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  • Molecular Hydrogen Shows Promise for High Uric Acid Levels. “Use Hydrogen Rich Water”

    23 تموز (يوليو), بقلم Dr. Joseph Mercola
    High uric acid has been linked to far more than gout attacks; it also increases your risk of kidney stones, chronic kidney disease, metabolic syndrome, high blood pressure, and cardiovascular disease as inflammatory damage spreads throughout your body Researchers found … The post Molecular (…)

  • Manufacturing Inevitability: Breaking the Myth of “No Alternative”

    23 تموز (يوليو), بقلم Colin Todhunter
    The following is an extract from the new open access book The Great Flattening: Enclosure, Extraction and the New Age of Concentrated Power, which can be accessed here. Barbara Harlow (1948–2017) was an influential US academic, activist and literary … The post Manufacturing Inevitability: (…)

  • Global Research Daily: The News Behind the News

    23 تموز (يوليو), بقلم Global Research News
    Denial of Humanitarian Asylum: Germany to Reject Ukrainian Men Fleeing Conscription By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida, July 23, 2026 In a recent statement, German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt announced that his country will suspend automatic temporary protection for Ukrainian … The post (…)

  • Trump’s War has Triggered Middle East Security Alliances with Russia and China

    23 تموز (يوليو), بقلم Steven Sahiounie
    Journalist Steven Sahiounie interviewed Dr. Nesma Abdel Nabi Abdel Aziz, Professor of Iranian Studies at Beni Suef University, and Researcher at the Iranian Studies Unit, Center for Political and Strategic Studies. To read this article in the following languages, … The post Trump’s War has (…)

  • Modish Blockades: The Houthis, Trump and Expanding the War

    23 تموز (يوليو), بقلم Dr. Binoy Kampmark
    The naval blockade has become conveniently modish, particularly when it comes to narrow straits of water where heavy international traffic and cargo pass through. The Iranians were the first to realise an eventuality long suspected: that the Strait of Hormuz … The post Modish Blockades: The (…)