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Shoots 5 people on Christmas over an argument about a missing turkey leg. When impulse control fails chronically and causes significant harm, it may classify as an impulse control disorder. According to the DSM-5 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders), these fall under "Disruptive, Impulse-Control, and Conduct Disorders."...

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Sense Receptor

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Strange Tests – Firing at a T-64B Tank from "Hyacinth" Almost Point-Blank.Comendante wondered, "Will the Ukrainian T-64 tank withstand a point-blank shot from the 152mm Hyacinth?" It's worth clarifying here that the hull design, including the VLD on the T-64 (T-64B = 30+80+105+20), is similar to that of the T-72.1st shot – tank displacement from the impact impulse, destruction of part of the plate welded to the VLD, damage from barrel fragments and destruction of the weld seam of the support (the lower 20mm part of the VLD), destruction of the turret ring. 2nd shot – shot at the joint between the turret and hull over the driver's hatch – breach of the hull roof.Further shooting 4 more times at the turret, glacis, and gun. What can be said here? – For a design developed in 1961 without requirements to withstand hits from a 152mm OFS from "Hyacinth," it's actually not bad.The breach of the front part of the hull roof upon explosion of an OF projectile is well-known, see - problem with the stability of the MV hatch on the T-64(A) when hit over the MV hatch is also known - raises another question – why haven't these issues been improved in 65 years? On the "newest" T-90M, it's the same hatch as on the 64. Cracks and detachments of parts also occur the topic of researching the damaging effect of high-explosive fragmentation shells on armor, see -The effectiveness of a 152mm high-explosive fragmentation shell against armor significantly depends on its velocity and angle of impact. At velocities over 800 m/s, the impulse force of the shells can reach 40-50 kN·s, which is 2-2.5 times greater than that of a 125mm high-explosive fragmentation shell; when the velocity decreases from 400 to 250 m/s, it decreases by 2 to 4 times... The impulse force when a 152mm shell hits a tank (at 800 m/s velocity) is 1.4-2 times greater compared to the impulse of a 125mm HE. INVESTIGATION OF THE DAMAGING EFFECT OF HIGH-EXPLOSIVE FRAGMENTATION SHELLS ON ARMOR (
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Strange Tests – Firing at a T-64B Tank from "Hyacinth" Almost Point-Blank.Comendante wondered, "Will the Ukrainian T-64 tank withstand a point-blank shot from the 152mm Hyacinth?" It's worth clarifying here that the hull design, including the VLD on the T-64 (T-64B = 30+80+105+20), is similar to that of the T-72.1st shot – tank displacement from the impact impulse, destruction of part of the plate welded to the VLD, damage from barrel fragments and destruction of the weld seam of the support (the lower 20mm part of the VLD), destruction of the turret ring. 2nd shot – shot at the joint between the turret and hull over the driver's hatch – breach of the hull roof.Further shooting 4 more times at the turret, glacis, and gun. What can be said here? – For a design developed in 1961 without requirements to withstand hits from a 152mm OFS from "Hyacinth," it's actually not bad.The breach of the front part of the hull roof upon explosion of an OF projectile is well-known, see - problem with the stability of the MV hatch on the T-64(A) when hit over the MV hatch is also known - raises another question – why haven't these issues been improved in 65 years? On the "newest" T-90M, it's the same hatch as on the 64. Cracks and detachments of parts also occur the topic of researching the damaging effect of high-explosive fragmentation shells on armor, see -The effectiveness of a 152mm high-explosive fragmentation shell against armor significantly depends on its velocity and angle of impact. At velocities over 800 m/s, the impulse force of the shells can reach 40-50 kN·s, which is 2-2.5 times greater than that of a 125mm high-explosive fragmentation shell; when the velocity decreases from 400 to 250 m/s, it decreases by 2 to 4 times... The impulse force when a 152mm shell hits a tank (at 800 m/s velocity) is 1.4-2 times greater compared to the impulse of a 125mm HE. INVESTIGATION OF THE DAMAGING EFFECT OF HIGH-EXPLOSIVE FRAGMENTATION SHELLS ON ARMOR (

