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Pink Himalayan salt: The ancient mineral that's transforming modern kitchens
Pink Himalayan salt has quietly become a staple in many kitchens in America, and for good reason. This naturally pink rock salt, mined from ancient seabeds in the Himalayan...
mRNA Shots Are a Bioterrorism Distribution Platform -- And its Architects Must Be Prosecuted
I run a science lab. I test foods and products for heavy metals, glyphosate, and industrial toxins. I do not synthesize genetic code, but I know enough about biochemistry to...
Most farmed salmon is being fed soy and canola instead of its natural diet of fish:
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Farmed Salmon May Not Be as Nutritious as It Once Was, New Research Suggests - Organic Consumers
September 04, 2026 | Source: Inside Climate News | by Georgina Gustin Eat more fatty fish. That dietary advice has changed the way the world consumes salmon, pushing consumer demand ever upward and production to higher and higher levels. Most of that demand is being met with farmed
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5 Best Dishwasher Detergents to Avoid Gut Health Issues According to a Dermatologist
Rogers argues that parasites play a far larger role in chronic illness, inflammation, and unexplained symptoms than modern medicine is willing to recognize. She walks Del through her own health journey, explains why she believes parasite overgrowth is routinely overlooked, and details the parasite-cleansing approach she credits with transforming her health.
Whether it confirms what you've suspected or challenges what you thought you knew, it's a conversation worth having.
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Hi Jimi,
Wow. What an exhilarating couple of weeks it’s been.
I'll get straight to the BIG NEWS:
The Healing Kitchen docuseries ended on Thursday evening and we’ve received an influx of emails from viewers who weren’t able to watch all of the 9 Episodes during our free event.
So… we’ve decided to do a 48-Hour Replay to make sure you have time to watch any episodes you’ve missed - or re-watch the ones that are particularly important to you. The Healing Kitchen series is back open for 2 days!
Click the link below to access the replay page and all the episodes:
https://healingkitchen.thesacredscience.com/replay-page/
Wow. What an exhilarating couple of weeks it’s been.
I'll get straight to the BIG NEWS:
The Healing Kitchen docuseries ended on Thursday evening and we’ve received an influx of emails from viewers who weren’t able to watch all of the 9 Episodes during our free event.
So… we’ve decided to do a 48-Hour Replay to make sure you have time to watch any episodes you’ve missed - or re-watch the ones that are particularly important to you. The Healing Kitchen series is back open for 2 days!
Click the link below to access the replay page and all the episodes:
https://healingkitchen.thesacredscience.com/replay-page/
Certain Coffees Can Raise Cholesterol
By Chauncey Crandall, M.D.
People who rely on coffee for a pick-me-up may also see a boost in their cholesterol levels — especially if they sip an unfiltered variety, a new study suggests. The researchers found that among more than 21,000 Norwegian adults, those who indulged in several cups of coffee a day generally had slightly higher cholesterol than nondrinkers.
The extent of the difference, however, depended on brewing method. People who drank the “least filtered” kinds of coffee — made with a French press, for example — showed the largest cholesterol effects. On average, those who drank six or more cups a day had total cholesterol levels that were eight to 12 points higher than nondrinkers.
Special: Doctor's 'Twin Swap' Health Hack Ends Common Cholesterol Woes
Espresso lovers were next, followed by women who drank filtered drip coffee (with no cholesterol effects seen among their male counterparts).
Brewing methods matter because coffee contains natural oils that can raise blood cholesterol. Researchers have long known that unfiltered coffees, by exposing the grounds to hot water for a prolonged time, contain more of those oils.
The findings, published online in the journal Open Heart, are based on more than 21,000 adults ages 40 and up who reported on their coffee drinking habits, exercise levels, and alcohol intake. On average, study participants drank four to five cups of coffee a day.
Those who indulged in boiled or French press coffee — six or more cups a day — showed the biggest cholesterol elevations, relative to nondrinkers, the findings showed.
Next came people who said they downed three to five cups of espresso a day. Their total cholesterol was roughly 4 to 6 mg/dL higher, versus people who did not drink espresso.
Finally, women who drank at least six cups of filtered coffee each day had cholesterol levels that were 4 mg/dL higher, on average, versus women who never drank filtered coffee.
By Chauncey Crandall, M.D.
People who rely on coffee for a pick-me-up may also see a boost in their cholesterol levels — especially if they sip an unfiltered variety, a new study suggests. The researchers found that among more than 21,000 Norwegian adults, those who indulged in several cups of coffee a day generally had slightly higher cholesterol than nondrinkers.
The extent of the difference, however, depended on brewing method. People who drank the “least filtered” kinds of coffee — made with a French press, for example — showed the largest cholesterol effects. On average, those who drank six or more cups a day had total cholesterol levels that were eight to 12 points higher than nondrinkers.
