Ian's Tinnitus Update
In a new essay for the American Tinnitus Association, Ian Punnett shares an update with how he's faring with the troubling chronic ear-ringing condition.
In a new essay for the American Tinnitus Association, Ian Punnett shares an update with how he's faring with the troubling chronic ear-ringing condition.
A laboratory-grown kidney has been successfully transplanted into a rat, and shown some effectiveness at filtering blood.
Check out a number of items that have recently caught George Knapp's attention including reports about top stories ignored by the media, and a mysterious location in the Nevada desert.
Clifford Carnicom sent us several images, including one showing a comparison of contrails vs. aerosol spray, to accompany his appearance on the 1/27/12 show.
Check out some of the items that have caught George Knapp's attention, including articles about a Russian satellite crash, and a Grand Canyon mystery.
Tonight's guest, Tom Grier, shares these images which came from the brain autopsy of a man afflicted with Lyme disease. Grier tells us, "attached are autopsy photos of the Lyme bacterium inside human neurons. This is a very big concept in microbiology and makes treatment and detection very difficult and possibly impossible. No test can detect this condition in the living with any definitive accuracy.
"I had a great time at the Health Freedom Expo in Chicago with thousands of Coast listeners...who are very concerned and aware of health and health related issues."
--George Noory
Xin Xin, a two-month-old baby in China, was born with an extremely rare condition where his heart is growing on the outside of his body
Karen Byrne, a 55-year-old from New Jersey, has suffered from Alien Hand Syndrome for almost two decades, ever since she underwent an operation to cure her epilepsy.
A number of items have recently caught George Knapp's attention, including articles on a homemade spacecraft (video still taken from craft pictured), global warming fraud, and a Serbian boy who suddenly starting speaking English.
When a slammed door cut off part of Deepa Kulkarni's finger, doctors told her they would not be able to reattach the missing piece and even recommended amputating more of the injured finger...
Check out some of the items that have recently caught George Knapp's attention, including articles on a Google exec purchasing a spy drone (pictured), and the Brazilian Air Force openly recognizing the UFO phenomenon...
A man who underwent the world's first full face transplant has made his first public appearance. Oscar, a Spanish farmer, lost most of his face in a shotgun accident in 2005. During a 24-hour-long operation in March he received transplanted lips, cheekbones, teeth, a nose and other elements...
Hayden Allen, who had been told he would never walk again after injuring his spinal cord in a motorcycle accident, can now stand, walk, and even go up and down steps thanks to a pair of robotic legs. The revolutionary invention, dubbed Rex (Robotic Exoskeleton), has allowed Allen newfound mobility at home and work, as well as provided him with health benefits associated with spending less time in a wheelchair. Further details and video available at Mail Online.
Davinia Turrell, who suffered severe facial burns in the London 7/7 terror attacks, has revealed her stunning recovery on the 5th anniversary of the incidents. Her scars are gone after months of successful treatments at London hospitals...
A snapshot of a two-year old boy on holiday led to the discovery of a cancerous tumor in his eye, though he had no outward signs of being ill. The boy's grandmother, reviewing the photos, noticed a white shadow in the right eye...
Check out some of the links that have recently caught George Knapp's attention, including articles on a fossil of a primate's unusual teeth (pictured), a girl who doesn't age, and a video of mysterious lights in Ohio...
A number of items have caught George Knapp's attention recently including, Jill Tarter's TED speech on the search for extraterrestrial life (pictured), psychedelics being used to help the terminally ill...
In China, patients are wrapped in oil soaked blankets that are then lit on fire, as part of a new relaxation treatment. "It looks pretty dangerous but it's harmless when done properly...
A one-hour operation that could cure high blood pressure in some people has been carried out in England, The Daily Telegraph reports...
Moving one step closer to the ultimate prosthetic, scientists have unveiled the results of their "Life Hand" experiment...
The new outbreak of swine flu is associated with a never-seen-before strain of influenza A virus.
A five-centimeter fir tree was found in the lung of a man in Central Russia last week. Doctors conducting a biopsy (as they thought he had a tumor) were surprised to see green needles in the cut.
A woman's imaginary arm has been confirmed by doctors in Switzerland. After she suffered a stroke, the 64-year old patient began reporting the presence of a translucent third arm, that she could actually use to scratch itches. The puzzling condition is known as SPL (supernumerary phantom limb). More here.
A woman's imaginary arm has been confirmed by doctors in Switzerland. After she suffered a stroke, the 64-year old patient began reporting the presence of a translucent third arm, that she could actually use to scratch itches.
We received a Truth Heals Chart from Deborah King, which explores the relationship between physical problems and the human energy centers or chakras.
People send emails to George Noory for someone they care about to be put on the weekly prayer list. And on Fridays, members of the C2C mass audience pray, at their own moment, concentrating on the list that George keeps personally
A man confined to a wheelchair for the last 20 years can walk again after being bitten by a Brown Recluse Spider. The potentially deadly bite put paraplegic David Blancarte in the hospital, where a nurse noticed his leg spasm and ran a test on him. Five days later Blancarte was walking. More details and video from CBS 13.
In this short video clip, Dr. Bill Osmunson, a general and cosmetic dentist, explains his concerns about fluoride in tap water and toothpaste.
Poison poinsettias, body heat escaping through your head, and an upsurge in suicides are just a few of the commonly held beliefs from the holiday season that researchers have deemed "medical myths." The New York Times has more on the story.
