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https://drive.google.com/file/d/16FxBBCIxjlo3g1tMvDyCBdqCLbG-W89x/viewThis is an important Bill and has to be passed before end of August or it dies. The stats are available when you open the fact sheet. The health improvements for people who utilize these trails is almost at miracle … Continue reading →

Here is what is on my mind–“It is entirely possible to stack the cards in your favor for a more comfortable pregnancy, easier birth, and smoother postnatal recovery. Here is the deal, Pregnancy isn’t easy! Studies show us that the … Continue reading →

Give whatever you expect, Have great expectations, The more you expect the more you have to give… Our values only become our real world when we walk the talk. When we fail to do that, people are left hearing one … Continue reading →

IT’s ALWAYS A GOOD TIME TO CHANGE,in case you hadn’t noticed. The first step toward getting somewhere is to decide that you are not going to stay where you are. You are affected by your environment. So choose an environment … Continue reading →

Did you know that the Connecticut River, 410 miles long, is controlled by over 1000 dams on its main waterway, plus another 14 thousand dams slowing the waters of tributaries. This from Beaver Land by Leila Philip, telling the world … Continue reading →

Well, here we go: Non-Specific Effects of Inactivated Vaccines–from Well Being J., Vol 33, Spring 2024, p 5. (in 2 parts) based on data compiled from the past forty years, researchers found that common inactivated vaccines (e.g. influenza, hepatitis B, … Continue reading →

pg. 2, finally. I took a busman’s holiday… more on Inactivated vaccines. “In the case of the inactivated COVID mRNA vaccine, for instance, the authors found that repeated inoculation may be associated with a higher mortality rate from unrelated diseases … Continue reading →

Well, here we go: Non-Specific Effects of Inactivated Vaccines–from Well Being J., Vol 33, Spring 2024, p 5. (in 2 parts) based on data compiled from the past forty years, researchers found that common inactivated vaccines (e.g. influenza, hepatitis B, … Continue reading →

The relatively ignored subject of nutrition for men, and the increased value of it all, regarding fertility, is unfortunate. Obviously the male contributes half of the DNA. Why wouldn’t we want that contribution to be at optimum? So let’s get … Continue reading →

Exercise. What a 4 letter word. It’s only good for better sleep, digestion, blood flow to vital parts, increasing and maintaining muscle mass so you don’t fall, and after your 30’s helps prevent sarcopenia, ’cause without it you stand to … Continue reading →