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Germ Theory vs. Terrain Theory

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The debate between germ theory and terrain theory centers on whether microbes are the primary cause of disease or whether the body’s internal environment plays the key role in health and illness.

Covid-19 Discoveries

Dr. Bryan Ardis is joined by Dr. Tau Braun to revisit key ideas from their earlier work and explore new perspectives on modern health challenges.

Spiritual Science (Audiobook)

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For centuries, science viewed the universe as a vast machine governed by fixed laws. But discoveries in relativity and quantum physics have challenged that vision, inspiring a new perspective that sees reality as far more interconnected, mysterious, and perhaps even spiritual.

The Big Fat Lie

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Guy Anderson has a chat with Ian Leahy from Flat Earth Social, who shared his journey from believing in a spinning globe to becoming a Flat Earth advocate.

Creatine And Lean Mass Gains

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Study finds 10 grams of creatine per day added 2.4 pounds (1 kilogram) of lean mass in 12 weeks without exercise.

Hiding Our Creator

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We accept the reality of the world with which we’re presented. It’s as simple as that.

Biofield Electrography and Kirlian Photography

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In 1939, Semyon Kirlian accidentally discovered that if an object on a photographic plate is subjected to a strong enough electrical charge, an image is created on the plate.

Thoughts On Mercury And Mercery

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In this video, Michelle Gibson explores the possible connection of the chemical element of Mercury to our Higher Selves.

DMSO And Vitamin C

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A new study found vitamin C in DMSO eliminated 56% of diagnosed skin cancers in just 12 weeks

Children and Vaccines

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Dr. Suzanne Humphries exposed a suppressed 2008 Swedish study on infants given their routine vaccines at 3 and 5 months.

Evidence Of An Intervention

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In conversation, Gregg Braden warns we may be the last generation of pure humans – and lays out the peer-reviewed science of why merging our biology with machines is not evolution but devolution.

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