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icymi : "France recently banned the use of PFAS in clothing and cosmetics, and the European Union is considering a similar ban." (via this @USATODAY article). When will we do the same in the U.S.? #health #environment #pfas @EPA bit.ly/4cABDVN

@harukaawake Sakura Sakura

🇯🇵🌸 This is a beautiful 25-string koto performance under blooming cherry blossoms. Thank you everyone for the positive vibes about Japan lately. We appreciate it!

In 1973, the U.S. Navy listed 2,300+ studies showing EMF harm, then buried them. Dr. Robert O. Becker, a pioneering MD and bioelectricity researcher, went on 60 Minutes to warn the public. He was punished: lab shut down, federal funding pulled, career ended.

Americans are being poisoned at an alarming rate. When are we going to start demanding the same protections for Americans that Europeans already have?

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“A hospital in Barcelona sits right across from the beach. So they started wheeling ICU patients to the shore. Ten minutes of sunlight and waves — and doctors say it changes everything. Hospital del Mar in Barcelona sits directly across from the Mediterranean. For years, staff have been wheeling ICU patients to the beachfront as part of a program to "humanize" intensive care. Doctors say even 10 minutes of sunlight and waves can improve a patient's well-being and recovery. The program gained worldwide attention during COVID-19, when patients who spent weeks sedated on ventilators were taken to the beach. One patient, after 52 days in the ICU, said: "It's one of the best days I remember." Staff monitor vital signs throughout each visit. Dr. Judith Marín said the team had been doing therapeutic outings for two years before the pandemic. The hospital is now studying whether beach visits improve long-term recovery.” facebook.com/10006474810464…

@Yoda4ever @grok How do dogs know their way home?

Seven dogs stolen from their owners have gone viral after escaping from an illegal transport truck and making their way home. They traveled around 17 km together, led by a corgi across highways and fields, now safely back with their respective owners..🐶🐾🥺❤️

They avoid using Roundup because of glyphosate and instead share their homemade weed-killing formula.

@zemacplayer @MakisMedicine The question is, are the results of their study valid or not?

The Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine does not have a conventional Clarivate Analytics Journal Impact Factor (JIF) and is not indexed in major mainstream databases like MEDLINE. It is considered a niche publication focusing on alternative medicine, historically ranking low (e.g., bottom 10% in Scopus 2018)

BREAKING NEWS: First-in-the-World IVERMECTIN, Mebendazole and Fenbendazole Protocol for CANCER has been peer-reviewed and published! I am seeing our paper everywhere recently, the NEWS is spreading! 😃 BIG PHARMA attacked our Fenbendazole paper on three Stage 4 Cancer patients who are now Cancer Free, but it will be resubmitted and published soon! I have been attacked recently by Canadian authorities for my revolutionary Cancer research and work, but... a NEW FLORIDA CANCER CLINIC is coming soon!🙏 Thank you all for your ongoing support!! 😃 God Bless you all and God bless those who are fighting Cancer...

@brkfreeplastic We need to make more products with natural materials, fewer unnecessary plastic products, and use fewer toxic chemical additives in the manufacture of those plastics that we continue to make.

🌍 This #WorldRecyclingDay, we demand systemic solutions: a move away from single-use plastics and toward a future built on reuse and corporate accountability. ✊✨

We can’t #recycle our way out of a crisis that produces 400 million tons of waste every year. 📈 While materials like aluminum and glass can be recycled endlessly, plastic recycling is failing, with only 9% of plastic waste actually being recycled. #BreakFreeFromPlastic

Iowa produces the most GMO corn in the US. Iowa uses more pesticide than any other state except one. Iowa has the 2nd greatest incidence of cancer in the US. Some Iowa countries have cancer rates 50% higher than the national average. But it can’t be the chemicals…

@dr_ericberg @dog_bob_ You cannot get vitamin D from the sun in the winter in temperate climates. The low angle of the sun blocks UV-B rays.