Special: Doctor's 'Twin Swap' Health Hack Ends Common Cholesterol Woes
Espresso lovers were next, followed by women who drank filtered drip coffee (with no cholesterol effects seen among their male counterparts).
Brewing methods matter because coffee contains natural oils that can raise blood cholesterol. Researchers have long known that unfiltered coffees, by exposing the grounds to hot water for a prolonged time, contain more of those oils.
The findings, published online in the journal Open Heart, are based on more than 21,000 adults ages 40 and up who reported on their coffee drinking habits, exercise levels, and alcohol intake. On average, study participants drank four to five cups of coffee a day.
Those who indulged in boiled or French press coffee — six or more cups a day — showed the biggest cholesterol elevations, relative to nondrinkers, the findings showed.
Next came people who said they downed three to five cups of espresso a day. Their total cholesterol was roughly 4 to 6 mg/dL higher, versus people who did not drink espresso.
Finally, women who drank at least six cups of filtered coffee each day had cholesterol levels that were 4 mg/dL higher, on average, versus women who never drank filtered coffee.
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My good friend Jason Prall has one of the smartest minds I know in the health space. He's a filmmaker, author, and health educator who created The Human Longevity Project, a nine-part film series that's honestly one of my favorite health documentaries of all time. In this conversation, we dive deep into something most people miss: how your childhood experiences and emotional traumas directly impact your energy levels and physical health. We explore the ACE study, intergenerational trauma, and how your nervous system is either working for you or against you. Jason shares how the beliefs and patterns you developed as a child are still running in the background of your life, draining your energy and keeping you stuck in fight-or-flight mode. But there is good news: once you understand this, you can change it. Jason walks through practical tools you can use today to shift your nervous system, heal your attachment patterns, and start extracting energy from your environment more efficiently, whether you're dealing with chronic fatigue, anxiety, or just feeling stuck. In this podcast, Jason and I discuss:
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Yours in health, |
Hi Jimi,
Wow. What an exhilarating couple of weeks it’s been.
I'll get straight to the BIG NEWS:
The Healing Kitchen docuseries ended on Thursday evening and we’ve received an influx of emails from viewers who weren’t able to watch all of the 9 Episodes during our free event.
So… we’ve decided to do a 48-Hour Replay to make sure you have time to watch any episodes you’ve missed - or re-watch the ones that are particularly important to you. The Healing Kitchen series is back open for 2 days!
Click the link below to access the replay page and all the episodes:
https://healingkitchen.thesacredscience.com/replay-page/
Wow. What an exhilarating couple of weeks it’s been.
I'll get straight to the BIG NEWS:
The Healing Kitchen docuseries ended on Thursday evening and we’ve received an influx of emails from viewers who weren’t able to watch all of the 9 Episodes during our free event.
So… we’ve decided to do a 48-Hour Replay to make sure you have time to watch any episodes you’ve missed - or re-watch the ones that are particularly important to you. The Healing Kitchen series is back open for 2 days!
Click the link below to access the replay page and all the episodes:
https://healingkitchen.thesacredscience.com/replay-page/
BREAKING: Pfizer “Vaccine” Plasmid DNA Found Inside Deadly TURBO CANCER Heart Tumor
Scientists have recovered synthetic vaccine DNA directly inside a lethal cardiac tumor, shattering the establishment narrative.
Hi Jimi, Doctors have measured blood pressure and cholesterol for decades — but there's one "end of life" predictor often unspoken by Western medicine that's far more telling. In addition, did you know you can cut your cancer risk by up to 25% by simply consuming more of this plant compound, especially valuable for smokers. |
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One simple addition can make standing easier on your body.
One involves changing where you keep the things you use most.
One can help reduce the amount of time you spend standing.
And one addresses a surprisingly common mistake you make while doing dishes.
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Certain Coffees Can Raise Cholesterol
By Chauncey Crandall, M.D.
People who rely on coffee for a pick-me-up may also see a boost in their cholesterol levels — especially if they sip an unfiltered variety, a new study suggests. The researchers found that among more than 21,000 Norwegian adults, those who indulged in several cups of coffee a day generally had slightly higher cholesterol than nondrinkers.
The extent of the difference, however, depended on brewing method. People who drank the “least filtered” kinds of coffee — made with a French press, for example — showed the largest cholesterol effects. On average, those who drank six or more cups a day had total cholesterol levels that were eight to 12 points higher than nondrinkers.
Special: Doctor's 'Twin Swap' Health Hack Ends Common Cholesterol Woes
Espresso lovers were next, followed by women who drank filtered drip coffee (with no cholesterol effects seen among their male counterparts).
Brewing methods matter because coffee contains natural oils that can raise blood cholesterol. Researchers have long known that unfiltered coffees, by exposing the grounds to hot water for a prolonged time, contain more of those oils.
