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The wikiHow message to American children and teens is this: Lie to your parents, lie about vaccine injuries, and lie that you researched it
"You are allowed to lie to your parents if it's the only way you can get the information you need to protect your health. Later, you can say that you researched it and realized you don't have a vaccine injury."
Carbohydrate restriction is a viable patient choice for type 2 diabetes reversal, according to Sarah Hallberg, DO.
"Nutritional ketosis supports diabetes reversal by reducing insulin resistance while providing an alternative fuel to glucose with favorable signaling properties," she said at the World Congress on Insulin Resistance, Diabetes, and Cardiovascular Disease.
Low-carbohydrate nutritional patterns including ketosis have extensive clinical trial evidence for improvement of type 2 diabetes, including preliminary results from a 5-year study of 465 patients enrolled in the Indiana Type 2 Diabetes Reversal Trial that Dr. Hallberg is overseeing in her role as medical director and founder of the medically supervised weight-loss program at Indiana University Health Arnett, Lafayette.
Comment: When one takes the totality of evidence into consideration, it's pretty much impossible for detractors to claim low-carbohydrate/ketogenic interventions aren't an effective strategy against type II diabetes. Even mainstream publications like Medscape can't continue to deny the diet's effectiveness.
See also:
- New study: low-carb education in a group setting for the win
- Beyond weightloss: Low-carb diets could reduce diabetes, heart disease and stroke risk even if people don't lose weight
- Facebook shuts down, then reinstates, popular low-carb support group
- Low carb diet 'should be first line of approach to tackle type 2 diabetes' and prolong lifespan
- Study Shows People Who Kind of Remember Eating a Not-in-Fact Low Carb Diet May or May Not Die Earlier
- Low-carb diet helps people with type 1 diabetes
The 69-year-old man, known only as Xiong, died in the early hours of January 15 at Jinyintan Hospital in Wuhan city.
Officials at Wuhan Municipal Health Commission said the man was admitted to hospital on December 31 with symptoms of the virus.
His health deteriorated on January 4 before he died, local media claims.
A total of 41 patients in Wuhan have been struck with the virus since December. The first death, on January 9, was a man aged 61.
Precisely 120 minutes.
In a study of 20,000 people, a team led by Mathew White of the European Centre for Environment & Human Health at the University of Exeter, found that people who spent two hours a week in green spaces — local parks or other natural environments, either all at once or spaced over several visits — were substantially more likely to report good health and psychological well-being than those who don't. Two hours was a hard boundary: The study, published last June, showed there were no benefits for people who didn't meet that threshold.
The effects were robust, cutting across different occupations, ethnic groups, people from rich and poor areas, and people with chronic illnesses and disabilities.
Annals Editor-in-Chief Christine Laine, MD, MPH, saw her inbox flooded with roughly 2000 emails — most bore the same message, apparently generated by a bot — in a half hour. Laine's inbox had to be shut down, she said. Not only was the volume unprecedented in her decade at the helm of the respected journal, the tone of the emails was particularly caustic.
"We've published a lot on firearm injury prevention," Laine said. "The response from the NRA (National Rifle Association) was less vitriolic than the response from the True Health Initiative."
Comment: If you ever needed more evidence that the anti-meat brigade are, at the top echelons, a bunch of crazy people, here it is. That academics, who one would hope would be open to contradictory evidence and opinions in the pursuit of truth, would go into overdrive using such under-handed tactics to censor evidence that runs counter to their position is truly eye-opening. And as pointed out above, the old adage to "follow the money" never fails to bring a blurry picture into focus.
See also:
- Warnings about processed meat fail the test of science
- Should I eat red meat? Confusing studies diminish trust in nutrition science
- Why are Establishment Elites so Obsessively Anti-meat?
- Nina Teicholz: The latest flip-flop on red meat uses best science in place of best guesses
- Questionable study which found low-carb diets dangerous cleared of collusion with EAT-Lancet, despite obvious collusion
- EAT-Lancet's plant-based planet: 10 things you need to know
According to new research from New York University, flame retardants resulted in a loss of 162 million IQ points among children in the US between 2001 and 2016.
The study, published Tuesday in the journal Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology, looked at the four chemicals known to impact the brain of a developing child most: lead, mercury, pesticides, and polybrominated diphenyl ethers (otherwise known as flame retardants).
Leo Trasande, a pediatrician and public-health researcher at NYU who co-authored the study, described these pollutants as "hit-and-run" chemicals: Once a child is exposed to them, there's no reversing the damage.
"Kids' brain development is exquisitely vulnerable," Trasande told Business Insider. "If you disrupt, even with subtle effects, the way a child's brain is wired, you can have permanent and lifelong consequences."
Comment: See also:
- Flame retardants: Worse than lead?
- Toxic chemicals are causing epidemic levels of damage and death
- The elephant in the room: How chronic exposure to low doses of environmental toxins affects our health
- Scientists & health professionals call for urgent action: Protect children from toxic chemicals
Some hospitals are ditching the ritual of covering reproductive organs and fetuses during imaging exams after prominent medical and scientific groups have said it's a feel-good measure that can impair the quality of diagnostic tests and sometimes inadvertently increase a patient's radiation exposure.
The about-face is intended to improve care, but it will require a major effort to reassure regulators, health care workers and the public that it's better not to shield.
Fear of radiation is entrenched in the collective psyche, and many people are surprised to learn that shielding can cause problems. The movement also has yet to gain much traction among dentists, whose offices perform more than half of all X-rays.

