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A groundbreaking study shows the strong connection between Cell Phone towers and cancer. It’s one of many showing how electromagnetic radiation is harming human health at an exponential rate, and another example of industry trumps science.

Leap brings calls for ministers to act to prevent so many children getting grossly obese.
Growing numbers of children and young people are developing type 2 diabetes, a disease usually seen in those aged over 40, in the latest sign of worsening childhood obesity.
The number of people aged up to 25 with the condition in England and Wales increased from 507 in 2013-14 to 715 in 2016-17 – a 41% rise.
The sharp rise has prompted concern among doctors and led to renewed calls for tougher government action to tackle the relentless increase in the number of dangerously overweight youngsters.
“Type 2 diabetes is a disaster for the child and their family and for the NHS,” said Graham MacGregor, a professor of cardiovascular health at Queen Mary University of London who is also the chair of the campaign group Action on Sugar.
“If a child gets type 2 diabetes, it’s condemning them to a lot of complications of that condition, such as blindness, amputations and kidney disease,” he said.
“These figures are a sign that we are in a crisis and that the government doesn’t seem to be taking action, or not enough and not quickly enough.”
The figures have been collected by paediatric diabetes units at hospitals across England and Wales and collated by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH).
“Type 2 diabetes typically develops in adults over the age of 40, so – while still rare in children – it is extremely worrying that we are seeing more young people develop the condition,” said Izzi Seccombe, the chair of the community wellbeing board at the Local Government Association (LGA), which obtained the figures from the RCPCH.
Type 2 diabetes is closely associated with being very overweight. Almost four in five (79%) of the 715 children suffering from it were also obese, the NHS data revealed.
The figures show that people from some ethnic minorities are much more likely than others to develop type 2 diabetes. Almost half of the 715 young people were black or Asian.
“Much more needs to be done to reach out to black and ethnic minority groups over the disease,” said the LGA, which represents 370 councils across England and Wales.
The figures come soon after it emerged that 22,000 children aged 10 and 11 in England are severely obese because their body mass index (BMI) is at least 40.
For adults, a BMI of 18.5 to 24.9 means someone has a healthy weight; 25 to 29.9 denotes they are overweight; 30 to 39.9 means someone is obese; and 40 or above signifies severe obesity.
“The rise in type 2 diabetes in young children highlights why bold measures are needed to tackle childhood obesity – and change won’t happen overnight”, said Eustace de Sousa of Public Health England (PHE).
It has asked food manufacturers to cut the amount of sugar in their products by 20% by 2020. However, firms have reduced the sugar content by just 2% in the first year of the initiative, well below the 5% target PHE set. It is also helping to plan a series of “healthy towns” and is running healthy eating campaigns.
Ministers recently announced measures intended to halve childhood obesity by 2030, including:
Demanding calorie labelling on menus in cafes, takeaways and restaurants.
Banning the sale of caffeine-filled energy drinks to under-16s.
Stopping supermarkets displaying treat foods near checkouts or including them in money-off offers.
But much firmer action is needed, said MacGregor. “Appeals to people to eat more healthily won’t be enough. We need to ban the marketing and advertising of unhealthy foods altogether, not just limit it, as ministers are considering.
“We should also extend the sugary drinks tax to confectionery and set a target of reducing the sugar in products by 50%, far more than the 20% PHE is proposing,” he added.
Seccombe, a Conservative member of Warwickshire county council, criticised government cuts to councils’ public health budgets as “short-sighted” given the scale of the obesity epidemic.
A spokesperson for the Department of Health and Social Care said: “We know the damage obesity causes and are determined to halve childhood obesity by 2030.
“We’ve invested billions in public health services and have already removed the equivalent of 45m kilograms of sugar from soft drinks every year.
“Our new childhood obesity plan will now get children exercising more in schools and reduce their exposure to sugary and fatty foods.”

Wow! Just listening to the Square One Cancer presentation. Lots of things I already knew but this one is huge. A breast cancer risk survey was done on Chinese women. Those who ate 15 mushrooms and drank 15 cups of green tea a month (that’s half a mushroom and half a cup of green tea a day) had a 90% lower risk of getting breast cancer than those who didn’t!
I have green tea extract and 9 different types of mushrooms in my top bars and powders.
Garlic is the top plant found to inhibit the growth of every cancer type tested.
I have garlic in my top bars and powders.
Some people have cured cancer by drinking only carrot juice. Carrot juice is a key component in the Dr Rudolf Breuss Juice anti cancer formula.
I have carrot in my top bars and powders.

Prior to the introduction of vaccines!

Wow! They printed this. Surprising.

New research shows that treatment with this powerhouse combination restores euthyroid status in Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. What’s more, you can easily obtain the therapeutic dosages from foods.
Not only did thyroid autoantibodies significantly decrease post-treatment, but TSH effectively normalized, and serum free T3 and free T4 levels increased slightly but significantly compared to baseline (4). Of note, is that the combination of selenium and myo-inositol not only decreased thyroid peroxidase (TPO) antibodies, but also decreased thyroglobulin (TG) antibodies, whereas selenium as the sole treatment only lowered TPO (4).
Selenium
In another three-month placebo-controlled trial conducted in New Zealand, subjects were randomized to receive two Brazil nuts per day, to provide approximately 100 micrograms of selenium, or an equivalent supplemental dose of selenomethionine (22). The Brazil nut intervention was found to increase plasma selenium, plasma glutathione peroxidase, and whole blood glutathione peroxidase as well as the selenomethionine supplement (22). Therefore, these two studies highlight the utility of including Brazil nuts in the diet to confer selenostasis and boost antioxidant defense mechanisms.
Myo-Inositol
Fresh fruits and vegetables, in general, possess higher myo-inositol content than canned, frozen, processed, or salt-free products (26). Extraordinarily high amounts of myo-inositol are found in cantaloupe and citrus fruits such as oranges, grapefruit, and lime (26). Other fruit sources high in myo-inositol include blackberry, kiwi, nectarine, mango, prunes, cherries, peaches, pears, watermelon, apple, and carob fruit (26, 27).
Sherry Brescia said in a newsletter this week:
Step 1: Have a healthy, fiber-rich, easy to digest diet
Step 2: Supplement as necessary
Step 3: MOVE
Step 4: Nix soda and processed/fast food
Step 5: Demand drug alternatives

Dr Mark Vinick says they kill the food and actually make it toxic. He also says that could… Dr. Mark Vinick explains how microwave ovens damage the food you’re about to eat by cooking it violently and damaging the molecules in the food.
https://krclip.com/rev/microwave+ovens+kill+food+and+eventually+you/

Says a mouthful!

Neil Miller has been researching vaccine dangers for more than 25 years prepared the E-Booklet, “Vaccine Tricks and Tips”, for me. Please download from the link and share with everyone.
https://dreisenstein.leadpages.net/free-report-template-vaccine-tips-and-tricks/