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Yohanan
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I read an article recently on how our country is being divided state by state as many of them are already polarized red/blue. Before it’s over, should the rapture be held off, we will see more and more people fleeing the prison nazi states for freedom. It’ll be hard to govern a state that no one wants to live in. But then again, my money is all in on a 2022 rapture so I don’t suppose I’ll see this play out down here.

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Goodness! I hope this guy stays healthy.

https://apnews.com/article/covid-health-germany-europe-document-forgery-120b2c4db8aa71ffeadf766a9829910b

BERLIN (AP) — A 60-year-old man allegedly had himself vaccinated against COVID-19 dozens of times in Germany in order to sell forged vaccination cards with real vaccine batch numbers to people not wanting to get vaccinated themselves.

The man from the eastern Germany city of Magdeburg, whose name was not released in line with German privacy rules, is said to have received up to 90 shots against COVID-19 at vaccination centers in the eastern state of Saxony for months until criminal police caught him this month, the German news agency dpa reported Sunday.

The suspect was not detained but is under investigation for unauthorized issuance of vaccination cards and document forgery, dpa reported.

He was caught at a vaccination center in Eilenburg in Saxony when he showed up for a COVID-19 shot for the second day in a row. Police confiscated several blank vaccination cards from him and initiated criminal proceedings.

 

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This is off topic but can someone answer this question for me?

I was searching on youtube for videos on how to clean a couch.

A lady was giving instructions: spray with water, put baking soda...............she said you can put more baking soda if you have big dogs so the coach is more smelly............

while mentioning stuff that might make the couch more smelly, she mentioned that it also depends on which state you live in.

I think she was joking about something, but I did not understand the joke. (is she dumping on some states, which ones?)

I am curious. Does someone understand her joke or what she was implying? She is from Wisconsin.

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Just use rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle. Lot's of info online.

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Contamination of U.S. Food Supply Worsens
 
Posted on April 8, 2022 by Constitutional Nobody
by Brian Shilhavy
Editor, Health Impact News

The Detox Project recently published their latest results from the most comprehensive glyphosate testing of food products ever conducted in the U.S., showing that the contamination of the U.S. food supply with the cancer-causing herbicide glyphosate is becoming significantly worse since their first report published 5 years ago.

In our first report nearly five years ago, we found alarming levels of glyphosate residues in 29 bestselling foods from major food companies in the continental United States, as increases in the spraying of more toxic pesticides was skyrocketing across rural America.

In this new report, we disclose the glyphosate residue testing results of 83 foods found in major Big Box, grocery and natural  food stores purchased in Des Moines, Iowa, including Walmart, Whole Foods, Target, Natural Grocers, and Hy-Vee and foods bought online through Amazon.

Incredibly, more than half the foods tested, a total of 45 foods out of 86 products, contained alarming levels of glyphosate,  ranging from 12 parts per billion (ppb) in “sprouted wholegrain bread”6 from Whole Foods to as high 889 ppb in Walmart’s brand chickpeas,7 to 1,040 ppb in Whole Food’s 365 Brand Whole Wheat Sandwich Bread, to the highest level detected of  1,150 ppb in Hy-Vee’s 100% Whole Wheat Bread.

While none of these foods are genetically engineered, they still contain ingredients that are at a high risk of glyphosate  contamination. There is no GMO wheat or chickpeas on the market in North America. For the past two decades, farmers in  the U.S. and Canada have regularly sprayed Monsanto’s (now Bayer) Roundup on wheat, oats, barley and dry bean crops as a ‘pre-harvest drying agent’ to get the harvested crop to market faster.

Glyphosate is the active ingredient in the world’s most heavily used herbicide, Roundup. So even though it has widely been shown that glyphosate is linked to higher rates of cancer, getting it out of the food supply is no easy task.

This report, like our last one, confirms that this practice, known as crop desiccation, exposes the American public to  dangerous and unacceptable levels of glyphosate contamination in foods that consumers are led to believe are healthy.

In 2015, leading international scientists at the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) found compelling  evidence linking glyphosate to cancer in humans, while a 2019 meta-analysis by independent scientists at the University of Washington found glyphosate increased cancer risks by 41%, specifically non-Hodgkin lymphoma, a cancer of the immune system that develops from abnormal lymphocytes, and is common in farmers, pesticide applicators and those regularly exposed to glyphosate.

