akchuk

Never forget that Nazi Germany invented meth and turned it into ADHD medicine for your kids

[Carnivore Aurelius ©🥩 ☀️🦙 @AlpacaAurelius]

the state of the US food system

[The Onion @TheOnion]

Trump Writes Netanyahu Strongly Worded Check https://t.co/krQIQN4pNd

[The Babylon Bee @TheBabylonBee]

Tragic: Dick Cheney Dies Before Getting To See World War III https://t.co/oUGqLYnJ7v

[akchuk @akchuk]

Meat creates flesh eating bacteria. Rotting vegetables do not. Meat rots teeth. Sugar gives bacteria energy. I've heard someone (on ADHD meth pills) tell me this exact same propaganda about Steve Jobs. Conveniently omits how heavily he was exposed to cellular radios and 2.4ghz ☢️

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

2008: Steve Jobs diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Rare form. Treatable.

Doctors recommend immediate surgery. Survival rate is good.

Jobs refuses. He's going to beat it with diet.

His chosen diet: Fruitarian. Only fruit. Nothing else.

His logic: Fruit is pure. Natural. Cleansing.

His doctors beg him to reconsider.

Jobs: "The body can heal itself with proper nutrition."

Nine months later: Cancer has spread. Jobs finally agrees to surgery.

Too late. The delay was fatal.

2011: Jobs dies at 56.

His biographer reveals: Jobs regretted the diet decision. Called it one of his biggest regrets.

Where did these beliefs come from? That fruit heals and meat is poison?

Victorian religious movements that thought meat caused moral corruption.

Rebranded as "wellness" and sold to Silicon Valley.

Jobs had access to the best medical care in the world.

He chose fruit instead.

Jobs revolutionised technology by ignoring conventional wisdom.

He died following conventional "wellness" wisdom that's 200 years old.

Victorian sexual purity theology, rebranded as biohacking.

[akchuk @akchuk]

@equine__dentist People who complain about ADHD be like I'm high on caffeine and nicotine everyday, what could be causing my attention deficits? Drug withdrawal from caffeine and nicotine? No, the answer must be Adolf Hitler's magic methamphetamine pills.

[Ken @KenONei11]

@FELibrary_

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

ADHD is one of the greatest scams in modern history. Millions of kids have been given mind-altering drugs on the basis of a lie. Now after decades — and after shouting down and defaming those of us who knew better — they’re finally starting to admit it. It’s infuriating.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

I have four boys. You think I don’t know what it’s like to raise kids with “ADHD symptoms”? At least two could very easily be diagnosed. But my kids doctors know that they’ll put them on “ADHD” meds over my dead body. It’s a non-starter. Never gonna happen. Under no circumstance.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

The “chemical imbalance” theory of depression was a lie. ADHD was a lie. “Gender affirming care” was a lie. The psychiatric industry has lied about so many things and hurt so many people in the process. Why would you trust them about anything ever again?

[Disasters Daily @DisastersAndI]

Dashcam video of plane crash in Philadelphia, PA
#planecrash

[akchuk @akchuk]

Someone finally explained inflation

[Ian Miles @ianmiles]

There is absolutely NO WAY the Black Hawk didn’t see the American Airlines plane. They flew right into it.

[Robert F. Kennedy Jr @RobertKennedyJr]

Any conversation about gun violence is incomplete if it doesn’t touch on mental health and the suppressed evidence implicating SSRIs in suicide and homicide.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🚨TOM CRUISE'S PHARMACEUTICAL WARNINGS: THERE'S WAYS OF DOING IT SO WE DON'T END UP IN 'A BRAVE NEW WORLD'

Tom Cruise's 2005 interview with Matt Lauer on the Today Show, once a source of ridicule, now seems eerily prescient.

Cruise passionately argued against the overuse of psychoactive drugs, particularly in children, and questioned the pharmaceutical industry's influence on mental health treatments.

At the time, Cruise's emphatic statements like "You're glib. You don't even know what Ritalin is," directed at Lauer, were dismissed as the eccentric views of a Hollywood star influenced by his religious beliefs.

However, nearly two decades later, many of Cruise's concerns have found their way into mainstream healthcare debates.

Cruise's critique of overprescription, his skepticism about the chemical imbalance theory of mental health, and his call for more research into psychiatric practices are now echoed by respected healthcare professionals and policymakers.

While his delivery was controversial, the core of Cruise's message – advocating for caution and education regarding psychoactive medications – has gained significant traction in contemporary healthcare discussions.

This shift in perspective highlights the evolving nature of medical understanding and the importance of questioning established practices, even when those questions come from unexpected sources.

Source: Today Show Interview 2005
Media: @BrettRSmith76

[KSDK News @ksdknews]

Accused Las Vegas Shooter Prescribed Valium Before Attack https://t.co/Fxs50gqmPx

[Grant Cardone @GrantCardone]

LasVegas shooter on anti-anxiety drugs
ALMOST EVERY MASS SHOOTING has involved prescription drugs
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[CNN Breaking News @cnnbrk]

Exclusive: Las Vegas shooter testified he wagered $1 million a night and took Valium for anxiousness in 2013 https://t.co/Nqz8hQy4Yq