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imi,
We hope you’re enjoying the complimentary “Replay Weekend.”
We’ve had thousands of people tell us they missed one (or more) of the 9 episodes of the Propaganda Exposed! [UNCENSORED] docu-series… So per popular request, we’re making all 9 episodes available for you to watch free today right here!
Also, we just wanted to make sure you had the link to watch our “Expert Roundtable” (part 1) – which begins at NOON Eastern.
>> Go Here to Join the Party and Watch the “Expert Roundtable” >>
It has been such a privilege for us to serve you these last couple of weeks and we are both so grateful for everyone’s support.
We are also extremely excited about the future of this movement and the worldwide impact that we’re having.
Thank you so much and we’ll see you at the Roundtable!
Yours in health and liberty,
Ty & Charlene
We hope you’re enjoying the complimentary “Replay Weekend.”
We’ve had thousands of people tell us they missed one (or more) of the 9 episodes of the Propaganda Exposed! [UNCENSORED] docu-series… So per popular request, we’re making all 9 episodes available for you to watch free today right here!
Also, we just wanted to make sure you had the link to watch our “Expert Roundtable” (part 1) – which begins at NOON Eastern.
>> Go Here to Join the Party and Watch the “Expert Roundtable” >>
It has been such a privilege for us to serve you these last couple of weeks and we are both so grateful for everyone’s support.
We are also extremely excited about the future of this movement and the worldwide impact that we’re having.
Thank you so much and we’ll see you at the Roundtable!
Yours in health and liberty,
Ty & Charlene
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Healthy Diet May Stop Prostate Cancer Progression
- Your Easy Guide to Using Essential Oils: Money & Time Saving Tips for Everyday Use – Ready to use essential oils daily? From morning routines to oral health, this guide gives you the scoop on how to easily incorporate essential oils into every part of your day.
- 101 Essential Oil Uses At Home: From Cleaning to Self-Care – Ever wondered what else essential oils can do? From freshening up your home to boosting your skincare routine, this list shows just how versatile these oils are. Find a few new ideas and make the most of every drop.
- Why Ditch Commercial Air Fresheners? Try These Safer, Natural Options – Wondering if air fresheners are as safe as they smell? This post breaks down the risks of conventional fresheners and shares natural options for keeping your home fresh without the harmful chemicals (Spoiler: artificial fragrances are REALLY bad for you)...
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Role of Ralph Baric as source of SARS-CoV-2 resurfaces in remarks by Robert Redfield
Role of Ralph Baric as source of SARS-CoV-2 resurfaces in remarks by Robert Redfield
Why is Baric and his lab so wealthy?
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Osteoporosis warning: How bone loss signals inflammation and a risk of disease
Osteoporosis Linked To Inflammation | NaturalHealth365
(NaturalHealth365) Find out how to take better care of yourself because osteoporosis means more than just brittle bones.
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Fatty acid imbalance linked to most common age-related diseases
Fatty Acids Linked To Age-Related Diseases | NaturalHealth365
(NaturalHealth365) Most people eating a standard American diet suffer from an imbalance of fatty acids, which leads to serious health issues.
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JIMMI!!!! will you go fishing!!!!Fatty acid imbalance linked to most common age-related diseases
Fatty Acids Linked To Age-Related Diseases | NaturalHealth365
(NaturalHealth365) Most people eating a standard American diet suffer from an imbalance of fatty acids, which leads to serious health issues.
