not for everyone, just for a subgroup of the population.
In this case study experiment on a lean mass hyper-responder on a ketogenic diet, Oreo cookie supplementation lowered LDL-C by 273 mg/dL over 16 days, a 71% drop, as compared to a smaller 137 mg/dL peak reduction, a 32.5% drop, with 6 weeks of high-intensity statin therapy. These findings are consistent with the lipid energy model and highlight the need for further studies on this unique lean mass hyper-responder population.
None of @RobertKennedyJr 's views "have any value whatsoever," say the media. But even the author admits RFK's right about fluoride, raw milk, and the danger of Big Pharma. Elites are freaking out because they know RFK will hold them accountable for their gross abuses of power. pic.twitter.com/wHFbRTzVC0
— Michael Shellenberger (@shellenberger) November 14, 2024
Incredible man who invented an ultra simple hydration formula for people with cholera - 0.5L water, 1 fistfull of sugar, 1 pinch of salt. Number of kids dying of diarrhea fell by 90% even as population went up 70% https://t.co/Ln0hXWiw55
— Aaron M. Renn 🇺🇸 (@aaron_renn) November 10, 2024
Incredible man who invented an ultra simple hydration formula for people with cholera - 0.5L water, 1 fistfull of sugar, 1 pinch of salt. Number of kids dying of diarrhea fell by 90% even as population went up 70% https://t.co/Ln0hXWiw55
— Aaron M. Renn 🇺🇸 (@aaron_renn) November 10, 2024
The treaty is a fraud of course LINKThe proposed "Pandemic Treaty" is NOT designed to prevent the next pandemic. The World Health Organization has failed to address the obvious fact that regulatory agencies around the world have been captured by pharmaceutical interests. In fact, they are profiting from it. >LINK< It is designed to enable a small group of well-positioned people to profit from the next pandemic.
More here. The WHO's "Prequalification" and "Emergency Use Listing" Racket Are products that are approved, "Prequalified" or listed for emergency use (EUL) by the World Health Organization truly "safe and effective," or is this just another corrupt, money-making racket? James Roguski Nov 07, 2024 Share Leave a comment Type your email... Subscribe Are you aware that the World Health Organization has “prequalified” 272 vaccines? They charge over $100,000 per vaccine! In order for “health related products” to be part of the United Nations procurement system, they must be “prequalified” by the WHO, which charges substantial one-time and ongoing fees in return for their “prequalification.” A “racket” is defined as the act of creating demand for a “service” through extortion or intimidation when such a “service” would not have been needed otherwise. A “racketeer” is a person who engages in organized criminal activity, typically for financial gain.
“Racketeering” is a type of organized crime in which the perpetrators set up a coercive, fraudulent, extortionary, or otherwise coordinated scheme or operation (a "racket") to repeatedly or consistently collect a profit.
Is the WHO ethically and financially liable for the harm that results from the products that they “prequalify?” Or does their money-making scheme enable them to create an illusion of safety and effectiveness while redirecting blame to the Responsible National Regulatory Agencies? Click on the links below for details: https://extranet.who.int/prequal/vaccines/fees-prequalification https://extranet.who.int/prequal/vaccines/prequalified-vaccines
If manufacturers want their products to be eligible for procurement by United Nations agencies, they must submit to the World Health Organization’s scheme to have their products “prequalified.” The “Pandemic Agreement” is NOT designed to improve health and there is absolutely no evidence that it will prevent future pandemics.
It is actually a corrupt business deal that is designed to dramatically expand the Pharmaceutical Hospital Emergency Industrial Complex (PHEIC) around the world. It is simply NOT acceptable to spend tens of billions of dollars to increase Big Pharma’s profits under the guise of “sustainable financing” for “geographically diversified local production” to ensure “equitable access to pandemic related products” to combat “pathogens with pandemic potential.”
Hallucinogens; The latest fad.
the latest: Curing anorexia.
psychologically this is a way to cope when the environment is oppressive: an obessive compulsive behavior because by your diet you can at least control one thing in your life (see how both Sisi and Princess Diana's anorexia started because of the oppression not of their marriages alone but the court life pressures on them).
I posted this answer:
I always suspect these studies because they are done
to prove the hallucinogen works.
They also have selected participants:
For example, devout Christians would not take
hallucinogens, but might enter into a study of faith
healing for depression etc.
(for which there are a lot of anecdotes that it works).
So where are these studies?
Ironically, the advocates often cite AmerIndian healing
ceremonies, but ignore the ceremonies are about
communal prayer for the person.
And magic mushrooms don't make you hallucinate
like LSD but merely give you a mild high that makes
you feel like you are part of the entire world. For people
with existential loneliness, this might indeed help them,
but without helping them connect with their family and
society, other problems will result.
Mother Katherine Drexal, a nun who pioneered schools
for minorities, once participated and noted that
the mushroom gave her the same feeling as she
got in deep prayer after taking the Eucharist.
This needs to be examined but probably won't be.
or as one commenter noted:
