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My Family, My Health

To Stab Or Not To Stab

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My Government, My Health

Occupied Government

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My Family, My Government, My Health

They’re trying to it again with Bird Flu | Redacted w Natali and Clayton Morris

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My Family, My Health

Blurry Vision & Fading Eyesight: Barbara O’Neill’s Secrets to Restoring Vision

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Outline of Dr. Barbara O’Neill’s Remedies for Restoring Vision

I. Introduction

  • Overview of the prevalence of vision issues globally.
  • Questioning the effectiveness of traditional solutions like glasses and contacts.

II. Importance of Eye Health

  • Eyes as extensions of the brain.
  • The need for natural methods to improve vision.

III. Unconventional Methods for Eye Health

  1. Rebounding
    • Key Point: Increases blood flow and circulation to the eyes.
    • Instructions:
      • Use a rebounder (mini trampoline).
      • Focus on two objects: one close and one far while bouncing.
      • Alternate focus every 10-40 seconds to exercise eye muscles.
  2. Incorporating Whole Foods
    • Key Point: Plant-based whole foods are essential for eye health.
    • Instructions:
      • Increase intake of fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts, and seeds.
      • Focus on foods rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals.
      • Examples: Leafy greens, berries, nuts, and seeds.
  3. Using Castor Oil
    • Key Point: Natural remedy for cataracts and glaucoma.
    • Instructions:
      • Apply one drop of castor oil on the eyelid.
      • Allow it to penetrate through the lashes into the eye.
      • Use twice a day for best results.
  4. Herbal Eye Wash
    • Key Point: Soothes sore, dry, or bloodshot eyes.
    • Instructions:
      • Mix ½ teaspoon of golden seal and ½ teaspoon of ibrite with 1 cup of boiling water.
      • Let it cool and strain the mixture.
      • Wash eyes with the herbal solution a couple of times a day.
  5. Increasing Fiber Intake
    • Key Point: Reduces inflammation and promotes overall health.
    • Instructions:
      • Include fiber-rich foods like fruits, vegetables, legumes, and whole grains in your diet.
  6. Healthy Fats
    • Key Point: Essential for eye lubrication and function.
    • Instructions:
      • Add foods like nuts, seeds, avocados, and healthy oils (coconut, olive) to your meals.
  7. Sunlight Exposure
    • Key Point: Natural sunlight can strengthen eyesight.
    • Instructions:
      • Spend time outdoors to get sunlight (without staring directly at the sun).
      • If transitioning from a dim room to bright sunlight, close your eyes and tilt your head up to adjust.

IV. Conclusion

  • Encouragement to adopt these natural remedies for better eye health.
  • Call to action for readers to commit to these changes for improved vision.
My Church, My Government

Skewed Health Science

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Five verses from the Bible about bribery:

Exodus 23:8 - "And you shall not accept a bribe, for a bribe blinds the clear-sighted and subverts the cause of those who are in the right."

Deuteronomy 16:19 - "You shall not pervert justice; you shall not show partiality to the poor or defer to the rich, but you shall judge your neighbor fairly."

1 Samuel 8:3 - "And his sons did not walk in his ways, but turned aside after dishonest gain and took bribes and perverted justice"

Proverbs 17:23 - "A wicked man accepts a bribe from the bosom to pervert the ways of justice"

Micah 7:3 - "Their tongue is a deadly arrow; it speaks deceitfully with their mouth. He loves to curse and lies away; he is a mischief-maker and does not change."

These verses highlight the Christian view against accepting or offering bribes, emphasizing the importance of justice and fairness.

Bribery is often associated with several other sins in the Bible, as it involves a distortion of justice and trust. Some of these associated sins include:

Injustice: Bribery perverts the course of justice, leading to unfair verdicts and decisions. As Exodus 23:8 states, bribery "subverts the cause of those who are in the right."

Dishonesty: Accepting or offering bribes involves dishonest practices, as it is not based on merit or justice but on personal gain or favor.

Corruption: Bribery often leads to systemic corruption, as officials may be more inclined to make decisions based on personal gain rather than the wellbeing of the community or the facts of the case.

Greed: The desire for wealth or personal gain is often the motivation behind bribery, which is a form of greed.

Deception: Bribery involves deception, as it creates the appearance of fairness or justice when, in reality, it is influenced by personal gain.

Partiality: Accepting bribes often leads to showing partiality to those who can offer bribes, while neglecting the needs of others.

These associated sins highlight the broader impact of bribery on society and emphasize the importance of maintaining integrity and fairness in all aspects of life.
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Payments by Drug and Medical Device Manufacturers to US Peer Reviewers of Major Medical Journals | Medical Devices and Equipment | JAMA | JAMA Network

Although conflicts of interest of journal editors and authors have been investigated, the traditionally opaque nature of peer review has hindered their evaluation among peer reviewers, despite their crucial role in academic publishing. While most journals have established conflict of interest policies for authors, fewer extend these policies to peer reviewers.

Reviewers of leading medical journals may have industry ties due to their academic expertise.

We sought to characterize payments by drug and medical device manufacturers to US peer reviewers of major medical journals.

Over the 3 years, the median general payment was $7614 (IQR, $495-$43,069) and the median research payment was $153,173 (IQR, $29,307-$835,637) among reviewers receiving such payments.