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CSK: ₹32.4 Cr Prashant - Karthik - Dhoni RCB: ₹28.35 Cr Salt - Tim David - Bethell - Duffy - Romario - Krunal - Padikkal Only difference is we had Dinesh Karthik at auction table to spend money on players who don’t hit 6s when match is already gone

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Prashanth Veer + Karthik sharma = 28.40 cr Salt + Padikkal + Bethell + Tim David + Duffy + Shepherd + Krunal pandya = 28.35 cr

Prashanth Veer + Karthik sharma = 28.40 cr Salt + Padikkal + Bethell + Tim David + Duffy + Shepherd + Krunal pandya = 28.35 cr

EpicCommentsTelugu

189,451 views • 5 months ago

The 2019 World Cup semifinal still hurts 💔 After India were reduced to 24/4, every run mattered. The pressure was immense, and the team needed someone to absorb it and build a partnership. Dinesh Karthik had a golden opportunity to step up on the biggest stage, but his 6 runs off 24 balls only added more pressure to an already difficult chase. Years later, many fans still blame MS Dhoni for the defeat. But before pointing fingers at Dhoni, remember that every contribution matters in a knockout game. 2019 World Cup Semifinal: Dinesh Karthik — 6 (24) A knock that is often forgotten, but one that played a significant role in India's heartbreaking exit. Do you agree that DK deserves more criticism than Dhoni for that match?

The 2019 World Cup semifinal still hurts 💔 After India were reduced to 24/4, every run mattered. The pressure was immense, and the team needed someone to absorb it and build a partnership. Dinesh Karthik had a golden opportunity to step up on the biggest stage, but his 6 runs off 24 balls only added more pressure to an already difficult chase. Years later, many fans still blame MS Dhoni for the defeat. But before pointing fingers at Dhoni, remember that every contribution matters in a knockout game. 2019 World Cup Semifinal: Dinesh Karthik — 6 (24) A knock that is often forgotten, but one that played a significant role in India's heartbreaking exit. Do you agree that DK deserves more criticism than Dhoni for that match?

𝙑𝙀𝙀𝙍𝙐 𝙍𝘾™ 🐎

67,867 views • 1 month ago

🚨DINESH KARTHIK GRILLED ALASTAIR COOK REGARDING HIS IPL REMARK🤯 Michael Vaughan :🗣️ Jofra Archer played the full IPL. He missed the first Test, played last two. So, players can do this. Mo Bobat :🗣️ Cook raised this point when Bethell was warming the bench for RCB in the IPL. Alastair Cook :🗣️ It was my opinion, I am supposed to give my opinion. Dinesh Karthik :🗣️You say Bethell is just sitting there, warming the bench. He had a contract with RCB, he chosen to be part of the franchise, how can you cancel the contract just because you are warming the bench & not playing. You have decided to go in the auction after knowing the international schedule, you can not discontinue the contract & go home just because you are warming the bench. Mo Bobat :🗣️ He eventually played the next game against the likes of Rashid Khan, Siraj & Rabada & opened the batting with Virat Kohli.

🚨DINESH KARTHIK GRILLED ALASTAIR COOK REGARDING HIS IPL REMARK🤯 Michael Vaughan :🗣️ Jofra Archer played the full IPL. He missed the first Test, played last two. So, players can do this. Mo Bobat :🗣️ Cook raised this point when Bethell was warming the bench for RCB in the IPL. Alastair Cook :🗣️ It was my opinion, I am supposed to give my opinion. Dinesh Karthik :🗣️You say Bethell is just sitting there, warming the bench. He had a contract with RCB, he chosen to be part of the franchise, how can you cancel the contract just because you are warming the bench & not playing. You have decided to go in the auction after knowing the international schedule, you can not discontinue the contract & go home just because you are warming the bench. Mo Bobat :🗣️ He eventually played the next game against the likes of Rashid Khan, Siraj & Rabada & opened the batting with Virat Kohli.

Akshat

198,281 views • 2 months ago

🚨 Michael Owen on why he doesn’t believe Ederson is a £40M player: 🗣️ “I think Ederson is a good midfielder, but when I hear figures around £40 million, I start asking questions. That’s a lot of money in today’s market for a player who still has things to prove at the highest level. I’m not saying he isn’t talented. He clearly is. But there is a difference between being a good player and being a £40 million player. When clubs spend that kind of money, they should be buying certainty. They should be buying players who have already shown they can perform consistently at the top level. Ederson has had some very good seasons, but I don’t think he’s reached that category yet. Manchester United need to be smart. They’ve made mistakes in the transfer market before by overpaying for players. If they can negotiate the fee down, then fair enough. But at £40 million, I think they’re paying more than they should.” {talkSPORT }

🚨 Michael Owen on why he doesn’t believe Ederson is a £40M player: 🗣️ “I think Ederson is a good midfielder, but when I hear figures around £40 million, I start asking questions. That’s a lot of money in today’s market for a player who still has things to prove at the highest level. I’m not saying he isn’t talented. He clearly is. But there is a difference between being a good player and being a £40 million player. When clubs spend that kind of money, they should be buying certainty. They should be buying players who have already shown they can perform consistently at the top level. Ederson has had some very good seasons, but I don’t think he’s reached that category yet. Manchester United need to be smart. They’ve made mistakes in the transfer market before by overpaying for players. If they can negotiate the fee down, then fair enough. But at £40 million, I think they’re paying more than they should.” {talkSPORT }

SethOfficial

42,290 views • 4 months ago

Finding a solution to the Closing Auction Session (CAS) The 3:15 pm Move in Nifty & Sensex The last 4 days' data show that positions the smart money is building during 3:00 pm to 3:14 pm have a high impact on the closing price. Discussed with Data points. All 4 days cannot be a coincidence. Today on Sensex Expiry: At 3:00 pm 140 cr of put writing happened At 3:10 pm 100 cr of call writing happened At 3:14 pm 52.8 cr of call writing happened The CAS session favoured both as what happened yesterday: first #sensex went up and then the closing price went in favour of the shorts. But in #Nifty we had only long positions by the smart money today between 3 pm to 3:14 pm. As retailers, you cannot do price discovery as per the available data, but if you like what I am doing or trying to bring a solution to this big CAS problem, then please do like and retweet. Thanks for watching/reading.

