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Biohazard

WA resident sick with bird flu virus never before seen in humans

Elise Takahama
Seattle Times
Fri, 14 Nov 2025 16:09 UTC
chicken
© Ken Lambert / The Seattle TimesPeople with backyard flocks are advised to avoid contact with any sick or dead birds.
The Grays Harbor County resident infected with bird flu this month has tested positive for a type of the virus never before detected in humans, state health officials confirmed Friday.

The state Department of Health said Thursday the resident was considered to be "preliminarily positive" for influenza A H5, but has since confirmed the infection as the first human case of bird flu in the state this year — and the first in the country in at least eight months. Additional testing with the University of Washington virology lab revealed the virus is H5N5, a type of bird flu that's previously been reported in animals but not in humans, State Health Officer Dr. Tao Sheng Kwan-Gett said in a Friday news conference.

The risk to the public remains low, Kwan-Gett said.

"This is an important scientific and epidemiologic development, but ... this new information does not change the investigation, the public health response or guidance to the public," Kwan-Gett said.
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Health

Toilet bowl wars: The next frontier in the attack on privacy


Collapse Life
Tue, 04 Nov 2025 16:39 UTC
Who knew Number 2 would be number 1 in monitoring your health?

Toilet Bowls
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First, they came for your sleep, then your heart rate, then your step counts, and ovulation, oxygen levels, and blood
seashell-shaped device
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sugar. It was only a matter of time before they targeted the most personal of all details: the contents deposited in your porcelain throne.

Companies like Kohler and Withings are marketing devices that install in your toilet to track various health metrics. Withings first announced its U-Scan "ecosystem" at the Consumer Electronics Show two years ago and launched them in the US and Europe this week.

Two different cartridges inside the seashell-shaped device allow users to monitor their health and nutrition by measuring urinary biomarkers such as hydration, ketones, vitamin C, and calcium levels.

Kohler's Dekoda, on the other hand, uses a camera to analyze your poop. The $599 clip-on camera stares into your toilet bowl and provides insights about gut health and hydration, even alerting users when it may have found blood in water or stool.

While Kohler carefully reminds you that the camera only points downward, making it impossible to photograph your private parts, once your toilet identifies you, there's no pretending privacy still lives in your home.
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Syringe

For anyone planning on getting or mandating others to get an influenza vaccine (flu shot)

Aaron Siri
Injecting Freedom
Fri, 24 Oct 2025 17:19 UTC
Flu Shot
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For anyone contemplating getting an influenza vaccine (flu shot) or planning to pressure or mandate someone else to get one:

A meta-analysis of existing flu shot studies of healthy children by Cochrane (effectively owned by vaccine zealot Bill Gates) concluded that despite decades of published studies, it "could find no convincing evidence that [flu] vaccines can reduce mortality, hospital admissions, serious complications, or community transmission of influenza."

Read that carefully: no convincing evidence — none — that flu shots lowered the chances of dying, being admitted to the hospital, suffering serious complications from the flu, or transmitting the flu to others.

In fact, studies have found those vaccinated for flu have a statistically significant increased rate of respiratory illnesses. Meaning, it increases the risk of having other respiratory illnesses.

For example, a placebo-controlled efficacy (not safety) study by researchers at the University of Hong Kong compared children receiving influenza vaccine with those who did not receive the vaccine. The study found no statistical difference in the rate of influenza between the groups but did find the vaccinated had a four times increased rate of non-influenza infections ("recipients had an increased risk of virologically confirmed non-influenza infections (relative risk: 4.40; 95% confidence interval: 1.31-14.8)").
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Bullseye

Exclusive: OSHA admits it told Healthcare employers not to report COVID Vaccine Injuries

Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D.
childrenshealthdefense.org
Mon, 06 Oct 2025 00:00 UTC
After a whistleblower alerted The Defender, an OSHA spokesperson confirmed an internal directive telling healthcare employers not to report or track COVID-19 vaccine injuries. OSHA removed the policy from its website after inquiries from The Defender. Critics said the directive concealed the scope of vaccine injuries and made it difficult for injured workers to obtain workers' compensation or disability benefits.

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The federal agency that oversees workplace safety exempted healthcare employers from reporting workers' adverse reactions to mandated COVID-19 vaccines, according to a healthcare industry whistleblower who alerted The Defender

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued the directive on June 28, 2021, to encourage vaccination during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The directive also stated that OSHA, a division of the U.S. Department of Labor, would not track workers' COVID-19 vaccine adverse events — even though it acknowledged that the vaccines may cause injuries that would require employees to take time off work.

OSHA continued to track reactions to other vaccines.

A Labor Department official confirmed for The Defender that OSHA didn't track COVID-19 vaccine injuries, and said those policies remained in place until February 2025.

