NEXUS MAGAZINE

CURRENT
ISSUE

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CANCER AND
LOW BODY
TEMPERATURE

HEALTH

By Dr David Jernigan. A cold core temperature leaves the body susceptible to depression, viruses and chronic infection. It is a sign of degeneration and gradual cellular death—but treatment is available.

HEALTH

SUGAR
COATED

By Dr Joseph Mercola. A history of how America and the world was sold sugar through public relations, fat bashing, the “uncertainty” of the sweetener’s bad health implications, “Bliss Point” marketing, and industry-funded studies on the benefits of sugar.

HISTORY

GERMAN SECRETS
BY THE
THOUSANDS

By Charles Lester Walker. This 1946 article reveals that after World War II, thousands of Nazi patents were found, having been hidden in various locations. These were microfiched, stored in US libraries, and sold locally and internationally to interested parties.

HEALING

THE MUSICAL
PITCH DEBATE

By Dameon Michael Keller. A holistic analysis of the flood of information available on the theories, intuitions and opinions relating to the use of sound, vibration, colour and light and an inclusive explanation of the 432Hz versus 440Hz debate.

ANCIENT MYSTERIES

THE WHITE
MAGICIANS AT
GÖBEKLI TEPE

By Patrick Chouinard. An argument that megalithic similarities and other evidence points to the building of Göbekli Tepe by an ancient Eurasian civilisation possessing sophisticated astronomical knowledge.

ANCIENT MYSTERIES

WATER TUNNELS OF
THE GREAT PYRAMID

By Dr Kathy J. Forti. Exploration of the watery tunnels found underneath the Great Pyramid at Giza has unearthed surprising findings regarding the water composition and its potential origins. The prevalence of water-filled tunnels found beneath pyramids worldwide also raises questions of their purpose.

THE REALITY NARRATIVE

SCIENCE
NEWS

By Robert Solomon. Cause and effect may not be related in the way we think. States may emerge into being as consciousness tracks through them. What seems concrete may actually be our conscious awareness making what we perceive seem real.

STRANGE
TIMES

We present a compilation of news articles from the early 1900s covering an expedition to Egypt by Harvard University professor, George Reisner and the discovery of tunnels, temples and small pyramids under the Great Sphinx of Giza.