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TRANS COWS? Why are male cattle suddenly lactating?
Most consumers assume that beef is one of the simplest foods on their plate. But what happens before cattle reach the dinner table might be more complex — and worse than you think.
“Even with seemingly healthy foods, they actually can be tainted in a way that could have severe health impacts on us. Like say, take beef,” BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales says.
Read more at: theblaze.com

As Infertility Skyrockets, Study Finds Disturbing Abortion Pill Contamination In The Water Supplies Of US Cities
A study discovered that the abortion drug mifepristone has tainted the water supply in three major U.S. cities. Concerns mount as research shows an already declining fertility rate. In light of the discovery, Students for Life of America (SFLA) is urging the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to respond to the data by regulating the levels of mifepristone in drinking water.
The study was conducted by researchers Elise Rose and Michael Varveris who submitted the peer-reviewed study in the journal “Issues of Law & Medicine.” They found such drugs in tap water and in both treated and untreated city water. The report details the levels of mifepristone in Blacksburg, Virginia, Carbondale, Illinois, and Austin, Texas.
Read more at: harbingersdaily.com

AI Just Created Viruses Never Before Seen On Earth
Artificial intelligence has taken another step into synthetic biology, with researchers using a powerful AI model to design functional viruses from scratch in a breakthrough that could advance medicine while raising new biosecurity concerns.
In a study published Thursday, researchers at Stanford University and California’s Arc Institute said they used an AI model called Evo to engineer brand new viral genomes. The model was trained on trillions of genetic building blocks, teaching it the complex hidden “grammar” of natural DNA.
Read more at: dailywire.com

Los Angeles Isn’t Just a Third World City. The Typhus Outbreak Is Positively Medieval.
As Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass oversees the number of rebuilding permits awarded to transgender people and drag performers, other, less critical decisions are falling through the cracks.
Rats. Los Angeles has a rat problem. Not a rat problem like all big cities. Los Angeles rats are of a particular variety.
In addition to some of them being the size of cats and chewing on everything in sight, the rats are literally flea-bitten. And the fleas that chew on the rats carry the medieval disease typhus.
Read more at: pjmedia.com

Google is Playing God With Mosquitoes. The Last Time Someone Tried That, It Didn’t End Well for Egypt
Google is preparing to unleash an army of 32 million mosquitoes across California and Florida — and it insists this is good for you.
The tech giant’s little-known Debug initiative has filed a request with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for an experimental use permit to release specially treated male Culex mosquitoes infected with Wolbachia, a naturally occurring bacteria. The plan: when these lab-treated males mate with wild female mosquitoes, their offspring do not survive. Over time, Google engineers believe this biological suppression will reduce mosquito populations and curb the spread of diseases including West Nile virus, St. Louis encephalitis, dengue, Zika, chikungunya, and yellow fever. The EPA is currently reviewing the proposal and accepting public comment.
Read more at: israel365news.com

Boston Kicks Off ‘Pride’ Month With Monkeypox Outbreak
With so-called Pride festivities set to kick off in three days, the LGBTQ3.14… community in Boston has been confronted with a turd in their punchbowl, in the form of an outbreak of the monkeypox virus.
Monkeypox (or mpox, as racist people who can’t help themselves from associating monkeys with certain minorities call it) causes symptoms that include “a skin rash or mucosal lesions which can last 2–4 weeks accompanied by fever, headache, muscle aches, back pain, low energy and swollen lymph nodes,” the World Health Organization informs us.
Read more at: pjmedia.com

Chinese scientists have turned mosquitoes into flying vaccines — that can still bite humans
Researchers from the nation that likely unleashed COVID-19 unto the world have transformed mosquitoes into flying syringes.
Some researchers, including a group at the Bill Gates Foundation-backed Leiden University Medical Center in the Netherlands, have already attempted in recent years to fashion mosquitoes into flying vaccine delivery systems with human targets in mind.
Read more at: theblaze.com

An invisible assault: How everyday heavy metals sabotage brain health
In an era of advanced medicine, a silent and pervasive threat to neurological health persists from an ancient source: heavy metals. Mercury, lead, cadmium and arsenic—toxins with no biological benefit—insidiously accumulate in the body through contaminated water, food, air and common household products. Their impact is profound, linked to cognitive decline, mental health disorders and neurodegenerative diseases, making understanding and mitigating this exposure a critical public health priority today.
Read more at: naturalnews.com

South Carolina measles outbreak ‘accelerating,’ driving hundreds into quarantine
The measles outbreak in South Carolina is “accelerating” with no end in sight following Thanksgiving and other large gatherings, state health officials said Wednesday.
As of Wednesday, 111 measles cases had been reported in what’s known as upstate South Carolina — an area in the northwest of the state that includes Greenville and Spartanburg.
“We are faced with ongoing transmission that we anticipate will go on for many more weeks,” Dr. Linda Bell, state epidemiologist for the South Carolina Department of Public Health, said during a news briefing Wednesday.
Read more at: nbcnewyork.com

Potassium metabisulfite: The hidden preservative in processed foods
In today’s processed food landscape, preservatives are everywhere, extending shelf life, preventing spoilage and maintaining the appearance of freshness. But not all preservatives are created equal. Some, like potassium metabisulfite (K?S?O?), are widely used despite well-documented health risks, including allergic reactions, respiratory issues and long-term toxicity.
If you’ve ever experienced unexplained headaches, asthma flare-ups or skin irritation after eating certain foods or drinking wine, potassium metabisulfite could be the culprit. Yet, despite restrictions in some countries, it remains a common additive in the U.S. and beyond.
Read more at: naturalnews.com

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