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There will be signs.

All part of the scripted plan. He aint lying. Not in your possession =NOT your money. Get your money out of the banks. m.youtube.com/watch?v=Bzz8Bv…

I think about this often.

Vitamin C + Zinc = a powerful combination for heavy metal toxicity. This is why you should focus on out-nutrienting your heavy metals above all else: In the 1970s, several studies were conducted on people with high levels of lead, to see how this combination would effect them. The first study showed that 2g of vitamin C + 30 mg of zinc gluconate was able to substantially reduce blood levels of lead over a period of several weeks. Another study confirmed this in a population exposed to chronically high levels of lead - battery workers. They upped the zinc dose to 60 mg per day and saw dramatic reductions. Specifically, all but one worker had a drop in their blood levels with the combination. Interestingly, they did NOT show an increase in the urinary excretion of lead with the combination. This indicated that they worked most likely by impairing the absorption of lead in the gut. Later studies have shown that the combination can effectively mitigate the damage done from high amounts of lead on the body - including liver, kidney and even brain damage. An experiment with vitamin C in animals showed that while >20% died with lead administration, high dose vitamin C completely prevented the death and kept all animals alive. They also showed that vitamin C increased both urinary and fecal excretion of lead. In fact - a recent study showed that 1g of vitamin C per day resulted in an 81% decrease in blood-lead levels in just one week! Vitamin C actually seems to have a direct chelating effect on certain heavy metals. Zinc is also famous for mitigating cadmium toxicity, for a number of reasons. ◇ Cadmium uses many of zinc's transporters for absorption and to get into cells - high zinc levels prevent this ◇ Cadmium replaces zinc in many enzymes to exert its toxicity ◇ Zinc causes induction of metallothionein, which directly binds cadmium for detoxification That last point is huge for zinc, metallothionein doesn't just bind cadmium, but also lead, mercury and arsenic. Above all - both of these nutrients ALSO help protect against the deleterious cellular and tissue effects of heavy metals due to their vital roles in the antioxidant system. Vitamin C is one of the primary antioxidants that also recycles vitamin E, while zinc plugs into an enzyme called superoxide dismutase, which quenches some of the most abundant reactive oxygen species known. This is incredibly important since heavy metals are known to drive much of their damage through depleting our own antioxidants. So with these two, you're blocking absorption, chelating, detoxifying and also preventing the tissue damage associated with them. All with little to no side effects.

Market cycle psychology applied to the Semiconductor Index. For one's private perusal. Enjoy .

On the inability to gain muscle when hypothyroid: “I've known a few men in their 20’s to early 40’s... they would weigh maybe 140 pounds and be five eight... And no matter how much they ate, they couldn't gain any weight. I suggested they try thyroid, and every one of them immediately started building muscle and growing. ... Jerry Aikawa's book on magnesium had some information in it about the mechanism by which the body retains magnesium, and it's held inside the cells largely as a complex with ATP magnesium. ATP is, in effect, a compound, and when you have more ADP, the de-energized form, that associates with calcium. And so as your energy level goes down, your cells pick up calcium and lose magnesium. And if you lose magnesium, you get cramping and an inability to relax fully. And so the cell sits there, spending energy just to make ATP so it can hang on to magnesium, which tends to get lost. And supplementing magnesium to a hypothyroid person will typically relieve their symptoms for a very short time, maybe just a few hours. And if you measure it, the amount you put in and the amount that comes out in your urine a few hours later. They've lost all of the magnesium you put in them. But if you give them quick-acting (thyroid hormone) T3 and magnesium and then check their urine at the same time, later, they haven't lost their magnesium. Showing that it's just like a switch, letting your cells retain the magnesium.” — Ray Peat Tri-iodothyronine is thyroid hormone T3.

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🚨#BREAKING: Delta Air Lines are now mysteriously canceling hundreds of flights nationwide citing crew restrictions. The disruptions come just as Spirit Airlines has officially shut down, adding further stress and uncertainty across the U.S. travel system.

@sarutrades The trick is to claim the rewards, restake them, compound faster, It rewards activity and punishes neglect Just my opinion

$LOAN looking good Arent you guys fucking locked in like me? Havent touched my rewards Riding them until 5,000usd at least Easy

May $BTC pivot Promises made, promises kept.

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Tired of Robinhood. Metal Pay going to be my main day 1 when $LOAN Card drops. I'm banking with 𝖬𝖾𝗍𝖺𝗅 as soon as we get the green light .

Jamie Dimon: “Bureaucracy, complacency, and arrogance will take down a company.” He says the way that you fight it is with transparency: “If [information] isn’t shared properly, I generally just cancel the meeting.”

“You can't look around for people to agree with you. You can't look around for people to even know what you're talking about. You have to think for yourself. An ability to detach yourself from the crowd is a quality you need.” — Warren Buffett