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INFLAMMATION NATION: 10 top culprits that drive chronic inflammation and ways to reverse it before serious damage sets in

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Inflammation may be a normal part of your body’s response to injuries and foreign invaders like germs and pathogens, but chronic inflammation often goes unchecked, developing and persisting over time, leading to chronic diseases and disorders most medical doctors never “fix,” but only “manage the symptoms.”

While acute inflammation is sudden and temporary, chronic inflammation can persist for months or even years. This means your body keeps sending inflammatory cells even when ...

Amish foods that you need in your survival stockpile

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Like preppers, the Amish value self-sufficiency. And if you're a prepper, you might want to buy essential foods at Amish stores such as dried beans and fruits or canned vegetables.

When disaster strikes, your stockpile of various non-perishable and long-lasting foods can help save your family's life, or at least ensure that you don't starve during an emergency. (h/t to AskAPrepper.com)

Compared to grocery stores that sell foods that contain preservatives and other harmful ...

Make your harvests last longer with these timeless food preservation techniques

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Having a home garden on your property offers several benefits to homesteaders. Aside from allowing you to grow fresh, organic fruits and vegetables in your backyard, gardening also gives you the option to preserve some of your harvests for future use.

If you're not sure which method to try, detailed below are some of the best techniques for food preservation. (h/t to ZeroWasteHomestead.com)Dehydrating

Dehydrating is an easy technique that doesn't require expensive or ...

Big Government vs. Big Tech: Justice Department outlines proposal to break up Google

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This move aims to dismantle what is described as an illegal monopoly held by Google in the online search sector. A judge had previously concluded in August that Google, which handles 90 percent of internet searches in the U.S., had established this monopoly unlawfully.

The Justice Department has outlined remedies that could dramatically alter the landscape of how information is accessed on the internet by Americans, potentially diminishing Google’s revenue and enabling competitors ...

Genetically modified crops: A growing threat to health and the environment

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Health risks posed by GM foods

Some notable issues related to the consumption of GM foods and products include the following:Allergic reactions

Genetic modifications can transfer allergens from one food to another. For instance, a study published in The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) revealed that soybeans engineered with a Brazil nut gene caused allergic reactions in people who are nut-sensitive. This led to the withdrawal of some products due to this serious risk....

Dumbing them down: Toxic heavy metals and pesticides found in children’s school lunches

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The testing was carried out by the accredited independent lab The Health Research Institute, whose chief scientist and CEO, John Fagan, called the findings “pretty shocking.” Some of the foods tested by the lab included potatoes, fruit, pizza and breadsticks.

The presence of heavy metals in children's food is highly concerning as exposure can lead to irreversible damage. One of the most dangerous heavy metals is lead, and it was found in 100 percent of the samples. Lead at ...

The Corporate Transparency Act — The most aggressive domestic spying program since the Patriot Act

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(Article by Peter McIlvenna republished from TheGatewayPundit.com)

These words reflected the general and growing distrust of the government.

Today, this quote could be reinterpreted to say, “I’m from the federal government, give up your personal data, and as long as you don’t step out of line, we will keep you safe”. Not as snappy but truer today than ever before.

By the end of this year, every citizen in the United States will be required to hand over the personal ...

Over 100,000 Verizon customers stuck in SOS mode during massive service outage

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As of 10:11 a.m. ET on Monday, Sept. 30, more than 100,000 reports of Verizon outages had been logged with DownDetector, which tracks service outages for telecommunications providers, websites and other businesses.

Outages were reported from New York to Los Angeles, with the main complaint linked to lack of service on customers' mobile phones. Customers began reporting problems shortly after 9:00 a.m. ET, with some turning to social media to ask Verizon for refunds.

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Why eating apples daily is your best defense against chronic diseases

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Apples are a type of deciduous tree. They grow well in temperate climates. Their fruits drop from the tree when ripe, with their leaves shedding at the end of the growing season and regrowing at the next. The apple's sturdiness is seen as a symbol of growth and strength.

Throughout history, the apple has often been viewed as a symbol of desire and love. The ancient Romans associated it with Venus, their Goddess of Love. Interestingly, when you slice an apple across the middle, ...

U.S. approves more FRAKENFOOD: Controversial genetically modified wheat grown using dangerous neurotoxin

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That’s right: there is going to be yet another Frankenfood you’ll have to go out of your way to avoid, and when it’s something as ubiquitous as wheat, you’re going to need some excellent label reading and interpreting skills given how hard food companies try to obscure the true nature of the ingredients they use.

