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This is absolutely mind-blowing. A simple routine of getting sunshine, eating fish, and moderate exercise can slash your cancer risk by 60%. If this were a pharmaceutical drug, it would dominate headlines and make hundreds of billions of dollars. But because it doesn’t pad Big Pharma’s pockets, mainstream outlets... show more

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🌱 The gut-lung axis may hold the key to managing asthma, COPD, and ARDS. Explore how gut health may influence respiratory diseases and the future of targeted therapies. Check out the latest research at #GutLungAxis #Microbiome #LungHealth #health #news

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Almost like being healthy decreases your risk of being unhealthy 😂

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They want us fat, sick, and unhealthy so they can make as much money as possible. Healthy people aren’t as profitable to them.

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Getting the sunshine and healthy fish is a big problem.

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Is that Malone?

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Big Pharma's silence on this cancer-fighting routine shows they value profits over lives. Sunlight, healthy foods, exercise, and daily intermittent fasting hurt their earnings. Your body is built to heal itself.

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Ok. I looked at the study. Participants didn’t eat fish. They were given Omega-3 supplements. Makes sense. So take Omega-3 supplements, D3 supplements and get some exercise. You don’t really need sunshine or nasty fish.

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A healthy Mediterranean diet can’t be bad as the folks over there live longer than Americans as a whole do.

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Catastrophic news… for big pharma shareholders

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