Andrei_bt

26,662 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Who in the South Australian Parliament has got your back? Last night, the Malinauskas Government passed the Emergency Management (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill 2024. Under the amended ‘General Powers’, section 25 of the Act, the State Co-ordinator and authorised officers are given the power to issue directions in any form, without limitation. These directions may: • Contravene another law of the State • Affect individual’s personal rights • and may use force to ensure compliance These directions can include: • Breaking into any land, building, structure or vehicle. • Taking possession or assuming control over any land, body of water. • Removing or destroying buildings, structures, vehicles, vegetations, and even animals. • Ordering real estate owners to forfeit control of their properties. • Removing people or animals. • Directing people to submit to a decontamination procedure • Directing people to isolate. I was the ONLY Member of Parliament who opposed these extraordinary measures – and the only one who presented significant measures to limit these powers. All Legislative Council members voted against my proposals to restrict and provide reasonable oversight of these excessive powers. In the absence of any parliamentary oversight or limitation on what many in the legal profession (including the Law Society) have characterised as “exceptionally broad and disproportionate executive powers”, the rights of South Australians have been put at considerable risk. When you vote in the Legislative Council next March, remember who stood up for the people against the power of the government, and who didn’t. Sarah Game Fair Go for Australians will always have your back.
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Who in the South Australian Parliament has got your back? Last night, the Malinauskas Government passed the Emergency Management (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill 2024. Under the amended ‘General Powers’, section 25 of the Act, the State Co-ordinator and authorised officers are given the power to issue directions in any form, without limitation. These directions may: • Contravene another law of the State • Affect individual’s personal rights • and may use force to ensure compliance These directions can include: • Breaking into any land, building, structure or vehicle. • Taking possession or assuming control over any land, body of water. • Removing or destroying buildings, structures, vehicles, vegetations, and even animals. • Ordering real estate owners to forfeit control of their properties. • Removing people or animals. • Directing people to submit to a decontamination procedure • Directing people to isolate. I was the ONLY Member of Parliament who opposed these extraordinary measures – and the only one who presented significant measures to limit these powers. All Legislative Council members voted against my proposals to restrict and provide reasonable oversight of these excessive powers. In the absence of any parliamentary oversight or limitation on what many in the legal profession (including the Law Society) have characterised as “exceptionally broad and disproportionate executive powers”, the rights of South Australians have been put at considerable risk. When you vote in the Legislative Council next March, remember who stood up for the people against the power of the government, and who didn’t. Sarah Game Fair Go for Australians will always have your back.

Sarah Game MLC

62,295 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

Watu wangu nimeona Leo tuchapiane hii mambo ya Social media life and bipolar...Social media often presents an idealized version of people's lives, making it easy to feel like others are doing better. Remember that: People typically share their highlights, not their struggles.Comparisons can be unfair and unrealistic.Everyone faces challenges, regardless of their online appearance. Focus on your own journey, and don't compare your behind-the-scenes to someone else's curated moments. Watu wengi pia wako Na Bipolar disorder yet they Don't know. Bipolar is a mental health condition that causes extreme mood swings. These include emotional highs, also known as mania or hypomania, and lows, also known as depression. Hypomania is less extreme than mania. Before you Judge anyone Put yourself in others' shoes and try to understand their experiences. Use respectful language and Avoid stigmatizing language or stereotypes. By working together, we can create a more supportive and understanding environment for individuals living with bipolar disorder.
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Watu wangu nimeona Leo tuchapiane hii mambo ya Social media life and bipolar...Social media often presents an idealized version of people's lives, making it easy to feel like others are doing better. Remember that: People typically share their highlights, not their struggles.Comparisons can be unfair and unrealistic.Everyone faces challenges, regardless of their online appearance. Focus on your own journey, and don't compare your behind-the-scenes to someone else's curated moments. Watu wengi pia wako Na Bipolar disorder yet they Don't know. Bipolar is a mental health condition that causes extreme mood swings. These include emotional highs, also known as mania or hypomania, and lows, also known as depression. Hypomania is less extreme than mania. Before you Judge anyone Put yourself in others' shoes and try to understand their experiences. Use respectful language and Avoid stigmatizing language or stereotypes. By working together, we can create a more supportive and understanding environment for individuals living with bipolar disorder.

