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25/07/2025

Interesting

For decades, Alzheimer’s disease was believed to be a brain-centric condition caused by the buildup of toxic beta-amyloid plaques. But new research from Dr. Donald Weaver at the University of Toronto proposes a radical shift: Alzheimer’s may actually be an autoimmune disorder, where the brain’s immune system mistakenly attacks itself. According to this emerging theory, beta-amyloid isn’t an abnormal waste product—it’s a natural immune molecule meant to protect the brain from pathogens or injury.

So how does it go wrong? Due to structural similarities between microbes and neurons, the immune system may confuse brain cells with foreign invaders, triggering chronic self-attack. This reframes Alzheimer’s not as a neurodegenerative condition in isolation, but as part of a broader class of autoimmune diseases. If true, it could revolutionize how we treat and prevent dementia—by regulating immune responses instead of targeting plaques. The implications are enormous for millions affected worldwide.

More sources: https://engineerine.com/alzheimers-autoimmune-new-research/

21/07/2025

We need good light.

🚨🚨🚨In 2007 Congress passed a law that banned all bulbs under 45 lumens/watt (an incandescent bulb is 15 lumens/watt). The Department of Energy in 2022 made t...

08/07/2025

Good to know

Like so many other foods, you may have grown up thinking that dairy is key to a healthy diet. But the truth is most dairy products should be avoided. Dr. Gun...

02/07/2025

Be informed

"This is a very clear effort to shine a light on this anti-vaccine trope: that thimerosal is somehow dangerous.”

08/06/2025

Innovation

Chris Donaldson from Alabama faced a tough fight with ocular melanoma that spread to his liver. In 2022, he underwent an innovative FDA-approved treatment called histotripsy at Providence Mission Hospital.

Histotripsy uses focused sound waves and degassed water to precisely destroy cancer cells without any incisions—making it a noninvasive breakthrough in cancer care.

Two months after treatment, Chris is cancer-free and hopeful. This technology could soon help treat other conditions like thyroid and breast cancers, boosting the body’s natural defenses. As Chris said, it truly saved his life and gave him hope to see his grandchildren. 💪🔊

27/05/2025

Science finally catching up with Chinese medicine and cosmology

🚀 Quantum AI has just made a mind-blowing discovery! Renowned physicist Michio Kaku reveals a groundbreaking revelation that could change everything we know...

25/05/2025

Amazing

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the use of sound waves to break down tumors—a technique called histotripsy—in humans for liver treatment.

18/05/2025

Are you eating rice with arsenic and heavy metals

https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/arsenic-cadmium-us-rice-health-report?utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwQ0xDSwKXU3VleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHiJLQzfLQnn1Mg9NpThrdAefCmfMqnH16RNSspEk5DTnE_-A4Hla_QhBOhNW_aem_21S4DZifxPXtowwCiqcN1Q

A new report reveals that many store-bought rice samples in the US contain high levels of arsenic and cadmium, posing health risks to babies, children, and pregnant women. Here’s what to avoid—and safer options to try.

12/02/2025

Here is the lecture from last night on the Yin Wood Snake 2025

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03/02/2025

This is true. When humans stop eating their traditional foods they become ill.

Destany "Sky" Pete, a high school student from the Shoshone and Paiute Tribes, made a groundbreaking discovery at the 2017 Elko County Science Fair by scientifically proving the cancer-fighting properties of a traditional Native American recipe, chokecherry pudding. Sky noticed her tribe’s health issues were linked to a lack of traditional foods, including toishabui, or chokecherry pudding.

With the help of Dr. Ken Cornell, a biochemistry professor, Sky tested various chokecherry samples on uterine sarcoma cancer cells. Remarkably, the traditional chokecherry pudding, made with crushed chokecherry pits, successfully inhibited cancer cell growth, causing the cells to die within 24 hours.
Sky’s discovery earned her the First Grand Prize at the science fair, beating over 440 projects. She believes modern health problems, like diabetes, are due to the loss of traditional foods. Sky plans to further investigate the pudding’s effects on other types of cancer cells and continues to explore the medicinal value of ancestral remedies, offering hope for natural cancer treatment and traditional medicine.