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Since the outbreak of the so-called Covid-19 pandemic, countries around the world have rushed to find ways to identify the SARS-Cov-2 virus. Key to stopping a virus spreading, it is thought, is to find people who are displaying symptoms, to get confirmation that the individual is infected via a test, and then to isolate that […] Read on...

In this presentation from our video series “How artificial electromagnetic radiation harms life”, the focus is on plants, and animals from mammals to birds and insects. The video uses a variety of research results to explain how continuous radiation affects animals and plants. It also shows why the new wireless standard 5G in particular will […] Read on...

On Friday 22 January 2021, a milestone was set in the history of mankind. On this historic day, the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) came into force. The treaty was approved by 122 nations at United Nations Headquarters in New York on 7 July 2017; to date, 86 countries have signed the […] Read on...

Do you use spices and kitchen herbs to improve the taste of food or to do something good for yourself? Did you know that your spice rack can be an excellent medicine cabinet? Use the medicinal power of kitchen herbs and spices as our ancestors did quite naturally. ANISE – Pimpinella anisum Anise is one […] Read on...

“There is a herb for every ailment,” the German Benedictine nun and all-round scholar Hildegard von Bingen is reputed to have said back in the 12th century. This can be taken quite literally. Wild herbs in particular are a true jewel in nature’s treasure chest, although the inconspicuous “green stuff” is often underestimated and much […] Read on...

While the Corona situation now seems to be worsening again in many countries during the winter months and many governments are again resorting to harsh and drastic measures, several vaccine manufacturers – most notably Pfizer/BioNTech, Moderna and AstraZeneca (as well as the Gamaleja Institute in Russia and Sinovac, Sinopharm and CanSino in China) – have […] Read on...

Many countries have made it law that in certain environments, such as public transport, that people must wear face masks to protect against the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2. How beneficial is this in protecting you? Are there health risks in doing so? In a World Health Organisation (WHO) funded study, published in The Lancet , it […] Read on...

Children and adolescents today grow up in the field of two conflicting worlds: the real and the digital one (see also Part I of this article).Although new media offer opportunities, dealing with them is difficult for children and poses completely new challenges especially for teachers, educators and parents. The couple Winfried and Astrid Brüning, who […] Read on...

Young people born after 1980 are often referred to as “digital natives” in academic literature, because they grew up with computers and the Internet just as naturally as other generations did with water, electricity and later the television. “The term digital native is derived from the term native speaker and illustrates the fact that one […] Read on...

COVID vaccine trial data – five major vaccines under development The publication of data from vaccine trials for Covid-19 is not as transparent as it should be. We are told in the mainstream media that vaccines are safe but we are not shown the data. The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine is reported as 90% effective and safe, […] Read on...