Mike Sonko

165,834 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

When I speak on a thing, it's from personal experience. I have PTSD, Major Depression, SAD, Mood Swing Disorder, & OCD. I spent many years in and out of mental facilities short and long term, tried nearly every psych med and experienced every side effect, went to a day treatment program five days a week for over a year, and attempted suicide five times. The last time I was comatose and it took me a year to recover. Through all of this, I came to know the signs of when things were beyond my control and 911 was my only backup. I also learned different coping mechanisms that have kept me out of mental facilities since 1997. One thing that still bothers me is when folk say someone is using mental illness to get attention. I was making more money than I could spend, my places were nicely decorated, and I wore new clothes almost everyday. Just think about that... What can Kai gain from talking about mental health? It can only help others going through struggles by him speaking about it openly. I'm proud of the man you've grown up to be Kai Cenat .
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When I speak on a thing, it's from personal experience. I have PTSD, Major Depression, SAD, Mood Swing Disorder, & OCD. I spent many years in and out of mental facilities short and long term, tried nearly every psych med and experienced every side effect, went to a day treatment program five days a week for over a year, and attempted suicide five times. The last time I was comatose and it took me a year to recover. Through all of this, I came to know the signs of when things were beyond my control and 911 was my only backup. I also learned different coping mechanisms that have kept me out of mental facilities since 1997. One thing that still bothers me is when folk say someone is using mental illness to get attention. I was making more money than I could spend, my places were nicely decorated, and I wore new clothes almost everyday. Just think about that... What can Kai gain from talking about mental health? It can only help others going through struggles by him speaking about it openly. I'm proud of the man you've grown up to be Kai Cenat .

ijustlovepuzzles

42,315 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

DARPA and the CIA's new "MKULTRA project" mixed with A.I. and the construction of smart cities to incorporate a complete grid of control over the population. You wonder why they are starting the infrastructure for smart cities around the world. Minority Report wasn't just a movie. It was a warning of things to come. A grid of control that can not only monitor your finances and take away your privacy with security cameras, but technology that can literally induce emotions and behaviors and read and write thoughts in real time completely remotely. Through electromagnetic radiation, radio frequency, extremely-low frequency, light technology, 5G, A.I., smart wearable technology, like wireless earbuds, and smartwatches that measures changes in blood flow, etc., there are multiple technologies that they have been working on since the late 1950s that they have already mastered, to new technology that has now incorporated A.I. that can do things which once seemed impossible or of science fiction. The technology is already here and they are already quietly passing laws in an attempt to safe guard you literal brain privacy. Colorado was the first state to introduce such legislation. The WEF also talked about this extensively. This doesn't just allow governments and intel agencies to spy or control you, this also applies to big tech, making you feel a specific emotion when you read a specific political article, or implant an impulse to buy, something, or even do something sinister. These are the new systems of control they are implementing on us. It sounds unreal, but the reality is that it's already here and being used on you and you don't even know it.
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DARPA and the CIA's new "MKULTRA project" mixed with A.I. and the construction of smart cities to incorporate a complete grid of control over the population. You wonder why they are starting the infrastructure for smart cities around the world. Minority Report wasn't just a movie. It was a warning of things to come. A grid of control that can not only monitor your finances and take away your privacy with security cameras, but technology that can literally induce emotions and behaviors and read and write thoughts in real time completely remotely. Through electromagnetic radiation, radio frequency, extremely-low frequency, light technology, 5G, A.I., smart wearable technology, like wireless earbuds, and smartwatches that measures changes in blood flow, etc., there are multiple technologies that they have been working on since the late 1950s that they have already mastered, to new technology that has now incorporated A.I. that can do things which once seemed impossible or of science fiction. The technology is already here and they are already quietly passing laws in an attempt to safe guard you literal brain privacy. Colorado was the first state to introduce such legislation. The WEF also talked about this extensively. This doesn't just allow governments and intel agencies to spy or control you, this also applies to big tech, making you feel a specific emotion when you read a specific political article, or implant an impulse to buy, something, or even do something sinister. These are the new systems of control they are implementing on us. It sounds unreal, but the reality is that it's already here and being used on you and you don't even know it.