Lymphocytes are a type of immune cell made in the bone marrow that are found in the blood and lymph tissue. If that weren’t concerning enough, in 2017 researchers found that rats exposed to Roundup developed nonalcoholic fatty liver  disease (NAFLD) over a 2-year period, even at “extremely low doses”, 0.1 ppb, while in 2018 peer reviewed research  revealed that glyphosatebased herbicides were able to alter important biological markers relating to sexual development, genotoxicity and damage the gut microbiome of rats in as little as 13 weeks at levels allowed in drinking water in America and considered to be “safe” by the U.S. government.
What is particularly concerning is that even foods labeled as being “USDA Organic” or labeled as free from GMO contamination, also test positive for levels of glyphosate contamination.

Many people, for example, choose gluten free alternatives to wheat, thinking that it is a healthy choice, but the grains, nuts, and seeds that make up most gluten free products are heavily contaminated with glyphosate as well.

Unfortunately, a Non-GMO label on a food or supplement product does not mean that it is free of glyphosate contamination. Of the 26 foods tested that made Non-GMO claims, 18 tested positive for glyphosate, including 2 of the top 5 foods with the highest levels of glyphosate contamination. The levels found in Non-GMO labeled food ranged from 12 ppb to 1,040 ppb.

It  is not without a pinch of irony that some of the highest levels of glyphosate are found in foods marketed as Non-GMO,  which means they do not contain genetically engineered ingredients, since consumers buy these products to avoid Monsanto’s (now Bayer’s) GMO ingredients but are now exposed to high levels of their bestselling weedkiller instead.

With this major test sampling completed, we found that organic foods were significantly less likely to be contaminated with  glyphosate and at much lower levels than either conventionally produced foods or foods certified as Non-GMO.

Of 23 organic foods tested, only 5 were found to contain glyphosate residues and their range, from 13 ppb to 54 ppb, while still deeply concerning, is significantly lower than other foods.
My own company, Healthy Traditions, began testing all of the food we sell for the presence of glyphosate back in 2014, when we did our own testing and investigation and found that most of our certified organic grains that we were selling at the time were contaminated with glyphosate.

We were shocked to learn that the National Organic Program for USDA organic certification allows for smaller amounts of glyphosate to be present even in foods certified organic.

So we mostly abandoned the USDA Organic program, and started testing all of our food ourselves, practicing strict batch control so that we could trace each batch back to the producer.

We now do our own testing for glyphosate, and also for GMOs, as many foods advertised as being free from GMOs also contain small amounts of GMO DNA, especially American corn.

If we receive a test back that has a positive result for glyphosate or GMOs, we won’t sell it, no matter how small the amount.

A “little bit” of poison is still poison.

The Detox Project report addressed the reason why there should be no “safe limit” of glyphosate in any foods.

It is first important to understand how the ‘safe’ level of any toxic chemical is set. Currently the U.S. EPA sets a Reference  Dose (RfD), which is known as the Acceptable Daily Intake (ADI) in Europe, by taking the lowest no observed adverse effect  level (NOAEL) from animal studies and dividing it by 100.

For glyphosate the current RfD in the U.S is 1.75 milligrams / kilogram of bodyweight / per day or 1.75 mg / kg bw / day. It  may not surprise our readers to know that the ADI in Europe is more than 5x less at 0.3 mg/kg bw /day, even though the  regulators there base their ADI on the same industry studies as in the U.S. – Do you feel safe yet?

The big problem is that both the RfD in the U.S. and the ADI in the EU have already been proven to be far too high by  independent peer-reviewed studies.

In the pilot phase of the most comprehensive study ever done on glyphosate and glyphosatebased herbicides – the Global  Glyphosate Study – it was shown that glyphosate-based herbicides cause genotoxicity, alteration of the intestinal microbiome  as well as reproductive and developmental effects in both male and female rats, at the currently considered safe  level in the U.S. of 1.75 mg / kg bw / day.
Other peer-reviewed studies have also shown change in gene function and DNA Damage at the 1.75 mg /kg bw /day  level.
This would normally mean that the EPA’s current RfD safe level should be reduced by at least 100x. However, even that may  not be enough of a reduction, as in smaller non-comprehensive peer-reviewed studies, levels that are lower than 0.1 mg/kg  have been shown to cause serious kidney and liver damage in rats.

Currently, we do not know the full effects on our health of glyphosate exposure at very low levels and we thus must follow the  precautionary principle and ban the product from being sold immediately. It is simply not yet possible to set a safe level for glyphosate exposure and anyone who attempts to do so is bending the science.

