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Another case of locally contracted malaria has been detected in Florida, bringing the national tally to eight. Health officials said the patient was diagnosed last week in Sarasota County, southwest Florida, where the other cases in the state were also detected. It brings Florida's tally to seven — with five detected last month and one in May — alongside a case in Texas revealed in June in a 21-year-old National Guardsman. They mark the first cases of domestically-transmitted malaria spotted in the US for more than two decades, in a sign the disease may be gaining a foothold here. .....

"I am a Naturopathic Medical Doctor in Arizona, and in this state I have served as expert witness regarding vaccine injury in court cases. I ask that you, the reader, consider the information in the links below, before submitting to the experimental COVID vaccine." 1) Is the COVID vaccine experimental? The FDA granted “emergency use authorization” for these vaccines. Emergency use authorization is required by law to be made only if there are no effective treatments for COVID. a. But are there effective COVID treatments? 100s of studies done around the world have established, and repeatedly confirmed, fast, effective, safe...

From commentary by Steven Mehl: Hydroxychloroquine's mechanism of action appears to be how it acts as a strong zinc ionophore (i.e. pushing extra zinc into the intracellular space) and allowing that zinc to inhibit the enzyme that the virus is using to replicate. Two other zinc ionophores that are over the counter are Quercetin (flavonol) and EGCG (found in high concentrations in "matcha" green tea) and also available as a supplement. Here is Dr. Zelenko's 'Zev' treatment regimen: Patients treated with three drug regimen: 1- hydroxychloroquine 200mg twice a day for 5 days 2- azithromycin 500mg once a day for...

The feeling of being drunk is partly in the mind, say psychologists. A person's memory is impaired if they believe they are drinking alcohol even when it is really water, a study has found. Dr Maryanne Garry Researchers at Victoria University in New Zealand tricked 148 students into believing they were drinking vodka to study the so-called placebo effect. The undergraduates were given drinks in a room set up like a pub with bartenders, vodka bottles and glasses. Half were told they were drinking vodka and half tonic water. In reality, they were all given plain water with limes. Afterwards,...