HDKay: Standing with the Truckers

PhD, Professor Emerita

"The only thing that interferes with my learning is my education." (Albert Einstein)

Opinions are my own.

[Dr. David @DrDavidivw]

🚨 Prostate Cancer Disappears After Taking Fenbendazole

In 2019, a man was diagnosed with prostate cancer and scheduled for surgery. Due to COVID, his surgery was delayed until the summer of 2020.

In February, he started taking Fenbendazole (commonly known as a dog dewormer).

By the time his surgery date arrived, doctors could no longer find any cancer.

His PSA levels had dropped from 11 to between 3 and 4. He canceled the surgery.

It’s now been over five years since his diagnosis, and the cancer has not returned. He stopped taking Fenbendazole in 2022.

He later wrote a book about his journey called “Finding Fenbendazole” by Roger Rasmussen, which includes science-backed information for those facing cancer.

Interestingly, his brother was also diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2022.

After following a Fenbendazole and Ivermectin protocol, his PSA levels returned to normal, and doctors could no longer detect the cancer.

Stories like this continue to fuel interest in repurposed drugs like Fenbendazole and Ivermectin in cancer care.

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[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

What butter is, in the public mind:

- Furs up the arteries
- Sensibly replaced by margarine in about 1975
- The reason your uncle had his event
- A treat, in a small dish, on a special occasion

What is actually in the packet:

- Vitamins A, D, E and K2
- Butyrate, which your colon lining runs on
- Cholesterol, which your hormones are built from
- A fat stable enough to sit in a dish on the side
- Two ingredients: cream and a churn
- On the human table since the first cow was milked
- Delicious

The stuff that replaced it: refined seed oil, hydrogenated into a solid, deodorised because it had to be, dyed yellow because nobody would buy grey, and sold with the word heart on the tub.

The hydrogenation came off the market four decades later, quietly, once the number of arguments it had lost got embarrassing.

A cow, a bucket and a churn were declared a health hazard, and a factory that had to bleach the smell out of its own product was declared the sensible option.

The butter never did anything. Put it back on the table.

[Our Amazing Grace @GraceEmilysDad]

AVAILABLE NOW TO ORDER! 📖 Is the Government Legally Killing Us? By Scott Schara

A father’s search for truth. A daughter’s legacy.

“Grace died at St. Elizabeth’s (Ascension) Catholic hospital—a COVID hospital that adhered to the government treatment protocols that failed to prevent COVID deaths. It’s one of many hospitals committed to following what the government dictates—and they receive substan- tial financial benefits for doing so.

COVID was used as the excuse to directly incentivize hospitals to follow protocols that killed patients and as I’ve discovered, the indirect government incentives have been legally programmed into the medical system for decades.

Grace’s case highlights a staggering number of abuses, along with the dangers of financial temptation. This is nothing short of a tragic story that can help awaken us to what’s happening in most hospitals today and turn us to the only One who can truly fix this mess.”

-Scott Schara, Is the Government Legally Killing Us?

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[Ryan Carter @Grow_withAI]

AI IS ABOUT TO CHANGE THE WORLD IN WAYS MOST PEOPLE AREN’T PREPARED FOR.

Demis Hassabis’ 60-minute Cambridge lecture explains where AI is heading next—and some of the possibilities are genuinely hard to ignore.

Save this. You’ll want to watch it before everyone starts talking about it. 🔖

[Green is my favorite color @NWTeel]

@bennyjohnson I still remember my first born being completely surprised about a bird in the rain on a tree outside his window. We sat there for a long time quietly watching. That’s when I knew how fun this was going to be. Everything new. He’s in his 40’s, now. He still loves rain.

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 JUST IN: Transportation Sec. Sean Duffy just told blue states suing him to SHOVE IT, he is taking their CDL rolls at all costs to PURGE illegal aliens and non-English speakers from driving big rigs

"If they don't partner with us, WE'LL PULL MONEY. We'll pull their ability to issue licenses — and we WILL do that!"

TURN IT ALL OVER! And DEPORT! 🔥

"We are CRACKING DOWN to make sure it's SAFE for the American people."

[Sassafrass84 @Sassafrass_84]

A 30-year Minnesota State Trooper just won the GOP nomination to take on Ilhan Omar.
John Nagel. Lifelong Minnesotan. Husband, father, grandfather. Spent three decades protecting people on the highways.

Now he’s running to restore safety, sanity, and accountability in MN-5.

Omar’s district has become ground zero for massive fraud. Voters are fed up.

Nagel vs. Omar. November 3.

Does he have your support? I can’t vote but hell yea. Vote her out.

[Race 🕊️ @multiplanet1]

Elon Musk was asked why SpaceX barely files patents.

His answer flips everything business schools teach about protecting ideas.

"Patents are a recipe book for your competitors."

The room expected the standard answer. Patents protect innovation. Patents are moats. Every startup lawyer's first advice is file, file, file.

He explained why that's backwards for SpaceX. A patent is a public document. You file one, and you've published your engineering solution to the entire planet, with diagrams. Your only protection is your ability to sue whoever copies it. His primary long term competitors are in China. He said suing there would be pointless, so a patent filing would simply be handing over the blueprints with extra steps.

So SpaceX protects almost nothing on paper. The protection is velocity. By the time anyone reverse engineers the current rocket, SpaceX is two generations ahead. The moat isn't a document. The moat is speed.

