‘The Man who Lost his Body’ is a poignant tale of Ian Waterman, a butcher in Jersey, who lost his capacity to move after contracting a Nervous System disease that destroyed his sensory nerves rendering him unable to have an inner sense of posture or limb position to initiate or control movement or for that … Read more
Did you know there are around 40 trillion bacteria in your body? Most of these live in your intestines. Collectively, we call them gut microbiota. The term gut microbiome refers to the microorganisms living in your intestines. Every person has between 300 and 500 different species of bacteria in the digestive tract. Some of them … Read more
PTSD is a syndrome most Americans are familiar with. A Post traumatic stress disorder is something many of the soldiers suffer from. Back from wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, or any other war zone, American soldiers often suffer from PTSD. Wray Harris is one such soldier. And he is one of the few that has decided … Read more
As a society, we are constantly trying to improve our health, and find ways for prevention and protection. Medicine and science have gone a long of ensuring longer life. The average life expectancy nowadays is close to 80 years on a worldwide level. Scientists are working hard nowadays to find a cure for cancer, as … Read more
In Modern Meat, FRONTLINE takes a close look inside the world of the modern American meat industry and shows how this once simple product has turned into a much more dangerous phenomenon, given the fact that an average American eats at least three hamburgers a week; and with the increase in availability and reduction in … Read more
‘Vaccine Nation’ is a shocking documentary film by the award winning director, Gary Null, wherein he exposes the ugly truth about the dangers of vaccines and their direct relationship to autoimmune diseases, infections, allergies and a massive increase of developmental learning and behavioral disorders in children, such as Autism. The film highlights how the number … Read more
McLibel is an extraordinary tale of how two ordinary people, gardener Helen Steel and postman Dave Morris stood against the multi-national giant, McDonalds and took them down! This no-budget film directed by Fanny Armstrong over a period of 10 years highlights the importance of freedom of speech against the corporate giants with every resource at … Read more
More than 137 million people in the United States cannot pay their medical bills. That is one devastating fact. According to studies, one in six Americans have past-due health care bills on their credit report. The debt totals $81 billion, and half of those bills, amount to less than $600 each. Why are medical bills … Read more
Rheumatoid arthritis is one of the most common diseases and conditions nowadays. Technically, there is no cure for the condition. It is something you have to live with till the end of your days. What are the causes of this common condition? Is it the lifestyle? The sedentary jobs? Or is it something else? Doctor … Read more
For many years, testosterone has been seen as a metaphor for aggression. The reality is that there is no big connection between testosterone and aggression. This documentary takes a look at studies that show how subtle the hormone’s effects actually are. Men with a high amount of testosterone are seen as violent and competitive. But … Read more