The SCIF

72,506 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Many parents believe fear is the way to get their child to behave. Some people actually feel proud that their child feared them. Not understanding the cost that comes with any relationship where fear is used to gain control. And there are many costs. The first cause is the lack of trust. A child cannot trust an adult who cannot control their anger or temper. They start to develop hypervigilance from walking on eggshells. Always worried they’ll say or do the wrong thing. They also learn: I need to hide and keep secrets. Anyone raised in an authoritarian, dominating, or highly controlled environment knows this to be true. People from these homes become better at hiding and concealing. They begin to live a “double life” one in the home, and one outside. If a child is punished for the truth, they learn not to tell it. Fear is not the same thing as respect. IF YOU’RE COMFORTABLE, SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE IN THE COMMENTS 👇🏼
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Many parents believe fear is the way to get their child to behave. Some people actually feel proud that their child feared them. Not understanding the cost that comes with any relationship where fear is used to gain control. And there are many costs. The first cause is the lack of trust. A child cannot trust an adult who cannot control their anger or temper. They start to develop hypervigilance from walking on eggshells. Always worried they’ll say or do the wrong thing. They also learn: I need to hide and keep secrets. Anyone raised in an authoritarian, dominating, or highly controlled environment knows this to be true. People from these homes become better at hiding and concealing. They begin to live a “double life” one in the home, and one outside. If a child is punished for the truth, they learn not to tell it. Fear is not the same thing as respect. IF YOU’RE COMFORTABLE, SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE IN THE COMMENTS 👇🏼

Dr. Nicole LePera

269,806 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

🚨Former Israeli Acting President Avraham Burg: Iran was NOT an existential threat for Israel, Netanyahu launched a WASTED war! ‘Hezbollah at the northern part of Israel is a problem, as an uncontrolled substate militia, it’s a problem for the Lebanese government, for the Israelis and maybe even for the Syrians. I mean, the entire triangle of the northern part of Israel should be troubled by the very existence and the kind of independence of Hezbollah. And something is to be done about it. Iran was not, if you ask me, an existential threat to Israel. It was a real problem. It was a real threat with the proxies and the fire and the fire belt around Israel and the provocations all over the Gulf and all over the Middle East. But it was not such an existential threat and could have been dealt differently by diplomacy, by agreements, by different equilibrium and balances. And last but not least, Hamas proved that October 7th 2023, that it is really very, very, very malicious and very criminal when it comes to their motivation to annihilate the state of Israel and to kill as many Israelis as possible. All these three are problems that Netanyahu believed, and unfortunately too many Israelis still believe that can be solved by muscles, by power, by military manoeuvres, without understanding the very ancient wisdom of war. A war that does not have a next step, which is political, which is agreement, which is a settlement, which is a kind of a new setting, is a wasted war. And all the victims, be them Israelis or be them Lebanese or innocent Gazan people or innocent Iranian people, are simply human sacrifice. It’s a waste. It’s a shame.’ -Avraham Burg joins us for Monday’s episode of Going Underground to discuss the US-Israeli war on Iran, and much more. Don’t miss it, follow us on X and follow our Rumble channel, link below in the replies 👇
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🚨Former Israeli Acting President Avraham Burg: Iran was NOT an existential threat for Israel, Netanyahu launched a WASTED war! ‘Hezbollah at the northern part of Israel is a problem, as an uncontrolled substate militia, it’s a problem for the Lebanese government, for the Israelis and maybe even for the Syrians. I mean, the entire triangle of the northern part of Israel should be troubled by the very existence and the kind of independence of Hezbollah. And something is to be done about it. Iran was not, if you ask me, an existential threat to Israel. It was a real problem. It was a real threat with the proxies and the fire and the fire belt around Israel and the provocations all over the Gulf and all over the Middle East. But it was not such an existential threat and could have been dealt differently by diplomacy, by agreements, by different equilibrium and balances. And last but not least, Hamas proved that October 7th 2023, that it is really very, very, very malicious and very criminal when it comes to their motivation to annihilate the state of Israel and to kill as many Israelis as possible. All these three are problems that Netanyahu believed, and unfortunately too many Israelis still believe that can be solved by muscles, by power, by military manoeuvres, without understanding the very ancient wisdom of war. A war that does not have a next step, which is political, which is agreement, which is a settlement, which is a kind of a new setting, is a wasted war. And all the victims, be them Israelis or be them Lebanese or innocent Gazan people or innocent Iranian people, are simply human sacrifice. It’s a waste. It’s a shame.’ -Avraham Burg joins us for Monday’s episode of Going Underground to discuss the US-Israeli war on Iran, and much more. Don’t miss it, follow us on X and follow our Rumble channel, link below in the replies 👇

