David Blessitt

[David Blessitt @DavidBlessitt]

@iheartmindy 🤩

[Right over Left Everytime @RightSide_Uk]

🇮🇪⚔️ An armed Irish group has issued a direct warning to politicians:
“You have flooded our communities with military-age migrant men.
We will not sit back and watch our culture and religion destroyed.”
The pushback has begun.
Ireland is waking up.

[John F Kennedy Jr @John_F_kJr]

🚨🇺🇸 SOCIAL SECURITY EXPOSED

KEEP PASSING THIS AROUND UNTIL EVERYONE HAS HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO READ IT...THE ONLY THING WRONG WITH THE GOVERNMENT'S CALCULATION OF AVAILABLE SOCIAL SECURITY IS THEY FORGOT TO FIGURE IN THE PEOPLE WHO DIED BEFORE THEY EVER COLLECTED A SOCIAL SECURITY CHECK!!!
WHERE DID THAT MONEY GO?

Remember, not only did you and I contribute to Social Security but your employer did, too. It totaled 15% of your income before taxes.

If you averaged only $30K over your working life, that's close to $220,500. Read that again.
Did you see where the Government paid in one single penny?

We are talking about the money you and your employer put in a Government bank to ensure you and me that we would have a retirement check from the money we put in, not the Government.

Now they are calling the money we put in an entitlement when we reach the age to take it back.

If you calculate the future invested value of $4,500 per year (yours & your employer's contribution) at a simple 5% interest (less than what the Government pays on the money that it borrows)....after 49 years of working you'd have $892,919.98.

If you took out only 3% per year, you'd receive $26,787.60 per year and it would last better than 30 years (until you're 95 if you retire at age 65) and that's with no interest paid on that final amount on deposit!

If you bought an annuity and it paid 4% per year, you'd have a lifetime income of $2,976.40 per month.

THE FOLKS IN WASHINGTON HAVE PULLED OFF A BIGGER PONZI SCHEME THAN BERNIE MADOFF EVER DID.

Entitlement my foot; I paid cash for my social security insurance!
Just because they borrowed the money for another government spending, doesn't make my benefits some kind of charity or handout!!

Remember the benefits for members of Congress?
+ free healthcare,
+ outrageous retirement packages,
+ 67 paid holidays,
+ three weeks paid vacation,
+ unlimited paid sick days.
Now that's welfare, and they have the nerve to call my social security retirement payments entitlements?

They call Social Security and Medicare an entitlement even though most of us have been paying for it all our working lives, and now, when it's time for us to collect, the government is running out of money.

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[David Blessitt @DavidBlessitt]

@LiveAncestral %1000

[David Blessitt @DavidBlessitt]

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[John F Kennedy Jr @John_F_kJr]

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Switzerland Becomes the FIRST Country to BAN Mammography — A GLOBAL Medical Scandal Exposed! VIDEO

🚨 Breaking news: Switzerland becomes the first country to BAN #mammography, exposing the shocking truth behind the medical industry’s biggest scam. Discover how mammograms harm women, with up to 60% false positives, cancer risks, and a profit-driven system exploiting millions. It’s time for safer, non-invasive alternatives!

🚨 Mammography: A SYSTEMATIC ASSAULT ON WOMEN’S HEALTH

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[David Blessitt @DavidBlessitt]

@iheartmindy Ahhh, yes this is the way. 🥰🫶💜

[David Blessitt @DavidBlessitt]

@iheartmindy Indeed. 💜

[Maxine Pye @LiveAncestral]

Cholesterol does not damage your arteries. Carbohydrates do.

Every time you eat carbohydrates, blood sugar rises rapidly. Glucose in the bloodstream binds to proteins in the arterial lining in a process called glycation. It does not need to be pathologically high blood sugar. Every spike causes this binding. The damage is cumulative and it is happening in people who believe their blood sugar is fine because their fasting number looks normal.

Glycated proteins form compounds called advanced glycation end products, or AGEs. These trigger inflammatory signalling through receptors called RAGE, which activate NF-κB, one of the most powerful inflammatory switches in the body. The result is a chronically inflamed, structurally weakened arterial lining. It becomes damaged and permeable.

Fructose, found in fruit juice, sweetened drinks, and almost every processed food, glycates at seven to eight times the rate of glucose. It also drives fat production in the liver, raises triglycerides, and lowers HDL. The combination accelerates every part of this process.