Been there, done that
PFAS Found in Over 90% of Bottled Water Worldwide
PFAS, a group of chemicals often called "forever chemicals" due to their persistence in the environment, have raised concerns about their potential health risks. A recent study tested tap and bottled water from the UK, China, and 15 other countries, finding that two common PFAS—PFOA and PFOS—were present in more than 90% of bottled water samples. Although the levels were low and considered safe, one key finding was that tap water in China had higher levels of PFAS compared to the UK. The good news is that boiling your water or using a carbon filter can reduce PFAS levels by 50–90%. (More)
Cholesterol Swings Linked to 60% Higher Risk of Dementia
New research suggests that for older adults, keeping cholesterol levels stable may be just as important as keeping them low. A study of nearly 10,000 adults found that significant year-to-year swings in cholesterol, especially "bad" LDL cholesterol, could signal an increased risk of cognitive decline or dementia. While doctors have long monitored cholesterol for heart health, this study highlights that fluctuating cholesterol levels might also be a warning sign for brain health. Interestingly, changes in "good" HDL cholesterol or triglycerides didn't show the same. (More)
Best Times to Exercise for Lower Colorectal Cancer Risk
A recent study explored how the timing of physical activity affects colorectal cancer risk, and the results are eye-opening. By analyzing data from over 86,000 people, researchers discovered that when you exercise may be just as important as how much you do. They identified four different activity patterns: staying active all day, focusing on late-day exercise, a mix of early and late-day activity, and exercising mainly midday and at night. The most significant reduction in cancer risk was found in those who stayed active both early and late in the day. (More)
PFAS, a group of chemicals often called "forever chemicals" due to their persistence in the environment, have raised concerns about their potential health risks. A recent study tested tap and bottled water from the UK, China, and 15 other countries, finding that two common PFAS—PFOA and PFOS—were present in more than 90% of bottled water samples. Although the levels were low and considered safe, one key finding was that tap water in China had higher levels of PFAS compared to the UK. The good news is that boiling your water or using a carbon filter can reduce PFAS levels by 50–90%. (More)
Cholesterol Swings Linked to 60% Higher Risk of Dementia
New research suggests that for older adults, keeping cholesterol levels stable may be just as important as keeping them low. A study of nearly 10,000 adults found that significant year-to-year swings in cholesterol, especially "bad" LDL cholesterol, could signal an increased risk of cognitive decline or dementia. While doctors have long monitored cholesterol for heart health, this study highlights that fluctuating cholesterol levels might also be a warning sign for brain health. Interestingly, changes in "good" HDL cholesterol or triglycerides didn't show the same. (More)
Best Times to Exercise for Lower Colorectal Cancer Risk
A recent study explored how the timing of physical activity affects colorectal cancer risk, and the results are eye-opening. By analyzing data from over 86,000 people, researchers discovered that when you exercise may be just as important as how much you do. They identified four different activity patterns: staying active all day, focusing on late-day exercise, a mix of early and late-day activity, and exercising mainly midday and at night. The most significant reduction in cancer risk was found in those who stayed active both early and late in the day. (More)
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| FDA Commissioner Joins Pfizer Board – In July of 2019, FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb left the agency to take a new job – on Pfizer’s board of directors. For the last 40 years, the revolving door between the FDA and Big Pharma has been turning. Read the shocking story… |
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| Project Nightingale – In November of 2019, the Wall Street Journal exposed a secret initiative (“Project Nightingale”) by Google to collect the personal information of millions of patients without their knowledge. Read more… |
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| Fluoride Linked to Lowered IQ – For decades, a battle has been waged about the safety of fluoride. An August 2019 study found that women who drank fluoridated water during pregnancy were more likely to give birth to children with lower IQs. Learn the truth about fluoride… |
| >> Is Fluoride Making Our Kids Dumb? << |
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Uno - Who doesn’t love a classic card game like Uno? It’s easy for everyone to play and provides a great mental workout by challenging strategic thinking. Plus, it’s a great game for all ages to enjoy together—no matter who wins, you’re guaranteed some laughs and lighthearted moments.
Trivial Pursuit - Trivial Pursuit is a favorite at my house, especially the “classic” editions from the 50s, 60s, and 70s. Not only is it a fun way to jog your memory, but the nostalgic questions often spark conversations about shared memories. It’s a great way to reminisce and stimulate memory—plus, those “oldies” trivia questions are a guaranteed hit.
Puzzles - If you want to keep things a little quieter but still mentally stimulating, try a jigsaw puzzle. Puzzles are fantastic for working your spatial awareness and attention to detail, while also giving you something to do in the background of family conversations. Whether you tackle it solo or as a group, it’s a satisfying way to bond over a shared goal.
Giving Thanks - Gratitude is an essential practice for brain health, and Thanksgiving is the perfect time to reflect on what we’re grateful for. Try a “gratitude circle” where everyone shares one or two things they are thankful for. Not only does this encourage positive emotions and strengthen social bonds, but it also stimulates happy memories and a sense of connection.
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| The CDC Planned Quarantine Camps Nationwide |
| No matter how bad you think Covid policies were, they were intended to be worse. |
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| "RFK Jr. is Responsible for Measles Deaths in Samoa." - False |
| Reality: The decline in vaccination rates in Samoa began years before Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s 2019 visit and was influenced by various factors, including a tragic vaccine mix-up in 2018. The measles outbreak in Samoa was part of a global surge in cases, and attributing it solely to Kennedy ignores the broader context and complexities involved. |
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| Action Alert: The Battle for Health Freedom: Support RFK Jr. |
| Over the last 48 hours, astroturfing organizations and an onslaught of 'black ops' style media hit pieces have mobilized against Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s appointment as Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS). They are dead set on preventing Americans and America from taking back control of their health using natural approaches, or the grassrooots movement to advocate for parental rights, informed medical choice, and other basic human rights. These powerful forces are working to sway U.S. senators to block this transformative nomination! But you can do something about it now! It’s time your senator hears from YOU. |
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| Regenerating Medicine w Sayer Ji and Sachin Patel |
| Join the always amazing and poetic truth-teller Sayer Ji and myself (Sachin Patel) for a constructive analysis of the state of healthcare and how we can all work together to Regenerate Medicine. |
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Today's episode is Part 2 of a 4-part Holiday Survival series that is part of Your Regret-Proof Holiday Roadmap.
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There's no better time than now to give your heart and mind a little extra nourishment.
I want to share a Sanskrit poem by Kalidasa, an Indian playwright and poet who was active during the 4th and 5th Century AD. It always inspires me to make the most of each day, and I hope it will do the same for you.
Many folks silently starve themselves of the peace and contentedness that is waiting in every moment, convinced that it can only be experienced once a group of external pieces falls into place.
Why can't we be fully alive and activated right NOW?
Without further ado...
Look to this day,
for it is life,
the very breath of life.
In its brief course lie
all the realities of your existence;
the bliss of growth,
the glory of action,
the splendor of beauty.
For yesterday is only a dream,
and tomorrow is but a vision.
But today, well lived,
makes every yesterday a dream of happiness,
and every tomorrow
a vision of hope.
Look well, therefore, to this day.
This poem reminds us that the past and the future dwell only in our minds, and in truth, all that we ever experience is this present moment. "Look well, therefore, to this day..."
A shaman friend once advised me, "Don't let the illusions of your past or future rob you of the infiniteness of your present." This is now written on an internal sticky note, somewhere in the back of my mind
I want to share a Sanskrit poem by Kalidasa, an Indian playwright and poet who was active during the 4th and 5th Century AD. It always inspires me to make the most of each day, and I hope it will do the same for you.
Many folks silently starve themselves of the peace and contentedness that is waiting in every moment, convinced that it can only be experienced once a group of external pieces falls into place.
Why can't we be fully alive and activated right NOW?
Without further ado...
Look to this day,
for it is life,
the very breath of life.
In its brief course lie
all the realities of your existence;
the bliss of growth,
the glory of action,
the splendor of beauty.
For yesterday is only a dream,
and tomorrow is but a vision.
But today, well lived,
makes every yesterday a dream of happiness,
and every tomorrow
a vision of hope.
Look well, therefore, to this day.
This poem reminds us that the past and the future dwell only in our minds, and in truth, all that we ever experience is this present moment. "Look well, therefore, to this day..."
A shaman friend once advised me, "Don't let the illusions of your past or future rob you of the infiniteness of your present." This is now written on an internal sticky note, somewhere in the back of my mind
- Myrrh Essential Oil: The Ancient Secret You’re Missing Out On – Need an essential oil upgrade? Myrrh’s got centuries of wellness packed into every drop. Discover how this ancient oil can add a touch of royalty to your natural remedies.
- Homemade Hand Cream That’s All About Healing and Hydration – Ready to skip the chemicals? This DIY hand cream uses nature’s finest oils to keep your skin soft and protected. Perfect for pampering yourself or as a thoughtful gift.
- Make Your Home Smell Like the Holidays with DIY Salt Dough Ornaments – Add some seasonal cheer to your décor while you're spending time together over the holidays. These salt dough ornaments are a fun DIY project to brings both creativity and the cozy scents of essential oils to your home.
Now back to aluminum.
Aluminum is a toxic metal, and when it makes its way into your body it can cause serious health problems.
Exposure to aluminum can cause fatigue, brain fog, confusion, slurred speech, muscle weakness, and — if you’re exposed over prolonged periods of time — major cognitive health issues.
You might know that aluminum can leach into food through pots and pans, utensils, cooking sheets, and aluminum foil.
But you might be surprised by how many foods and food additives contain aluminum — and many of us consume them daily.
Here are four of the worst foods and food additives containing aluminum:
#1 Tea
Studies have found that both green and black tea leaves contain high levels of aluminum.
This is because tea plants absorb aluminum from the soil at higher rates than nearly every other edible plant.
Worse, brewing tea leaves releases aluminum into the boiling water, making it more bioavailable.
Does this mean you should give up drinking tea? Not necessarily.
Herbal teas tend to have much lower levels of aluminum so they can be a good alternative to green and black tea.
#2 Processed Cheese
Processed cheese — including American cheese — is one of the biggest contributors of dietary aluminum.
The reason why is because many processed cheeses are made with an additive called sodium aluminum phosphate, which your body breaks down into aluminum.
If you have a Thanksgiving recipe that calls for processed cheese, consider swapping it out for a healthier ingredient.
#3 Packaged Baked Goods
Breads, cakes, muffins, and store bought pumpkin and pecan pies, are another big source of aluminum.
Many pre-packaged baked goods use aluminum as an anti-caking agent in flour. This ensures that the flour stays light and fluffy and doesn’t clump up.
Unsurprisingly, several studies have found high levels of aluminum in processed baked goods that use aluminum-based baking powder.
You probably don’t eat processed baked goods regularly.
But they can be tempting this time of year, especially if you don’t have time to bake Thanksgiving pies and desserts from scratch.
If possible, choose organic baked goods to lower your risk of aluminum exposure.
#4 Non-Dairy Creamer
I love sharing a pot of coffee with friends and family after Thanksgiving dinner.
If you’re serving coffee this Thanksgiving, make sure to skip non-dairy creamer.
Non-dairy creamer packets tend to clump and are also prone to spoilage because they’re unrefrigerated.
Aluminum is a toxic metal, and when it makes its way into your body it can cause serious health problems.
Exposure to aluminum can cause fatigue, brain fog, confusion, slurred speech, muscle weakness, and — if you’re exposed over prolonged periods of time — major cognitive health issues.
You might know that aluminum can leach into food through pots and pans, utensils, cooking sheets, and aluminum foil.
But you might be surprised by how many foods and food additives contain aluminum — and many of us consume them daily.
Here are four of the worst foods and food additives containing aluminum:
#1 Tea
Studies have found that both green and black tea leaves contain high levels of aluminum.
This is because tea plants absorb aluminum from the soil at higher rates than nearly every other edible plant.
Worse, brewing tea leaves releases aluminum into the boiling water, making it more bioavailable.
Does this mean you should give up drinking tea? Not necessarily.
Herbal teas tend to have much lower levels of aluminum so they can be a good alternative to green and black tea.
