By Yochi Goedkoop Since reading Zen Macrobiotics by Georges Ohsawa in 1969, I have often healed myself rather than going to doctors and hospitals. Attending Michio Kushi’s lectures, living in his Study Houses, reading everything about Macrobiotics that I could get my hands on, and consulting with amazing senior students gave me a broad background. […]
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Gene-Edited Microorganisms: A Quiet Revolution with Global Implications A new wave of concern is emerging around genetically modified microorganismsâtiny life forms whose impact may be anything but small. As gene-editing tools become increasingly accessible and inexpensive, scientists and advocates are warning that regulation has not kept pace with the speed of innovation. The result is
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More than 50 U.S. medical schools have recently agreed to adopt a new federal framework aimed at strengthening nutrition education, signaling a notable shift in a field long criticized for neglecting diet in medical training. Announcing the initiative, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. described it as âa transformative breakthrough in medical education that will
By Cynthia Vann We are not being sufficiently warned about radiation hazards when flying says the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism at Arizona State University. In an article âExposed: How the FAA Fails to Protect Flight Crews from Cosmic Radiation Exposure in the Skies,â reporters from the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism at Arizona State
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By Alex Jack An executive order by President Donald Trump early this year has ignited renewed controversy over glyphosate, the widely used herbicide at the center of thousands of cancer lawsuits. Framed by the administration as a matter of national security, the order seeks to ensure continued production of glyphosate and related materials, effectively strengthening
By Alex Jack The escalating war in Iran is not only a geopolitical and humanitarian crisisâit is also quietly undermining natural and holistic health communities, organic food systems, and traditional healing practices across the region. As violence spreads and infrastructure breaks down alongside the continuing reverberations of the Gaza conflict, these often-fragile networksâalready operating at
In a rare and deeply moving scientific observation, researchers have documented a live birth among sperm whales in the Caribbeanârevealing a level of cooperation and social care that echoes human communities. Captured by drones and underwater acoustic sensors, the event showed a mother whale surrounded by a group of eleven companions who appeared to actively
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By Gary Null, Ph.D. FEBRUARY 24, 2026 When a platform is treated globally as the first-stop authority for knowledge, and when that platform is structurally incapable of accountability, the corruption of its content becomes the corruption of public understanding. That corruption becomes policy. And in the realm of medicine and health, it becomes something far
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Planetary Health | January 2025, Vol. 1, No. 1 We see humanity as a foreground figure set within the greater background of nature and the infinite universe. The environment is our true nourishment, and we are what we eat. By shaping our bodies and minds with whole grains and other natural foods in a spirit
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By Alex Jack For millennia, the Great Pyramid of Giza has radiated one of the deepest mysteries of human civilization. When was it built? How did human hands shape such immensity? And what purpose did it serve? Modern archaeology measures its angles and chambersânoting the empty granite coffer in the so-called Kingâs Chamberâand concludes it
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