Feeling unwell but forgot how to feel better? As a health coach, I help people rediscover holistic, natural living. Taking you off the field to teach and mentor you back to health with care and compassion. #HealthCoach#HolisticHealth
I find immense fulfillment in guiding people back to their health. It's like being a health coach on the sidelines of life's game, empowering clients to play their best. #HealthCoach#WellnessJourney
Stop being fooled! Real chicken is yellow, not white-washed with chlorine. That 'ice cream'? Hydrogenated oil that burns, not melts. And plastic-dyed cheese? Real cheese melts. Always check the ingredients and watch for the signs of imitation. #FoodFacts#ConsumerAwareness
Real chicken is yellow and firm, while fake chicken is white and leaks water after chlorine washing. Witness the stark difference between authentic and adulterated food. #FoodFacts#RealVsFake
Why do companies use synthetic food dyes? They create vibrant colors, but they're toxic. I'd rather my food be healthy than pretty. No one wants to detoxify after eating cereal! #FoodDyes#HealthyEating
The school system often medicates children into suppression instead of fostering learning. Imagine feeling that suppressed as an adult—impaired decision-making and zero learning capacity. We're asking our children to endure this state. #EducationReform#ChildhoodDevelopment
Feeding kids sugary cereals like Froot Loops and Captain Crunch? You might be a moron. High sugar intake leads to trouble sitting still and focusing in school. #ParentingTips#HealthyEating
Real icing sugar and cream break into crumbs. This fake food stretches like plastic and is full of titanium dioxide. See incredible fake food and understand why paying attention to what you eat matters. #FoodFacts#RealFood
@HQNewsNow Stupid headline. No veiled threats here. If a servicemember wants to vote, they should vote. I always did when I was stationed around the globe. Every election for 20 years. No issues.
No script. No slides. No carefully planned topic.
Tomorrow morning, I’m pouring a cup of coffee, turning on the camera, and we’ll see where the conversation goes.
Last week I tried Morning Coffee with Jeff: Unscripted for the first time. I liked it enough that we’re doing it again.
There’s plenty on my mind right now. Health. Getting older. Business. Life. The things I’m seeing in my practice. Probably a little Navy wisdom. And whatever else shows up once the coffee starts working.
That’s the whole point.
Sometimes the best conversations aren’t the ones we plan.
☕ Morning Coffee with Jeff: Unscripted
Episode 111
Saturday morning | 8 AM CST
Live on Rumble, YouTube, Facebook, X, TikTok, Instagram & Substack
Grab your coffee and come hang out with me.
Hey everyone, I am going to shift the format of my morning show on Saturdays to being totally unscripted. I'm not going to use AI to help me write a script. I'm not going to copy and paste content from other sources. We are going to talk person to person, unscripted.
If you think back, that is likely how I started my show early on, back around the first few episodes. I'm going to pull back into that because it feels more genuine. It's more from the heart. It's not practiced. It is just going to be me and so you'll have an opportunity to ask questions.
If there's something that you want me to talk about, chime in on the chat on the show or in the comments and tell me what you want to hear or what your question is. I'm just going to free-flow it.
Saturday morning at 8 am, grab your coffee, let's sit down together, and we're going to talk holistic health. Maybe in ways that are going to be very direct, but from my heart, from my own experiences, all of that, direct to you.
Cottonseed was a disposal problem.
Gins dumped it in rivers, until Procter & Gamble hardened the oil, called it Crisco and sold it as the modern answer to lard.
Whey was a disposal problem.
Cheesemakers poured it down drains and fed it to pigs, until somebody dried it, put it in a tub and sold it to gym members.
Skimmed milk was a disposal problem.
It was what remained when the cream went for butter.
It went to the pigs too, until it got a red top and a health claim.
Bran was a disposal problem.
Millers bagged it as animal feed, until Kellogg's boxed it in 1916 and sold it as regularity.
Rapeseed oil was a disposal problem.
Its market was lubricating ships' engines, and that died in 1945.
Canada bred out the worst of it, renamed it canola and called it heart-healthy.
Defatted soya was a disposal problem.
It was what the oil mills had left over, until it was textured, flavoured and sold as a burger.
Beet pulp, citrus peel and oat hulls were disposal problems.
They are now listed on the pack as added fibre.
Every item on that list has been sold to you as a health food.
Every item on that list began as something a factory was paying to get rid of.
Your great-grandmother knew exactly what to do with all of it.
She fed it to the pig and ate the pig.
It made the pig fat, incidentally. Nobody thought that needed a study.
🔻"The Incidence of SIDS ‘DISAPPEARED’ In Japan After Raising The Age of Vaccination To 2yrs Old."
Dr Pierre Kory, MD
In 1981, Japan Delayed The DTaP Vaccine Until Children Were 2yrs old.
Japan's Infant Mortality Is The Lowest In The World, While The US Ranks #1 In Deaths.
In the 70s, 2 infant deaths were linked to the whole-cell pertussis vaccine (DTwP) caused public concern, the Japanese government suspended routine DTwP vaccination.
The government then introduced the acellular pertussis vaccine (DTaP) in 1981, for children aged two years & older.
In 1993, Japan's Ministry of Health, Labor & Welfare discontinued the use of the combined measles, mumps & rubella (MMR) vaccine due to a high incidence of adverse reactions, specifically aseptic meningitis that resulted in major injury & deaths.
Japan currently offers separate monovalent measles & rubella vaccines. And never re-introduced mumps vaccine or combination mmr again.
In 1994, Japan's Immunization Act was revised, changing all childhood vaccinations from mandatory to "recommended" or voluntary.
This policy change meant that there were no longer penalties for not vaccinating & the program shifted from mass immunizations at public health centers to individual vaccinations by private physicians.
The 1994 change represents a shift in policy emphasis from a civic duty to respecting the individual's will & the informed consent process.
U.S. Infant Mortality Rate Is ‘Disproportionately’ Higher Than 16 Other Countries...
Infant mortality rates in the U.S. as of 2022 are 5.6 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Children in the U.S. are dying at higher rates than their peers in 16 other high-income countries. The infant mortality rate in Japan is among the lowest in the world at 1.7 deaths per 1,000 live births.
The United States infant mortality is triple that rate.
Dr. Paul Thomas, MD Pediatrician & author of the book, 'Vax Facts'...
“Over 20,000 infants die in the USA annually, for an overall infant mortality rate of 5.6 deaths per 1,000 live births. The CDC lists SIDS as the number three cause of death, following birth defects and preterm birth, with 1,389 cases.
"Deaths that used to be classified as post vaccine induced are classified ‘unknown’ these days."
"When an infant dies, no matter how soon after vaccination, coroners & pathologists do not have any codes for vaccine-related death available as options anymore, that ICD code was removed, so these deaths are coded as SIDS, unknown, or suffocation."
"Pediatricians are not educated about the causal link between infant death, vaccines & aluminum adjuvants shutting down the breathing center of the brain, so even when it clearly occurs, they don’t recognize it."
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