Tinnitus isn’t a sign of brain death, even though it arises in the brain; no cure for tinnitus currently exists
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Tinnitus is your first real warning signal that your brain could be dying
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Tinnitus is your first real warning signal that your brain could be dying
“The article is good overall, although there are two small issues. First, the title seems to overestimate the results. The scientific study the National Geographic article is based on cannot account for all of the climate forcers, as there are no Amazon basin wide estimates (as clearly stated in the study). This drawback could potentially change the overall warming effect, and therefore the title seems to exaggerate.”
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“Scientists at Sloan Kettering discover mRNA inactivates tumor-suppressing proteins, meaning it can promote cancer”
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Ivermectin reduces the risk of death from COVID-19
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“Milk from cows 'has the most relevant carcinogen ever identified’ and ‘turns on cancer'“
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“The Johnson & Johnson vaccine has aborted fetal tissue from aborted babies from the retina as well as from kidney cells”
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“The protein then can bind to your DNA and irreversibly change it”; “[It] has several different type of lipids on it that have never been injected into human beings before”; “We could be looking at right now as many as 12,000 deaths”
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“The tetanus bacteria is an anaerobic bacteria. That means that it cannot live in the presence of oxygen. You cannot get tetanus by stepping on a rusty nail.“
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The rotating wheel of an electric vehicle can recharge the vehicle’s battery by affixing a generator