Making sense of the use of glyphosate in our food supply is not an easy task. The prevalence of man-made...
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The Environmental Impact From COVID-19 Product Waste
“Even if you never have the chance to see or touch the ocean, the ocean touches you with every breath...
The Lowdown on Salt: An Introduction From “Beginner’s Mind”
Do you need to break-up with salt, or can this tongue-tantalizing substance be a “friend with benefits?” Does “everything in...
Foster Self-sufficiency by Reclaiming the Lost Art of Homemade Food Preparation and Preservation
“This magical, marvelous food on our plate, this sustenance we absorb, has a story to tell. It has a journey....
Masking Children in the Name of Protection: The Dangers of Prolonged Use
Since 2020, when COVID-19 kicked off a flurry of rules in the name of public health, masking everyone—including young children—has...
Making the Connection Between Adolescent Males Treated With Psychotropic Medications and Mass Shooting Events in the United States
In an article investigating mass shootings in the United States, we would be remiss not to address the tragic events...
School Lunches: The Big Reveal as Compromised Health Starts Early
The food in your child’s retro or TV-inspired lunchbox may be healthier than what their school is serving. This is...
Is Receiving Tainted Blood From COVID-19 Vaccination or Infection an Irrational Fear?
Examining blood donation and recipient options for the unvaccinated medical freedom community is new territory; now highlighted post-COVID-19 pandemic mayhem....
Creating Your Sincerely Held Religious Belief Exemption in the New Year
Entering the new year can feel inspiring—visions, aspirations, and letting go of what’s no longer needed. While you may forgo...
Who Do You Trust? Making Decisions in the Face of Adversity
“As soon as you trust yourself, you will know how to live.” ~Johann Wolfgang von Goethe By Erin McClintock...