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Why does MSM on the right and left agree with their party in power on all issues all the time? This is a dangerous trend that has developed over the past few decades. Currently, many in conservative media have been afraid to disagree or criticize the current administration--on anything. Will this change? @MaryBowdenMD @McCulloughFund
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Here you have @calleymeans explaining how Bayer received the liability protection for glyphosate.
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THOSE "VITAMIN A" PLANTS CONTAIN ZERO VITAMIN A Carrots, squash, spinach and sweet potatoes contain zero true vitamin A. They only have beta-carotene and other carotenoids that your body has to convert into vitamin A. NIH uses 12 micrograms of dietary beta-carotene to equal 1 microgram of vitamin A, and many people convert even less. Want real vitamin A? Eat liver, eggs and butter. The sources are below.
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Congratulations, Mimi! Other women need to see this, especially the ones who've been told to just accept getting weaker as they get older. Thank you for showing them a reason to try. This is the way...
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Type 2 Diabetes is Chronic Carbohydrate Overdose
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Baby cockatiel listening to her dad singing lullaby 🐥
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😞🙏💔 @talk94_5
😭😭😭Miss Marlie Claire Medley of Geneva, Alabama died suddenly Sunday, November 1, 2026. She was a beloved daughter, sister, aunt, granddaughter, niece, cousin and friend. Marlie left us, physically, much too soon but also left us with many heartfelt memories that will have to keep us until we reunite with her in Heaven. I’m not sharing funeral services because it looks like already half the state is showing up. Marlie was born in Dothan, Alabama, on September 5, 2007, to Kacie and Jody Medley and was welcomed home by her big brother Braden when she was born. She started her formal education at Kids Academy followed by kindergarten through grade 12 in Geneva City Schools. She loved all of her teachers, administrators, office ladies, and friends. If you knew Marlie very well you knew that there were many things she'd rather be doing than sitting in a classroom. She was excited though about attending LBW in Opp, Alabama to become a licensed esthetician. The women of her family were also excited for her to practice on them. Marlie invited Jesus into her heart at an early age and was baptized by Michael Herrera. She enjoyed church camps and winter retreats with the students of MABC. Marlie was a beautiful and talented young lady. During her elementary years, she was a valued member of Mulkey Melodies. She shared her beautiful voice with anyone who was willing to listen, including special requests from her grandmother in church. Marlie also had a unique personality and marched to the beat of her own drum. Her free spirit and her infectious smile drew so many to her and made them love her. Marlie is survived by her parents Kacie and Jody Medley of Geneva, brother Braden (Alexis) and niece Natalie Ann Medley, all of Red Lodge Bury St. Edmunds, UK, grandparents Laurie and Randall Meeks, Treddy and Sherri Kilpatrick, all of Geneva, Nancy Medley of Daleville. Great-grandmother; Lois Kilpatrick of Samson. Aunt Karie Pike (Bryan) of Geneva, Uncle Allen Medley (Brandy) of Daleville, cousins Merrick and Scout Pike of Geneva, Connor Pike and Ragen (Will) Cannon of Wetumpka, Jordan and Mason Medley of Slocomb, Ashley Carroll (Marcus) and Morgan of Slocomb, Kayla Hart (Will) and Abel of Wicksburg, Austin Harris (Andrea) and Brody, Bailey and Beau of Enterprise, Alissa Harris of Daleville and a host of other family members and friends. Also her very best friend Kylie McCallister. All who love Marlie are heartbroken and already miss her terribly. Flowers will be accepted or donations may be made to the Wiregrass Humane Society, 255 Jerry Drive, Dothan, Alabama 36303 or to MABC youth fund in Geneva in Marlie's memory.
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The Women's Health Initiative put 19,541 women on a low-fat diet heavy in fruits, vegetables and grains, and compared them with 29,294 women eating their usual diet. They followed them for 20 years. The low-fat diet did not lower dementia deaths. There were 1,386 dementia deaths, and the hazard ratio was 0.94 with a confidence interval that crossed 1. Alzheimer's deaths came out at 1.00. Women have been told to fear fat for 40 years. Your brain is built out of fat and cholesterol, and I would never tell a woman to cut fat to protect it. Eat eggs, butter, beef and fish, and cut the sugar and starch. The study and my videos are below.
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Replying to @TTAVOfficial
As a genetics trained scientist, Dr Mikolaj Raszek had high hopes for the mRNA platform. So it was incredibly disappointing for him to realise that the platform was not safe. He recognised several concerns that many of us are familiar with - • a shift towards igG4 antibodies • DNA contamination • LNP toxicity • frame shifting from the synthetic pseudouridine. Noting also that any time an issue arises further investigation of that problem gets shut down. Concluding that he agrees with the MAHA open letter that the technology must be banned for now. How many more experts do we need to prove the point.
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Glyphosate started as an industrial pipe cleaner. Pour it into a pipe and it pulled the rust straight out, left everything spic and span. Then someone spilled it on the ground and it killed every single thing it touched. That’s when they rebranded it as an herbicide. Then came the REAL innovation. Genetically modify food crops so they wouldn’t die when drenched in the same chemical that kills everything around them. Spray the field, wipe out every weed, and the crop survives. That’s what genetically modified actually means: a plant engineered to withstand a poison built to kill. Half of America doesn’t even know what glyphosate is, let alone that 80 to 90 percent of our food supply is made up of these engineered plants, soaked in that same chemical, something that never once existed in nature. And somehow we’re supposed to believe none of it touches us, as if our own bodies are exempt from what kills everything else it comes into contact with. Sure. @dreadematteo @ULTRAFREEPODCST
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No fork needed! I set out to make low carb pancakes for brunch, but altered this recipe to use up some ingredients in my fridge and ended up with a different texture than expected… Pancake Wraps: 8 oz cream cheese, softened 1/2 cup butter powder 6 large eggs 1-2 tsp vanilla (optional) I mixed all ingredients with hand mixer and cooked them on my griddle. The flavor is delicious! Just add bacon or other meat! It reminded me of a McGriddle, yet no maple syrup was used 😋 Thanks @CaryKelly11 for the original recipe!
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These are the two hardest traumas for adults to recover from.
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Oh my... 🙆‍♀️ @talk94_5 @NickSummersinSC
i can happily say i canceled out his vote this morning.
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I'm watching this right now. 🙏❤️
Watching my daughter struggle with her mental health was heartbreaking, and I felt helpless. I suggested she try carnivore, but she wouldn't listen to me. Then one day, she made a decision that changed everything. youtu.be/qIyqGwwGnNo
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Missing real German bread? Our guide to ordering Brötchen and Roggenbrot online in the US: what arrives par-baked, when to order before the holidays, and how to freeze, thaw and bake it like a Bäckerei. germanusa.com/online-and-med…
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