Doctors fear 4-year-old Jade DeLucia may never see again because of the flu. She was rushed to the hospital on Christmas Eve and developed a swelling of the brain that caused her to lose her vision.
Jade DeLucia's mother took her to the hospital on Christmas Eve when her fever became dangerously high.
"I looked down at her and her eyes were in the back of her head," Jade's mom Amanda Phillips told NBC News.
Comment: That they're not-so-subtly implying the unfortunate youngster would have avoided her fate if her parents had vaccinated her is rather telling. Nothing like fear to push an agenda. There is literally no way to know whether an unbelievably rare complication of the flu could have been avoided with the flu shot. Considering complications from the flu shot likely outnumber complications from the flu itself, this seems unlikely. It's even possible that the child's previous flu shot was responsible for complications from the current flu. As previously stated, it's impossible to know.
See also:
- US on track for deadliest flu season in over 40 years
- Still want a flu shot? Since 1980s this US government agency has paid over $4 Billion for vaccine-related injuries and death
- US flu season arrives earliest in 15 years, driven by unexpected virus
- Ketogenic diet helps tame flu virus
- 10 hospitalized from Oklahoma facility after flu shot mix-up
- US Vaccine Court sees 400% spike in vaccine injuries: Flu shot wins top honors for biggest payout

An accumulation of T cells and astrocytes in postmortem brain tissue hints at possible autoimmune origins for many cases of autism.
He soon identified more T-cell swarms, called lymphocytic cuffs, in a few other postmortem brains of people who had been diagnosed with autism. Not long after that, he started to detect another oddity in the brain tissue — tiny bubbles, or blebs. "I'd never seen them in any other brain tissue that I've looked at for many, many different diseases," he says. Anderson began to wonder whether the neurological features he was observing were specific to autism.
Alarming discoveries
Testosterone truly is the male hormone. It is what turns boys into men — upon puberty the testes drastically upregulate their production of it, triggering secondary sexual characteristics. These include the growth of muscle and bone, a deeper voice and the sprouting of body hair. Without testosterone, one suspects there would be a lot of noodle-armed, squeaky-voiced man-babies stalking the streets, perhaps in the vein of a Michael Jackson (rumoured to have been on hormone-blockers since childhood) or even a young Jeff Bezos (until he allegedly started pumping himself full of replacement testosterone).
Comment: See also:
- New meta-study suggests testosterone therapy helps relieve depression in men
- 5 Proven Ways To Boost Testosterone Naturally
- Testosterone may protect men from autoimmune diseases
- Testosterone found to have protective effects against asthma
- Prostate cancer 'shocked' using testosterone therapy
- Man 'cured' of prostate cancer after doctors shock tumour to death with testosterone
- Male Fertility May Be in Trouble: Testosterone and Sperm Counts Plummet
- Vegan Diet with Soy Lowers Testosterone and Causes Erectile Dysfunction













Comment: While slightly hyperbolic, the above is an indication of the levels the pro-vaxxers are willing to go to to reach their goal of 100% compliance in the vaccine schedule. To try to convince kids to go behind their parent's back, going against the rights of the parents to raise their children as they see fit, is absolutely deplorable. They're trying to corrode the last vestige of protection a child has against blatant ideology - the parents. They know children are vulnerable to peer pressure, don't want to be different or stand out amongst their peers, and they're going for the jugular. Being a kid in today's society must be rough.
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