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Afghanistan Map

Karen Hadley writes: Warning, rant coming. According to CBS News: “The Office of the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction noted that the U.S. has spent $8.6 billion to fight drug trafficking in Afghanistan since 2002, yet the country remains the world’s largest opium producer.” This is what most of Afghanistan looks like. It’s NOT HARD to figure out where the opium poppies are. I asked a soldier who spent time over there about this, if it is hard to know where the opium is grown. He said no, the U.S. military knows just where it’s grown. So why should it take $8.6 billion to create no improvement? Grrrr!

Anxious, Depressed, Insomniac? Heal Your Gut!

Daniel Nazum

90% of your Seratonin (the feel good hormone) is produced in the gut!

“If you every study out depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, psychosis and look at the symptoms that come with all of these you will always find gastroinstinal symptoms of some sort. Always. In every disorder. Always there. Without fail. They always go together.”

Daniel Nazum CTTP, DO, DM Naturopath, Osteopath, Oriental Medicine

The simplicity and power of this just blows me away. If you don’t feel good, improve your diet! If you If you feel depressed, improve your diet and go for a walk! How many millions of people would feel better and not need drugs if they did just those two things! Pass the word. EVERYONE needs to know this!

https://depressionanxietyseries.com/

Mainstream Lies

Mainstream Lies

I find this to have many valid examples.

Vaccine and chemotherapy-pushing doctors repeatedly cite studies that DON’T EXIST in order to brainwash their victims.
https://www.naturalnews.com/054271_clinical_trials_placebo_effect_double-blind_studies.html

Why double-blind drug trials are a science FRAUD: The more toxic the side effects, the more patients believe the drugs are ‘working’.
https://www.naturalnews.com/054255_David_Gorski_ORAC_conspiracy.html

Independent scientists WARN: ‘Most currently published research findings are FALSE…’.
https://www.naturalnews.com/054112_research_fraud_Big_Pharma_independent_science.html

Experts: Non-GMO Certification of GMO-Derived Sweetener Sets a ‘Dangerous Precedent’

Artificial Sweeteners

Consumer advocates and non-GMO food experts have criticized the non-GMO certification of Cargill’s EverSweet sweetener by NSF’s Non-GMO True North program because the product is derived from a genetically engineered yeast and should be considered a GMO.

Sold by Cargill, EverSweet is described as a “next generation, zero calorie sweetener.” It is derived through a fermentation process using a GMO yeast, which produces the compounds Reb M and Reb D similar to those found in a stevia leaf. NSF says the yeast is not in EverSweet.

But Dana Pearls, senior food and technology policy campaigner at Friends of the Earth, said the True North non-GMO verification of EverSweet “sets a dangerous precedent for greenwashing other GMO products.”

“All products derived from genetic engineering, including the GMO EverSweet, must be regulated, assessed, and labeled,” she said. “Ingredients like EverSweet that are derived from genetic engineering are the new GMOs, and labeling must be honest and transparent.”

Tom’s take:

Those of us who read the book 1984 can almost hear George Orwell calling from his grave, reading from his book, “War is Peace, Lies Are Truth.” After which he adds, “I warned you about this and you did not do enough to prevent it. It is well past time you woke up your fellow travelers on this mud ball before it becomes uninhabitable.”

https://www.ecowatch.com/eversweet-non-gmo-certification-2603754941.html

Pertussis Vacccine Increases Risk Of Disease

Pertussis Vacccine Increases Risk Of Disease

Worthless and DANGEROUS vaccine makes you a carrier of pertussis. CDC’s own annual report on pertussis says those vaccinated for it are 4-6x more likely to get the disease than those who are not vaccinated for it. And they are quietly laughing all the way to the bank, when the drug mule has also become the disease mule. Very clever.

https://www.cdc.gov/maso/facm/pdfs/BSCOID/2013121112_BSCOID_Minutes.pdf

Merkel FDA-
“His findings suggest that although people immunized with acellular vaccines may be protected from whooping cough symptoms (sometimes referred to as being “asymptomatic”), they may still become infected. And these people can then infect others, including infants.”

“That was an important finding. It provided a path forward,” Merkel explains. “Now our work is focused on trying to understand the ways we can improve the vaccine so it prevents infection and transmission, in addition to preventing disease symptoms”

https://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm488978.htm

Keeping fit fights off genetic risk for heart disease, Stanford study finds

woman-running

If your health history happens to be filled with family members who died of heart disease, don’t just throw your hands in the air and assume it’s inevitable that you’ll succumb to the same fate. New research shows that keeping fit can help ward off cardiovascular disease no matter what your genetic risk may be.

This study out of Stanford University provides evidence that despite your genetic risk level, keeping fit will make a difference no matter what that history is: ‘It’s basically indicating that you can make some lifestyle changes [and] be more physically active and it can make a difference to your long-term health.’

Among those considered at high genetic risk for heart disease, high levels of cardiorespiratory fitness were associated with a 49 percent lower risk for coronary heart disease and a 60 percent lower risk for atrial fibrillation compared with study participants with low cardiorespiratory fitness.

A 100 year old doctor from Loma Linda California (the only “Blue Zone” in the US, where a much larger percentage of people than average live to be 100) quotes the study as providing the evidence that climbing a flight of stairs 20 times a week contributes to a 46% decreased incidence of death from heart disease.

Keeping fit fights off genetic risk for heart disease, Stanford study finds