Finding a solution to the Closing Auction Session (CAS) The 3:15 pm Move in Nifty & Sensex The last 4 days' data show that positions the smart money is building during 3:00 pm to 3:14 pm have a high impact on the closing price. Discussed with Data points. All 4 days cannot be a coincidence. Today on Sensex Expiry: At 3:00 pm 140 cr of put writing happened At 3:10 pm 100 cr of call writing happened At 3:14 pm 52.8 cr of call writing happened The CAS session favoured both as what happened yesterday: first #sensex went up and then the closing price went in favour of the shorts. But in #Nifty we had only long positions by the smart money today between 3 pm to 3:14 pm. As retailers, you cannot do price discovery as per the available data, but if you like what I am doing or trying to bring a solution to this big CAS problem, then please do like and retweet. Thanks for watching/reading.

Arkabrata Das

18,829 views • 1 month ago

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher debate Man United’s transfer strategy: ONE £100M world-class midfielder or THREE players for £150M? Jamie: “In terms of the prices, sorry, Wrighty, I'm just trying to work out, if you bring [the United players] in, what are we talking? What is it, £60 million? Is he £65m, £70m?” “So what I'm saying is, are those three players almost the equivalent of the two players Tottenham [have signed]?” Gary: “I think they've thought they need three and we've got, let's say, we've got £150 million, whatever it is. They've thought, ‘If we spend £100 million on Tonali, we can't get the other two.’” “Because they only had — they only have basically Kobbie and Fernandes. Ugarte's obviously gone, Casemiro's gone, Ugarte got injured badly.” Jamie: “Forget Fernandez, he's more of a number 10”. “So you've actually got four players, four recognised first-team players for two positions.” “Point being though, then you've got the numbers.” “But if you were saying United's THREE midfield players and the TWO for Tottenham, and I said put them in a list of where I think they are…” Gary: “Would you spend £200 million on those two?” Jamie: “The point being is, forget the money. The Tottenham two are at the FRONT of that list for me.” Gary: “Put yourself, because you've done this with Liverpool when they've spent big money, would you spend £100 odd million on Tonali and £100 million on Fernandez?” Jamie: “£85m on Fernandez? I thought that was the one United should have done. I understand Tonali's, he's a little bit older, I think he's getting 26.” “I think Fernandez is a really good player, and I think £85m might look cheap.”

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher debate Man United’s transfer strategy: ONE £100M world-class midfielder or THREE players for £150M? Jamie: “In terms of the prices, sorry, Wrighty, I'm just trying to work out, if you bring [the United players] in, what are we talking? What is it, £60 million? Is he £65m, £70m?” “So what I'm saying is, are those three players almost the equivalent of the two players Tottenham [have signed]?” Gary: “I think they've thought they need three and we've got, let's say, we've got £150 million, whatever it is. They've thought, ‘If we spend £100 million on Tonali, we can't get the other two.’” “Because they only had — they only have basically Kobbie and Fernandes. Ugarte's obviously gone, Casemiro's gone, Ugarte got injured badly.” Jamie: “Forget Fernandez, he's more of a number 10”. “So you've actually got four players, four recognised first-team players for two positions.” “Point being though, then you've got the numbers.” “But if you were saying United's THREE midfield players and the TWO for Tottenham, and I said put them in a list of where I think they are…” Gary: “Would you spend £200 million on those two?” Jamie: “The point being is, forget the money. The Tottenham two are at the FRONT of that list for me.” Gary: “Put yourself, because you've done this with Liverpool when they've spent big money, would you spend £100 odd million on Tonali and £100 million on Fernandez?” Jamie: “£85m on Fernandez? I thought that was the one United should have done. I understand Tonali's, he's a little bit older, I think he's getting 26.” “I think Fernandez is a really good player, and I think £85m might look cheap.”

HK

202,700 views • 1 month ago

I am in trouble. I debunked one video from the Satvik Couple and I have been getting requests to debunk more of their videos. I took a close look at some of the videos sent to me, specifically on health and medicine and I am worried that the couple are misleading A LOT of people on Instagram regarding healthcare. Let me tell you at first, that I have nothing against the couple, Subah and Harsh Saraf, because they have to make a living and they do so very passionately, by defrauding others. And they are good at it. It is what they were born to do. But it is a doctor's responsibility to debunk misinformation. So I'm going to debunk their health videos, one by one, as time permits. Coming to the topic. Table salt vs Iodized salt vs Himalayan (Rock) salt: The Satvik Movement is the greatest tomfoolery on Indians. The video briefly explains, by giving false information on various types of salt, why Himalayan salt or "sendha namak" is the best, safest, healthiest salt there is, compared to Table salt and Iodized salt. Everything the woman goes on about, is false. A million people have seen this video. Its so sad. Satvik Lady says: Table salt is synthetic and contains anti-caking additives which makes it free flowing and has a lot of refining processes that makes it "chemical" and not natural. Iodized salt contains added synthetic iodine which is not good and can harm the fluid balance in the body. It is heavily marketed by companies and is promotional. Natural iodine can be consumed from green vegetables and lentils. Himalayan salt or Rock salt is natural, unrefined and without chemical additives and hence the best. Everything is wrong about the above statements. Table salt is sodium chloride. It is REFINED and PROCESSED to remove other unwanted minerals, so that you are consuming only pure sodium chloride. Approved and safe anti-caking agents are added to prevent it clumping to each other especially in humid regions. Other additives during Table salt refining are fortification agents that improve nutritive value - for example, flouride for enamel health in countries that do not flouridate water and ferrous fumarate to prevent iron deficiency anemia. All of these additives are safe and approved by respective health regulatory bodies. Iodized salt is refined sodium chloride with added iodine done to prevent iodine deficiency in countries where iodine intake is suboptimal from in natural diet. - an example is vegetarian diet. Contrary to what the lady says - vegetables and lentils ARE VERY POOR SOURCES of iodine. In fact, a predominatly fresh vegetable & fruit diet is considered a "low iodine diet." The lady is pulling off a complete bluff. It is quite worrisome. The only vegetarian source of iodine is seaweed and good sources of iodine are mostly fish/seafood and other animal protein sources such as dairy and eggs. If you are not consuming such natural sources of iodine, then please use iodized salt in your diet and not plain table salt or Rock salt. Rock salt is very deficient in iodine and is not good for daily use. In India, the promotion of iodized salt was undertaken by the Government and not "marketed by companies." The Government of India accepted the recommendations of the Working Group and Study Group, and on the advice of the Central Council of Health in 1984 took a historic decision to iodize the entire edible salt in a phased manner by 1992 and included in the Seventh Five Year Plan (1985-1990) of Government of India - this formed part of the National Iodine Deficiency Program of India that took care of iodine-deficiency goiter disease in the population. Sendha namak or Rock salt is unrefined salt. Its overglorified benefits are because it features in the pseudoscientific texts of Ayurveda - a primal collection of brilliant nonsense. It is just the solid mined form of salt which contains a lot of impurities. In fact, if we have to define which of these are actually "more chemical," then it has to be rock salt because it not only contains sodium chloride, but also gypsum (CaSO4) and sylvite (KCl), potassium sulfate and polyhalite (K2Ca2Mg(SO4)4.2H2O)! In fact a study showed that despite rock salt containing additional "natural" nutrient-minerals, >30 g per day (approximately 6 teaspoons) would be required to make any meaningful contribution to nutrient intake, a level that would provide excessive sodium and potential harmful effects and hence the risk to public health from potentially harmful non-nutritive minerals should be addressed. Rock salt is EXPENSIVE. It has NO additonal benefits over Table salt and is INFERIOR to Iodized salt. In fact, a study showed that when it comes to heart health and blood pressure, there was no difference between Rock salt or Table salt and the latter is a cheaper and more affordable option. So the best salt there is, for the Indian community? Iodized salt it is. But be careful, use it in moderation, because salt is salt. Add a bit to taste only. The Satvik health videos are absolute clownery and a danger to public health. Who will take care of it?

