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Fair, but I also am a firsthand witness to the health of our friends and family here. Many in their late 80’s and 90’s with a couple of octogenarians. No cancer or autoimmune diseases other than an Uncle with Gulf War syndrome. I can’t say this at all for our social circle in GA. My relatives in their 70’s on zero medication and everyone leading an active lifestyle here well into their 80’s. I appreciate your looking for something different, but from what I see here from the fresh food we grow and buy daily, the sun, activities, low stress, beauty of the location, and health of the seniors, it’s hard to beat.

MonKota 2y ago

That’s awesome about your family history and yes Georgia is tough…..but I don’t think I conveyed fully my point that it has nothing to do with results over the last 1,000 years. The world has changed drastically over the last five years with the recent rollout of latest tech. and the folks closest to toxic levels of nnEMF won’t realize this for about a decade.

On a side note in my humble opinion what one eats doesn’t really matter that much if they live in a toxic environment.

The heavy industrial electrical company I own has a visual into what I believe is coming over the horizon neurologically for many over the next decade.

I just want the best for good people…..and love that we have the choice to live where we chose. Hope I’m wrong….🌻

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Susiebdds 2y ago

As someone who has reversed disease via diet, I couldn’t disagree more that it doesn’t matter what you eat no matter what the environment.

I wish the best for you as well wherever you land. Aloha!

MonKota 2y ago

Wait…..I didn’t say no matter what the environment. I said in a “toxic environment”. I have also seen many positive changes via food choices. I simply believe some food gurus put too much emphasis on food when one lives in a toxic environment riddled with blue light, mismatched circadian rhythms and a belief that centralized medicine cares about us.

We landed inside the tropics far from a densely populated city. Disconnected from man’s tech. in order to truly connect and feed our mitochondria …..maybe our families will cross paths when we are visiting El Salvador one day and we can joke about my dumbass beliefs. My wife thinks I’m crazy….😂

Susiebdds 2y ago

In a toxic environment, I would assert it is even more important that you feed and nourish your body well.

So glad you have found a place you are genuinely happy. To me that is the true key to longevity.

Kendy 2y ago

I’m not qualified to be credible saying this but perhaps it could be summed up as: if your light, water, and magnetism environments are all poor, diet cannot save you

MonKota 2y ago

Spot on…..

Susiebdds 2y ago

Sure I could agree with that, but if we are going with my anecdotal experience here in Hawaii from friends, family, parents of my kids’ friends, people much younger than us and much older than us, people are FAR healthier here in the “poor environment” of HI than any place I have ever lived.

Kendy 2y ago

Yeah I’d feel great about a longevity environment if I was you. It’ll be tough to put down roots in the “perfect” location. Extended family proximity probably being the toughest part if you’re not already multi-generation-established there. HI checks A LOT of boxes compared to other locations

MonKota 2y ago

I’m not looking to check a lot of boxes I want to check them all…..again….. It’s not about the past results….the historic data/life expectancy doesn’t matter in an environment when a new toxin is introduced….it’s what the trending data shows post 5G adoption and newly introduced Military technologies not widely known to the public yet….and HI’s data trend over the last five years is no bueno.

Similar use case sensitive to many is how healthy people were healthy pre C vax…..the trending data for 0-54yr old age group is no bueno for those who rolled up their sleeve for the experiment…..won’t know all cause mortality and cancer rates for another decade….

Hopefully neither negatively impact the vast majority of stroke poke participants and those who choose a toxic environment. Party on team I’m out….

Susiebdds 2y ago

Proximity to family was one of the major factors in our move and something we realized was missing in our lives during Covid. While we had an incredible group of friends in GA and so many that feel like family there, we realize now that it’s not the same. We feel like it’s a blessing for all the generations of are family living here that we made the move and we wish we would have realized it sooner.

1Sat 2y ago

A co się udało cofnąć? (O ile to nie zbyt prywatne pytanie) I jaką dietą?