The findings, published online in the journal Open Heart, are based on more than 21,000 adults ages 40 and up who reported on their coffee drinking habits, exercise levels, and alcohol intake. On average, study participants drank four to five cups of coffee a day.
Those who indulged in boiled or French press coffee — six or more cups a day — showed the biggest cholesterol elevations, relative to nondrinkers, the findings showed.
Next came people who said they downed three to five cups of espresso a day. Their total cholesterol was roughly 4 to 6 mg/dL higher, versus people who did not drink espresso.
Finally, women who drank at least six cups of filtered coffee each day had cholesterol levels that were 4 mg/dL higher, on average, versus women who never drank filtered coffee.
By Chauncey Crandall, M.D.
People who rely on coffee for a pick-me-up may also see a boost in their cholesterol levels — especially if they sip an unfiltered variety, a new study suggests. The researchers found that among more than 21,000 Norwegian adults, those who indulged in several cups of coffee a day generally had slightly higher cholesterol than nondrinkers.
The extent of the difference, however, depended on brewing method. People who drank the “least filtered” kinds of coffee — made with a French press, for example — showed the largest cholesterol effects. On average, those who drank six or more cups a day had total cholesterol levels that were eight to 12 points higher than nondrinkers.
Special: Doctor's 'Twin Swap' Health Hack Ends Common Cholesterol Woes
Espresso lovers were next, followed by women who drank filtered drip coffee (with no cholesterol effects seen among their male counterparts).
Brewing methods matter because coffee contains natural oils that can raise blood cholesterol. Researchers have long known that unfiltered coffees, by exposing the grounds to hot water for a prolonged time, contain more of those oils.
The findings, published online in the journal Open Heart, are based on more than 21,000 adults ages 40 and up who reported on their coffee drinking habits, exercise levels, and alcohol intake. On average, study participants drank four to five cups of coffee a day.
Those who indulged in boiled or French press coffee — six or more cups a day — showed the biggest cholesterol elevations, relative to nondrinkers, the findings showed.
Next came people who said they downed three to five cups of espresso a day. Their total cholesterol was roughly 4 to 6 mg/dL higher, versus people who did not drink espresso.
Finally, women who drank at least six cups of filtered coffee each day had cholesterol levels that were 4 mg/dL higher, on average, versus women who never drank filtered coffee.
Does your skin randomly itch, flare up, or react for no clear reason?
Maybe it shows up as:
Most people assume it’s a new lotion, or just "sensitive skin."
So they try to soothe it from the outside.
But what if your skin is reacting to something hiding inside?
When stealthy invaders like parasites move into the body…
They don't just stay in your gut.
Instead, they release toxic waste into your system.
Triggering histamine reactions.
Systemic inflammation.
And sudden skin itching that creams just can't touch.
That’s why my friend, Sinclair Kennally, is hosting a complimentary 3-day event starting his Monday, 14 September.
It’s called Parasite Immersion, and there, she’ll show you how to spot the hidden signs parasites leave behind.
Plus, how to make your body an inhospitable place for them to stay.
Discover why your skin is reacting and claim your complimentary self-assessment here
Maybe it shows up as:
- Sudden irritation
- Unexplained breakouts
- A patch that just won't soothe
Most people assume it’s a new lotion, or just "sensitive skin."
So they try to soothe it from the outside.
But what if your skin is reacting to something hiding inside?
When stealthy invaders like parasites move into the body…
They don't just stay in your gut.
Instead, they release toxic waste into your system.
Triggering histamine reactions.
Systemic inflammation.
And sudden skin itching that creams just can't touch.
That’s why my friend, Sinclair Kennally, is hosting a complimentary 3-day event starting his Monday, 14 September.
It’s called Parasite Immersion, and there, she’ll show you how to spot the hidden signs parasites leave behind.
Plus, how to make your body an inhospitable place for them to stay.
Discover why your skin is reacting and claim your complimentary self-assessment here
Something happens when I step into the kitchen that doesn’t happen anywhere else in our home.
The noise of the day quiets down… a little. We have a toddler so nowhere in our home is exactly calm and quiet these days.
But the kitchen is a special place for me and our family.
It’s where our family and friends gather, share meals, and make memories.
And with the right herbs, foods, and recipes, the kitchen is also one of the most powerful places we have for looking after our health.
That’s what my friend and colleague Nick Polizzi set out to explore with his 9-part docuseries, Healing Kitchen: Let Food Be Thy Medicine.
It screened for the first time last week, and if you weren’t able to tune in live…
Nick and his team have just announced a full replay weekend. Every episode is available to stream free, on demand, right now.
But only until 11:59pm Eastern this Sunday, September 13th.
