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World-renowned physician Dr. William Li explains how cacao can stimulate stem cells to migrate to various sites of repair and regeneration throughout the body. Cacao is the core ingredient in chocolate and is produced from the beans of cacao tree through a process of fermentation, drying and roasting. Clinical...

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Itsmevor 2 Jahren

I buy raw organic beans, grind them, mix them with grinded coffee beans, put them in here, wait a few minutes and the result is the best and probably healthiest coffee 👇

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BioPulsevor 2 Jahren

This is fascinating! In addition to cacao, consider incorporating foods rich in polyphenols like green tea and blueberries to further support heart health and stem cell activity.

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Dena Tuttlevor 2 Jahren

Is there a natural treatment for lyme disease?

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carl h. devitt-for convenience and consistencyvor 2 Jahren

Only natural organic...not the shit we're all fed

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Donny Boy 4.0vor 2 Jahren

Barbara, I would LOVE it if you started an online school to begin teaching and propagating ancient, diet based health to the world again.

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deeply concernedvor 2 Jahren

@naomirwolf High magnesium content too correct? I knew there was a reason my body craves chocolate!! The darker the better!

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Aloha Patriot CA #17🇺🇸for God, Family & Countryvor 2 Jahren

I drink this daily and love it!

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M C ❤️ is the Answervor 2 Jahren

Look for choco that is lower in cadmium and lead. They all have it, so find the healthiest source if possible.

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RMvor 2 Jahren

WARNING ⚠️. Also VERY HIGH in OXALATE. I tried this and got Saliva gland stones

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SerenasMouthvor 2 Jahren

I knew it everybody thinks I'm nuts and in my family you have no idea how hard I live and have lived and I'm 55 and I've been smoking cigarettes like a freaking chimney since I was 9 years old and I'm a chocoholic🔥💥I literally run circles around everyone even those half my age

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Cocoa is central to Ghana’s broader economic transformation. It is aligned with our Big Push Initiative for agro-industrialization and the Connect24 pillar of the 24-Hour Economy, which is designed to enhance the flow of goods, energy, and data. Our Living Income Differential (LID), introduced jointly with la Côte d’Ivoire, reflects our commitment to ensuring farmers earn a fair return for their labour. In closing, I stated that Ghana’s path forward is clear: we must move beyond exporting raw cocoa beans to building an economy that empowers farmers, creates decent jobs, and promotes sustainability. Together, we can build a cocoa sector that not only sweetens the world’s palate but enriches the lives of the farmers and communities who make it possible.

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The Chemotherapy Paradox – A "Cure" That Preserves the Root of Cancer? You've been told chemotherapy is a cornerstone of cancer care. But what if the standard of care is fundamentally flawed, suppressing the very system designed to heal you while protecting the engine that drives the disease? In a stunning exposition, Dr. Paul Marik pulls back the curtain on oncology's biggest dilemma. Here's the shocking truth: - Chemotherapy annihilates your immune army. It wipes out your natural killer cells and T-cells—the very soldiers your body needs to fight cancer. You are immune-suppressed, allowing the tumor a clearer path to proliferate. - Chemotherapy preserves the cancer stem cell. This is the root of the tumor. While chemo kills rapidly dividing cells, it often leaves the stem cell—the queen bee—untouched. From this root, the cancer indefinitely divides, mutates, and regrows. - Some chemo drugs may even STIMULATE the stem cell. That's right. The very treatment intended to kill cancer can, in some cases, fuel its source. "So you can't cure the patient unless you get rid of the cancer stem cell," states Dr. Marik. "Interestingly, chemotherapy doesn't kill the stem cell." This explains why "remission" is not a "cure." The cancer can return 7, 8, or 10 years later because the root was never addressed. You are in remission, not cured. The conclusion? The high-dose, "burn-and-cut" approach of traditional oncology is not holistic. It weakens the host and empowers the enemy's most resilient forces. Dr. Marik confirms: The efficacy depends on the tumor type. Cancers with a low percentage of stem cells can see long-term remission. But for many, it's a ticking time bomb. This isn't an opinion; it's a biological reality. It’s time for a paradigm shift. Share this to spark a crucial conversation. The future of oncology depends on it.
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The Chemotherapy Paradox – A "Cure" That Preserves the Root of Cancer? You've been told chemotherapy is a cornerstone of cancer care. But what if the standard of care is fundamentally flawed, suppressing the very system designed to heal you while protecting the engine that drives the disease? In a stunning exposition, Dr. Paul Marik pulls back the curtain on oncology's biggest dilemma. Here's the shocking truth: - Chemotherapy annihilates your immune army. It wipes out your natural killer cells and T-cells—the very soldiers your body needs to fight cancer. You are immune-suppressed, allowing the tumor a clearer path to proliferate. - Chemotherapy preserves the cancer stem cell. This is the root of the tumor. While chemo kills rapidly dividing cells, it often leaves the stem cell—the queen bee—untouched. From this root, the cancer indefinitely divides, mutates, and regrows. - Some chemo drugs may even STIMULATE the stem cell. That's right. The very treatment intended to kill cancer can, in some cases, fuel its source. "So you can't cure the patient unless you get rid of the cancer stem cell," states Dr. Marik. "Interestingly, chemotherapy doesn't kill the stem cell." This explains why "remission" is not a "cure." The cancer can return 7, 8, or 10 years later because the root was never addressed. You are in remission, not cured. The conclusion? The high-dose, "burn-and-cut" approach of traditional oncology is not holistic. It weakens the host and empowers the enemy's most resilient forces. Dr. Marik confirms: The efficacy depends on the tumor type. Cancers with a low percentage of stem cells can see long-term remission. But for many, it's a ticking time bomb. This isn't an opinion; it's a biological reality. It’s time for a paradigm shift. Share this to spark a crucial conversation. The future of oncology depends on it.