I am in trouble. I debunked one video from the Satvik Couple and I have been getting requests to debunk more of their videos. I took a close look at some of the videos sent to me, specifically on health and medicine and I am worried that the couple are misleading A LOT of people on Instagram regarding healthcare. Let me tell you at first, that I have nothing against the couple, Subah and Harsh Saraf, because they have to make a living and they do so very passionately, by defrauding others. And they are good at it. It is what they were born to do. But it is a doctor's responsibility to debunk misinformation. So I'm going to debunk their health videos, one by one, as time permits. Coming to the topic. Table salt vs Iodized salt vs Himalayan (Rock) salt: The Satvik Movement is the greatest tomfoolery on Indians. The video briefly explains, by giving false information on various types of salt, why Himalayan salt or "sendha namak" is the best, safest, healthiest salt there is, compared to Table salt and Iodized salt. Everything the woman goes on about, is false. A million people have seen this video. Its so sad. Satvik Lady says: Table salt is synthetic and contains anti-caking additives which makes it free flowing and has a lot of refining processes that makes it "chemical" and not natural. Iodized salt contains added synthetic iodine which is not good and can harm the fluid balance in the body. It is heavily marketed by companies and is promotional. Natural iodine can be consumed from green vegetables and lentils. Himalayan salt or Rock salt is natural, unrefined and without chemical additives and hence the best. Everything is wrong about the above statements. Table salt is sodium chloride. It is REFINED and PROCESSED to remove other unwanted minerals, so that you are consuming only pure sodium chloride. Approved and safe anti-caking agents are added to prevent it clumping to each other especially in humid regions. Other additives during Table salt refining are fortification agents that improve nutritive value - for example, flouride for enamel health in countries that do not flouridate water and ferrous fumarate to prevent iron deficiency anemia. All of these additives are safe and approved by respective health regulatory bodies. Iodized salt is refined sodium chloride with added iodine done to prevent iodine deficiency in countries where iodine intake is suboptimal from in natural diet. - an example is vegetarian diet. Contrary to what the lady says - vegetables and lentils ARE VERY POOR SOURCES of iodine. In fact, a predominatly fresh vegetable & fruit diet is considered a "low iodine diet." The lady is pulling off a complete bluff. It is quite worrisome. The only vegetarian source of iodine is seaweed and good sources of iodine are mostly fish/seafood and other animal protein sources such as dairy and eggs. If you are not consuming such natural sources of iodine, then please use iodized salt in your diet and not plain table salt or Rock salt. Rock salt is very deficient in iodine and is not good for daily use. In India, the promotion of iodized salt was undertaken by the Government and not "marketed by companies." The Government of India accepted the recommendations of the Working Group and Study Group, and on the advice of the Central Council of Health in 1984 took a historic decision to iodize the entire edible salt in a phased manner by 1992 and included in the Seventh Five Year Plan (1985-1990) of Government of India - this formed part of the National Iodine Deficiency Program of India that took care of iodine-deficiency goiter disease in the population. Sendha namak or Rock salt is unrefined salt. Its overglorified benefits are because it features in the pseudoscientific texts of Ayurveda - a primal collection of brilliant nonsense. It is just the solid mined form of salt which contains a lot of impurities. In fact, if we have to define which of these are actually "more chemical," then it has to be rock salt because it not only contains sodium chloride, but also gypsum (CaSO4) and sylvite (KCl), potassium sulfate and polyhalite (K2Ca2Mg(SO4)4.2H2O)! In fact a study showed that despite rock salt containing additional "natural" nutrient-minerals, >30 g per day (approximately 6 teaspoons) would be required to make any meaningful contribution to nutrient intake, a level that would provide excessive sodium and potential harmful effects and hence the risk to public health from potentially harmful non-nutritive minerals should be addressed. Rock salt is EXPENSIVE. It has NO additonal benefits over Table salt and is INFERIOR to Iodized salt. In fact, a study showed that when it comes to heart health and blood pressure, there was no difference between Rock salt or Table salt and the latter is a cheaper and more affordable option. So the best salt there is, for the Indian community? Iodized salt it is. But be careful, use it in moderation, because salt is salt. Add a bit to taste only. The Satvik health videos are absolute clownery and a danger to public health. Who will take care of it?