⇒ Click here to watch the full Healing Kitchen series free this weekend
In this beautifully filmed docuseries, a team of nutritionists, herbalists, farm-to-table chefs, and naturopathic doctors share the foods, herbs, and kitchen remedies that have been the cornerstone of their work for decades.
Here’s a sample of what’s waiting for you across all 9 episodes:
Episode #1 — The Forgotten Secrets of Food
Episode #2 — A Happy Gut: Recipes for Nourishing Your Inner Ecosystem
Episode #3 — Cooking for Immunity: Strengthening Defenses with Flavorful Fare
Episode #4 — Cognitive Cuisine: Brain-Boosting Dishes from Antiquity
Episode #5 — Heart-Smart Menus: Time-Tested Recipes for Cardiovascular Care
Episode #6 — Zest & Zen: Formulas for Better Sleep & Boundless Energy
Episode #7 — Food Fighters: Crafting Anti-Cancer Meals
Episode #8 — Beauty in a Bowl: Recipes for Skin & Hair Health
Episode #9 — Spice of Life: Healing Hormones & Enhancing Intimacy
All nine episodes are free, and streaming on demand this weekend only.
This is a very bingeworthy series. It’s not a bunch of researchers sharing dry, boring theories from a distance.
You’ll meet experts from a wide variety of backgrounds who will share their own personal health stories that led them to this work.
They’ve personally overcome health challenges. And now they’re sharing the foods and meals that helped them do it.
Please keep in mind:
The replay goes offline at 11:59pm Eastern this Sunday, September 13th.
So if you want to watch one or two episodes, or binge them all, now’s the time to grab a tasty plant-based snack, get cozy, and enjoy!
⇒ [REPLAY] Watch Healing Kitchen: Let Food Be Thy Medicine free this weekend (on demand until midnight Sunday, September 13th)
Yours for better health, naturally,
The noise of the day quiets down… a little. We have a toddler so nowhere in our home is exactly calm and quiet these days.
But the kitchen is a special place for me and our family.
It’s where our family and friends gather, share meals, and make memories.
And with the right herbs, foods, and recipes, the kitchen is also one of the most powerful places we have for looking after our health.
That’s what my friend and colleague Nick Polizzi set out to explore with his 9-part docuseries, Healing Kitchen: Let Food Be Thy Medicine.
It screened for the first time last week, and if you weren’t able to tune in live…
Nick and his team have just announced a full replay weekend. Every episode is available to stream free, on demand, right now.
But only until 11:59pm Eastern this Sunday, September 13th.
⇒ Click here to watch the full Healing Kitchen series free this weekend
In this beautifully filmed docuseries, a team of nutritionists, herbalists, farm-to-table chefs, and naturopathic doctors share the foods, herbs, and kitchen remedies that have been the cornerstone of their work for decades.
Here’s a sample of what’s waiting for you across all 9 episodes:
Episode #1 — The Forgotten Secrets of Food
Episode #2 — A Happy Gut: Recipes for Nourishing Your Inner Ecosystem
Episode #3 — Cooking for Immunity: Strengthening Defenses with Flavorful Fare
Episode #4 — Cognitive Cuisine: Brain-Boosting Dishes from Antiquity
Episode #5 — Heart-Smart Menus: Time-Tested Recipes for Cardiovascular Care
Episode #6 — Zest & Zen: Formulas for Better Sleep & Boundless Energy
Episode #7 — Food Fighters: Crafting Anti-Cancer Meals
Episode #8 — Beauty in a Bowl: Recipes for Skin & Hair Health
Episode #9 — Spice of Life: Healing Hormones & Enhancing Intimacy
All nine episodes are free, and streaming on demand this weekend only.
This is a very bingeworthy series. It’s not a bunch of researchers sharing dry, boring theories from a distance.
You’ll meet experts from a wide variety of backgrounds who will share their own personal health stories that led them to this work.
They’ve personally overcome health challenges. And now they’re sharing the foods and meals that helped them do it.
Please keep in mind:
The replay goes offline at 11:59pm Eastern this Sunday, September 13th.
So if you want to watch one or two episodes, or binge them all, now’s the time to grab a tasty plant-based snack, get cozy, and enjoy!
⇒ [REPLAY] Watch Healing Kitchen: Let Food Be Thy Medicine free this weekend (on demand until midnight Sunday, September 13th)
Yours for better health, naturally,
Further Confirmation They KNEW the COVID Injections Could INJURE and KILL — Yet They COVERED IT UP
Israel WARNED U.S. and European health authorities about the cardiac signal on February 28, 2021
Further Confirmation They KNEW the COVID Injections Could INJURE and KILL — Yet They COVERED IT UP
Israel WARNED U.S. and European health authorities about the cardiac signal on February 28, 2021
lionessofjudah.substack.com
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