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November 24, 2020 Jimi, We have been telling you for months that this COVID plandemic is going to push us down the slippery slope of forced vaccines, and now it’s happening. Just last week, we saw the New York State Bar Association pass a resolution calling upon the state government to require mandatory COVID vaccinations and eliminate religious, philosophical, or personal exemptions. Just yesterday, Australian airline Qantas announced that it will require travelers on international flights to be jabbed with a coronavirus vaccine once a vaccine is ready. In other words ... No jab. No service. This announcement comes less than a week after United Airlines began a four-week trial on flights from New York/Newark to London Heathrow in which each traveler over 2 years old will be required to take a COVID-19 rapid test before boarding. There’s little debate that the year 2020 has been one of the craziest, strangest, and most bizarre years in recent history, with the virus frenzy, lockdowns, quarantines, forced face diapers, election fraud, “warp speed” vaccines, and murmurings of a “Great Reset.” Are all these topics and events related? Are they part of a bigger plan? And what exactly is the Great Reset? Great questions! We just wrote an in-depth article where we attempt to “connect the dots” so put on your seatbelts and get ready to learn. |
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Mouthwash Helps Fight COVID-19
By Dr. Oz and Dr. Roizen, MDs
It's hard to believe that even today some people think washing a kid's mouth out with soap for sassing off is a good idea. The American Academy of Pediatrics considers it a form of child abuse.
But as recently as this year, a Florida teacher was suspended after she declared a talkative student needed to be punished like that, and proceeded to put hand sanitizer (the modern version) into his mouth.
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In contrast, using mouthwash to rinse your mouth — voluntarily — can be a healthy step, according to a study in the Journal of Medical Virology. It knocks out the virus that causes COVID-19.
Researchers tested a wide range of mouthwashes, including Crest Pro Health (active ingredient cetylpyridium chloride; safe and effective, but shouldn't be used for more than seven days according to a 1994 FDA report) and Listerine Antiseptic (active ingredients eucalyptol, menthol, methyl salicylate, and thymol). They also looked at hydrogen peroxide–based mouthwashes.
They found that Crest Pro Health killed at least 99.9% of the virus in the mouth; Listerine Antiseptic killed more than 99.99%; and peroxide brands knocked out slightly less.
Overall, the researchers say, "Most of the common over-the-counter mouthwashes/gargles tested demonstrated at least a 90% reduction in infectious virus at one minute of contact time."
And the longer you rinse, the more power they have.
If you want to do all you can to keep COVID-19 at bay, mouthwash is one more effective technique to complement mask wearing and social distancing.
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As long as this social distancing going on... How do you hug your grandparents??? Oh, I know, dress up in one of theseHugs for Health: Your Way to a Stronger Immune System
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The people who are actually AWAKE and looking for the truth. The ones that are not zombiefied by the lame stream mediaBill Gates plot REVEALED: Are we being fully informed about the “COVID-19 Solution?”
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I think it would help but not be as effective as mouth wash because of the alcohol content in the mouthwash being more of a disinfectant than the peroxide maybeWouldn't just plan Hydrogen peroxide do the same. That's what our soldiers used.
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How very trueThe people who are actually AWAKE and looking for the truth. The ones that are not zombiefied by the lame stream media
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Very good article. To bad the lame stream media won't talk about it and the people won't hear about it.SCIENCE FAIL: Portuguese court rules PCR tests are unreliable, unlawful “evidence” of alleged Covid-19 infections
SCIENCE FAIL: Portuguese court rules PCR tests are unreliable, unlawful “evidence” of alleged Covid-19 infections – NaturalNews.com
Quarantining people based solely on a “positive” PCR test is no longer lawful in Portugal, thanks to a court decision ruling the test to be inherently unreliable, and thus fraudulent for policy-making purposes. Citing Jaafar et al. 2020, the court determined that the PCR test produces varying...www.naturalnews.com
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How's 'bout all the children who sees people wearing masks? Not seeing people facial expressions, seeing peoples lips move, not seeing smiles, etc.... How' bout the children who don't see their mom or dad ( the divorced parents) , not seeing their grandparents, not being able to physically touch, hug, play with one another. I could go on, but I think the point is clear. Who the hell is going to start standing up for the CHILDREN??? It most certainly CAN NOT be the government. Sent from....Somewhere on Tapatalk |
2021 Could be crazier than 2020
November 24, 2020
Jimi,
We have been telling you for months that this COVID plandemic is going to push us down the slippery slope of forced vaccines, and now it’s happening. Just last week, we saw the New York State Bar Association pass a resolution calling upon the state government to require mandatory COVID vaccinations and eliminate religious, philosophical, or personal exemptions.
Just yesterday, Australian airline Qantas announced that it will require travelers on international flights to be jabbed with a coronavirus vaccine once a vaccine is ready. In other words ... No jab. No service.
This announcement comes less than a week after United Airlines began a four-week trial on flights from New York/Newark to London Heathrow in which each traveler over 2 years old will be required to take a COVID-19 rapid test before boarding.
There’s little debate that the year 2020 has been one of the craziest, strangest, and most bizarre years in recent history, with the virus frenzy, lockdowns, quarantines, forced face diapers, election fraud, “warp speed” vaccines, and murmurings of a “Great Reset.”
Are all these topics and events related?
Are they part of a bigger plan?
And what exactly is the Great Reset?