Once the arterial lining is damaged and inflamed, LDL enters the tissue beneath it. In that inflammatory environment it oxidises. Macrophages arrive to clear the oxidised LDL. They cannot keep up. They become foam cells. Foam cells accumulate and become plaque.

The diet that starts this entire sequence is not red meat or butter. It is repeated blood sugar spikes from foods labelled as heart healthy. Refined grains. Fruit juice. Low fat yoghurt. Rice cakes. Every glucose spike is glycating your arteries.

That is the mechanism. That is why diet is the driver.

Have you ever tested your blood sugar two hours after a typical meal?

That number tells you far more than your fasting glucose.

[David Blessitt @DavidBlessitt]

@LiveAncestral This post is pure gold ✨️

[David Blessitt @DavidBlessitt]

@iheartmindy Haha I love you 😁😅💜💯

[Maxine Pye @LiveAncestral]

What the doctor says vs what it actually means.

“Your LDL is high.”

What it means:
Your body is producing more of the molecule it uses to repair tissue, make hormones, and carry fat-soluble vitamins through your bloodstream.
That is not a malfunction.

“LDL is the bad cholesterol.”

What it means:
LDL is a lipoprotein. A transport vehicle. It carries cholesterol to the cells that need it. There is no bad cholesterol. There is only cholesterol doing its job.

“You’re at increased cardiovascular risk.”

What it means:
A population-level risk calculator produced a percentage. It does not know your insulin level, your inflammation markers, or the size of your LDL particles. It knows your age and your total cholesterol number.

“Statins will reduce your risk by 50 percent.”

What it means:
Your relative risk drops by 50 percent. Your absolute risk drops by around 1 percent. These are not the same number. One of them is used in the consultation.

“Statins are well tolerated.”

What it means:
Muscle pain, fatigue, memory problems, and elevated blood sugar are listed as known side effects. Well tolerated means most people stay on them.

“This is the standard of care.”

What it means:
This is what the guidelines say. The guidelines were written by a committee. Eleven of the fourteen members who wrote the last version had financial ties to pharmaceutical companies.

The doctor is not lying.
It is following a protocol.
The protocol is the problem.

Did your doctor explain the difference between relative risk and absolute risk when they prescribed your statin?

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[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

The thousands of British people imprisoned merely for social media posts or speaking their mind need to be released!

No more prison island!!

[Marry Evan @marryevan999]

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[David Blessitt @DavidBlessitt]

@marryevan999 Claude

[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

RFK Jr. reveals he got rid of 40% of his visceral fat and his atrial fibrillation “completely disappeared” after eating carnivore + ferments.

Kennedy saw Dr. Sean O’Mara, who said he could solve his visceral fat problem in 90 days.

But it only took 30 to see results:

RFK JR: “So I did the diet for 30 days. Then I did another full-body MRI, and my visceral fat had gone down by 40%.”

HOST: “Wow!”

RFK JR: “In just 30 days. I also lost 20 pounds, which I didn’t want to lose, but I lost a lot. And I was actually worried about the amount of weight I was losing.”

“[Dr. O’Mara] said: ‘Don’t worry. It’s all the interstitial visceral fat in your muscles that you’re losing, and then your muscles will come back.’”

“And that’s what happened. I regained all the 20 pounds back in muscle. My atrial fibrillation completely disappeared. And I haven’t even had a skipped a heartbeat since then.”

If that clip stood out to you, save it. Bookmark this post so you can refer back to it whenever you want.

Who here has tried the carnivore diet? What was your experience?

[Camus @newstart_2024]

A woman in this clip makes an interesting case that one of the most valuable cognitive skills isn’t IQ, logic, or processing speed, but metacognition — the ability to observe and reflect on your own thinking in real time.

This includes noticing your reactions, questioning assumptions, and being willing to update beliefs rather than automatically defending them.

Neuroimaging studies have shown that metacognitive processes (such as monitoring and reflecting on one’s own thoughts or decisions) are associated with increased activity in regions of the anterior prefrontal cortex, including the frontopolar cortex and dorsal anterior cingulate cortex. These areas appear to support self-monitoring and reflective awareness, separate from the networks primarily involved in the initial decision or task itself.

The woman also explores how people sometimes interpret symbolic or religious language literally instead of internally, and how developing greater self-awareness can lead to inner growth and clarity.

It’s a thoughtful perspective on why stepping back to observe your own mind can be uncomfortable — yet potentially powerful for personal development.

Have you found reflecting on your own thinking helpful in daily life, or do you see other skills as more important for growth?

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