Going Underground

24,097 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

The next time you make an error or any type of mistake during competition, use this simple 3 step Reset Routine to quickly bounce back. Step 1: Before the game, draw a reset button under your hat. You can also draw it on your wrist tape, on your glove or wherever you’d like to. Step 2: After an error, take off your hat and take a deep breath while pressing the reset button. This will help you gain control and stop any downward spiral from starting. Step 3: Take control of your self-talk by repeating “hit the next ball to me, I will make this play”. This may be the most important part of it all. Know that it’s all about having a routine to go to, not if, but WHEN adversity comes your way. So, the next time you inevitably fall short of your expectations, utilize this Reset Routine and you’ll be ready to make the next play.
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The next time you make an error or any type of mistake during competition, use this simple 3 step Reset Routine to quickly bounce back. Step 1: Before the game, draw a reset button under your hat. You can also draw it on your wrist tape, on your glove or wherever you’d like to. Step 2: After an error, take off your hat and take a deep breath while pressing the reset button. This will help you gain control and stop any downward spiral from starting. Step 3: Take control of your self-talk by repeating “hit the next ball to me, I will make this play”. This may be the most important part of it all. Know that it’s all about having a routine to go to, not if, but WHEN adversity comes your way. So, the next time you inevitably fall short of your expectations, utilize this Reset Routine and you’ll be ready to make the next play.

