@ShawElliotejko@woodnickle56@Steph_La@MakisMedicine@carriemaxine That place on my ear I actually thought it might be cancer. But was relieved after I applied the white paste and it was cleared the next day. I have not had the same results with the apple flavored gel
@ShawElliotejko@woodnickle56@Steph_La@MakisMedicine@carriemaxine This one that you have.
Is it a white paste or amber looking gel. The reason I’m asking is when 1st bought it. It was a white paste. The same box now has the amber gel. The white paste cleared a scaly place on my ear that had been there for decades.
Every aisle in the supermarket is hiding seed oil in plain sight. Grab a trolley.
"Olive oil" mayonnaise: legally 65 percent oil, of which the olive is about 5 percent. The other 95 is soybean or rapeseed, sitting quietly at the top of the ingredients while the olive gets its name on the front in big proud letters. A tablespoon holds roughly half a gram of the stuff you paid for.
Jarred pesto: sunflower oil first, olive trailing in behind like it forgot whose recipe it was.
Avocado oil: when UC Davis tested the shelves, at least 82 percent came back rancid or cut, and some "extra virgin" bottles were near enough pure soybean. Eight quid, green sticker, picture of an avocado that never attended.
"Vegetable oil": 100 percent seed oil, 0 percent vegetable. No vegetable has ever been near it. The marketing department simply liked the word.
"Made with olive oil": a single drop earns the phrase. The seed oil does the lifting, the olive does the press release.
"And/or," as in soybean and/or rapeseed and/or sunflower: they swap in whichever is cheapest that week, so you genuinely cannot tell what you are swallowing. Mystery oil. How reassuring.
Hummus: chickpeas, then a generous slug of rapeseed nobody asked for.
Tinned fish "in olive oil": a blend, usually. The tin is being economical with the truth.
Crisps and tortilla chips: fried in sunflower, the lot of them.
Roasted nuts: also sunflower, because the nut's own perfectly good fat was apparently too expensive.
Salad dressing: rapeseed, three herbs, and a premium label doing heroic work.
The "heart healthy" spread: factory seed paste invented in a lab, sold to you as the sensible grown-up alternative to actual butter. The cheek of it.
One habit beats all of it and costs 3 seconds. By law the first oil listed is the one there is most of. If it reads soybean, sunflower, rapeseed or "vegetable," the front of the pack was fancy dress.
The truth was on the back the whole time, wearing no disguise at all.
@GigaBeers TRUSTRUMP
He is pulling the strings
@POTUS is waiting for moves a little closer to the midterms
After the 4th of July celebrations, I believe things will start rolling @ warp speed
@SamaHoole I literally eat one meal day and not much then
About half of what I ate only a few weeks ago
I am about 90% carni at the present. I still like my tart apple with peanut butter for a late night snack. I also like a couple of dates for the sweet fix during the day
@drawandstrike Many delayed actions will happen after
July 4,2026. This is the beginning of the end of
The Dem[onic] Party
Between July 5 and the midterms is going to be EPIC