OSHA also outlined its COVID-19 reporting policy on its website's frequently asked questions page for COVID-19, which stated:
"OSHA does not wish to have any appearance of discouraging workers from receiving COVID-19 vaccination, and also does not wish to disincentivize employers' vaccination efforts. As a result, OSHA does not intend to enforce ... recording requirements to require any employers to record worker side effects from COVID-19 vaccination."



Comment: OSHA, just like their counterparts in other countries, indeed plays a pivotal roll in abating hazards in the workplace. Hazards, are often times thought of as the obvious, and than there are those industrial hazards that include chemical and biological toxins, assessed through the practice of industrial hygiene with detailed developed exposures control limits. OSHA's aim is to adopt Standards and certifications, and to consult, educate and enforce. Their mandate is as simple as that.

During our global, so-called covid pandemic times - that also included rolling out of a hyped up politically and commercial driven magic bullet vaccine, OSHA did no due diligence other than to create the industrial window-dressing of acceptance and make it appear as law.

OSHA, just like other regulators in lock-step, controlled workers (of which many in the public are obviously workers) through government and private companies. Their measures help to lay down the conditions of employment, of workers vaccine status (and all the rest of the mask nonsense where they knew better after decades of analysis). Once done, it was expanded for most all government, healthcare or companies that interfaced with the public - and that was pretty much all of society.

Make no mistake, the vaccine toxins were pushed down from above by the usual suspects, and yet, to lay this firmly down in society they also needed the likes of OSHA, and as said, their counterparts throughout the world. From there, it was a matter of legal human rights opinion (where you do not have any that will be enforced), HR to help manage and those who drafted covid vaccine policy.


Comment: The business of Occupational Health & Safety that OSHA has played an important role, had infamously at that time became involved in the most egregious violation of what they all stand for. They were, at some institutional level, complicit in the injury and death of workers who they had a duty to protect. They were also complicit in coercive methods that impacted million, if not billions.

It is not hard to see what each agency did country by country, state by state and province by province, if there is a penchant for digging up their policies and who they where directly shilling for.

Take the statement above "Even worse, [it] made it near impossible to receive workers' compensation or disability for their work-related injuries," and consider that workers compensation must compensate if a case is proven, and also that they will not compensate if they can - it is an insurance business. Consider that they would say to employers that they could be held responsible for spreading covid if they do not enact policies, policies that include vaccines. What is an employer going to do when the regulator, who may also compensate or not, and law firms that state opinion of responsibilities or face cost of claims and law suites?

Each agency, by degree, were crucial in carrying out the grand deception that broke nations and people. The very words, Health & Safety, must be seen to have taken on new meaning when applied to what they did and did not do during covid.

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Arrow Up

Surge in 'rheumatologic syndromes' caused by Covid 'vaccines,' study concludes

Frank Bergman
SLAY
Thu, 09 Oct 2025 12:54 UTC
Child Covid injection
© UnknownChild Covid injection
A groundbreaking study from leading experts in Belgium has confirmed that Covid mRNA "vaccines" are leaving patients, mostly women, with severe, chronic, and sometimes permanent "rheumatologic syndromes."

The research, led by world-renowned rheumatologist Dr. Marc Alexandre Golstein of Saint-Jean Hospital in Brussels, confirmed that Covid injections are causing severe bone and joint damage.

Golstein and his team tracked patients who developed crippling pain and inflammatory arthritis after "vaccination." The researchers found that the vast majority had abnormally high levels of anti-spike antibodies, often far exceeding test limits, that persisted for months to years after their last shot.

The peer-reviewed study, published in the medical journal Vaccines (MDPI), is titled:
"Post-COVID-19 Vaccine Hyperproduction of Anti-Spike Antibodies and Rheumatological Manifestations."
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Coffee

Sweeping Review Links Moderate Coffee Intake to Many Health Benefits

Daily Coffee News Staff
Daily Coffee News
Wed, 08 Oct 2025 19:03 UTC
Coffee maker
A sweeping new review of decades of research suggests that moderate coffee drinking is doing more good than harm across a broad range of health outcomes.

Led by researchers at West Virginia University and Morgan State University in the United States, the review explored past academic studies and meta-analyses that combined account for more than 1 million participants from various world regions, including the U.S., Europe and Asia.

Published Aug. 5 in the MDPI journal Nutrients, the study offers a broadly sunny view of coffee's positive associations with better health, including a connection to longer life.

"Overall, the consensus is that moderate coffee intake is more beneficial than harmful across a wide range of health outcomes," the authors wrote, noting lower risk of major diseases such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, stroke, respiratory conditions, cognitive decline, and potentially several types of cancer, including liver and uterine cancers.

Comment: SOTT has extensively covered the benefits of coffee consumption:

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Syringe

Flashback Majority of mumps cases are among the vaccinated, CDC finds

Kaitlin Sullivan
NBC News
Sat, 04 Dec 2021 11:31 UTC
A 15-month-old child get the measles, mumps and rubella booster shot
© Amy Forliti / APA 15-month-old child get the measles, mumps and rubella booster shot at a clinic at Children's Minnesota in Minneapolis in 2017.
As many as 94 percent of children and adolescents who contracted the highly contagious virus had been vaccinated.

