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For 50 Years The CIA Hid Research Regarding Drugs Like Ivermectin and Cancer

According to The Daily Mail, a declassified CIA document is raising concerns that the agency purposely suppressed information that could have been a valuable tool in treating cancer: A newly surfaced CIA document suggests US intelligence once reviewed research that hinted at a possible cancer treatment more than 60 years ago. The document, produced in February 1951 and declassified in 2014, summarizes a Soviet scientific paper that examined striking similarities between para

100percentfedup.com

May 5

Common Toxins (The Who, What, When, Where, Why & How of Dealing With Them)

Common Toxins I asked Dr. Torrie what the most common toxins she sees in people's labs are. Here is her list of the "big guys," as she puts it: Pesticides/Herbicides - Whether glyphosate on crops, pesticides on food, or household pesticides such as bug spray, this is the largest issue Dr. Torrie sees in labs. There are about 20 different pesticides and herbicides, so usually at least one is showing up in someone's labs. (Try these natural pest control methods to prevent toxin

Carolyn Thomas

Apr 29

Major review links high vitamin D levels to 58% lower colorectal cancer risk

Higher vitamin D levels are strongly linked to lower colorectal cancer risk. A major review of over 50 studies and 1.3 million people supports this protective effect. Biologically, vitamin D slows cancer cell growth and reduces gut inflammation. Approximately 80% of U.S. adults have insufficient vitamin D levels. Experts suggest daily supplementation may become a key prevention strategy. Vitamin D emerges as a powerful ally in the fight against colorectal cancer, with a major

Cassie B.

Apr 21

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Data Drain: The Land and Water Impacts of the AI Boom

A low hum emerges from within a vast, dimly lit tomb, whose occupant devours energy and water with a voracious, inhuman appetite. The beige, boxy data center is a vampire of sorts—pallid, immortal, thirsty. Sheltered from sunlight, active all night. And much like a vampire, at least according to folkloric tradition, it can only enter a place if it’s been invited inside. In states and counties across the US, lawmakers aren’t just opening the door for these metaphorical, mechan

Jon Gorey

Sardines: The tiny fish with outsized health power

For years, sardines were the forgotten cans at the back of the pantry – cheap, salty and reserved for camping trips or emergencies. They weren't glamorous. They weren't trendy. And for many people, they weren't even considered food worth thinking about. That's changing. Sardines are quietly staging a comeback and not just among budget cooks. Upscale tinned-fish shops now line streets in Lisbon, New York and Paris. Behind the cultural revival is something more lasting than a t

Olivia Cook

Historical accidents show just how long 'forever chemicals' last

The fresh air, picturesque vistas, and pristine bush of the Blue Mountains west of Sydney draw millions of visitors a year. Unfortunately, the Blue Mountains are also the site of a controversial investigation into water contamination with “forever chemicals”, also called PFAS. Our recent study investigated long-term PFAS contamination from two incidents, both involving petrol tanker crashes and fires. Both accidents occurred in drinking water catchments, and our study found c

Ian A. Wright, Amy-Marie Gilpin, & Katherine Warwick, Western Sydney University / The Conversation

8 Benefits of Wildflower Lawns

Urban sprawl has helped to bring the modern lawn into existence. The result is a short, neat, monoculture plot of grass that extends from fence to fence, leaving you with the obligation to mow it weekly, lest the neighbors think you are falling back on your duties. And dandelions beware! Weeds are not allowed in a perfectly green lawn. They are unsightly as they tower above the grass, sometimes prickly and attracting insects aplenty… What if we, homesteaders, landowners, and

Cheryl Magyar

Stop Buying Bagged Popcorn! Easy Homemade Microwave Popcorn That’s Healthier, Cheaper & Kid-Approved

Popcorn prices are popping—but your grocery bill doesn’t have to. Skip the expensive, chemical-laden bags and discover a fast, healthy, budget-friendly way to make microwave popcorn at home. This simple method saves money, uses clean ingredients, and fits perfectly into your food storage rotation—giving you a shelf-stable, prepper-approved snack that’s ready in minutes. Why Popcorn May Belong in Your Food Storage Plan One of the most common mistakes in preparedness is storing

Kylene Jones

20 Household Items That Can Help You Survive an Emergency

What Household Emergency Hacks Actually Work in a Crisis? The best emergency hacks use common household items—things already in your bathroom, junk drawer, pantry, or garage—to address critical survival needs like wound care, fire starting, water filtration, shelter, and signaling for help. If you don't have a fully stocked bug-out bag, you can still survive an emergency if you know how to use what you already have. The emergency hacks below aren't novelties. They're legitima

Elizabeth Anderson

How to Preserve Eggs Like the Pioneers Did

Before electricity and refrigerators, folks still had eggs through the winter. They relied on smart, simple methods that anyone can do at home today. The key is using fresh, clean, unwashed eggs. Washing removes the natural coating that seals the shell and keeps bacteria out. Once you have your fresh eggs, store them in a cool, dry, and dark place. Fifty degrees Fahrenheit is ideal. A cellar, basement, or pantry will work. Below are proven old-fashioned ways to keep eggs fres

Alec Deacon

Mobility Training Linked to Longevity and Independence, Researchers Say

Mobility training has gained recognition as a component of fitness that supports healthy aging, according to researchers and health professionals. A report by Ava Durgin on mindbodygreen defines mobility as “your ability to move your joints through their full range of motion while maintaining control and stability.” The report states that adults who maintain better joint mobility experience significantly lower rates of falls, fractures, and functional decline as they age. A r

Petra Stone

Prepare to Survive

Welcome to Survivalist Scoop! Here you will learn skills designed to help you and your family not only survive, but even thrive in the face of disaster. Grab Your Bug-Out bag, put your survival hat on, and get ready to prepare!