@dog_bob_ Yes. The sun is still the best natural source of Vitamin D :)

Here's something that might surprise you: The recommended daily intake for vitamin D, which has been cited for years as 600 IU, is based on a massive error. In 2014, researchers reanalyzed the original data used by the Institute of Medicine and found the actual necessary amount was closer to 8,895 IU! This recalculation has been confirmed by independent research, yet it is still completely ignored. This isn't just a "mistake," it's a systemic error that continues to leave millions deficient in a crucial vitamin, impacting immunity, mood, cognitive function, metabolic control, and even cancer risk.

In our testing, we found glyphosate in childhood vaccines. Monsantos own lead toxicologist, Donna Farmer, has stated before that “glyphosate is only dangerous when injected and we all know it’s not injected” - except it is. If glyphosate was banned for use as a drying agent, as it is in the majority of the world, then this would greatly reduce the residue levels we’re finding. Tag our elected officials! Let’s let them know that glyphosate should be banned as a drying agent immediately. 🇺🇸Moms Across America is an independent nonprofit powered by your donations. Support our mission to create a healthier nation by removing toxins from our food supply with a monthly donation, link in our bio or go to momsacrossamerica.com/monthly_donati…

About 1 in 5 lung cancer patients today never smoked. Synthetic fragrance chemicals are everywhere—laundry detergents, air fresheners, chemical cleaners, dryer sheets, perfumes, the list goes on. These products release a cocktail of volatile chemicals into the air inside our homes. “Fragrance” being listed on an ingredient label can legally hide hundreds of undisclosed chemicals, many of which have never been tested for long-term inhalation safety. Instead choose household products we know are safe like Earthley earthley.com/?affiliateId=m…

The world’s richest woman, Alice Walton, just built a completely free medical school. The Alice L. Walton School of Medicine in Bentonville, Arkansas opened in July 2025, welcoming its first class of 48 students. It focuses on a "whole health" approach, emphasizing preventive care, nutrition, mental wellness, and serving underserved/rural communities.

@LloydLegalist It is legal to take a "gather step" and then two and a half steps on a drive to the basket in the NBA. (But some of the videos in this tweet are ridiculous).

More examples of why today’s NBA is unwatchable. #NBA

Seems like a great way to reduce disorder in prisons and improve the physical and mental health of prisoners - most of whom will re-enter society. We should be doing this as soon as possible.

RFK Jr. shared shocking stats showing how real food lowers violence in prisons. “When they change the food to real food in prisons, the violence goes down by 40%-50%, disciplinary problems drop by 40%-50%.” “Use of restraints in juvenile detention facilities goes down by 70%.” “This is a mental health issue as well as a behavioral issue as well as a physical health issue.”

REPORT: The NIH is now funding research into ivermectin as a cancer treatment. Yes, the same drug they mocked as “horse paste” is now being seriously studied—for its ability to kill cancer cells. On February 10, the NIH confirmed it’s funding preclinical trials on ivermectin’s anti-cancer properties. Dr. Anthony Letai, head of the National Cancer Institute, said there’s “enough interest” and “enough reports” to take it seriously. Studies are already underway, with results expected in just a few months. This follows 2024 and 2025 reviews by U.S. scientists showing signs that ivermectin can inhibit tumors. The NIH is now backing that research, pointing to ivermectin’s Nobel Prize-winning legacy and its decades of safe, FDA-approved use in humans. But instead of welcoming a promising, low-cost treatment, the media doubled down. Outlets like MedPage Today rushed to dismiss the story as “right-wing hype,” ignoring the science and smearing anyone who dared to ask questions. Why attack a drug that could save lives—unless the real threat is to their bottom line? If ivermectin works, it won’t just save lives. It’ll shatter the system built to suppress it.

re: synthetic turf: There is a bill currently before the New York State legislature to regulate synthetic turf athletic fields. S. 6868 (Jackson)/ A. 4021 (Steck). This bill would "[prohibit] the installation or replacement of synthetic turf at outdoor athletic fields and facilities owned by or operated at municipalities or school districts in the state." bit.ly/4uoe490 The bill has been referred to the environmental conservation committee. (Senate and Assembly)