Think about what that reveals. He'd rather rely on outrunning everyone forever than on a legal system defending yesterday's work. Most companies protect the past. He decided the past isn't worth protecting because he's never going back to it.

Secrets are for companies that stopped moving. If your advantage needs a lawyer to survive, it was never an advantage. It was a head start you wasted.

[Longevity Code @LongevityCode_]

So which one actually works?

I use a liquid zinc, picolinate and bisglycinate, a few drops in water next to my coffee. Six weeks in, my mornings stopped dipping the way they used to.

My zinc pick:
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[Longevity Code @LongevityCode_]

A Harvard biology professor said:

"All the supplements on the shelf are lies. Only 3 make a difference. I can bet my career & life savings on it."

1) Magnesium glycinate.

[GRANDPA’s FREE ADVICE @GOP_is_Gutless]

30-year Minnesota State Trooper John Nagel just won the GOP nomination to take on Ilhan Omar in MN-5.

Lifelong Minnesotan.

Husband, father, grandfather.

Spent three decades protecting people on our highways.

Now he’s running to restore safety, sanity, and accountability.

Omar’s district is ground zero for massive fraud. Voters are fed up.

Nagel vs. Omar. November 3.
Does he have your support? I can’t vote there but hell yes — vote her out.
#JohnNagel #MN5 #VoteOmarOut #MinnesotaFraud #IlhanOmar

[Johnny Midnight ⚡️ @its_The_Dr]

Pretty useful!

[Blake Burge @blakeaburge]

Major cheat code for life: Learn to delay your reaction. Anger, fear, and impulse will try to make you move fast. There's power in pausing. In the pause, you see clearly, you respond wisely, and you avoid decisions you’ll regret. Slow down to speed up.

[maddie rune🪰 @themaddierune]

My favorite thing about being a mom is that I genuinely do not care about a lot of the things I’m apparently supposed to care about because I refuse to treat every little inconvenience like a crisis. Spilled juice? Whatever, accidents happen. Broken toy? Oh well, we had fun with it while we could. Muddy faces, clothes, and shoes? That’s what a bathtub and a washing machine are for. Someone wants me to race them on the monkey bars and go down the slides? Absolutely, I’m going to play too. One more bedtime story? Of course, because I know they won’t ask me forever. I have never wanted or cared for a perfectly preserved life and I’m not spending the moments with my children getting pissed off over things that won’t matter in five years. So much of the stress we put ourselves through is completely self induced. You can just…not make everything a big deal? Most of it isn’t that serious. I think one of the best ways to mother is to stay a little childlike and whimsical yourself.

[Mert Metin Tekdemir @mertmetindev]

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[Dr. Dawn Michael @DawnsMission]

What they did to our children is unforgivable.

They knew.
They knew masks did not work.
They knew closing schools was not necessary.
They knew six feet of distancing had zero scientific foundation.
And they forced it on our kids anyway.
Dr. Tracy Høeg told Congress the truth: the highest-quality evidence — the Cochrane review and data we already had before the pandemic — showed masks were largely ineffective.

The CDC’s observational studies were flawed. Six feet was arbitrary. Schools should have stayed open by default.Instead, they locked our children out.

As a parent, it broke my heart watching my daughter miss her senior year.
No school.
No prom.
No graduation.
Just empty milestones stolen by policies that were never based on real science.

Lost learning. Mental health crises. Developmental damage. Fear forced into young hearts that the world was too dangerous for normal life.

For every parent out there — how upset are you that they put your children through this?

What they took can never be given back.
Never forget. Never forgive.
Our kids deserved so much better.

[Jessica @JessicaGenetics]

My experience buying a new duvet cover yesterday:

Go to website
Immediate spin the wheel pop up
Close pop up
Cookies pop up
Close pop up
Maneuver to what I want
Add to cart
Pop up: save $40?
Okay
Put in email
Put in phone number
Welcome email
Discount email
Go to discount email
Save $40 but only through their app
Download app
Must make a username & password
Must verify my email with a code
Get email with the code
Enter code
Now I’m in the app
Cart is empty
Need to go re-add all items to my cart
Turns out there’s an order value threshold for the discount
I’m $6 short of threshold
Have to add $30 more to my cart
Irritated but I’m in this deep
Order complete
Unsubscribe from texts
Unsubscribe from email marketing
Delete 3 pointless emails
Delete app

Why must we live this way.

[The HighWire @HighWireTalk]

A 72-year-old Air Force veteran spent nearly a decade struggling with Parkinson's tremors so severe he couldn't eat with a fork or hold tools. In April, doctors used a new outpatient procedure to target a rice-grain-sized spot deep in his brain. He was tremor-free by his follow-up visit.

The treatment requires no incision, no general anesthesia, and no implanted hardware. Patients stay awake inside an MRI scanner while doctors precisely destroy the tissue generating the tremor signal.

It isn't a cure, and not every patient responds the same way. Full story by @smiddendorp22 linked below 👇

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[Claire Honeycutt | ClarifiED 🕊️❤️ @DrClaireEdu]

On Fridays my kids get to do Game Math -- sometimes Beast Academy, sometimes Dreambox.

But it's always BELOW grade level.

I know that shocked some of you.

But below grade level work is GREAT for your kids.

When math feels easy, they stop worrying about getting the answer right and start playing with the ideas.

Along the way, they build fluency, notice patterns, develop intuition.

And they’re cementing the foundation they’ll need when the math gets hard -- and math always gets hard.

Your child doesn’t always need harder work.

Sometimes they need more time to play♥️