Nature’s Cancer-Fighting Arsenal: How Plant Compounds Target Highly Malignant Cancer Stem Cells

magine a future where the key to defeating cancer’s most resilient cells lies not in a high-tech lab, but in the plants.

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HAPPENING RIGHT NOW: The Emergency Broadcast They Do NOT Want you to see!

HAPPENING RIGHT NOW: The Emergency Broadcast They Do NOT Want you to see! CLICK https://unite.live/greenmedinfo/greenmedinfo/16-sep-12-00-emergency-livestream-free-speech-under-attack#

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Are Herbs Really Damaging People’s Livers? A Closer Look at the Facts Behind the Claim

In recent years, a narrative has emerged warning the public that herbal supplements may be damaging their livers. Mainstream media headlines such.

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Catch Dr. C LIVE TONIGHT on the JEFF RENSE SHOW

9 PM TONIGHT – September 5th, 2024 – Dr. C will be on the Jeff Rense Show! Tune in to get the.

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Dr. C’s NEW IBMSUSA App – Now Available in the Apple Play Store!

The Instinct Based Medicine System APP (English for USAA) includes Dr C’s famous Motivation Music Album – a fun and upbeat way.

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Grape Exosomes: Nature’s Nanoparticles for Cellular Communication and Regenerative Healing

Tiny particles from grapes may hold the key to unlocking profound healing effects throughout the body. Summary: Grape exosome-like nanoparticles (GELNs) can.

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Former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, who just died from lung cancer, remembered by some as “dead vaxx totalitarian”

The recent death of former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki has the media in tumult trying to whitewash her legacy.   Fawning reports about.

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Study Shows Potential Risks of EMF Shielding, Despite Harms of EMF Exposure

Originally published on www.blushield.com Shielding or blocking electromagnetic fields is one of the most commonly used methods of EMF protection. Since EMFs are a threat.

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Parasites – A New Paradigm

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Rat poison is moving up the food chain, threatening carnivores worldwide

By Meghan P. Keating, Clemson University Rats thrive around humans, for good reason: They feed off crops and garbage and readily adapt to many.

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