Brandon Guyer - Major League Mindset

113,619 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

This is the result of a school system run by liberal white women who are “morally conflicted” about disciplining young Black men. When I was teaching, there was a pathological aversion to acknowledging the disproportionate number of Black boys with conduct disorders—outside of the predominant, ideologically-driven belief that white people and “whiteness” were ultimately to blame. (The “poverty argument” was simply an extension of this, since it was ultimately claimed that poverty caused these behaviors—rather than being a product of a culture and localized society that tolerates, or is at least afraid to confront, them.) To be sure, these behaviors often had a strong familial component. It didn’t take long, after meeting some of the parents, to understand why their children were behaving antisocially in school. But here’s the tragic irony: the school system’s failure to actively address these behavioral disorders—due to liberal educator pathology—exacerbated the problem. Why? Because, sadly, for many of these kids, the only “normal” adults they encountered were at school. For better or worse, teachers and school staff functioned as surrogate parents—and often, arguably, better ones, as they weren’t drug users, abusers, criminals, or simply incompetent. Yet—and this is the tragic part—the limited opportunity these students had to interact with a healthier and more stable adult environment was distorted by a school culture that didn’t treat them as human beings capable of rising above their circumstances. Instead, it treated them as “noble victims” whose antisocial, and at times savage, behavior was seen as a burden for white people to bear. And so, these children were allowed to continue engaging in behaviors that teachers and administrators would never tolerate from their own kids. They were subjected instead to experimental progressive behavioral philosophies and “interventions” that, at best, were ineffective—and at worst, actually incentivized the antisocial behavior by rewarding it with outcomes (such as specific forms of adult attention) the children craved. As a result, our school systems—particularly those in high-poverty urban centers—have produced, or at least facilitated the development of, young Black adults who have been conditioned by the system to behave however they want. And because, during most of their formative years, this behavior was never truly corrected or challenged, many are shocked—and enraged—when the real world pushes back through the enforcement arm of the law. Every video I’ve seen of a young Black man in a confrontation with police—aggressively resisting until severe force is used—reminds me of students I had who were allowed to do the same with minimal consequences from school staff. I spent many years trying to be the teacher who held them accountable and produced real behavioral change. Sometimes, it worked. But more often, any success I had was undercut by colleagues who refused to adopt similar expectations and consequences—or by superiors who actively undermined my efforts because they didn’t like the “optics” of the disproportionate disciplinary record you’d inevitably accumulate when working to reform a troubled Black teenager. If you think that sounds like a soul-destroying environment to work in, you’d be
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This is the result of a school system run by liberal white women who are “morally conflicted” about disciplining young Black men. When I was teaching, there was a pathological aversion to acknowledging the disproportionate number of Black boys with conduct disorders—outside of the predominant, ideologically-driven belief that white people and “whiteness” were ultimately to blame. (The “poverty argument” was simply an extension of this, since it was ultimately claimed that poverty caused these behaviors—rather than being a product of a culture and localized society that tolerates, or is at least afraid to confront, them.) To be sure, these behaviors often had a strong familial component. It didn’t take long, after meeting some of the parents, to understand why their children were behaving antisocially in school. But here’s the tragic irony: the school system’s failure to actively address these behavioral disorders—due to liberal educator pathology—exacerbated the problem. Why? Because, sadly, for many of these kids, the only “normal” adults they encountered were at school. For better or worse, teachers and school staff functioned as surrogate parents—and often, arguably, better ones, as they weren’t drug users, abusers, criminals, or simply incompetent. Yet—and this is the tragic part—the limited opportunity these students had to interact with a healthier and more stable adult environment was distorted by a school culture that didn’t treat them as human beings capable of rising above their circumstances. Instead, it treated them as “noble victims” whose antisocial, and at times savage, behavior was seen as a burden for white people to bear. And so, these children were allowed to continue engaging in behaviors that teachers and administrators would never tolerate from their own kids. They were subjected instead to experimental progressive behavioral philosophies and “interventions” that, at best, were ineffective—and at worst, actually incentivized the antisocial behavior by rewarding it with outcomes (such as specific forms of adult attention) the children craved. As a result, our school systems—particularly those in high-poverty urban centers—have produced, or at least facilitated the development of, young Black adults who have been conditioned by the system to behave however they want. And because, during most of their formative years, this behavior was never truly corrected or challenged, many are shocked—and enraged—when the real world pushes back through the enforcement arm of the law. Every video I’ve seen of a young Black man in a confrontation with police—aggressively resisting until severe force is used—reminds me of students I had who were allowed to do the same with minimal consequences from school staff. I spent many years trying to be the teacher who held them accountable and produced real behavioral change. Sometimes, it worked. But more often, any success I had was undercut by colleagues who refused to adopt similar expectations and consequences—or by superiors who actively undermined my efforts because they didn’t like the “optics” of the disproportionate disciplinary record you’d inevitably accumulate when working to reform a troubled Black teenager. If you think that sounds like a soul-destroying environment to work in, you’d be

