Michigan Reports Thousands Of Vaccine Injuries And Deaths Sparking Controversy Amidst Covid-19 Vaccination Campaign

October marks Vaccine Injury Awareness month, and Michigan for Vaccine Choice (MVC) is amplifying personal stories of those affected.

According to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), Michigan alone has witnessed 1,000 deaths and four times as many vaccine injuries, challenging the widely held belief in vaccine safety.

A staggering 2 million nationwide have reported Covid-19 vaccine injuries and deaths. Contrary to expectations, a recent study suggests healthcare workers experience increased sickness with each Covid vaccination, raising concerns about the strain on public healthcare.

MVC’s initiatives, including the Vax-UnVax Bus and the 4th Annual Vaccine Injury Walk, aim to shed light on the enduring impact of vaccine-related injuries and deaths. Amidst the controversy, MVC emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and addressing vaccine injuries.

For more information, visit: michiganvaccineinjury.org.

Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell

BSBP Excellence Awards 2023: Celebrating Achievements Of Vision Impaired And Blind Individuals

The Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Opportunity (LEO) along with the Bureau of Services for Blind Persons (BSBP) presents a first-of-its-kind virtual celebration, the BSBP Excellence Awards Ceremony, on Wednesday, November 15th, from 10 -11:30 a.m. 

The event will honor the remarkable achievements of BSBP’s customer community and distinguished business partners.

Despite the challenges posed by vision loss, BSBP customers will be spotlighted for their outstanding accomplishments in employment and independent living. The awards also extend to organizations that embody BSBP’s core values of inclusion and diversity.

Join this virtual gathering on Zoom as BSBP acknowledges the resilience and success of individuals and entities contributing to a more inclusive and diverse society.

Don’t miss out on witnessing the triumphs of the BSBP community, register here on ZOOM. 

Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell

The Ongoing Science Behind Omega-3 And Mental Health

Contemporary science continues to unveil positive connections between omega-3 and cognitive well-being. While it may not make you “smarter” per se, ongoing research highlights a spectrum of brain-related benefits from long-chain omega-3 EPA and DHA found in fatty fish and supplements.

Renowned author and researcher Udo Erasmus, in his groundbreaking book “Fats that Heal Fats that Kill,” underscores essential fatty acids’ pivotal role in human health, combating diseases like heart disease and cancer. Numerous studies delve into omega-3’s diverse advantages, from reducing heart disease risk to enhancing learning skills, lowering anxiety, and aiding brain development.

Erasmus alerts to a crisis: Omega-3 being removed from modern diets. With omega-3, he envisions not just healthier individuals but also reduced healthcare costs in the future.

Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell

The Music You Listen To Could Be Physically Bad Or Good For You

Distinguished minds in psychology and neurology, Prof. William Forde Thompson and Assoc. Prof. Gottfried Schlaug, highlights music’s extraordinary potential in treating neurological impairment. 

In a Scientific American article, they share the inspiring journey of 11-year-old Laurel, who, post-stroke, struggled with communication due to severe brain damage. Melodic intonation therapy bridged the gap between hearing and speaking regions in her right brain, circumventing the damaged left-side pathways. After a 15-week treatment, Laurel transformed, articulating sentences of depth and complexity. In 2015, eight years post-accident, Laurel emerged as a motivational speaker for stroke survivors. 

Dr. Masaru Emoto’s water crystal experiments, though debated, add a fascinating layer, suggesting music’s impact on water. Meanwhile, a study comparing classical and popular music by Prof. James O. Young underscores classical music’s precision and expressiveness. The symphony of science and art continues to unravel the healing potential of music in neurological recovery.

Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell

Trucks & Treats Event Returns To McMorran Plaza In Downtown Port Huron

Get ready for a spine-chilling experience at Downtown Port Huron’s annual Halloween extravaganza, the “Trucks & Treats” event set to unfold at McMorran Plaza on Saturday, October 21st. This free event is a fusion of Touch-a-Truck and Trick or Treat that promises lots of family-friendly fun.

From 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., children and adults can explore a variety of vehicles, from police cars to construction equipment, interact with community heroes, and learn about their crucial roles. As a bonus, participants and downtown businesses will distribute candy to costumed attendees, transforming the plaza into a festive Halloween haven.

There will be quiet hours from 3 – 4 p.m., to ensure that those with sensory issues or other aversions to loud sounds can enjoy the event as well. 

Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell