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UNPRECEDENTED: FAA LOWERS BAR FOR PILOT HEART HEALTH
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UNPRECEDENTED: FAA LOWERS BAR FOR PILOT HEART HEALTH
Airline pilot and co-founder of US Freedom Flyers, Josh Yoder, and Clinical Cardiologist, Dr. Thomas Levy, join Del to discuss the recent FAA change to the heart test limits and the coincidental timing of the change coming amid increasing concerns over myocarditis from the COVID-19...
Study finds that FRAGRANCES used in personal care products are loaded with cancer-causing, diabetes-promoting chemical that targets WHITE women with degenerative disease
Study finds that FRAGRANCES used in personal care products are loaded with cancer-causing, diabetes-promoting chemical that targets WHITE women with degenerative disease
A common endocrine-disrupting chemical (EDC) used in personal care products like soap and shampoo substantially increases a woman's risk of developing a metabolic disease like diabetes – especially if she is white – a new study has found. Published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology &a
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anyone making money out of peoples health are scum.
Hi Jimi,
Your health is priceless, yet Big Pharma and their investors are putting a dollar figure on every single human life.
In fact, the Wall Street scum at Goldman Sachs had this to say about infectious diseases just a few years ago:
“Curing patients decreases the number of carriers able to transmit a virus to new patients, causing risk to the sustainability of a franchise.”
And the pharmaceutical industry agreed!
Now, people are struggling with Long-C0VID, vaxx injuries, and chronic inflammation leading to autoimmune disease, cancer, neurodegeneration, heart problems, and more.
We urge you to take control of your health before they do…
Start by watching the on-demand replay of the brand new Absolute Healing docuseries airing NOW through Monday night.
This groundbreaking new docuseries contains 20 full-length episodes that are jam-packed with life-saving protocols that Big Pharma doesn’t want you to know…
>> Watch any or all episodes now at no cost
To your health,
The Conquering Cancer team
P.S. The on-demand airing of all episodes ends Monday night, so be sure to watch this now before it goes offline.
Equatorial Guinea confirms first-ever Marburg virus disease outbreak
Equatorial Guinea confirms first-ever Marburg virus disease outbreak
Equatorial Guinea today confirmed its first-ever outbreak of Marburg virus disease. Preliminary tests carried out following the deaths of at least nine people in the country’s eastern Kie Ntem Province turned out positive on one of the samples for the viral haemorrhagic fever
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I practice cultivating my relationship and make it a priority to have a deep level of intimacy emotionally, intellectually, and physically with my wife. Developing intimacy in your relationship is an important part of keeping it strong and healthy. Here are some tips that I use to foster closeness in my relationship:
1. Show your partner how much you care about them and your relationship. Express your love and appreciation for them in words and actions.
2. Talk openly and honestly about your feelings and needs in the relationship.
3. Make time for each other, even when it's difficult with other commitments. Try to plan a regular date night or weekend away just for the two of you.
4. Accept that relationships have their ups and downs, but keep finding ways to foster intimacy. These don't have to be big events, even small moments of connection can be meaningful.
5. Don't take your partner or your relationship for granted – show gratitude for what you have.
6. Take turns initiating opportunities for intimacy.
7. Take care of your health. This includes eating a healthy diet, exercising, and tending to your emotional well-being, as this can also help to increase closeness.
1. Show your partner how much you care about them and your relationship. Express your love and appreciation for them in words and actions.
2. Talk openly and honestly about your feelings and needs in the relationship.
3. Make time for each other, even when it's difficult with other commitments. Try to plan a regular date night or weekend away just for the two of you.
4. Accept that relationships have their ups and downs, but keep finding ways to foster intimacy. These don't have to be big events, even small moments of connection can be meaningful.
5. Don't take your partner or your relationship for granted – show gratitude for what you have.
6. Take turns initiating opportunities for intimacy.
7. Take care of your health. This includes eating a healthy diet, exercising, and tending to your emotional well-being, as this can also help to increase closeness.
New Investigation Finds Spikes of Mercury in Canned Tuna
Read Newsmax: New Investigation Finds Spikes of Mercury in Canned Tuna | Newsmax.com
Read Newsmax: New Investigation Finds Spikes of Mercury in Canned Tuna | Newsmax.com
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Nutritional Deficiencies Are Still With Us
Dr. David Brownstein, M.D., writes:
In medical school, students learn very little about nutrition. In fact, I recall that my class received only one three-hour lecture on the subject during our entire four years of medical school.
And those three hours were spent reviewing the history of some nutritional diseases, including scurvy (vitamin C deficiency) and beriberi (vitamin B1 deficiency).
Special: 4 Medical Doctors Made a Surprising Discovery
But we were told that in modern times such nutritional deficiencies only occur in third-world countries because of a lack of food. We were also taught that people did not need to supplement their diet with vitamins and minerals because our food supply provided all the nutrients that we need.
After studying holistic medicine for more than 25 years and testing thousands of patients’ nutritional status, I can assure you what I was taught in medical school was wrong.
Unfortunately, medical schools are still teaching the same false information about nutritional diseases. I know this because medical students who do rotations with me at my practice keep me informed about what they are learning.
With regard to teaching about nutritional medicine, nothing much has changed over the last few decades.
Dr. David Brownstein, M.D., writes:
In medical school, students learn very little about nutrition. In fact, I recall that my class received only one three-hour lecture on the subject during our entire four years of medical school.
And those three hours were spent reviewing the history of some nutritional diseases, including scurvy (vitamin C deficiency) and beriberi (vitamin B1 deficiency).
Special: 4 Medical Doctors Made a Surprising Discovery
But we were told that in modern times such nutritional deficiencies only occur in third-world countries because of a lack of food. We were also taught that people did not need to supplement their diet with vitamins and minerals because our food supply provided all the nutrients that we need.
After studying holistic medicine for more than 25 years and testing thousands of patients’ nutritional status, I can assure you what I was taught in medical school was wrong.
Unfortunately, medical schools are still teaching the same false information about nutritional diseases. I know this because medical students who do rotations with me at my practice keep me informed about what they are learning.
With regard to teaching about nutritional medicine, nothing much has changed over the last few decades.
Hi ,
There is a chemical factory inside all of us just waiting for the right moment to spew out inflammatory molecules.
Over 70% of adults and kids as young as one year old are affected.
And that inflammation contributes to cancer, diabetes, heart disease, joint pain, arthritis...
The culprit:
Adipose tissue, aka body fat.
Adipose tissue secretes more than 50 hormones and molecules and get this:
In lean individuals this mix is anti-inflammatory but that changes in overweight individuals and it becomes pro-inflammatory.
That means that losing weight is not just to look and feel great, it's critical for our health too.
So how do you do it?
To give you the complete picture, 40 of the most trusted experts are sharing the latest insights and best strategies on The Truth About Weight Loss Summit. Hosted by Chef AJ, you can watch it all for free when you register today:
Grab your spot right here.
There is a chemical factory inside all of us just waiting for the right moment to spew out inflammatory molecules.
Over 70% of adults and kids as young as one year old are affected.
And that inflammation contributes to cancer, diabetes, heart disease, joint pain, arthritis...
The culprit:
Adipose tissue, aka body fat.
Adipose tissue secretes more than 50 hormones and molecules and get this:
In lean individuals this mix is anti-inflammatory but that changes in overweight individuals and it becomes pro-inflammatory.
That means that losing weight is not just to look and feel great, it's critical for our health too.
So how do you do it?
To give you the complete picture, 40 of the most trusted experts are sharing the latest insights and best strategies on The Truth About Weight Loss Summit. Hosted by Chef AJ, you can watch it all for free when you register today:
Grab your spot right here.
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7 Herbs That Enhance Autophagy and Cellular Healing
7 Herbs That Enhance Autophagy and Cellular Healing
In this article, you will learn what autophagy is, it’s benefits, and the power of fasting and using specific herbs to enhance autophagy.
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Statin drugs are some of the most commonly prescribed medications. They are used to lower your bad cholesterol levels and supposedly reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease, heart attacks, and stroke.
