Simon Black August 27, 2013 Spoleto, Italy Nearly 2,400 years ago, Aristotle wrote one of the defining works of political philosophy in a book entitled Politics. It’s still incredibly relevant today, particularly what he writes about tyranny. The ancient Greeks used the word ‘turannos’, which referred to an illegitimate ruler who governs without regard for…
THE MORNING SHOW with Patrick Timpone Dr. Richard Massey, MD Ask Dr. Massey Dr. Richard Massey joins us LIVE once a month to take health questions from our listeners. He is an MD practicing Wholistic and Natural Medicine Show Highlights: -With his recent life changes, Dr. Massey muses about living an unfamiliar life -Translating the…
by: David Gumpert Wed, 08/28/2013 – 19:52 posted in: Aajonus Vonderplanitz Food rights activist Aajonus Vonderplanitz died in Thailand yesterday, and the circumstances of his demise reflect the way he lived–colorful and shrouded in mystery and controversy.The 66-year-old nutritionist was, in some ways, the father of the food rights movement, having fought, often nearly alone,…
Broccoli contains a very powerful anti-cancer, anti-diabetic and anti-microbial called sulforaphane. It is obtained from cruciferous vegetables and abundant in broccoli. A daily dose of broccoli might prevent dozens of diseases before they even have a chance to start. Ulcers In one study at Johns Hopkins, researchers and an international team of scientists showed that…
Every day seems to bring new revelations in the area ofneuroscience.Obama’sBRAIN projectappears to being paying dividends. image: University of Washington Just in the last month or so, we have learned that scientists have been working on“neural dust”to create a remote-controlled computer pathway to the brain; and that scientists have been successful implantingfalse memories in mice.This…