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03 agosto, 2026
Cabal Boss Baruch Groomed Puppet Generals for WW 2
Rothschild White Genocide Art at Eiffel Tower
Iran - The Odyssey - Russia -
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Israel - Cuba - Ukraine - Pfizer has a Criminal Record
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Palestine - Anthony Fauci - Israel
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Nuclear War - Cuba - mRNA Vaccine
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Ceuta Migrant Crisis - mRNA Vaccine - mRNA Vaccine - Morocco
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Whose Amnesia? What 'Science-Based Medicine' Forgot to Tell You About the HPV Vaccine

Originally published on www.sayerji.substack.com
A strangely timed hit piece accusing me of forgetting the HPV literature never mentions the fourteen deaths in the vaccine's own randomized trial. Here is the rest of the ledger, sourced to the manufacturer's data, the WHO's database, and the National Cancer Institute's own words.
Read the primary literature the way its own authors wrote it, and the official HPV story falls apart. Not the caricature -- the actual claims, stated without exception or nuance: that HPV is a singular cause of cervical cancer, that the vaccine is a priori safe and effective, that the science is settled. Each of these is softer, hedged, or contradicted in the very papers cited to support it. HPV is found with cervical cancer; the establishment's own genomics teams call it "necessary but insufficient" to cause it. The vaccine carries a mortality signal in the manufacturer's own randomized trial (VIVIANE)-- fourteen deaths to three -- that was adjudicated into silence. And the "settled science" is a relative-risk headline concealing an absolute benefit most parents are never shown.
Ditch the Chemicals: 14 Herbal Oils Offering 50-87.5% UV Protection (SPF)

That bottle of sunscreen in your beach bag may be doing more harm than good. New research reveals the hidden dangers lurking in conventional sunscreens and highlights safer, natural alternatives that can protect your skin without toxic side effects.
For decades, we've been told that slathering on sunscreen is one of the best ways to protect our skin from the sun's harmful rays. However, mounting evidence suggests that many conventional sunscreens contain ingredients that may be hazardous to our health and the environment. From hormone-disrupting chemicals to potentially carcinogenic nanoparticles, the risks associated with common sunscreen ingredients are cause for serious concern.
At the same time, researchers have discovered that many natural plant oils offer significant sun protection, often rivaling or exceeding the SPF of chemical sunscreens. These botanical alternatives not only shield skin from UV damage, but also nourish and moisturize without introducing synthetic toxins into the body.
Will probiotics reduce the risk of gum disease
by: Patrick Tims, staff writer | August 1, 2026
(NaturalHealth365) A spoonful of yogurt at breakfast or a glass of kefir before bed rarely gets connected to anything happening inside your mouth. In fact, most people tend to reach for these foods thinking about digestive health, not teeth and gums.
But a team of researchers decided to find out whether that assumption was wrong. Researchers tracked women with gum disease over six weeks of careful observation. They found that probiotic-rich habits made a measurable difference in the health of their gums.
Massive brain discovery found by eating the right kind of leafy vegetables
by: Stephanie Woods | July 31, 2026
(NaturalHealth365) Spinach wilted into a summer pasta or kale tossed into a quick salad rarely feels like a major decision. Most people choose these greens for a side dish, not a long-term brain strategy. A sweeping new analysis just gave that everyday choice far more weight than anyone expected.
Scientists tracked more than 222,000 adults across multiple long-running studies. Notably, they found that leafy greens stood out from every other type of produce for one specific reason.
A massive analysis singles out one vegetable group
Cinnamon Helps Reduce High Blood Pressure

1 out of 3 Americans suffer from high blood pressure, a precursor to many forms of cardiovascular disease. Researchers believe cinnamon may be a novel and therapeutic approach to the management of high blood pressure
Cinnamon has been used for centuries for its fragrant and flavoring properties, in addition to medicinal benefits.[i] Cinnamon's reported health benefits include cognition enhancement, antimicrobial and antioxidant properties, anti-inflammatory effects and the prevention of diabetic complications.[ii]
What happens to your blood sugar and cholesterol after eating fruit
by: News Staff | July 28, 2026
(NaturalHealth365) Summer produce stands overflow with blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, and cherries. Most people reach for them because they taste sweet and feel like an easy, guilt-free treat. But new research suggests that eating these foods can do something worth noting to your cholesterol and blood sugar.
Researchers pooled nearly 30 clinical trials from around the world. They found that the deep purple and red pigments in these fruits improved several markers doctors track closely for heart and metabolic health.
What happens to your cardiovascular system after eating garlic
by: Wendy Miller, staff writer | July 29, 2026
(NaturalHealth365) Traditional healers across dozens of cultures reached for garlic long before anyone could explain why the habit worked. Now a massive new analysis just handed that centuries-old practice real scientific significance.
A team of researchers spent months sifting through decades of garlic studies, ultimately combing through 108 rigorously designed trials from around the world. Across more than 7,100 participants, a clear pattern emerged: cholesterol numbers improved, blood pressure eased, and blood sugar control got measurably better.
Six key nutrients for better thyroid function
by: Patrick Tims, staff writer | July 26, 2026
(NaturalHealth365) Constant fatigue, foggy thinking, and a body that runs cold no matter the season. Millions of people live with these symptoms for years before anyone checks their thyroid, and even then, standard bloodwork often comes back looking technically normal.
But a large new analysis of American adults suggests part of the solution can be found on your dinner plate, not in a prescription bottle.
Will cancer patients benefit from consuming lycopene
by: Edit Lang, staff writer | July 27, 2026
(NaturalHealth365) Summer means tomatoes piled high at farm stands, sliced onto sandwiches, and simmered into sauce on the stove. Most people treat that seasonal abundance as a simple pleasure rather than a health strategy worth taking seriously. Yet a sweeping new analysis suggests tomatoes deserve credit for something far bigger than flavor alone.
Researchers combined data from more than 100 studies spanning decades of research. They found a clear link between lycopene, the pigment that gives tomatoes their red color, and a meaningfully lower risk of cancer.
27 julio, 2026
The fatty liver solution most people miss inside a natural vegetable extract
by: Stephanie Woods | July 25, 2026
(NaturalHealth365) Fatty liver disease has quietly become one of the most common health problems in the country, often developing for years without a single symptom. Most people never learn their liver has stored excess fat until a routine scan or bloodwork accidentally catches the buildup.
The question is: what should you do next? A German research team just tested whether a common garden vegetable extract could help reverse that buildup naturally.
The German trial that put artichoke to a real test
Natural compound for seasonal allergies shown to calm down unwanted symptoms
by: Wendy Miller, staff writer | July 24, 2026
(NaturalHealth365) Summer means backyard barbecues, freshly mowed lawns, and windows thrown open to let the breeze in. Summer also means the sneeze that hits mid-bite, the eyes that will not stop watering, and the nose that ruins an otherwise perfect afternoon outside.
But, no worries, for unwanted summertime allergies, there is a solution you can try.
A 2025 review of allergy research points to a plant compound already sitting in most kitchens, hiding in plain sight as a genuine source of relief.