Great questions! We just wrote an in-depth article where we attempt to “connect the dots” so put on your seatbelts and get ready to learn.
Just go buy some alcohol and gargleI think it would help but not be as effective as mouth wash because of the alcohol content in the mouthwash being more of a disinfectant than the peroxide maybe
I honestly think it will be worse than this year, we are heading into it at a time of the virus rising dramaticly, there's been over 10,000 new cases a day in my state2021 Could be crazier than 2020
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I sure wouldn't gargle with rubbing alcohol, have to get everclear for thatJust go buy some alcohol and gargle
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Heyo Quick question: do you enjoy mushrooms? What you might not know is this: mushrooms are one of the world's most well studied superfoods and are jam packed with amazing benefits, making them one of only 50 superfoods in the world that qualify as "Four Sigmatic." In other words, the best of the best. Plus, mushrooms don’t just benefit our bodies’ internal environment. They can also improve the health of the ecosystems on which our very survival relies. [More on the work of Paul Stamets later. But for now…] Cool thing is, you don’t actually have to eat mushrooms to absorb all of their amazing healing properties. I mean, don’t get me wrong - I LOVE sauteed ‘shrooms for sure. AND you can also drink the benefits in some great tasting, Four Sigmatic blends. Check out the benefits of these varieties: CHAGA - ANTIOXIDANT PROPERTIES: Chaga mushroom can help support immune functions. It is called the king of mushrooms. You'll find growing naturally in the wild and it has antioxidant properties. LION'S MANE - BRAIN & NERVOUS SYSTEM Lion's Mane is an all-natural cognitive enhancer. It has been shown to support memory and concentration. REISHI - STRESS & SLEEP If you have occasional stress and difficulty sleeping, Reishi mushroom can help you relax and get a good night sleep. CORDYCEPS - ENERGY & PERFORMANCE Cordyceps is an adaptogen, not a stimulant, so it helps you produce and maintain steady energy levels. Coffee can give you an energy spike, followed by a crash; cordyceps, on the other hand, helps your body produce its own energy. |
What if Maslow Didn't Have it All Right? In 1943, even Abraham Maslow noted that there were flaws in the theory he presented when he published his paper, “A theory of human motivation.” Still, he continued to tease out its more tangled bits until in 1954, he published a book on the subject: “Motivation and Personality.” Whether the theory caught on because of the paper or the book is a matter for some debate. But what’s clear is that, flawed or not, the pyramid demarking the human hierarchy of needs became a touchpoint in psychology, sociology, management training, and our individual understanding of how to measure our growth and gauge our stability. You likely learned about this pyramid in some general education health class, or in Psych 101… At the very least, it’s probable that you’ve heard the expression “self-actualized” applied to someone we as a society would consider put together well. The pyramid functions thusly: The motivations at the bottom tier are human beings’ first and most basic motivator. As we move up the pyramid and needs are met, motivation graduates to less tangible pursuits.
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But there are another set of needs that have been said to influence Maslow’s admittedly unsound model: the indigenous Blackfoot Nation’s hierarchy of needs. The Fundamental Flaw Before we get into the Blackfoot Nation’s pyramid, let us try to spot where Maslow may have missed the mark. I’ll give you a hint… Self-actualization is not the apex of human growth. Or rather, it’s not the apex of human growth in a society that meets the bottom tier’s needs. In the 1940s and 1950s, it was normal (as it is today) for each individual person to be responsible for their own survival needs. So when Maslow visited the Blackfoot Nation in 1938 and learned from them their own motivational model, it makes sense that he would tweak it a bit to make it applicable to not all of humankind, but Western capitalistic householders. His theory is less reflective of the universality of man and more of the 18 people he surveyed for his pyramid. |
| For the Blackfoot Nation, the motivational model looks like this: On the first tier is Self-actualization – a feeling of reaching one’s potential, completeness, ease with oneself. On the second tier is Community Actualization – this references an idea antithetical to the Western principles of individualism. The community ought to function as a living, breathing organism, focused on maintaining self-sufficiency and care-taking all of its members. |
On the third tier is Cultural Perpetuity – even though the life of each man is finite, the life of the culture may live on forever if the tiers below are fully realized, the health of the community is ensured, and traditions as well as new ideas are nourished. What Does This Mean for Us Today? For most of us in the West, it’s difficult to wrap our heads around such an idea. Thousands of people live in neighborhoods, but how many are involved in neighborhood endeavors – monthly meetings, community safety and clean-up, community-supported agriculture plots? Usually, it’s a very small percentage. And of course, there’s no wonder that’s the case. Because we spend most of our lives trying to meet the lower tiered levels of Maslow’s pyramid before even reaching self-actualization… It’s certainly more of a struggle to consider needs outside of the self when the needs inside of the self have yet to be met – and in our world, meeting the needs inside of the self is made to be a perpetual trial. That’s why, for Maslow, it seemed worthy of its own pyramid. However, in an indigenous nation, with its emphasis on connectivity and communal living, self-actualization isn’t some elusive goal, like a horizon that recedes as you approach it. It’s considered not only possible, but a basic need. The true goal was to build a legacy that lasts. As we celebrate Thanksgiving this week – however you’ve decided to or not decided to – we would do well to remember the legacy of togetherness and community care baked into the philosophies of many indigenous nations, how we’ve interpreted them, and how we can better integrate those principles into our own lives. While you’re giving thanks this year, think of ways that your community has supported you, and give thanks for that too! |
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