The best we can do for now is to avoid foods and drinks that have levels over the internationally recognized reliable limit of  detection for glyphosate in laboratories of 0.01 mg/kg (10 ppb), which can be done by consuming brands that are certified Glyphosate Residue Free.

In March 2015, the world’s leading cancer experts at the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) found that  glyphosate was linked to cancer in humans. Since then, dozens of independent studies published in peer reviewed journals  have found that glyphosate can have multiple negative health impacts including harm to beneficial gut bacteria, birth  defects, infertility, reproductive issues such as miscarriages, shorter pregnancies, increased infant mortality, and certain cancers.

To put these glyphosate residue level results in perspective, the latest peer reviewed scientific research shows that: Roundup  can cause liver and kidney damage in rats at levels as low as 0.05 parts per billion (ppb) and at 0.1 ppb glyphosate has been found to alter the gene function of over 4,000 genes in the livers and kidneys of rats.

In addition, peer-reviewed studies have also found that 0.1 ppb can cause severe organ damage in rats and that levels as  low as 10 ppb can cause oxidative stress and have toxic effects on the livers of fish. Additional peer-reviewed research has found damage to the livers and kidneys of rats at 700 ppb, which the EPA considers the allowable level of glyphosate in U.S.  drinking water.

 

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It's ok Kolleen. I know how you clean a couch now. I checked youtube videos and found out how you do it.

I just did not understand the woman's joke (the one who made the video). She mentioned some states being more smelly and I was wondering what she was implying or what the joke was.

Anyway, thanks for your answer.

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Being involved in the agriculture industry, I can confirm the continued use of roundup and glyphosate. At least here in Canada.

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Glyphosate Tricks Your Body
In most cases, if the body absorbs a toxin, there’s a built-in filtration system to get rid of it. Most of the hard work is done by the liver, as toxins are stored in fat when the body is overloaded and cannot deal with them immediately. It’s a good system.

Unfortunately, in a world filled with so many environmental toxins, our delicate biological systems are constantly confronted with toxins and can easily become overwhelmed. It’s logical that if our food is filled with glyphosate and we’re constantly consuming even more…

Our bodies can easily get overwhelmed trying to filter out the bad stuff to keep us in homeostasis (balance).

That’s a challenge in and of itself, but glyphosate is one of the worst toxins, not only because it permeates the food we eat, remains in the earth when we grow something else, enters our water supplies, and invades our bodies…

But it also mimics glycine – an important amino acid. One role of glycine is to support the Central Nervous System (CNS), and the body uses glycine to create glutathione, which is a powerful antioxidant that helps the liver detoxify.

But instead of helping create glutathione, glyphosate can trick the body into absorbing it and storing it in tissues and organs. The body can mistake glyphosate for the healthy kind of glycine needed for proper detoxification.

When this happens, the body is not only taking in a toxin while working to detoxify, it’s also keeping the toxin stored which creates more issues in the body.

MIT researcher Stephanie Seneff said: “I see very strong correlations between the rise in a long list of debilitating autoimmune, neurological, and oncological diseases exactly in step with the rise in use of glyphosate on core crops.”

https://blog.kettleandfire.com/glyphosate/

I personally limit my wheat intake to maybe some lavash (Armenian flatbread) once a week.

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And be aware that Canola oil is not good either  … they push it as a “healthy” oil and its not.

Its oil from Canada - another name for “Canola oil” is “Rapeseed oil” contains very high levels of erucic acid, a compound that in large amounts can be toxic to humans.  They use the oil in the machine and chemical industries to make things like engine lubricant and biodiesel so why are they pushing this as a edible oil for humans to ingest?

Canola oil has practically taken over as the food processing industry's oil of choice. Whether it's mayonnaise, chips, or salad dressings, canola oil is usually the first, second, or third ingredient on the list.

Canola oil makes the membranes of the body become more rigid, which can trigger degenerative diseases in humans. Also, since canola oil molds quickly, it inhibits the function of enzymes. Canola oil is an open door for free radicals, which undermine the natural antioxidants in healthy foods and are linked to an increase of many diseases ….

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I am aware. Canola oil, when used for cooking, degrades at relatively low temperatures and creates all kinds of nasty stuff. *Yuck*

I use coconut oil or olive oil  for cooking and generally try to avoid fried foods, as well.

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LOL! people are discussing health related stuff on this thread and I post about cleaning my couch. I feel silly now. Mods feel free to delete my posts.

 

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