Health, Nutrition and Science Thread

[Godless_Patriot]

https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/health/tyson-foods-eliminate-synthetic-dyes-products-end-may-ceo-announces?utm_source=mux&utm_medium=social-media&utm_campaign=social-media-autopost

[ELIAKIM]

Cross posting this one with the C&B. 

US pulls out of W.H.O. 

13mins 

[ELIAKIM]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/artic...-warn.html

[SlowLoris]

This video makes me want to take a walk in a pine forest to look for resin.

11 minutes

[HomelessPatriot]

https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-g...ssure-scam

long read which confirms what many know...

[ELIAKIM]

https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-g...ssure-scam

long read which confirms what many know...

I posted a video recently that was about the importance of stretching the calf muscles, the calf muscles act like organs to pump the blood flow, which is why stretching the calf muscles are more important than walking loads of steps. My my mother would walk miles with her dog and shopping, but apart from dancing, she never did any stretching, or other exercise, she had HBP and was on medication for it. 

[Betty]

This video makes me want to take a walk in a pine forest to look for resin.

11 minutes

Got some, and it is very impressive stuff, almost like superglue but smells good. In fact, have all ingredients on hand to make this really great Amish Black Salve Recipe:
Amish-Style Black Drawing Salve recipe
Ingredients:
•1/2 cup rendered beef tallow (clean, no odor)
•2 tbsp beeswax (for firmness)
•2 tbsp pine tar (traditional Amish drawing agent)
•1 tbsp rosin (pine resin; improves tackiness and draw)
•1 tbsp activated charcoal (adsorbs toxins, pus, impurities)
•1 tbsp bentonite clay (helps draw moisture and impurities)
•1 tsp castor oil (modern improvement — increases skin penetration)
•Optional: 1 tbsp finely powdered plantain leaf or comfrey root (traditional wound healing herbs)
Method:
1.Melt the base: In a double boiler, gently melt tallow and beeswax until fully liquid.
2.Add pine tar & rosin: Stir in pine tar and rosin until completely blended.
3.Incorporate drawing agents: Mix in charcoal, clay, and optional powdered herbs. Stir until smooth.
4.Add castor oil: Blend thoroughly — this is your penetration enhancer.
http://5.Cool & store: Pour into tins or small jars. Let solidify before sealing.
To Use:
•Apply a thick layer over the wound, splinter site, or boil.
•Cover with a bandage or gauze (pine tar will stain fabric).
•Change daily, wiping away any drawn-out material before reapplying.
Why this is authentic + improved:
•Tallow base: Just like traditional Amish recipes — deeply nourishing to skin, shelf stable, and holds heat well.
•Pine tar & rosin: Classic for strong drawing action.
•Castor oil: Not always in the old recipes, but greatly increases the salve’s ability to pull impurities through the skin.
•Charcoal & clay: Common in many Amish salves now — make it more effective at adsorption.

[Betty]

Edgar Cayce’s Quick &Easy Remedies
A Holistic Guide to Healing Packs, Poultices, and Other Homemade Remedies
by Elaine Hruska (a member of A.R.E.)

There's some good information in here for those who collect such things:

[counterintelligence]

from r/Baking

Cookies and ice cream are at the top of the nutritional food pyramid!  

[ELIAKIM]

https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-871077