Mumps cases continue to circulate in the U.S., largely among vaccinated people, including children.

Cases of mumps, once a common childhood illness, declined by more than 99 percent in the U.S. after a vaccine against the highly contagious respiratory infection was developed in 1967. Cases dropped to just 231 in 2003, down from more than 152,000 in 1968. But cases began climbing again in 2006, when 6,584 were reported, most of them in vaccinated people.

According to the report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one-third of mumps cases in the U.S. from 2007 to 2019 were reported in children and adolescents. As many as 94 percent of those who contracted the illness had been vaccinated.
"Before that, large outbreaks of mumps among people who were fully vaccinated were not common, including among vaccinated children," said Mariel Marlow, an epidemiologist at the CDC who led the new study. "But the disease symptoms are usually milder and complications are less frequent in vaccinated people."

Comment: And maybe we could explain this in a simpler and more open way. Vaccines are dangerous and don't work in most cases. The risk from these vaccines is much bigger than the risk from the virus they are trying to protect us from.

With proper nutrition, and without all the environmental toxins, poisoned food, and water, the natural immunity is sufficient to fight the virus and attain lifelong immunity.

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Gold Seal

The Great Barrington Declaration At Five Years

Jeffrey A. Tucker
ZeroHedge
Mon, 06 Oct 2025 21:42 UTC
barrington declaration doctors covid Martin Kulldorff Sunetra Gupta Jay Bhattacharya
© Taleed Brown/Wikimedia CommonsAuthors of the Great Barrington Declaration (L-R) : Martin Kulldorff, Sunetra Gupta, and Jay Bhattacharya at the American Institute for Economic Research, Great Barrington, MA.
It was 8:45 a.m. and the date was Aug. 23, 2020. We were five months into the pandemic panic. The isolation and strangeness had become unbearable not only to me personally but to vast numbers. The businesses and schools were closed. Anthony Fauci of NIAID and all his media cheerleaders seemed to be the only narrative around.

Everyone was waiting for something. One day rolled into the next, marked by unbearable repetition, each turn of the clock nearly indistinguishable from the last one and the next one. Everyone seemed to be waiting for something to happen but it was not clear what that was.

I had been writing about pandemic planning for 15 years and knew that what was going on was a grave error. Indeed, from January 2020 I had warned that some people imagined that the way to battle a virus was through an elaborate duck-and-cover ritual that contradicted the whole history of public health. By mid-March, 2020, the experiment was on, and the world economy was being strangled.

Comment: The damage was deliberate and incalculable:

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Health

Ketogenic diet associated with 70% decrease in depression symptoms in new pilot study

Karina Petrova
psypost.org
Tue, 30 Sep 2025 00:00 UTC
Keto items
© Adobe StockKeto Diet
A new study suggests that a well-formulated ketogenic diet, followed for at least 10 weeks, is associated with a significant reduction in depression symptoms among a small group of college students. Published in the journal Translational Psychiatry, the research also documented notable improvements in the participants' overall well-being and their performance on several cognitive tests.

The research was prompted by the rising prevalence of major depression, particularly on college campuses. Existing treatments, such as psychotherapy and medication, are effective for many but do not help everyone and can come with unwanted side effects. Researchers led by Drew D. Decker at The Ohio State University sought to explore a different approach, one that addresses the potential link between metabolic health and depression.

A growing body of evidence connects issues like insulin resistance and excess body fat to an increased risk of depression, possibly through inflammatory pathways. The team hypothesized that a dietary intervention known to improve metabolic health, the very low-carbohydrate ketogenic diet, might serve as a beneficial add-on therapy for students already receiving treatment for depression.
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Brain

'Groundbreaking' gene therapy is first treatment for Huntington's disease to slow the condition

Nicoletta Lanes
Live Science
Wed, 24 Sep 2025 16:58 UTC
Brain cell
© KATERYNA KON/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY via Getty ImagesHuntington's disease is an inheritable condition that causes brain cells to die. A new gene therapy may help slow the disease's progression, trial data suggest.
In a groundbreaking first, a gene therapy in clinical trials has slowed the progression of Huntington's disease, a rare genetic disorder in which toxic bits of protein cause brain cells to malfunction and die.

To date, approved treatments for Huntington's disease aim to manage its symptoms, which most often emerge in a person's 30s or 40s. The progressive condition injures and kills key neurons involved in controlling mood, cognition and motor control. Various drugs can help to offset the depression, hallucinations and poorly coordinated movements that arise from that destruction.

However, no available treatments have been shown to slow the underlying drivers of Huntington's, and patients typically die within 10 to 25 years of their symptoms starting.

Comment: More research on Huntington's disease:

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