Last week, I was watching a TED Talk that a neurosurgeon from Norway presented. He explained how, as patients, we have a crucial role in our healthcare. We often accept, without questioning, what the doctor indicates is our best option for treating our illness or chronic disease.
In this latest episode of the Climate Chronicles series, we learn the truth about the issue of melting glaciers – and just how wrong the climate alarmists have been about it.
In bygone days, the “Network” film spoke,
A voice enraged, through chaos broke.
“I’m mad as hell, I won’t take this anymore!”
The people’s cry, their inner roar.
Whether we want to think about it or not, we are at a crossroads, facing an existential challenge that no previous civilization has faced. The situation is grave because we are on the verge of WWlll with the potential of a thermonuclear holocaust that could end everything. Are we aware of that fact, as uncomfortable as it makes us feel, or do we prefer to ignore it?
The idea that the United States is the greatest country in the world is a concept that most Americans have embraced since the end of the Second World War. As a young boy growing up in New York City during the 1950s, I remember how enjoyable, fulfilling, and prosperous the times were.
Since the USSR breakup in 1991, the United States has held superiority in commercial and military power, and the US dollar has been the world’s dominant reserve currency. Considering that politics is mainly about power and influence…
The mainstream narrative insists that we fear Russia because of its expansionist policy. Just as the domino theory against communism was the battle cry that got us involved in Vietnam, so too do we hear the same cry about Russia’s expansionist goals. If Ukraine falls, God knows who is next!
During these past years, the inspiration to pass on to others what I have been experiencing and learning started with my friend Beatriz from Cozumel, Mexico, who underwent quadruple bypass surgery in 2011.
I believe that it’s time to consider a new paradigm shift from the obsolescent germ theory to a practical solution where we depend on the body’s self-healing powers and a robust immune system, instead of pharmaceutical drugs, to prevent and reverse illness and chronic diseases. A change like that could be especially critical considering the WHO’s prediction that more pandemics are on the horizon.
I have always felt that our greatest gift is the gift of life. Yes, we have the gifts of sight and hearing, the ability to think and imagine, and the ability to feel joy and love, among other things. But none of this would be possible if we hadn’t first received the gift of life. However, I’d like to call your attention to another gift…
