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In Greek mythology, GAIA is the personification
of the Earth and one of the Greek primordial deities.
Habitat for Health (H4H) combines ecological and economical values in ways that solve emerging demand in the foreseeable future for affordable shelter, food, transport and employment.
H4H Research Post: 17 May 2022
Due to the increase in devastation and frequency of disasters, economic factors in business, education, food, health, protection and transport must now include bottom up solutions to ecological economics.
NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) has released the final 2020 update to its Billion-dollar disaster report (https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/billions/), officially confirming what communities across the nation experienced first-hand: 2020 was a historic year of extremes.
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H4H Research Post: 15 May 2022
25% of U.S. Population Susceptible to Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Dr. Bernhoft Says
"In an interview with The Defender, Dr. Robin Bernhoft said, “Our current medical system, including much of our purportedly scientific research, is captured by the interests of pharmaceutical companies who put profits ahead of patients."
re: https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/multiple-chemical-sensitivity-dr-bernhoft/
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H4H Research Post: 17 May 2022
NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) has released the final 2020 update to its Billion-dollar disaster report (https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/billions/), officially confirming what communities across the nation experienced first-hand: 2020 was a historic year of extremes.
There were 22 separate billion-dollar weather and climate disasters across the United States, shattering the previous annual record of 16 events, which occurred in 2017 and 2011. The billion-dollar events of 2020 included a record 7 disasters linked to tropical cyclones, 13 to severe storms, 1 to drought, and 1 to wildfires. The 22 events cost the nation a combined $95 billion in damages.1
The economics of collapse are fairly straight forward. Businesses exist to make a profit. If they can't produce, they can't sell things. This means they won't make profits, which means they are less able to employ you. So, more people lose their jobs or fear losing their jobs.
H4H Research Post: 15 May 2022
In the interview with The Defender, Dr. Robin Bernhoft, an allergy and immune specialist with more than 46 years in the medical field, discussed Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS), vaccines, autism, COVID, and how profit and politics have warped medical care in America. Bernhoft is director of the Bernhoft Center for Advanced Medicine in Ojai, California, and past president of the American Academy of Environmental Medicine. He also is the author of more than 28 publications, including three books, and has testified at more than 60 trials as an expert witness in the field of environmental medicine and the treatment of MCS.
Dr. Robin Bernhoft has Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, an illness he describes as “misunderstood and controversial” that affects up to 25% of the U.S. population.
Bernhoft explained that MCS is found in people who react with exposure to any chemical — car exhaust, perfume, paints, household chemicals, even new plastics in household items and chemicals in new clothing — with a variety of symptoms, including headache, respiratory distress, extreme fatigue and neurological symptoms, such as brain fog, dizziness and vertigo.”
H4H Research Post: 17 May 2022
The economics of collapse are fairly straight forward. Businesses exist to make a profit. If they can't produce, they can't sell things. This means they won't make profits, which means they are less able to employ you. So, more people lose their jobs or fear losing their jobs.
As Corona virus set this in motion, it revealed that our current economic system can't be relied upon to give us the things we need to live, like health care, food and housing. So you have to have some other system which steps in and protects those things. One of the things that the pandemic has revealed is our reliance on economic growth. It now appears that across all kinds of environmental categories never-ending growth is just a terrible idea. The very last thing global industrial-military complexes want their citizens to wake up to is force majeure.
H4H Research Post: 15 May 2022
Brian Hack, founder of Habitat for Health, also has MCS. Dr. Donald Cole, Epidemiologist and consulting Occupational Physician at the Lakeshore Area Multi-Service Project (LAMP) in Toronto, Ontario diagnosed Brian more than 30 years ago.
While recovering, Brian attended the University of Waterloo, Environmental Studies via distance education. During that time he developed the concept of Habitat for Health. Since then he has built a research, writing and publishing Web business and in 2020 started up the GAIA Fan Club to share his knowledge, skills and personal experience living with MCS.
"You don't have to put yourself in harms way when Habitat for Health offers help to avoid and protect you and family from harmful exposures in the home where you live."
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