times as much on lobbying politicians, marketing to consumers, influencing social media and bribing doctors as they do on research. They hire platoons of youngsters eager to earn a supra-minimum-wage […]
By Ted Dunlap, on May 16th, 2019 
I picked a piece out of a prepper website some time ago. Unfortunately I cannot remember or track down where it came from. Here it is without the credits and links I normally give. ————————————– 8. Drive Better For those who think preppers focus too much on far-fetched scenarios, this one is for you: a car accident is a SHTF scenario. We don’t often think about them that way, but we should. Not only are cars exceptionally dangerous, but even if you come away from an accident unscathed, the financial effects can be serious, assuming your insurance isn’t up to scruff. Of course, collisions can happen to even the best drivers, but chances are, you are not among the best drivers. […]
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