Common medication to blame for a hidden epidemic of burnout

 by: Patrick Tims, staff writer | February 9, 2026

(NaturalHealth365)  The prescription seemed harmless enough.  A quick course of steroids to calm an asthma attack, knock out inflammation, or quiet an autoimmune flare.  Your doctor handed it over like it was no big deal – routine, standard practice, nothing to worry about.

Fast forward six months.  You wake up every morning feeling like you’ve been run over by a truck.  The fatigue is unlike anything you’ve experienced – bone-deep exhaustion that makes getting dressed feel impossible.  Food makes you nauseous, and your weight is dropping without trying.  When you drag yourself back to the doctor, desperate for answers, you get a shrug and suggestions about anxiety medication.

What predicts your daily success better than willpower or discipline

 by: Stephanie Woods | February 8, 2026

(NaturalHealth365)  You know the feeling.  Some mornings you wake up ready to conquer the world – emails answered, tasks completed, goals crushed.  Other days?  You stare at the same paragraph for 20 minutes and can’t remember what you just read.

Turns out there’s a reason for this, and it has nothing to do with how disciplined you are.  A 12-week study tracking nearly 10,000 data points from 184 people just put a number on what you’ve probably suspected all along: how sharp your brain feels on a given day predicts whether you’ll achieve your goals – and it matters more than your mood, motivation, or even how many hours you put in.

How to Fix Our Broken Medical System

 

How to Fix Our Broken Medical System By Dr. Gary Null For over 50 years, there has been no concerted or successful effort to bring down medical costs in the American healthcare system. Nor are the federal health agencies making disease prevention a priority. Regardless whether the political left or right sponsors proposals for reform, such measures are repeatedly defeated by both parties in Congress. Read here

Epstein Files Confirm Israeli Relationship

 

Epstein Files Confirm Israeli Relationship By Renee Parsons The Israeli mentions are significantly more than any other country with others not even a close second. Other nations that merit attention in the files are Turkey with 2,200 mentions and 1,500 for Saudi Arabia as Russia remains a tangential reference. President Donald Trump, for instance, garnered a total of 1,800 mentions in the files. Read here

Are there words that can add years to your lifespan?

 

Hey there, Could Your Words Predict How Long You’ll Live? Maybe. Really. We all know people who seem to defy age. People who are still laughing with sharp wit at 90, beating everyone at trivia at 100, or still writing letters with sprawling vocab. What if the way you use language is more than just personality or charm? What if it’s connected to how long you live? New research says it might be. This isn’t fairy-tale stuff. Serious science. And the results are more intriguing, and more practical, than you might expect.

PEMF Therapy Explained: What It Is, How It Works, and Who Can Benefit

 Author: Trisha Houghton, CNS, ASIST

Think of your body as a living electrical system: every cell communicates via tiny charges, ions, and signals. Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) Therapy uses gentle bursts of magnetic fields, generated by coils in a device, that pass through your body and lightly stimulate these electrical processes. In doing so, it’s not replacing your body’s healing system, it’s giving it a nudge, so your body’s healing system works better.

In practical terms, if you’ve got a bone fracture that’s healing slowly, or joints that hurt and won’t move easily, PEMF has been shown (in some solid studies) to help reduce pain and improve function. For example, in patients with joint-arthritis, researchers found improvements in pain, stiffness and mobility when PEMF was used. PEMF Therapy is non-invasive. That means no cutting, and no implants. PEMF Therapy just applies the electromagnetic pulses externally.

Epstein Atrocities and the Fate of Our Children. Criminalization of Politics

 

Video: Epstein Atrocities and the Fate of Our Children. Criminalization of Politics By Drago Bosnic and Prof Michel Chossudovsky In this GRTV video interview, geopolitical analyst Drago Bosnic suggests that Jeffrey Epstein was an asset for intelligence agencies using so-called “honeytraps” to gather compromising material on high-profile figures. He raises the issue of “Systemic Corruption”: The “Epstein list” is a tool for controlling Western politicians, ensuring they remain subservient to specific geopolitical agendas.  Read here

How Coconut Oil May Rescue the Brain From Alzheimer's Disease

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Tuesday, August 8th 2023 at 6:15 am

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Sayer Ji, Founder

Anecdotal reports claim coconut oil produces remarkable recoveries from Alzheimer's disease, but is there research to support this? Now,  one study published in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease shows that a mechanism for coconut oil's brain rescuing properties does in fact exist

Hidden threat destroying cancer survivors’ recovery must be exposed

 by: Wendy Miller, staff writer | February 7, 2026

(NaturalHealth365)  Cancer survivors who beat the disease only to die years later from eating packaged, processed foods … it sounds absurd, yet a new 14-year study of 802 cancer survivors reveals exactly this nightmare scenario.  Those consuming the highest amounts of ultra-processed foods faced a 57% higher rate of death from cancer and 48% higher rate of death from all causes compared to survivors eating the least processed foods.

The mental health crisis increasing heart attack risk

 by: News Staff | February 6, 2026

(NaturalHealth365)  New analysis of 22 million people published in JAMA Psychiatry reveals what conventional cardiology refuses to acknowledge: PTSD raises heart attack risk by 173%, anxiety by 63%, and depression by 40%.  Yet cardiologists obsess over cholesterol while ignoring the psychological factors destroying your heart.