The Argentinean firm Bioceres and the French multinational Florimond Deprez are behind the planet’s first GM wheat. They grow it using an agrotoxin known as glufosinate ...

New York City launches RAT BIRTH CONTROL scheme to clean up filthy, rodent-infested streets

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Instead of poison, the Big Apple, starting on Jan. 1, 2025, will begin placing contraceptive pellets inside special rat-accessible containers throughout the city. When the rats enter the containers and eat the pellets, it sterilizes them so they cannot reproduce.

Proponents of the scheme say this is the most humane way to deal with NYC's rodent problem.

"We can't poison our way out of this," said city council member Shaun Abreu back in April when the initiative, known ...

Apple collecting private mental health data from iPhone users

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The iPhone Health app performs mental health assessments that are designed to probe the inner workings of users' brains. Under the guise of providing "support" for people's "mental wellbeing," Apple instructs users to "log an emotion or mood," as well as "choose how you're feeling right now" with the simple click of a slider button.

Whatever you choose to input into the Health app is then sent off to Apple, which uses it for who knows what as it joins the rest of Big Tech ...

Mayor Adams delivers statement to New Yorkers about his alleged criminal activity, claiming charges are “completely false and founded on lies”

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Adams delivered a statement – watch below – defending himself against allegations that he engaged in bribery, wire fraud, conspiracy, and soliciting campaign contributions from foreign nationals.

"It is now my belief that the federal government intends to charge me with crimes," Adams said in his address to his constituents. "If so, these charges will be entirely false, based on lies, but they would not be surprising. I always knew that if I stood my ground to all of you ...

NYC Mayor Adams INDICTED in federal corruption probe

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According to a USA Today report, the 57-page indictment against the Big Apple's mayor lists charges of federal bribery, fraud and campaign finance fraud. The indictment unsealed on Sept. 26 accuses Adams of corrupt acts going back 10 years. It also accuses him of being a willing agent for the Turkish government, "trading influence for illegal campaign funds and free trips around the world."

As per the indictment in the Southern District of New York, the mayor is alleged to ...

Microsoft to bring infamous nuclear plant back to life to feed POWER-HUNGRY AI data centers

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According to a report by Bloomberg, the Big Tech company made a deal with Constellation Energy, the largest U.S. operator of nuclear reactors, to bring back to life the Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Station in Londonderry Township, Pennsylvania.

The owner of the shuttered nuclear plant will reportedly invest $1.6 billion to revive just one of the two reactors at the site, which has been dormant since 2019. The other reactor at the plant was permanently closed nearly ...

Convenient food storage solutions for easy relocation

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But if you often find yourself reorganizing your stockpile of supplies, you might want to invest in sturdy storage options and a versatile shelving system to easily transport your food supply if you need to relocate before SHTF. This might sound like it will take a lot of work, but it's very doable with proper planning. (h/t to TheSurvivalMom.com.)

If you start with a versatile shelving system, you can store more items if you have racks that can be tightly stacked next to ...

Stockpiling made easy: The ultimate guide to food preservation

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With a flourishing home garden, you might often find yourself with excess fruits and vegetables. If there isn't enough space left in your kitchen or fridge, you can use up excess produce by using food preservation techniques like canning or freeze-drying.

This way, you can extend the shelf life of various fruits and vegetables while also adding more supplies to your survival stockpile. (h/t to Tactical.com)Canning

Canning, one of the oldest methods, is also one of ...

PURE EVIL: Israel booby-trapped CHILDREN’S TOYS with explosives to kill Lebanese children

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Israel has deployed all sorts of internationally banned weaponry against its neighbor to the north, so much so that the Lebanese people and their children are threatened by actual landmines as they go about their daily business.

"They seem innocuous, especially to the curious mind of a child," said Chris Clark of the United Nations Mine Action Coordination Centre (UNMACC) in Lebanon back in 2006 when the current Israel-Lebanon conflict began.

"They're small, they easily ...

Prepper fitness: 10 Tips to kickstart your fall transformation

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Even if disaster doesn't strike, being physically active can do wonders for your health. Here are some tips to help you start or continue your exercise regimen as fall begins. (h/t to HuffPost.com)Figure out your fitness goals

Start by figuring out your main fitness goals, then write them down. Do you want to improve your flexibility or your strength? Figuring out why you want to lose weight or become fit can help you stay committed and motivated to reach your weight loss ...