Frank McCormick

15,130 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

"1,700 People In The US Die Everyday From Cancer...That's 70 Every Hour." Dr Thomas Seyfried, PhD "Cancer Is A very Preventable Disorder. It's Within Your Control...It Is Not Genetic, Cancer Is A Metabolic Disease." Toxic Chemotherapy & Radiation Will Never Lower Cancer Rates. "The Problem Is Our Modern Lifestyle & Habits, We're Doing Everything Wrong. We're Inducing Cancer." "Cancer Is A Very Preventable Disorder. It's Within Your Control, Your Lifestyle, Your Habits." "When The Medical Establishment Acknowledges What I Know About This Disorder, What's Causing It & What We're Not Doing To Prevent It Or Treat It...It Will Be Recognized As The Greatest Tragedy In The History Of Medicine." "We Can Prevent It & Treat It With Metabolic Therapy. You Can Take Away The Risk & Fear Of Getting Cancer." Chemotherapy & Radiation have not reduced cancer rates. 1,700 people die everyday from cancer, that's 70 people every hour. Ketogenic Metabolic Cancer Prevention/Treatment: 1: Fasting For Autophagy & Mitochondrial Health 2: Carbohydrate Restriction/Glucose Elimination 3: Remove Inflammatory Toxic Seed Oils 4: Remove Processed Foods 5: Exercise To Induce Ketosis 6: Targeted Protocol For Cancer(Linked Below) Dr Thomas Seyfried Thomas N. Seyfried is a Professor of Biology, Genetics & Biochemistry at Boston College. He has over 150 peer-reviewed publications & the author of "Cancer as a Metabolic Disease: On the Origin, Management & Prevention of Cancer." "All Major Research Centers Believe Cancer Is A Genetic Disease. But That Belief Is In Stark Contrast To The Data. The Evidence Is Massive To Support That Cancer Is A Metabolic Disorder." "Wolves In The Wild Don't Die Of Cancer, Yet Our Pets #1 Killer Is Cancer. Their Food & Lifestyle Is Killing Them Too." "The Greatest Tragedy In The History Of Medicine Is Knowing The Cause Of Cancer & Yet The Medical Establishment Is Not Advising Changing Lifestyle To Prevent It Or As A Treatment." 👇Fasting/Ketogenic/Ivermectin Cancer Protocol👇 👇Dr Seyfried Case Report Curing Canine Cancer👇 👇Ketogenic Diet Lung/Brain Cancer Remission👇 Podcast: DiaryOfaCEO Video: @superfoodmood
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"1,700 People In The US Die Everyday From Cancer...That's 70 Every Hour." Dr Thomas Seyfried, PhD "Cancer Is A very Preventable Disorder. It's Within Your Control...It Is Not Genetic, Cancer Is A Metabolic Disease." Toxic Chemotherapy & Radiation Will Never Lower Cancer Rates. "The Problem Is Our Modern Lifestyle & Habits, We're Doing Everything Wrong. We're Inducing Cancer." "Cancer Is A Very Preventable Disorder. It's Within Your Control, Your Lifestyle, Your Habits." "When The Medical Establishment Acknowledges What I Know About This Disorder, What's Causing It & What We're Not Doing To Prevent It Or Treat It...It Will Be Recognized As The Greatest Tragedy In The History Of Medicine." "We Can Prevent It & Treat It With Metabolic Therapy. You Can Take Away The Risk & Fear Of Getting Cancer." Chemotherapy & Radiation have not reduced cancer rates. 1,700 people die everyday from cancer, that's 70 people every hour. Ketogenic Metabolic Cancer Prevention/Treatment: 1: Fasting For Autophagy & Mitochondrial Health 2: Carbohydrate Restriction/Glucose Elimination 3: Remove Inflammatory Toxic Seed Oils 4: Remove Processed Foods 5: Exercise To Induce Ketosis 6: Targeted Protocol For Cancer(Linked Below) Dr Thomas Seyfried Thomas N. Seyfried is a Professor of Biology, Genetics & Biochemistry at Boston College. He has over 150 peer-reviewed publications & the author of "Cancer as a Metabolic Disease: On the Origin, Management & Prevention of Cancer." "All Major Research Centers Believe Cancer Is A Genetic Disease. But That Belief Is In Stark Contrast To The Data. The Evidence Is Massive To Support That Cancer Is A Metabolic Disorder." "Wolves In The Wild Don't Die Of Cancer, Yet Our Pets #1 Killer Is Cancer. Their Food & Lifestyle Is Killing Them Too." "The Greatest Tragedy In The History Of Medicine Is Knowing The Cause Of Cancer & Yet The Medical Establishment Is Not Advising Changing Lifestyle To Prevent It Or As A Treatment." 👇Fasting/Ketogenic/Ivermectin Cancer Protocol👇 👇Dr Seyfried Case Report Curing Canine Cancer👇 👇Ketogenic Diet Lung/Brain Cancer Remission👇 Podcast: DiaryOfaCEO Video: @superfoodmood

Valerie Anne Smith

197,459 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr