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"...the average proportion of all-cause mortality that is due to mental and neurological diseases has gone up sharply since the early 1970s." |
So what could be causing this disturbing trend and what can we do about it? While no single cause can be blamed on almost all diseases, it is quite clear that lifestyle and environmental factors are playing a major, synergistic role. According to a review published last year in the journal Medical Hypotheses, "Evidence comes from studies that point towards multiple-interactive-environmental factors. A number of occupational groups have been associated with raised ALS (Amyotropic Lateral Sclerosis). With similar associations in regard to occupations and exposure to a range of chemicals and solvents in regard to Parkinson's Disease. Also, there have been indications of background Electro-Magnetic Fields being associated with various neurological conditions." While the conveniences of our modern lifestyles have become an essential part of our normal activities of daily living, it seems that limiting our exposure to these things, wherever possible, is vital. There are many other lifestyle habits which must also be incorportated, lessening the effects of this stress on the nervous system, many of which we've covered in this blog in the past. I encourage you to make these changes a part of your new normal, as the future health and longevity of your brain and nervous system appears to be at stake.
by Dr SJ Nana
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Human sperm exposed to cell phone radiation (labeled 1) clearly show DNA fragmentation, while unexposed sperm (labeled 2) do not. |
Sperm DNA fragmentation begins within 1 hour of exposure (labeled B), with minimal change seen in unexposed sperm (labeled A). |
With the help of the Killer T Cells (seen on the right), worldwide data has shown that the survival rate from COVID-19 is between 99.59% and 99.9%. |