John Isgitt

@mtnhousewife It’s what the great majority of women are hardwired to do. Most women will retire from work outside the home as soon as they can.

Housewifery is a vocation, which, if you are doing it right, is going to take most of your day, energy and focus. I feel like this is a claim that has to be defended right now.

@lukeevangelist_ 😂

Super excited to announce that i’ve accepted a new job with the SEC as the guy who plays the walk up music for head coaches at SEC Media Days! Today is my first day!

@botts21 @LIVGolfNation Credibility. It was done in the 1990s.

@LIVGolfNation 100%. What is the reason they are trying to change the name l?

It’s the British Open, NOT the Open.

@davidasinclair So I can eat Hot Cheetos every day as long as I do my sauna work?

5 minutes in a sauna 4x/week reduces cardiovascular risk by 50%

@DavidGiesII @LIVTracking The British Isles include: 1.Great Britain 2.Ireland This concludes our geography lesson.

The name of the tournament is The British Open. That’s it.

@LIVTracking As I remember they made the switch in the ‘90s. I took it as a grab at credibility. It’s very cool to watch. But among the majors it ranks last. So much luck is involved. Anyone can win it. Calling it The Open makes it sound like it’s the best. It’s not.

@coqumragep279 @jsm2334 So you question the findings of this study that injecting aluminum is not harmful?

@IsgittJohn @jsm2334 Was your post supposed to be sarcasm??

A research team led by Anders Hviid in Denmark recently published a study in Annals of Internal Medicine examining whether aluminum exposure from childhood vaccines is associated with an increased risk of chronic disorders. The study assessed 50 conditions, including 36 autoimmune diseases, 9 atopic/allergic disorders, and 5 neurodevelopmental disorders (including autism). TLDR: The study found no evidence that aluminum exposure from vaccines in the first two years of life increases the risk of any of these chronic conditions by age five. The analysis used data from the Danish national health registries, including over 1.2 million children born between 1997 and 2018. Aluminum exposure from vaccines by age two ranged from 0 to 4.5 mg. The primary analysis used Cox proportional hazards models to estimate the relative risk increase for each outcome per 1 mg increase in aluminum exposure, adjusting for a broad set of predefined confounders. These included demographic variables, temporal factors, maternal characteristics, and birth-related variables. When looking at the grouped categories, no association was found: Autoimmune diseases: HR = 0.98 (95% CI: 0.94–1.02) Atopic/allergic disorders: HR = 0.99 (95% CI: 0.98–1.01) Neurodevelopmental disorders: HR = 0.93 (95% CI: 0.90–0.97) These confidence intervals indicate that the data are statistically incompatible with: More than a 2% increase in risk for autoimmune diseases, More than a 1% increase for atopic/allergic disorders, Any increase in risk for neurodevelopmental disorders. Similar findings were observed for individual conditions, including notable results: Asthma: HR = 0.96 (95% CI: 0.94–0.98) Atypical autism: HR = 0.94 (95% CI: 0.79–1.12) A wide range of sensitivity analyses confirmed the robustness of the findings. These included: Stratification by sex and birth year, Using exposure through 14 months instead of 2 years, Following outcomes through ages 3, 4, or 8 years, Restricting to complete cases, Modeling aluminum exposure categorically (e.g., above/below median; low/medium/high exposure groups). Conclusion: This large, comprehensive registry-based study provides strong reassurance that aluminum exposure from childhood vaccines does not increase the risk of autoimmune, allergic, or neurodevelopmental disorders. As with all observational studies, some limitations remain (notably, the possibility of residual confounding), but the study’s size, design, and consistency across analyses make its findings highly credible.

@coqumragep279 @jsm2334 You are talking to the wrong person.

@IsgittJohn @jsm2334 injecting aluminum into bloodstream is much more harmful than *ingesting* aluminum orally. Clear now?

@MdBreathe 30-A

The sand feels like flour.

@joshlbrooks @jsm2334 I can’t decide if I’m more nonplussed by your question or that two people liked it. 😂

@IsgittJohn @jsm2334 Can you explain how you reached that conclusion?

@Mangan150 Poison

"Tortilla chips are my weakness" So put eating tortilla chips on your list of things you don't do.

@MdBreathe @POTUS He cares about covering for his masters.

Interesting. This means @POTUS cares. We need to keep the pressure up. Epstein but also mRNA.

@DawnsMission 1.Global Control & Centralized Governance 2.Financial Power & Wealth Redistribution 3.Behavioral and Economic Control 4.Depopulation and Deindustrialization 5.Psychological Operations (Fear & Compliance) 6.Greenwashing & Corporate Opportunism

What do you think?

@JasonJonesVPP Good luck. He thinks Zionist = Super Christian.

We’re calling on US Ambassador Mike Huckabee—a Christian leader—to visit Taybeh, listen to local priests, and press Israel to protect its vulnerable Christian communities. substack.com/home/post/p-16…

@PhilMickelson Phil and Bryson are two of my favorite players. But I have no interest to watch LIV.

Here’s a random Monday morning ‘hypothetical’ question. What if LIV went to a 35 event, full 120 person field, dual shotgun start(morning and afternoon) and the current LIV events were the ‘elevated’ events within the schedule 🤔 Where would those additional players come from and what would happen to the PGA Tour then?

@MdBreathe No

Can the new Surgeon General be trusted?

@Use2LeanLeft @HealthRanger I figured that out years ago.

@HealthRanger I've been starting to think that Alex has been captured.

What percentage of conservative influencers are on Mossad's payroll, ya think?

@Mark_Sisson 😂

Toss a frisbee in a random direction in Ojai, Malibu, Berkeley, Asheville, or Portland and you’ll hit a skinny fat vegan who’s been trying this strategy for years

@LouStagner The PGA needs to move back to August.

The absolute worst part about The Open is when it's over, we have ~9 months until the next major...