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Yes — it is possible for caffeine to contribute to insulin resistance, but the effect is context-dependent and varies widely by person, dose, timing, and metabolic state. How caffeine can increase insulin resistance (mechanisms) 1. Adrenaline & cortisol elevation Caffeine stimulates the sympathetic nervous system: These hormones: Result: Higher blood glucose + higher insulin required … Read more
Supposedly (if you dare believe anything on Zionic Mass Media) — Florida man adopted dog, killed / decapitated it presumably for biting him, and was comvicted of animal cruelty, sentenced to 1 year + 60 days in jail. State Rep Linda Chaney: “We need to put more [personal] identifiers [into the animal cruelty database.]” 3:15 … Read more
Amyloid Micro-clots clump, grow, block blood, end life. pFauci was deeply trained, funded by Jesuits of Vatican in Rome, Italy. Poisoning is historically associated with Jesuits; it’s in Their supposed Fourth Vow. Jesuits literally exist to “counter” the Protestant Reformation; America is largely Protestant nation. Catholic conspiracy of Lincoln assassination (in which every conspirator hung … Read more
1. Glyphosate was first patented as a chemical used to strip metal. Original Purpose: Metal Chelation (1964 Patent) Monsanto first patented glyphosate in 1964 as an industrial chelating agent, not a weed killer. What the patent described This use is chemically similar to EDTA, citric acid, or phosphonates used in descaling agents. It also strips … Read more
Sulfur depletion impairs histamine breakdown and barrier control, which lowers the activation threshold of mast cells, producing histamine intolerance–like symptoms even without classic allergies. Dr. Stephanie Seneff argues that modern humans are chronically deficient in biologically available sulfur, and that this deficiency underlies a wide range of chronic diseases. Her work blends biochemistry, systems biology, … Read more
A straight, objective, physiology-based explanation of eye fatigue, retinal overload, and blue-LED hazards when comparing: 1. Retina & Photoreceptors: Why bright backgrounds cause overload The retina contains rods and cones that adapt to overall luminance. When the background is large bright white, especially on LED screens (which peak in blue wavelengths): Effects: This is why … Read more
I scanned recent scientific- and medical-literature (last few years) to see what the evidence says about botanical extracts, caffeine or similar “natural” ingredients — and here’s what I found (and how strongly it supports the typical “hair regrowth” claims. What recent science says — modest but mixed potential So — there is evolving evidence that … Read more
‘Prolonged high fever cures cancer.’ – adapted per Dr Tom Cowan Glenn Dale Tuberculosis Sanatorium: Rooftop Sunlight, Cellular Charge, and Heat as Medicine Introduction Glenn Dale Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Maryland was designed around air, light, and rest. Its rooftop solariums and sunbathing decks were not decorative—they were central to treatment. Patients were literally wheeled onto … Read more
My grandmother chewed tobacco her whole life. She loved her fried pork and ate it daily. Fried in bacon fat. She loved her home made cornbread in a big tall glass of buttermilk occasionally. Another poor persons staple was bean and ham hocks. She prepared all her meals from scratch. Fried fruit pies in season. … Read more