Camus

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The ongoing cocoa seedlings production project @ Erifun Ado Ekiti. This is the first nursery site. The development of the second site starts immediately after this. We are planning it big this year to get improved variety seedlings across to our farmers. We have a 10-year production plan to be among the top 3 states of cocoa producing zone in Nigeria. Our target is to raise up to 500,000 seedlings in 2025/26 season. With the support of the TRACE Project of the USDA, training and capacity building for cocoa farmers in the state is currently going on. This year, we supported our cocoa farmers with the following: * 50% subsidy on improved seedlings. * 50% subsidy on agrochemicals supplied by SARO Agro Science. * Free fertiliser to some specific farmers. Are you a youth interested in cocoa farming? Reach out to the Tree Crops Unit of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security.
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The ongoing cocoa seedlings production project @ Erifun Ado Ekiti. This is the first nursery site. The development of the second site starts immediately after this. We are planning it big this year to get improved variety seedlings across to our farmers. We have a 10-year production plan to be among the top 3 states of cocoa producing zone in Nigeria. Our target is to raise up to 500,000 seedlings in 2025/26 season. With the support of the TRACE Project of the USDA, training and capacity building for cocoa farmers in the state is currently going on. This year, we supported our cocoa farmers with the following: * 50% subsidy on improved seedlings. * 50% subsidy on agrochemicals supplied by SARO Agro Science. * Free fertiliser to some specific farmers. Are you a youth interested in cocoa farming? Reach out to the Tree Crops Unit of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security.

Ebenezer Boluwade

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Bryan Johnson explains how lack of sleep can increase the risk of cancer ''When you get 4 hours of sleep per night or less for a few days, your NK cells, which are the cells that survey your body for cancer, go down in activity by roughly 70%. So a way to increase the risk of cancer is low sleep'' ''You can increase the risk of cancer when your body is in poor health. When you are older and when your immune system is not as strong, you have a higher chance of getting cancer''
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Bryan Johnson explains how lack of sleep can increase the risk of cancer ''When you get 4 hours of sleep per night or less for a few days, your NK cells, which are the cells that survey your body for cancer, go down in activity by roughly 70%. So a way to increase the risk of cancer is low sleep'' ''You can increase the risk of cancer when your body is in poor health. When you are older and when your immune system is not as strong, you have a higher chance of getting cancer''

Mikli

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Taking ~2 grams/day of omega-3s may be one of the simplest high-ROI habits for lifespan and cardiovascular health At that dose, most people can move their omega-3 index from ~4% to ~8%, a range linked in observational studies to a ~5-year increase in life expectancy and ~90% lower risk of sudden cardiac death To put that in perspective, a low omega-3 index has been associated with a life expectancy gap similar to smoking Yet the vast majority of Americans fall short on EPA and DHA Few interventions this impactful are this easy All you have to do is take a fish oil supplement
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Taking ~2 grams/day of omega-3s may be one of the simplest high-ROI habits for lifespan and cardiovascular health At that dose, most people can move their omega-3 index from ~4% to ~8%, a range linked in observational studies to a ~5-year increase in life expectancy and ~90% lower risk of sudden cardiac death To put that in perspective, a low omega-3 index has been associated with a life expectancy gap similar to smoking Yet the vast majority of Americans fall short on EPA and DHA Few interventions this impactful are this easy All you have to do is take a fish oil supplement

FoundMyFitness Clips

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