#2 Processed Cheese
Processed cheese — including American cheese — is one of the biggest contributors of dietary aluminum.
The reason why is because many processed cheeses are made with an additive called sodium aluminum phosphate, which your body breaks down into aluminum.
If you have a Thanksgiving recipe that calls for processed cheese, consider swapping it out for a healthier ingredient.
#3 Packaged Baked Goods
Breads, cakes, muffins, and store bought pumpkin and pecan pies, are another big source of aluminum.
Many pre-packaged baked goods use aluminum as an anti-caking agent in flour. This ensures that the flour stays light and fluffy and doesn’t clump up.
Unsurprisingly, several studies have found high levels of aluminum in processed baked goods that use aluminum-based baking powder.
You probably don’t eat processed baked goods regularly.
But they can be tempting this time of year, especially if you don’t have time to bake Thanksgiving pies and desserts from scratch.
If possible, choose organic baked goods to lower your risk of aluminum exposure.
#4 Non-Dairy Creamer
I love sharing a pot of coffee with friends and family after Thanksgiving dinner.
If you’re serving coffee this Thanksgiving, make sure to skip non-dairy creamer.
Non-dairy creamer packets tend to clump and are also prone to spoilage because they’re unrefrigerated.
WHO decides $Moneypox is still a PHEIC
WHO decides $Moneypox is still a PHEIC
And we still have millions more vaccine doses to use, which will cause thousands of myocarditis cases in Africans and who knows what other side effects the vaccines may bring
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Healthy Diet May Stop Prostate Cancer Progression
https://www.newsmax.com/health/heal...=DM714241_11232024&s=acs&dkt_nbr=010102j4vylmjimmi!! you really need some better fiction books!
Well you know, it's kept me alive for over 9 years now (they said I'd live 3 years max) and will help anyone with any cancer so I tend to believe it. Maybe you'd be better off if you'd believe it and eat accordingly. If you eat garbage your body becomes garbage
WHO, UN, Gates, Wellcome and Rockefeller Foundations move forward despite lack of agreement on a Pandemic Treaty to get poor nations a genomics capacity
WHO, UN, Gates, Wellcome and Rockefeller Foundations move forward despite lack of agreement on a Pandemic Treaty to get poor nations a genomics capacity
Quietly the WHO continues to build out its global biosecurity agenda
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Can You Treat Thyroid Disease Naturally?
Can You Treat Thyroid Disease Naturally?
Before you consider medication, consider natural remedies for your thyroid disease. See the results behind patients who chose to instead take that route.
check out these recent episodes from Rosie Radio:
- Human Design 101: Understanding How You Are Wired to Heal and Live Authentically
with Barbara Ditlow- How learning your human design can help you carve a new path for yourself
- Why alignment can improve your parasympathetic tone and healing
- A mobile app that will generate your Human Design chart for free
- The Doctor with Terminal Cancer Who Refused Chemotherapy and Extended His Life with His Unconventional Cancer Protocols
with Dr. Al Danenberg- How to have a nutrient-dense, anti-inflammatory diet
- Why you need to have a healthy gut microbiome
- The circadian rhythm and why it’s critical to your overall health
- Why a Lifelong Vegan Started Eating Meat to Heal from Chronic Mystery Symptoms
with Monica Hershaft- How the liver functions as a detox organ and the importance of choline in detoxification
- Why you should always look out for fungal overgrowth and other parasites when on a vegan diet
- Why running the right labs can save your life
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| Hello Jimi We are pleased to announce an upcoming 2-day virtual training, CranioSacral Therapy for Longevity - Applications for Alzheimer’s and Dementia (CSLAD), taking place January 25-26, 2025. This course is open to all, including laypersons with no prior experience with CranioSacral Therapy (CST), and serves as an excellent introductory class for healthcare practitioners. Benefits include techniques to reduce stress, improve sleep, and support memory and cognitive health. Click below to register. |