TheLiverDoc™

879,829 views • 3 years ago

.Breitbart News’s Nick Nick Gilbertson: “Breitbart News’s Matthew Boyle just published an interview with Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis, in which the prime minister said that he’s rooting for you to succeed in getting a deal with Iran. And he also said he looks forward to hosting you in Greece later this year. Do you have any response?” President Trump: “No, it’s really nice. I mean, Greece has been very supportive, actually. Greece has been terrific. He’s a terrific guy because he understands the importance of it. You know, oil goes up a little bit. I hate it. You know I was the one that had it. I had it down to $60 a barrel. And I looked at guys like Howard Lutnick — Howard, you remember it well. I said, well, we just hit an all time high in the history of the market — think of this. When we hit 50,000, I was told everybody was told when I won the election, November 5, they said, well, during the four year period, it will be impossible for the Dow to ever reach 50,000. It’ll be impossible for the S&P to ever hit 7,000. Impossible. And you remember that Howard right? It was going to hit maybe six or seven years, eight years. But I did it in my first year, hit 50,000. Now it’s just about at 50,000. And S&P is higher than it was when we started. And S&P hit over 7,000. And that was before the year ended up one year. So, I can only tell you this, it’ll end. I don’t think it’ll be very long, by the way. They’re — they’re delaying it because they we don’t know who to deal with. They are in — you know, they know who the leader is in this country. We don’t know who the leader is in Iran because remember, regime change. Khomeini is gone. He’s gone to greener pastures. He’s gone, and all of his team is gone. Then a second group came in. They’re all gone. And now you have the third group, and they’re a little concerned about being gone too.”

.Breitbart News’s Nick Nick Gilbertson: “Breitbart News’s Matthew Boyle just published an interview with Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis, in which the prime minister said that he’s rooting for you to succeed in getting a deal with Iran. And he also said he looks forward to hosting you in Greece later this year. Do you have any response?” President Trump: “No, it’s really nice. I mean, Greece has been very supportive, actually. Greece has been terrific. He’s a terrific guy because he understands the importance of it. You know, oil goes up a little bit. I hate it. You know I was the one that had it. I had it down to $60 a barrel. And I looked at guys like Howard Lutnick — Howard, you remember it well. I said, well, we just hit an all time high in the history of the market — think of this. When we hit 50,000, I was told everybody was told when I won the election, November 5, they said, well, during the four year period, it will be impossible for the Dow to ever reach 50,000. It’ll be impossible for the S&P to ever hit 7,000. Impossible. And you remember that Howard right? It was going to hit maybe six or seven years, eight years. But I did it in my first year, hit 50,000. Now it’s just about at 50,000. And S&P is higher than it was when we started. And S&P hit over 7,000. And that was before the year ended up one year. So, I can only tell you this, it’ll end. I don’t think it’ll be very long, by the way. They’re — they’re delaying it because they we don’t know who to deal with. They are in — you know, they know who the leader is in this country. We don’t know who the leader is in Iran because remember, regime change. Khomeini is gone. He’s gone to greener pastures. He’s gone, and all of his team is gone. Then a second group came in. They’re all gone. And now you have the third group, and they’re a little concerned about being gone too.”

Curtis Houck

31,558 views • 5 months ago

Hours after the planes hit on 9/11, while the dust was still settling and no one had officially named a culprit, former Israeli PM Ehud Barak was already on BBC World pointing the finger straight at “a kind of Bin Laden organization.” He told the studio: “I don’t know who is responsible. I believe we will know in 12 hours. If it is a kind of bin Laden organization…” The BBC reporter had to correct him on air: “we’re not saying he’s responsible for this necessarily.” How does a former Israeli PM, sitting in London, immediately zero in on Bin Laden when the rest of the world is still scrambling for answers? Just a lucky guess… or did someone already know the script? Watch the clip. The timing is the tell.

Hours after the planes hit on 9/11, while the dust was still settling and no one had officially named a culprit, former Israeli PM Ehud Barak was already on BBC World pointing the finger straight at “a kind of Bin Laden organization.” He told the studio: “I don’t know who is responsible. I believe we will know in 12 hours. If it is a kind of bin Laden organization…” The BBC reporter had to correct him on air: “we’re not saying he’s responsible for this necessarily.” How does a former Israeli PM, sitting in London, immediately zero in on Bin Laden when the rest of the world is still scrambling for answers? Just a lucky guess… or did someone already know the script? Watch the clip. The timing is the tell.

Red Pill USA

86,034 views • 1 month ago

VIDEO | Former India cricketer and 1983 World Cup-winning team member Madan Lal on India's T20I series defeat to England and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's start to his international career says, "I am definitely shocked. We have played very poor cricket and lost five matches. We should have won against Ireland. Your captain is only as good as your team. There is a huge difference between the IPL and international cricket, and it takes time to establish yourself at the international level. Players who have performed well overseas, such as Shubman Gill, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Rishabh Pant, are not part of this team. Building a team is very difficult, while destroying it is very easy." On Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, he says, "At that level, you can't afford to hit every ball. Club cricket is different from international cricket. It's not a six-over match but a 20-over game. You have to manage your innings well." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

VIDEO | Former India cricketer and 1983 World Cup-winning team member Madan Lal on India's T20I series defeat to England and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's start to his international career says, "I am definitely shocked. We have played very poor cricket and lost five matches. We should have won against Ireland. Your captain is only as good as your team. There is a huge difference between the IPL and international cricket, and it takes time to establish yourself at the international level. Players who have performed well overseas, such as Shubman Gill, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Rishabh Pant, are not part of this team. Building a team is very difficult, while destroying it is very easy." On Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, he says, "At that level, you can't afford to hit every ball. Club cricket is different from international cricket. It's not a six-over match but a 20-over game. You have to manage your innings well." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

