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Two Essential Oils For Better Sleep

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Two Essential Oils For Better SleepNick Polizzi – We usually think of sight and hearing as our main senses, but what we smell has the strongest impact on our emotions. The olfactory receptors in our brain connect directly to the limbic system, where emotions begin.

This may be why essential oils (the distilled essence of various plants and flowers) are so potent.

There are over 90 types of essential oils, all with unique impacts on the body and mind — and they are extremely concentrated. For example, it’s estimated that it takes roughly 220 pounds of lavender flowers to produce a single pound of lavender oil! Continue reading →

Tennessee Bans Bill Gates’ mRNA From Food Supply

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Tennessee Bans Bill Gates’ mRNA From Food SupplySean Adl-Tabatabai – Tennessee has become the first State in America to ban Bill Gates’ toxic mRNA from being pumped into the food supply.

The move comes after the billionaire eugenicist vowed to force vaccinate every human being with new mRNA vaccines by pumping chemicals into the food and water supplies.

The bill, HB1894, was discussed in the Tennessee Senate on Thursday before a vote to send it to Gov. Bill Lee’ desk. Continue reading →

This Exercise Tops the Chart for Lowering Blood Pressure

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This Exercise Tops the Chart for Lowering Blood PressureDr. Joseph Mercola – For the 48.1% of U.S. adults with high blood pressure,1 learning how to do simple isometric exercises, including wall sits, may offer a natural strategy for relief. In fact, a systematic review and meta-analysis of 270 randomized controlled trials looked at the effects of multiple types of exercise, including aerobics, high-intensity interval training (HIIT), resistance training and combined training, on blood pressure.

While all were beneficial, isometric exercise came out on top as “the most effective mode in reducing both systolic and diastolic blood pressure.”2 It turns out that static contraction of muscle as you hold your body in one position, i.e., isometric exercise, may offer blood pressure benefits that some other types of more dynamic movement don’t. Continue reading →

The War on Ivermectin: Unveiling the FDA and CDC Campaign [Video]

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The War on Ivermectin: Unveiling the FDA and CDC CampaignGreg Hunter – World renowned CV19 critical care and pulmonary expert Dr. Pierre Kory was one of the first to call for Ivermectin to treat Covid in the early days of the pandemic.  Instead of using Ivermectin, the FDA and CDC vilified the drug and questioned its effectiveness even though Ivermectin won a Nobel Prize for safety and efficacy in 2015.

Because of these actions from the FDA and CDC, people died in the hundreds of thousands in America alone for lack of treatment from a cheap and effective drug to treat Covid.

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Exposing the Pfizer Conspiracy: What’s in Your Cheese?

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Exposing the Pfizer Conspiracy: What's in Your Cheese?Jessica C. – What fresh hell is this? Up to 90% of all the cheese in America is made with a fake ingredient that was invented in a laboratory by Pfizer’s mad scientists.

That’s according to a big report in GreenMedInfo. The public has no idea that 90% of our cheese is made with this Pfizer ingredient because the FDA has given the pharmaceutical giant a workaround. Cheese packaging doesn’t have to tell you that you’re eating some type of Frankenstein chemical brought to you by the same ghouls who made the COVID mRNA shots.

Cheese is a superfood that’s been around for thousands of years. Archaeologists have found evidence of cheesemaking as far back as about 7,000 years. Real cheese is traditionally made with just four ingredients: milk, salt, starter culture (usually some type of yeast), and rennet. Continue reading →