Third U.S. State Introduces Legislation Designating mRNA Injections as Biological Weapons of Mass Destruction

 

BREAKING: Third U.S. State Introduces Legislation Designating mRNA Injections as Biological Weapons of Mass Destruction By Nicolas Hulscher Tennessee State Senator Janice Bowling has just filed Senate Bill 1949, the “mRNA Bioweapons Prohibition Act,” prohibiting the manufacture, acquisition, possession, or distribution of mRNA injections and products—punishable as a Class B felony under Tennessee’s weapons of mass destruction statute. Read here

Natural fertility remedy overlooked as U.S. birth rates hit record low

 by: Edit Lang, staff writer | February 5, 2026

(NaturalHealth365)  The U.S. fertility rate declined to an all-time low of 1.599 births per woman in 2024, well below the 2.1 replacement rate required to maintain population stability.  The decline represents a staggering 22% drop since 2007, with women across nearly every age group having fewer children.  Yet while Western medicine pushes expensive IVF procedures averaging $15,000-$30,000 per cycle and synthetic hormone treatments with serious side effects, an ancient fruit consumed for over 8,000 years offers profound reproductive support that remains completely ignored.

Surprising ways to protect your vision from screen damage

 by: Stephanie Woods | February 4, 2026

(NaturalHealth365)  Three-quarters of people using digital devices experience eye strain, yet conventional eye doctors often recommend expensive prescription glasses, artificial tears, and pain medications to mask symptoms.  Research reveals a little-known natural compound that stabilizes vision and reduces strain after screen exposure.

A triple-blind study published in Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics discovered that Rhodiola rosea, an adaptogenic herb, significantly reduced vision instability and blurred vision after just four days.  The findings challenge standard eye care that ignores root causes.

Vision destabilization nobody’s warning about

Widespread mental problem doctors dismiss has reversible causes, research confirms

 by: Wendy Miller, staff writer | February 3, 2026

(NaturalHealth365)  Walk into any workplace, and you’ll see it: people struggling to focus, searching for words mid-sentence, forgetting why they entered a room.  Mental cloudiness, difficulty concentrating, persistent forgetfulness – collectively known as brain fog – now affects up to 40% of people, yet doctors routinely dismiss these symptoms as minor inconveniences.

Epstein Scandal Exposes Degeneracy of Western Elites

 

Epstein Scandal Exposes Degeneracy of Western Elites By Ahmed Adel The Epstein scandal exposed a long-standing pattern among Western elites and secret services involving blackmail, manipulation, and acting as mediators in certain situations that they could later exploit. Read here

10 Types of Water: Is there a Best Type of Water to Drink?

 Author: Trisha Houghton, CNS, ASIST

How often do you think about what type of water you drink?

Most of us settle into a routine that we follow on a regular basis, drinking the same water day in and day out.

For some, drinking tap water is the most normal thing in the world. For others, bottled water is the go-to. For still others, purified water is the only thing they’ll put in their bodies.

But is there a “best” type of water? Is any one type of water better than another?

In this post, we’ll take a deep dive into the most common types of water available to you to help you see which is the smartest choice for you to drink on a daily basis.

The 10 Types of Water You Need to Know About

1. Tap Water

5 Amazing Properties of Sunlight You've Never Heard About

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Tuesday, March 27th 2018 at 3:15 am

Written By: 

Sayer Ji, Founder

Sunlight is well-known to provide us vitamin D, but did you know that it kills pain, keeps us alert at night, burns fat and more...

Our biological connection and dependence to the sun is so profound, that the very variation in human skin color from African, melanin-saturated dark skin, to the relatively melanin de-pigmented, Caucasian lighter-skin, is a byproduct of the offspring of our last common ancestor from Africa (as determined by mitochondrial DNA) migrating towards sunlight-impoverished higher latitudes, which began approximately 60,000 years ago. In order to compensate for the lower availability of sunlight, the body rapidly adjusted, essentially requiring the removal of the natural "sunscreen" melanin from the skin, which interferes with vitamin D production; vitamin D, of course, is involved in the regulation of over 2,000 genes, and therefore is more like a hormone, without which our entire genetic infrastructure becomes destabilized.

Epstein Files: Kosovo Narco-terrorists Helped Traffic over a Million Children for Deranged Western Elites

 

Epstein Files: Kosovo Narco-terrorists Helped Traffic over a Million Children for Deranged Western Elites By Drago Bosnic It’s no secret that the political West is involved in some of the most heinous crimes in human history, whether it’s centuries of brutal colonialism, slave trade and general aggression against the entire world, or the promotion of the so-called “Western values” that make anyone sane sick to their stomach. Read here

The real reason why diets fail and weight loss feels impossible

 by: News Staff | February 1, 2026

(NaturalHealth365)  You’ve tried everything: cut calories, counted macros, and hit the gym five days a week, yet the scale barely budges.  Your doctor shrugs and suggests eating less, moving more – advice that stopped working years ago.  But, here’s what they’re not telling you: your metabolism is hijacked by hormones you can’t willpower your way past.

What quietly happens to your arteries at 35, increasing the risk of a fatal heart attack

 by: Patrick Tims, staff writer | February 2, 2026

(NaturalHealth365)  At 35, you’re probably feeling perfectly healthy while your doctor focuses on everything except your heart.  What neither of you realizes is that your cardiovascular disease risk just started climbing, silently accumulating damage years before Western medicine thinks you’re old enough to worry about it.