Press Trust of India

47,148 views • 2 months ago

"Salt Has Been Demonized Almost As Much As Cholesterol...Yet, Emergency Treatment For Stroke Level Blood Pressure Is 9,000 mg Of Saline." Dr Bryan Ardis "One Of The Greatest Lies In Medicine Is That Salt Is Bad For You." Higher Sodium Intake Is Linked With Increased Longevity. The Prescription Lasix (Furosemide) is a sodium salt diuretic that promotes water excretion, it is a carboxylic acid & the medication is frequently administered in its sodium salt form for solubility & therapeutic use. Millions of people take Lasix everyday & have no idea that it is patented salt. Salt is life...mineral salt was once so valuable it was used as currency & soldiers were paid in salt. Table salt, on the other hand, is not a 'life giving' salt. It has been stripped of its minerals & processed with chemicals & additives. Salt is healthy in its mineral form which contains 80+ trace minerals that all work synergistically to hydrate every cell in the body. "Salt Is The 2nd Major Constituent In Our Body, Next To Water. We Need Salt At All Times To Maintain Optimal Energy Production & Optimal Function Of Our Cells."--Dr David Brownstein, MD Here is the difference between harmful table salt & healthy unrefined mineral salt: Table Salt: Refined Table Salt that fills nearly all salt shakers across the world is vastly different from the unrefined salt our ancestors ate. The chemical processing of table salt (heating & processing to 1200 degrees F) strips it of all minerals, leaving only isolated sodium chloride. Table salt is bleached & then ingredients like cyanide, ammonia, aluminium, sugar(dextrose) & other anticaking agents are added. It has also been stripped of natural essential Iodine & synthetic toxic Iodine has been added back in. Isolated chemically produced Sodium, contained within processed foods along with sugar, seed oils & glyphosate sprayed wheat...this is all an inflammatory cascade for water retention & edema. But this does not occur when true mineral natural salt is consumed, which is anti-inflammatory & healing to the body. Unrefined Mineral Salt: Life giving salt be traced back to 6,000 BC. There are over 84 trace minerals in unrefined salt. It is these trace minerals like magnesium, iron, potassium, calcium, copper, zinc & phosphorus that gives them hues of pink, grey, blue or black found in various unrefined salts. It is important to choose a mineral salt free of contaminants, microplastics, heavy metals & is 3rd party tested. European Heart Journal 202 Study Found, "Among the 181 countries included in this analysis, we found a positive link between sodium intake & healthy life expectancy with daily consumption between 3,000 mg & 5,000 mg daily." Yet, the government & the American Heart Association has a stern warning to limit daily level to less than 1,500 mg sodium per day. 9 Benefits Of Salt You May Not Know...It Provides A Myriad Of Health Benefits: 1⃣ Mineral Salt Maintains Electrolyte Balance: Without proper electrolyte balance, your body will struggle to maintain proper muscle function, nerve function & fluid balance. 2⃣ Salt Plays An Important Role In Blood Pressure Regulation: every cell benefits from increasing salt intake as salt leads to more water in the intravascular system. 3⃣ Muscle Function Would Be Impossible Without Salt: Muscle contraction & relaxation depend on the movement of sodium & potassium ions in & out of cells, known as the 'sodium-potassium pump.' 4⃣Salt is a Necessity for Hydration: Consuming salt maintains the osmotic balance in your body. This balance is crucial for keeping the right amount of water inside & outside your cells. Without this balance, your cells lose too much water or retain too much, leading to issues like dehydration or swelling edema. 5⃣ Salt Is Important For Nervous System & Neurological Function: Sodium ions play a vital role in transmitting electrical signals between nerve cells, which are essential for various functions, including muscle movement, sensory perception & cognitive processes. Without mineral salt, nerve signals are disrupted, leading to issues such as impaired muscle coordination, numbness, tingling & neurological problems. 6⃣ Salt Aids in Digestion: Salt is crucial in the digestive process by promoting the production of hydrochloric stomach acid, which is necessary for breaking down food & absorbing essential nutrients. 7⃣ Salt Provides Immune System Support: Mineral salt is an antimicrobial agent, inhibiting the growth of harmful bacteria & pathogens. 8⃣ Salt Provides Skin Benefits: Salt is naturally antibacterial & antimicrobial, so it rids your skin of harmful bacteria. Salt removes dead skin cells, unclogs pores & improves the overall texture & appearance of your skin. Bathing in saltwater, such as in the ocean or with Epsom salts, provides relief for various skin conditions & promotes healing. 9⃣ Salt Reduces Anxiety & Stress: Being properly hydrated is a great step in mental health maintenance. Salt has a calming effect on the body by reducing stress & anxiety. 👇Baja Gold Unrefined Salt Discount: valerieanne👇 👇Diuretic Patent Of Furosemide As Sodium Salt👇 👇Higher Sodium, Increased Longevity Study👇 Speaker: Dr Bryan Ardis Dr. Bryan Ardis, D.C. Video: WR

