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Dr. Andrew Kaufman: What Makes Toxins Stick Around? (And How To Unstick Them)
Dr. Andrew Kaufman examines where toxins are stored in the body and how to detox from certain contaminants, especially those that are fat soluble. He explains how fat-soluble toxins pile up and cause disruptions in the body’s organs and blood, and can enter the brain. Many pharmaceutical drugs are fat-soluble and are present in drinking water.
Dr. Kaufman reveals how to safely expel fat-soluble toxins using proven natural healing strategies that include slow fat loss, as fasting can dissolve fat and toxins stored in the fat can enter and overwhelm the blood, brain and organs. He recommends a clean diet that is either high and fat and includes meat, or a high-fiber diet. He said that distilled sap from pine trees is nature’s most potent healing solvent and can dissolve plastics. He says distilled pine sap is very potent and he has a specific protocol. More information can be found here.
Note: The Need To Know News does not endorse any health treatments, rather, we report on health issues. Please consult with your own doctor or health expert for any health problems or questions that you may have.
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https://rumble.com/v4lodo3-healthy-living-livestream-what-makes-toxins-stick-around-and-how-to-unstick.html
https://needtoknow.news/2024/07/dr-andrew-kaufman-what-makes-toxins-stick-around-and-how-to-unstick-them/
Baby Bottle Makers Accused of Deceiving Parents about Dangers of Microplastics in Their Products
Lawsuits against Philips North America and Handi-Craft Co. allege that the companies marketed baby bottles as safe, despite knowing that when their products were heated they would release large quantities of harmful microplastics into the contents of the bottles. Microplastics—literally, microscopic pieces of plastic—have been linked to many chronic diseases ranging from irritable bowel syndrome and heart disease, to reproductive dysfunction and degenerative brain diseases like Alzheimer’s.
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https://needtoknow.news/2024/07/baby-bottle-makers-accused-of-deceiving-parents-about-dangers-of-microplastics-in-their-products/
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The Federal Reserve Paid Banks and Funds $400 Billion Over 2 Years for Sitting on Cash
Over the past two years, the US Federal Reserve central bank paid out more than $400 billion to banks and money market funds in interest payments and other transactions meant to curb lending to fight inflation. After a rate hike spree in 2022 and 2023, the central bank now pays 5.4% annual interest on “reserves” – any money a bank leaves parked at the Fed overnight. The Fed is using this mechanism to tighten credit, depress demand, and thus ease price inflation pressure. Constraining lending also reduces the amount of dollars in circulation because banks de facto create new money as they issue loans. The banks’ windfall has not been shared with depositors.
The banking industry has benefited from the Federal Reserve’s measures to control inflation.
Over the past two years, the U.S. central bank paid out more than $400 billion to banks and money market funds in interest payments and other transactions meant to curb lending to fight inflation, based on data published by the Fed as of July 1.
After a rate hike spree in 2022 and 2023, the central bank now pays 5.4 percent annual interest on “reserves” – any money a bank leaves parked at the Fed overnight.
The banks, on the other hand, haven’t necessarily passed on the windfall to its customers, as deposit rates remain very low compared to the rates banks receive from the Fed.
Customers would often have to utilize less convenient tools, such as Certificates of Deposit (CD), to access rates comparable to what the Fed currently pays.
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https://needtoknow.news/2024/07/the-federal-reserve-paid-banks-and-funds-400-billion-over-2-years-for-sitting-on-cash/
pollen in your area could be making you drowsy or loopy
lost time from alien abduction - check for signs like butt hurt etc.
he might not be very funny, but he's good at impersonations
he usually impersonates a looney libtard woman but pulls off a great sock monkey
>holding those responsible accountable to the full extent of the law.
wonder if he'll actually do that when he finds out who really did it…
perfect fit
this act will be pretty handy for some
b/c he knows he'll be called out as being a dude in a dress
He knows this because the ballots have already been filled out