Truthfully tell me which you are currently eating:

1. Carnivore

2. Ketovore

3. Keto

4. Low-carb

5, Vegan

6. Vegetarian

7. I'm an idiot and don't think about food*

*If you're not thinking about your diet then big-food is doing your thinking for you, which means big-pharma is in your near future...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr has said he is working to ban all soda and candy from US food stamps.

🇬🇷STUDY: 45% OF “COVID DEATHS” IN ATHENS WEREN’T REALLY FROM COVID

Researchers checked 530 hospital deaths during the Omicron wave — and found 45.3% didn’t die from COVID at all.

Most actually died from cancer, sepsis, strokes, heart failure, or kidney failure — but because they tested positive, they got stamped as “COVID deaths” anyway.

Some didn’t even have COVID symptoms — but hey, a positive test was all it took to make the numbers look scarier.

Dying with COVID and dying because of COVID are two very different things… but the officials pretended they were the same.

Source: Scientific Reports

Media Source: @thackerpd

I love Nostr more every day!

Why do I feel that having 10,000 followers here is much more

meaningful than having 200,000 on X?

Also, I'm not following enough people here, tell me why is posting the most valuable content here so I can follow them...

Good Morning Nostr!!

Some ingredients commonly found in commercial body washes can be toxic or cause health concerns. These include parabens, phthalates, triclosan, sodium laureth sulfate (SLES), sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), synthetic fragrances, and formaldehyde releasers. These ingredients are linked to issues like skin irritation, endocrine disruption, and potential cancer risks.

Harmful Ingredients to Consider:

Parabens:

Used as preservatives, they can mimic estrogen and disrupt hormone systems, potentially leading to reproductive and developmental issues.

Phthalates:

Used to enhance fragrances and flexibility, they can disrupt hormones, cause reproductive toxicity, and have potential carcinogenic effects.

Triclosan:

An antibacterial agent, it has been linked to thyroid issues and may not be as effective as initially believed.

Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLES) and Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS):

Foaming agents that can be irritating to the skin, potentially causing dryness, itching, and other sensitivities.

Synthetic Fragrances:

Often contain undisclosed chemicals and allergens, posing a potential risk of allergic reactions and skin irritation.

Formaldehyde and Formaldehyde Releasers:

Known to be irritating and may have potential health risks, including cancer.

Dioxane:

A byproduct of certain ingredients, it can cause skin, eye, and lung irritation.

Ethanolamines (DEA, TEA):

Can cause skin and eye irritation.

Because WhatsApp and Telegram don't run on obscure devices

How am I supposed to NOT hit the BUY button?

Orange-pilling someone is like performing bloodless brain surgery while the person is awake. You have to reach in and adjust paradigms they've believed in for decades, remove false beliefs they cling to, and kill sacred cows they will fight to defend even though they don't even know why they are defending them.

It's a lot like trying to get someone who's been vegan for decades to try a carnivore diet. The best strategy I've found is to just say, "try it for 90 days". This bypasses all of the philosophy, religion & false-beliefs, and trusts the underlying physiology and biochemistry.

I wonder if a similar strategy for orange-pilling new people would be as follows:

When someone asks any type of question about BTC, answer with, "Let me see your phone." Then quickly download/set up Strike, and buy them $5 worth of BTC. Then calmly hand back the phone and say, "You now own some BTC, you should learn more about it!"

Then stoically walk away...

Thoughts?