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Meat hack… PICANHA.

$IBRX 2026 will be the final year of pump priming for @ImmunityBio. In 2027, it will be set free. @DrPatrick

Interesting tidbit. Transporting natural gas in gaseous form wouldn't be cost effective, and the gas shipment would be consumed nearly immediately upon arrival. It's not a lot. But when the gas is chilled, becoming a liquid for transport, 1 cubic unit of LNG expands to 600x in gas form. Put it another way, shipping LNG in 1 tanker is equivalent to 600 ships transporting the gas in its gaseous form. Lower the temps, lower the volume, and transport more gas. Density. PV=nRT

If you have leaky gut, bad acne, eczema, brain fog, etc., you have nothing to lose and everything to gain eating a meat and fat diet. Try it for a month. Salt to taste, and only drink water. And don't skimp on fat. It's your energy source.

@bullishbruk @ArkkDaily @ImmunityBio Agreed. Once we start treating the ROOT CAUSES of disease, there will be less demand and incentive for new one-off drugs. BigPharma will shrink, consolidate, and become a target for the 🩳. $IBRX @ImmunityBio

@ArkkDaily @ImmunityBio ($IBRX) perfectly aligns with Cathie Wood's investment thesis on disruptive genomic innovation. Its Bioshield and ANKTIVA platform, which activates both NK and T cells, represents the next frontier Immunotherapy 2.0.

CATHIE WOOD SAYS: THE MOST UNDERESTIMATED PLACE FOR AI INNOVATION IS HEALTHCARE - AI will diagnose cancer from blood tests before symptoms appear - Pharma faces a $300B patent cliff in the next 5 years - That fear and caution is exactly where the opportunity is

@LynAldenContact Sometimes I like quantity over quality. Lorenzo's on South Street was epic! HUGE slices!🍕

The best-ever pizza days often start with these stories.

@SBakerMD It's within our power to NOT end up in nursing homes and take numerous bottles of prescription drugs.

If you are not actively trying to get stronger, faster, leaner then you most certainly will become weaker, slower and fatter! Gravity and time don’t take days off. Any time that you take off should just be to recover so that you can push harder the next time. It’s the only way you raise your capacity!!

@CaryKelly11 Been eating kimchi all my life. One thing I've learned when eating low carb with kimchi is to skip adding salt when cooking. Kimchi is salty enough that it will balance out the entire meal.

He’s right you know! Stinky and delicious only works for kimchi! 😂

@Tesla $TSLA Cybervan will undoubtedly impact @Toyota $TM Sienna sales. When priced similarly with equivalent range, there’s no reason to get a Sienna. It can’t drive itself, and is underpowered.

アメリカ男性と肉ならこの写真が好き いつか現地でこれに参加したい

Go to williamscancerinstitute.com at the bottom, the X account link goes to x.com/jasonwilliamsmd. Location info can also be inaccurate using VPNs, etc. And what stops them paying cash to use ANKTIVA off label? Maybe find real patients to verify before making the claim. I have no first-hand knowledge or experience with this practice. @LoriMills4CA42

More grifters pretending that they're treating patients w Anktiva. Watch out for them:

Joe Rogan asked David Sinclair: If one meal a day is so effective, why not just eat smaller meals multiple times instead? Sinclair’s answer cuts deep: Our bodies evolved over millions of years in environments full of adversity — hunger, scarcity, survival. We’ve removed that stress because it feels good, but we actually need it. When you fast, even briefly, your body flips on “adversity response” genes — what Sinclair calls longevity genes. These ramp up repair, resilience, and disease defense. Eat constantly (breakfast as the “most important meal,” snacks all day), and your body thinks: “I just killed a mammoth. No threats here. Time to reproduce, not invest in long-term survival.” Constant eating signals safety. Periodic hunger signals: fight harder, repair better, age slower. A concise, science-backed reminder that comfort might be quietly working against us. What part of this evolutionary perspective on fasting and longevity hits you hardest — the role of hormesis/adversity, or how modern eating habits might be quietly undermining resilience?

@SBakerMD OMAD or spread out?

Food today 2 X New York strip steak 1 piece salmon Cottage cheese

.@grok How would real property ownership be reconciled with civilization accelerating towards a post-scarcity society?

$IBRX Take @ImmunityBio ANKTIVA to clear cancer and disease. Then take Prof Sinclair's $100 anti-aging pill to live forever. Add AI + robotics to make goods and services cheaper. We're witnesses to the most revolutionary and consequential moments in human history. @DrPatrick

@SBakerMD I’m in Seattle and could use a kettlebell or two. Will DM.

It is with great sadness that due to an upcoming move that I am going to have to get rid of the home gym after 20 years of training in the garage! If you live in Western Washington and are looking to pick up some solid training equipment at a reduced price send me a DM Fan bike, rower, curved treadmill, weights, bumper plates, belt squat functional trainer, heavy medicine balls, kettlebells, power rack and more will all have to go!

$IBRX Hi @DrPatrick @richadcock. Have you thought about taking @ImmunityBio ANKTIVA on a roadshow to other countries just as you did with the Saudis? I'm sure Australia @TGAgovau, Japan @PMDA_JPN, South Korea @TheMFDS, and @ASEAN members would greatly benefit from a fresh perspective in cancer care and disease. I see ANKTIVA as a solution to treating the root causes of illness that can help reduce pressure and costs on their respective healthcare systems. Thanks!