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Vaping can clog your lungs

E-cigarettes have been marketed as being safer than smoking tobacco but that doesn’t mean that they’re safe. A multi-university study published in June in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine reports that vaping – smoking e-cigarettes – dries out the airways in the lungs, making it harder for smokers to clear mucus...

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Trend Forecast: Trump Bump or Market Slump? The Next Recession

This past February, as the mainstream business media and the gloom and doom forecasters were expressing growing concern of trade wars, tariff fears and a global economic slowdown, we advised Trends Journal subscribers that U.S. equity markets would hit new highs and there would be no recession in America this year. Beyond our analysis of...

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Trend Vision 2020 – our new video podcast

The eyes have it! Our new, recently launched Trend Vision 2020, will help you clearly see the future and have a better understanding of developing trends and their impact on your life and investments. Trend Vision 2020 is available 8:30 p.m. each Monday through Thursday. The podcast features global trend forecaster Gerald Celente in conversation...

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Middle-East War Drums Beating…

The prospects for war in Iran have dramatically increased, and as forecast, the U.S. has long put in place a strategic apparatus to strike hard and fast, and now openly threatening military action. And as war drums beat louder, in America there is virtually no major anti-war opposition coming from Congress, the people, the media...

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Regime Change in Venezuela: Made in U.S.A.

This past November, months before the trend was covered by the mainstream media, the Trends Journal forecast that the United States and its South America allies were ratcheting up war against Venezuela. “Should the governments of Argentina, Columbia and Brazil team up to take out the Venezuelan government – with the assistance of the United...

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The Presidential Reality Show®: May the Best Act Win

There has never been a race for the White House in the United States like the 2020 Presidential Reality Show® Stealing a page from the recent Ukrainian election where a comedian who played president on a TV show trounced the U.S. installed puppet president, in America, a cast of side show contestants are lining up...

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Mom was right: too much TV rots your brain

Vegging out in front of the television really can make you a vegetable. A recent study from University College London confirms previous suspicions that excessive time in front of the television is linked to cognitive decline and even dementia in older adults. The study scrutinized data from a long-term English study of more than 3,600...

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Auto sales show shift away from gas mobiles to electric cars

An analysis of sales of light-duty vehicles — in other words, cars — in 2018 in the world’s three biggest vehicle markets show that gas buggies are surrendering ground to electric cars. China is not only the world’s fastest growing vehicle market but also the world’s largest producer of EVs. In 2018, sales of fossil-fuel...

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Studies: Millennials are buying cars and driving after all

It’s been widely thought that Millennials didn’t want to own cars and, instead, preferred riding bikes and taking public transport because they were frugal and environmentally aware. But a new study offers data showing that Millennials now are buying and driving cars in droves. It was the recession, not a lifestyle choice, that kept them...