"Salt Has Been Demonized Almost As Much As Cholesterol...Yet, Emergency Treatment For Stroke Level Blood Pressure Is 9,000 mg Of Saline." Dr Bryan Ardis "One Of The Greatest Lies In Medicine Is That Salt Is Bad For You." Higher Sodium Intake Is Linked With Increased Longevity. The Prescription Lasix (Furosemide) is a sodium salt diuretic that promotes water excretion, it is a carboxylic acid & the medication is frequently administered in its sodium salt form for solubility & therapeutic use. Millions of people take Lasix everyday & have no idea that it is patented salt. Salt is life...mineral salt was once so valuable it was used as currency & soldiers were paid in salt. Table salt, on the other hand, is not a 'life giving' salt. It has been stripped of its minerals & processed with chemicals & additives. Salt is healthy in its mineral form which contains 80+ trace minerals that all work synergistically to hydrate every cell in the body. "Salt Is The 2nd Major Constituent In Our Body, Next To Water. We Need Salt At All Times To Maintain Optimal Energy Production & Optimal Function Of Our Cells."--Dr David Brownstein, MD Here is the difference between harmful table salt & healthy unrefined mineral salt: Table Salt: Refined Table Salt that fills nearly all salt shakers across the world is vastly different from the unrefined salt our ancestors ate. The chemical processing of table salt (heating & processing to 1200 degrees F) strips it of all minerals, leaving only isolated sodium chloride. Table salt is bleached & then ingredients like cyanide, ammonia, aluminium, sugar(dextrose) & other anticaking agents are added. It has also been stripped of natural essential Iodine & synthetic toxic Iodine has been added back in. Isolated chemically produced Sodium, contained within processed foods along with sugar, seed oils & glyphosate sprayed wheat...this is all an inflammatory cascade for water retention & edema. But this does not occur when true mineral natural salt is consumed, which is anti-inflammatory & healing to the body. Unrefined Mineral Salt: Life giving salt be traced back to 6,000 BC. There are over 84 trace minerals in unrefined salt. It is these trace minerals like magnesium, iron, potassium, calcium, copper, zinc & phosphorus that gives them hues of pink, grey, blue or black found in various unrefined salts. It is important to choose a mineral salt free of contaminants, microplastics, heavy metals & is 3rd party tested. European Heart Journal 202 Study Found, "Among the 181 countries included in this analysis, we found a positive link between sodium intake & healthy life expectancy with daily consumption between 3,000 mg & 5,000 mg daily." Yet, the government & the American Heart Association has a stern warning to limit daily level to less than 1,500 mg sodium per day. 9 Benefits Of Salt You May Not Know...It Provides A Myriad Of Health Benefits: 1⃣ Mineral Salt Maintains Electrolyte Balance: Without proper electrolyte balance, your body will struggle to maintain proper muscle function, nerve function & fluid balance. 2⃣ Salt Plays An Important Role In Blood Pressure Regulation: every cell benefits from increasing salt intake as salt leads to more water in the intravascular system. 3⃣ Muscle Function Would Be Impossible Without Salt: Muscle contraction & relaxation depend on the movement of sodium & potassium ions in & out of cells, known as the 'sodium-potassium pump.' 4⃣Salt is a Necessity for Hydration: Consuming salt maintains the osmotic balance in your body. This balance is crucial for keeping the right amount of water inside & outside your cells. Without this balance, your cells lose too much water or retain too much, leading to issues like dehydration or swelling edema. 5⃣ Salt Is Important For Nervous System & Neurological Function: Sodium ions play a vital role in transmitting electrical signals between nerve cells, which are essential for various functions, including muscle movement, sensory perception & cognitive processes. Without mineral salt, nerve signals are disrupted, leading to issues such as impaired muscle coordination, numbness, tingling & neurological problems. 6⃣ Salt Aids in Digestion: Salt is crucial in the digestive process by promoting the production of hydrochloric stomach acid, which is necessary for breaking down food & absorbing essential nutrients. 7⃣ Salt Provides Immune System Support: Mineral salt is an antimicrobial agent, inhibiting the growth of harmful bacteria & pathogens. 8⃣ Salt Provides Skin Benefits: Salt is naturally antibacterial & antimicrobial, so it rids your skin of harmful bacteria. Salt removes dead skin cells, unclogs pores & improves the overall texture & appearance of your skin. Bathing in saltwater, such as in the ocean or with Epsom salts, provides relief for various skin conditions & promotes healing. 9⃣ Salt Reduces Anxiety & Stress: Being properly hydrated is a great step in mental health maintenance. Salt has a calming effect on the body by reducing stress & anxiety. 👇Baja Gold Unrefined Salt Discount: valerieanne👇 👇Diuretic Patent Of Furosemide As Sodium Salt👇 👇Higher Sodium, Increased Longevity Study👇 Speaker: Dr Bryan Ardis Dr. Bryan Ardis, D.C. Video: WR

Valerie Anne Smith

214,366 views • 1 year ago

RFK Jr. drops a devastating metaphor to explain to Joe Rogan just how broken America’s healthcare system is. He said Republicans and Democrats arguing over who gets to keep the money thrown at a broken system is: “Like changing deckchairs on the Titanic.” KENNEDY: “Why is nobody focusing on how do we get people healthy?” “Because that’s how you solve the healthcare cost problem.” “Right now, 40 cents out of every dollar that you spend in federal taxes is going to healthcare and about 90% of that is chronic disease.” “Americans don’t want to be sick. They’re being made sick.” “The obesity rates have gone from 5% in kids when I was a kid to now close to 20%, and in adults uh 70% of adults are obese or overweight.” “That was not true when we were kids and it’s not because Americans got indolent or lazy or hungry, it’s because they were being mass poisoned.”

RFK Jr. drops a devastating metaphor to explain to Joe Rogan just how broken America’s healthcare system is. He said Republicans and Democrats arguing over who gets to keep the money thrown at a broken system is: “Like changing deckchairs on the Titanic.” KENNEDY: “Why is nobody focusing on how do we get people healthy?” “Because that’s how you solve the healthcare cost problem.” “Right now, 40 cents out of every dollar that you spend in federal taxes is going to healthcare and about 90% of that is chronic disease.” “Americans don’t want to be sick. They’re being made sick.” “The obesity rates have gone from 5% in kids when I was a kid to now close to 20%, and in adults uh 70% of adults are obese or overweight.” “That was not true when we were kids and it’s not because Americans got indolent or lazy or hungry, it’s because they were being mass poisoned.”

Overton

176,405 views • 7 months ago

A journalist in Israel is facing death threats because of a report he did on an Iranian attack near Jerusalem. When a missile hit an area of Beit Shemesh on 10 March, Emanuel Fabian reported a warhead had landed, and it was not an interception. That’s important because on the prediction site Polymarket, thousands of people bet real money on whether or not an Iranian missile would hit on that day. Users who voted there wouldn’t be a strike that day threatened Fabian because they would lose money unless he changed his report. Polymarket said it condemns the harassment and has banned accounts that targeted Fabian. Now the prediction is still being reviewed by the platform, with over 22 million dollars at stake. This is only one of numerous bets being placed on the war, with people hoping to cash in on a conflict that has killed thousands already.

A journalist in Israel is facing death threats because of a report he did on an Iranian attack near Jerusalem. When a missile hit an area of Beit Shemesh on 10 March, Emanuel Fabian reported a warhead had landed, and it was not an interception. That’s important because on the prediction site Polymarket, thousands of people bet real money on whether or not an Iranian missile would hit on that day. Users who voted there wouldn’t be a strike that day threatened Fabian because they would lose money unless he changed his report. Polymarket said it condemns the harassment and has banned accounts that targeted Fabian. Now the prediction is still being reviewed by the platform, with over 22 million dollars at stake. This is only one of numerous bets being placed on the war, with people hoping to cash in on a conflict that has killed thousands already.

