According to the NSF, this research is important because current imaging
technology, like an MRI or CT scan, do not have the spatial resolution needed to
view tiny structures and require additional external contrast agents to create a
viewable image. Xie’s technique is also a critical breakthrough because typical
fluorescent labels, like green fluorescent protein, which are used to observe
the activity of molecules, can disturb delicate biological pathways, especially
when the protein is bigger than the molecule it is illuminating. …
The story of Dr. Reich is yet another testament to the largely invisible hold
that conventional medicine and Big Pharma has over the entire arena of science
and medicine. Anyone who dares to challenge or unbalance the status quo
typically must endure the trials of character assassination, if not physical
intimidation or incarceration. …
From the 1980’s forward he was widely publicized for being able to run an
automobile using only water as fuel. He achieved this by first fractionating the
water into a mix of hydrogen and oxygen gas and then feeding this to the engine. …
Cell phones continue to pose dangers to adolescents’ health. First, it was “DWT
— driving while texting,” but now it is “sexting.” Sexting is the sending of
sexually charged messages or images via cell phone, and it has become headline
news …
If Kurzweil is right, there will be supercomputers more powerful than every
human brain on the planet combined within a few decades. …
It turns out that zapping saltwater with low-voltage electricity creates a
couple of powerful, nontoxic cleaning agents. Sodium ions are converted into
sodium hydroxide, an alkaline liquid that cleans and degreases like detergent,
but without the scrubbing bubbles. Chloride ions become hypochlorous acid, a
potent disinfectant known as acid water. …
It makes a clear case that GMOs are unsafe, particularly for children. Please
pass the link onto as many parents and school personnel as you can …
They found 478 sudden cardiac deaths among those taking
the drugs, about twice the rate of the control group. The risk —
equivalent to 3 deaths for every 1,000 patients taking the drugs for a
year — was about the same whether people took the newer or older
medications. The higher the dose of the drug, the study found, the
higher the risk of sudden death. …
Nikola Tesla stands as a poster boy for inventors, scientists, doctors and
educators of all kinds whose ideas and life’s work is dismissed because it is
found to be too beneficial to mankind, and not lucrative enough for big
business. …
What I used was a technique called the
Bates Method. This highly suppressed natural vision program was
developed by the pioneering medical doctor and ophthalmologist Dr.
William Bates, who died back in 1931. Dr. Bates, a maverick physician
who dedicated his life to learning why people develop problems with
their eyesight, was far ahead of his time. His combination of simple
yet powerful methods of vision re-training can allow you to see better
naturally — with just a few minutes a day of easy practice. …