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“Once a Nurse Always a Nurse” - I Disagree
Journal Medicine

“Once a Nurse Always a Nurse” - I Disagree

I have always been amazed by nature since I was a young girl. I would gaze at the clouds and stars, wonder at the rolling landscapes, the tiny insects and animals that seem to live symbiotically together. The flora and fauna, the beauty, the complexity, the diversity and the simplicity...

Kristen Nagle

Apr 11, 2026

Fear Is the Fuel: How Your Reaction to Symptoms Keeps Them Alive
Article Medicine

Fear Is the Fuel: How Your Reaction to Symptoms Keeps Them Alive

You feel a symptom. Pain. Dizziness. A strange sensation. And your first reaction is fear. What if this means something serious? What if it’s getting worse? What if I can’t handle this? And the moment that fear kicks in, the symptom intensifies. Your pain increases. Your dizziness worsens. Your body...

Cecilia Serban

Apr 04, 2026

Releasing What Did Not Serve: How I Healed Trauma I Couldn't Remember
Journal Philosophy

Releasing What Did Not Serve: How I Healed Trauma I Couldn't Remember

So much of what we struggle with is subconscious. Our memories are hardly the tip of the iceberg. There were moments in our childhood that caused us to perceive life differently. Moments that seem insignificant can fundamentally change the course of our lives and how we see everything. With most...

Emily Kelly

Mar 27, 2026

Witchhunt: A Commentary on the Widespread Condemnation of Freebirth
Essay Philosophy

Witchhunt: A Commentary on the Widespread Condemnation of Freebirth

An investigative report which explored the organization known as Freebirth Society was recently published by The Guardian. Through independent research and interviews, the series of articles and podcast episodes examine and condemn Freebirth Society’s leaders as well as the influence that FBS has had on women around the world. As someone...

Vila Hedera

Mar 20, 2026

Wildcrafted Vs Cultivated Medicinal Plants and Mushrooms
Article Medicine

Wildcrafted Vs Cultivated Medicinal Plants and Mushrooms

When we talk about medicinal plant chemistry we often assume that the chemicals they contain are fixed. In reality, living organisms are responsive systems and they change their chemistry in response to the conditions they grow in. Soil, climate, altitude, water stress, microbial relationships, light exposure, and even competition all...

Cassidy Moss

Mar 12, 2026

Yet Another Study Shows the 'Virus' Transmission Paradigm is Nonsense
Article Medicine

Yet Another Study Shows the 'Virus' Transmission Paradigm is Nonsense

Well, well, the viral transmission theory gets debunked again. PLOS Pathogens recently published a study by University of Maryland’s “Evaluating Modes of Influenza Transmission (EMIT-2)” team. If you’re the kind of person that mindlessly believes mainstream malarkey and whose brain painfully twists and contorts when someone disputes the untenable ‘virus’...

Anthony Colpo

Mar 03, 2026

The Weaponization of the DSM
Article History

The Weaponization of the DSM

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) is considered the bible for many mental health practitioners, particularly in the field of psychiatry. The DSM was published in 1952, with the fifth iteration releasing in 2013 and a slight text revision being made in 2022. What was purported as...

Aviel Oppenheim

Feb 23, 2026

Dr. George H. Clark: A Warning Foretold
Article Medicine

Dr. George H. Clark: A Warning Foretold

It has been 135 years since Dr. George H. Clark of Philadelphia issued a stark warning to the medical community and the public. In 1891, he observed that those who genuinely investigated the practice of vaccination against smallpox found it to be a scourge worse than the disease itself. Its...

Roman Bystrianyk

Feb 14, 2026

Building Your Inner Pause Button: How Stillness Helps You Respond, Not React
Journal Philosophy

Building Your Inner Pause Button: How Stillness Helps You Respond, Not React

The Hidden Power of a Pause How many times have you wished you could hit pause before reacting to a stressful situation? In a world where we’re bombarded by information, decisions, and emotional triggers, having a built-in pause button can change everything from how you respond in heated conversations to...

Danielle Ng

Feb 03, 2026

Is Glyphosate the Cause of Gluten Intolerance?
Article Food & Nutrition

Is Glyphosate the Cause of Gluten Intolerance?

The incidence of gluten intolerance, celiac disease and other health problems linked to the consumption of wheat and gluten are on the rise world wide and seem to be reaching epidemic proportions. But while wheat, and more specifically gluten, have traditionally been blamed for this modern epidemic, new evidence points...

Sue Woledge

Jan 27, 2026

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