Channel 4 News

21,919 views • 6 months ago

Real fans who spend money on Beyoncé are not complaining that her art is “inaccessible.” It’s not the people spending thousands every year on CÉCRED, SirDavis, merch, and tours. So when some of yall say “we need to stop putting money in her pocket,” it’s funny. Because the truth is we are happy to do it. We understand the relationship between an artist and a fan. The artist creates the work, and we pay to experience it. If the artist gives us something for free, we appreciate it. But we do not feel entitled to it. A lot of people seem to blur that line, and that is the problem. You can talk about accessibility without turning it into an insulting ultimatum. Many people still live in a bubble where they believe money should somehow be separated from art, and they think threatening to withhold their money is some kind of punishment. What they fail to understand is that an artist at Beyoncé’s level already knows which part of her audience actually funds her career and lifestyle. And it is rarely the people online complaining all day. Do they really think she is selling $100 merch and products expecting the same people who are angry about the Beyoncé Bowl leaving YouTube to be target market for it? 😂 The problem is that so many of yall don’t realise your place as fans.

Real fans who spend money on Beyoncé are not complaining that her art is “inaccessible.” It’s not the people spending thousands every year on CÉCRED, SirDavis, merch, and tours. So when some of yall say “we need to stop putting money in her pocket,” it’s funny. Because the truth is we are happy to do it. We understand the relationship between an artist and a fan. The artist creates the work, and we pay to experience it. If the artist gives us something for free, we appreciate it. But we do not feel entitled to it. A lot of people seem to blur that line, and that is the problem. You can talk about accessibility without turning it into an insulting ultimatum. Many people still live in a bubble where they believe money should somehow be separated from art, and they think threatening to withhold their money is some kind of punishment. What they fail to understand is that an artist at Beyoncé’s level already knows which part of her audience actually funds her career and lifestyle. And it is rarely the people online complaining all day. Do they really think she is selling $100 merch and products expecting the same people who are angry about the Beyoncé Bowl leaving YouTube to be target market for it? 😂 The problem is that so many of yall don’t realise your place as fans.

IChooseViolence

84,230 views • 6 months ago

Tim Farron, "The unpleasantness about this debate is only matched by the lack of proper information" #BBCQT "85% of refugees settle in the country next to where they come from" "The French take 3x more refugees than we do" "The Germans take 4x more refugees than we do" "If you put us back in the European Union, we are 19th in the league table when it comes to the number of refugees we take per capita" "Do we need deterrents? Yes. The best deterrents is competence. If we assess people when they arrive - and they are not illegal immigrants - they are people seeking asylum.. From Sudan.. Afghanistan.. Iran.. Syria.. 90%+ turn out to be genuine refugees" "If we have a competent government, and we haven't had one, let's see about this one.. And you assess them quickly.. And return the ones that are not refugees" "That is your deterrent" "Rwanda was a waste of money.. If they spent that money on case workers we could have processed these people, returned the ones that weren't refugees in a humane way, and let th eones who are genuine refugees, become British, pay their taxes, be part of our country, and we should be proud to admit them" Very well said Tim Farron 👏

Tim Farron, "The unpleasantness about this debate is only matched by the lack of proper information" #BBCQT "85% of refugees settle in the country next to where they come from" "The French take 3x more refugees than we do" "The Germans take 4x more refugees than we do" "If you put us back in the European Union, we are 19th in the league table when it comes to the number of refugees we take per capita" "Do we need deterrents? Yes. The best deterrents is competence. If we assess people when they arrive - and they are not illegal immigrants - they are people seeking asylum.. From Sudan.. Afghanistan.. Iran.. Syria.. 90%+ turn out to be genuine refugees" "If we have a competent government, and we haven't had one, let's see about this one.. And you assess them quickly.. And return the ones that are not refugees" "That is your deterrent" "Rwanda was a waste of money.. If they spent that money on case workers we could have processed these people, returned the ones that weren't refugees in a humane way, and let th eones who are genuine refugees, become British, pay their taxes, be part of our country, and we should be proud to admit them" Very well said Tim Farron 👏

Farrukh

1,164,499 views • 2 years ago

I met Karthik Rangappa 🇮🇳 sometime around 2005. I was trying to sell him an international investing account. I remember going to his office, and we hit it off almost instantly. Later, he helped us build our first website through a friend. This was back when we were called Kamath Associates. He then came to work with us for a bit before going to France to pursue his master's in finance. He came back and was working on financial education when, in 2013, I reached out and asked him to come build that piece for us. The fact that Zerodha is known and respected for all our financial education wouldn't have been possible without Karthik and Varsity. What's crazy is that even after 13 years, he still responds to all the queries on Varsity. Over the last three years, he has found a way to step it up a notch and make Varsity much more impactful, with help from everyone on the team, through text, video, live sessions, and all the other offline initiatives. By the way, we were both in the last batch at Bangalore University with the "all-carry" system. This meant you could keep carrying first-semester subjects without clearing them, all the way until the 8th semester and even later. I basically had 45-odd subjects to write by the 8th semester, and I never wrote them. Karthik had something like 36 left, but unlike me, he went back and cleared all of them after the 8th semester. 🥶 Full respect for that. You don't find many people who can do that. Not once in all these years have our discussions been about how Zerodha benefits from Varsity. For example, we have millions of people whose email IDs are registered on Varsity, and we haven't even bothered to check whether they are Zerodha customers. I guess that fact that we have no agenda has been the secret to Varsity's success. Watch the full conversation on the Zerodha YouTube channel, link in comments.

