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[Leo Tolstoy Literature @LeoTollstoy]

People often think that they believe in the law of God, but they just believe what everyone else does. No one believes in the law of God; for them, the law of God is that which suits their life and doesn’t interfere in their business.

[A Midwestern Doctor @MidwesternDoc]

Research shows doctors choose to die at home—they know what hospitals do to dying patients.

One of the worst things medicine did was hijack death and turn our most sacred moment into a torturous cash cow. Here's how to navigate death wisely.
https://t.co/80Ms3OMrQo

[Freedomain - with Stefan Molyneux, MA @StefanMolyneux]

Once you convince women that work is better than children, fewer women want children, because there is no local parenting community.

[Brett Pike @ClassicLearner]

The idea that life is about happiness is a lie. People who only pursue happiness end up miserable, because they ignore the pursuit of purpose, and its purpose that leads to happiness. A person with purpose can smile even as they are dying.

[No Farmers, No Food @NoFarmsNoFoods]

Britain has become dangerously detached from the reality of food production.

Most people are only three missed meals away from discovering how massively important farmers are.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

As I get older I will never understand adults who are embarrassed about their age. Why are you sad and embarrassed that you've existed for a while? Why is it "rude" for someone to ask you how old you are? Why would you want people to think you're in your 20s if you're really in your 30s or 40s or 50s? It should go the other way. Age and experience should be a point of pride, if anything. The glorification of youth, and the desire to stay in that state forever, is the most retarded feature of the modern world. We used to revere our elders. Now we revere 23 year olds. Because why exactly? They don't know anything and haven't done anything. It's insane.

[Suneel Dhand MD @DrSuneelDhand]

Insulin Resistance is the biggest health epidemic you’ve never heard of.

2026: Over 80% of adults. 50% of children.

It was under 5% 30 years ago.

Most don’t know they have it.

It’s intrinsically tied to having excess body fat.

By the time your blood sugar rises, you may have been insulin resistant for years. It drives obesity, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, fatty liver, hypertension, and poor mental health.

Don’t wait for symptoms. Get your Fasting Insulin and HOMA-IR tested. (HOMA-IR is calculated from fasting insulin and glucose, ideal as close to 1.0 as possible).

The good news? It can start reversing naturally within weeks.

3 things to start today:

1. Walk, especially after meals.
Even 15 minutes blunts blood sugar spikes and rebuilds insulin sensitivity. One of the most powerful habits that costs nothing.

2. Cut the processed carbs and sugars. Your bloodstream holds just 1 teaspoon of sugar at a time. Every spike above that damages vessels, nerves, kidneys, and brain. If you can’t imagine a drastic change, start with cutting your bread/rice/pasta and sugary treat intake to half. Switch it out with protein instead.

3. Build muscle. Shrink your eating window.
Muscle is metabolic armor. Strength training + time-restricted eating may be one the most potent combinations for reversing insulin resistance and burning body fat.
Even 20 mins daily of dumbbell exercises while watching TV can start your journey.
Eat only during a 6 to 8 hour window, noon to 8pm or 8am to 4pm. This keeps your insulin levels low for most of the day.

This progression is not your destiny:

Insulin Resistance → Prediabetes → Type 2 Diabetes

Your body wants to heal.

Your discipline and willpower will take you there!

Making insulin sensitivity a top health priority might be the single most important decision you make.

Watch my video here to understand why it’s happening— and how to reverse it naturally:
https://t.co/eaAuMmsgab

[Kyle Mau @KyleMau]

I have never understood the Eastern and Northern European mindset of going on vacation during summer.

When your city is 75 degrees and beautiful and everything is available, you go to Greece and pay $300 a day to turn yourself into a lobster.

Instead of just... going in November. You know, when your city is 40 and dreary and grey with 4 hours of "sun "a day.

And Greece is 75 and you get a private beach.

Make it make sense.

[Martin A. Armstrong @ArmstrongEcon]

This is what people fail to understand about inflation. It does not begin at the checkout counter. By the time consumers notice prices exploding, the inflationary wave has already moved through energy, transportation, raw materials, warehousing, financing, and manufacturing. The disease starts deep inside the production structure itself.

[InThisTogether @_InThisTogether]

It's up to you. You can go along with it, accept the convenience and the benefits and within a couple of decades you and yours will be slaves. Or you can bite the bullet now, refuse to comply, endure some hardship and resist. Obedience guarantees slavery. Resist! Do not comply.

[Restore Britain @RestoreBritain]

Restore Britain will scrap mandated enforcement of One Login and allow people to fully opt out, with a clear offline alternative.

We will guarantee that every Brit can access public services without digital ID.

[Toby Young @toadmeister]

The spectacle of a 78 year-old grandfather being found guilty of preaching the Christian gospel outside a hospital shows it's time to admit the truth, says Ciaran Kelly: Britain is now policing thought crime. https://t.co/e6UzBbIFWU

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

If Starmer thinks that he can force through Digital ID without a fight in Parliament, he is mistaken.

I will fight this. I hope others join me.

[Winston Marshall @MrWinMarshall]

UK - Pastor convicted for reading Bible in public

[A Midwestern Doctor @MidwesternDoc]

59% of antidepressant users develop sexual dysfunction (often permanently) yet doctors don't warn them to prevent patients declining the drugs

Here I reveal common hidden SSRI side effects like bipolar or suicide and the safe natural cures for depression
https://t.co/ngrZZi44u3

[Athenaeum Book Club @athenaeumbc]

“The average person lives a life of luxury that previous generations could never imagine, but because of that we dont actually taste this deeper joy that I think God intends for us.”

Most people today live with a level of comfort that would have looked unbelievable to almost anyone in history.

Food is always available, entertainment never stops, boredom can be eliminated instantly, and almost every inconvenience can be solved with a screen and a few clicks.

That’s why so many people today have everything they thought they wanted and still feel empty afterward.

The strange paradox of modern life is that we have removed many of the hardships that once burdened humanity, but in the process we also removed many of the conditions that produced gratitude, resilience, depth, and dependence on God.

A civilization drowning in comfort often becomes spiritually numb without even realizing it.

Which is probably why some of the holiest people in history voluntarily embraced hardship even when they did not have to.

They understood something we are slowly forgetting:

Comfort and happiness are not the same thing.

[Brett Pike @ClassicLearner]

Many people are rightfully frustrated with what has happened in the country, they want the politics to change, and it’s good, people should fight for that, but we aren’t going to win anything if people aren’t starting families, having kids, raising them right, growing less controllable, establishing businesses, hiring like-minded people, growing food, knowing your farmer, living within your means to the best of your ability. There is no winning on the macro scale, unless you first win on the micro scale.

A lot of energy goes into keeping you from understanding that.

[Dr. Roger McFillin @DrMcFillin]

SSRI (antidepressants) are an attack on life. People tell me they look at their children and know they love them but can't feel it. ... That touching their partner feels no different than touching a stranger's elbow. These drugs can sever the neurological wiring for love, pleasure, and connection. This isn't a side effect—it's an assault on the human soul.

[Tanya @tanyaelisabethh]

My first baby was my hardest baby and I felt like I was going to die

When we had our second I had no idea babies could be so easy, he truly was the most chill baby in the world. Slept so well, pro at eating, barely cried. The exact opposite of my first.

Really put into perspective that a lot of parenting is just parenting God given temperaments

[Dr. Roger McFillin @DrMcFillin]

There was a time when going through a rough time, depressed, anxious.. was a strong motivator to examine ones life & use this experience to motivate change & growth. Now we have people arguing that this is a disease for life & they are disabled because of it.