Statin drugs may be common, but they don’t come without side effects. There are some fantastic natural support strategies that you can use to protect your health and reduce your risk of statin drug side effects or needing the medication in the first place.
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The 16 Best Foods for Liver Health
The 16 Best Foods for Liver Health
Simply consuming these foods on a regular basis can help maximize detoxification and drastically lower your risk of liver disease.
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Counterfeit News Network (CNN) admits to sharp rise in cancer cases among youth, but won’t mention TURBO CANCER caused by Covid clot shots
Counterfeit News Network (CNN) admits to sharp rise in cancer cases among youth, but won't mention TURBO CANCER caused by Covid clot shots
Cancer cases have been on a steep incline ever since the Wuhan virus "clot shots" have been jabbed into several billion sheeple. CNN, the "counterfeit news network," claims cancer deaths are on the decline, but is that because so many of those deaths were labeled "died with
Episode 2:
'The Autoimmune Solution: Overcome Leaky Gut & Food Sensitivities'
Episode 2 - Live - Microbiome
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hi jimmi. hope your having a good one my friend.Equatorial Guinea confirms first-ever Marburg virus disease outbreak
Equatorial Guinea confirms first-ever Marburg virus disease outbreak
Equatorial Guinea today confirmed its first-ever outbreak of Marburg virus disease. Preliminary tests carried out following the deaths of at least nine people in the country’s eastern Kie Ntem Province turned out positive on one of the samples for the viral haemorrhagic feverwww.afro.who.int
Thank you, I hope you are too buddy
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Holistic Farming and Improving the Food Chain
Your Immune System Starts with Good Food, which is why I am so excited to share this episode of Beyond Wellness with you.
In this episode, I am joined by Joel Salatin–American farmer, lecturer, author, and owner of Polyface Farm. He uses successful, unconventional agricultural methods which are “beyond organic”.
>> Click here to check out the podcast! <<
Your Immune System Starts with Good Food, which is why I am so excited to share this episode of Beyond Wellness with you.
In this episode, I am joined by Joel Salatin–American farmer, lecturer, author, and owner of Polyface Farm. He uses successful, unconventional agricultural methods which are “beyond organic”.
>> Click here to check out the podcast! <<
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Every year, leaders from around the world congregate in an exclusive and isolated location to determine the future of our planet. Center for Food Safety (CFS) flew to Sharm-El-Sheikh last November to attend this meeting — otherwise known as the 27th Conference of the Parties (COP 27).
With boots on the ground, we made the most of this unique opportunity to advocate in person for agriculture solutions to the climate crisis that are proven, sustainable, and ecological. We united 77 organizations in direct opposition to the greenwashed industrial initiatives backed by USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack.
Join us for a free webinar to learn more about our experience, Vilsack’s misguided initiative, and how we plan to continue advocating for ecological agricultural solutions to our climate crisis in 2023!
Panelists:
Secure your spot now.
With boots on the ground, we made the most of this unique opportunity to advocate in person for agriculture solutions to the climate crisis that are proven, sustainable, and ecological. We united 77 organizations in direct opposition to the greenwashed industrial initiatives backed by USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack.
Join us for a free webinar to learn more about our experience, Vilsack’s misguided initiative, and how we plan to continue advocating for ecological agricultural solutions to our climate crisis in 2023!
Panelists:
- Helmy Abouleish — CEO of the SEKEM Initiative
- Andrew Kimbrell — Executive Director of the Center for Food Safety and International Alliance on Climate and Agriculture (IACA)
- Taylor Arbuckle — Program Coordinator, IACA
- Julia Ranney — Policy and Creative Communications Associate, CFS
| WHAT: COP 27 Redux: What We Learned and How We're Moving Forward WHERE: the comfort of your home via Zoom WHEN: Wednesday, February 22, 2023 WHAT TIME: 7:00 AM HT/ 9:00 AM PST/ 12:00 PM ET (You'll receive a link to join the webinar after you register.)
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Is gluten intolerance at the core of your health issues? Register here to join Dr. Tom on February 22nd to deep dive on this topic.