I met Karthik Rangappa 🇮🇳 sometime around 2005. I was trying to sell him an international investing account. I remember going to his office, and we hit it off almost instantly. Later, he helped us build our first website through a friend. This was back when we were called Kamath Associates. He then came to work with us for a bit before going to France to pursue his master's in finance. He came back and was working on financial education when, in 2013, I reached out and asked him to come build that piece for us. The fact that Zerodha is known and respected for all our financial education wouldn't have been possible without Karthik and Varsity. What's crazy is that even after 13 years, he still responds to all the queries on Varsity. Over the last three years, he has found a way to step it up a notch and make Varsity much more impactful, with help from everyone on the team, through text, video, live sessions, and all the other offline initiatives. By the way, we were both in the last batch at Bangalore University with the "all-carry" system. This meant you could keep carrying first-semester subjects without clearing them, all the way until the 8th semester and even later. I basically had 45-odd subjects to write by the 8th semester, and I never wrote them. Karthik had something like 36 left, but unlike me, he went back and cleared all of them after the 8th semester. 🥶 Full respect for that. You don't find many people who can do that. Not once in all these years have our discussions been about how Zerodha benefits from Varsity. For example, we have millions of people whose email IDs are registered on Varsity, and we haven't even bothered to check whether they are Zerodha customers. I guess that fact that we have no agenda has been the secret to Varsity's success. Watch the full conversation on the Zerodha YouTube channel, link in comments.

Nithin Kamath

96,833 views • 24 days ago

Canada 🇨🇦 We are OFFICIALLY in the FAFO STAGE with the USA 🇺🇸 CBC’s own panel just walked into the part Ottawa does not want on the evening news. Canada’s counter-tariffs hit Tuesday. Washington answered with import bans on Canadian alcohol, motorcycles and dairy starting September 29, plus a shot at U.S. government procurement. Bombardier is already the next file. Rosemarie Barton asked how bad it gets. Chantal Hébert said a lot worse, and maybe until Trump is gone. Andrew Coyne said this stopped being a trade negotiation. Althia Raj said the thing that actually matters. Carney was ready to take concessions Liberal voters would have hated. Walking away polls well right now. By January 2027, when the plants and paycheques are gone, she said we will have to ask if this was the wisest strategy. That is not a Conservative clip. That is At Issue. They also spent half the segment explaining why Pierre asking what was on the table is a “safe” question, because they already know the documents will not come out. So the country is in what the Prime Minister called a war, the bill lands on workers, and the deal text stays locked. A political win this month is not a strategy. It is a delay. Who pays first when September 29 hits, the panel or the plant? #cdnpoli #CanadaFirst

Canada 🇨🇦 We are OFFICIALLY in the FAFO STAGE with the USA 🇺🇸 CBC’s own panel just walked into the part Ottawa does not want on the evening news. Canada’s counter-tariffs hit Tuesday. Washington answered with import bans on Canadian alcohol, motorcycles and dairy starting September 29, plus a shot at U.S. government procurement. Bombardier is already the next file. Rosemarie Barton asked how bad it gets. Chantal Hébert said a lot worse, and maybe until Trump is gone. Andrew Coyne said this stopped being a trade negotiation. Althia Raj said the thing that actually matters. Carney was ready to take concessions Liberal voters would have hated. Walking away polls well right now. By January 2027, when the plants and paycheques are gone, she said we will have to ask if this was the wisest strategy. That is not a Conservative clip. That is At Issue. They also spent half the segment explaining why Pierre asking what was on the table is a “safe” question, because they already know the documents will not come out. So the country is in what the Prime Minister called a war, the bill lands on workers, and the deal text stays locked. A political win this month is not a strategy. It is a delay. Who pays first when September 29 hits, the panel or the plant? #cdnpoli #CanadaFirst

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

93,186 views • 22 days ago

This is a heartbreaking 💔 story, this gentlemen contacted us, to get help. He got the Car from GoBid and when he tried to register it, there were some issues on the NATIS system but eventually got registered. He found out that it was also owned by someone else. Meaning it was a CLONE 😢 So they made arrangements to meet with the guy who already owned this car on paper, the guy came to him with an identical car and same number plate etc. The difference was that the VIN on our Clients car was tampered with but not the other Car. So he sent us the Disc and we ran History Checks out (HPI/LifeCycle & Movement) for him and indeed it was a CLONE that he had. Our Client made GoBid aware and they took the car from him and few months passed and GoBid refused to pay him back his money, they said they are investigating, what we picked up in less than 24 hours they were taking months to investigate. Nevertheless GoBid eventually agreed on paying him all the money back which they agreed on, but guess what when they paid they did not pay all, they deducted for a few things, licensing, roadworthy etc. Guys be careful when buying cars at Auctions, they are NOT Clone-Proof !! He says he wishes he booked us to check the car at the Auction before he could bid and now regrets it. You do not need to live with regret book us to go and View4You at the Auction. At minimum please book our ( HPI/LifeCycle & Movement ) service if buying at Auction. Should you need an Inspection done on your behalf anywhere in South Africa kindly book you via our website: #View4You We Inspect. You Decide.

This is a heartbreaking 💔 story, this gentlemen contacted us, to get help. He got the Car from GoBid and when he tried to register it, there were some issues on the NATIS system but eventually got registered. He found out that it was also owned by someone else. Meaning it was a CLONE 😢 So they made arrangements to meet with the guy who already owned this car on paper, the guy came to him with an identical car and same number plate etc. The difference was that the VIN on our Clients car was tampered with but not the other Car. So he sent us the Disc and we ran History Checks out (HPI/LifeCycle & Movement) for him and indeed it was a CLONE that he had. Our Client made GoBid aware and they took the car from him and few months passed and GoBid refused to pay him back his money, they said they are investigating, what we picked up in less than 24 hours they were taking months to investigate. Nevertheless GoBid eventually agreed on paying him all the money back which they agreed on, but guess what when they paid they did not pay all, they deducted for a few things, licensing, roadworthy etc. Guys be careful when buying cars at Auctions, they are NOT Clone-Proof !! He says he wishes he booked us to check the car at the Auction before he could bid and now regrets it. You do not need to live with regret book us to go and View4You at the Auction. At minimum please book our ( HPI/LifeCycle & Movement ) service if buying at Auction. Should you need an Inspection done on your behalf anywhere in South Africa kindly book you via our website: #View4You We Inspect. You Decide.

VIEW4YOU

71,108 views • 1 month ago