ozzyv11 @ozzyv11 - Twitter Profile

4 days ago

@SouthwestAir made me check my carry-on even though the overhead bins were wide open. Gate agent said it was a “balancing issue,” but that makes no sense when the bins are empty. They grabbed it from us, wouldn’t let us carry it down the jet bridge. Left me feeling disrespected.

ozzyv11's tweet photo. @SouthwestAir made me check my carry-on even though the overhead bins were wide open. Gate agent said it was a “balancing issue,” but that makes no sense when the bins are empty. They grabbed it from us, wouldn’t let us carry it down the jet bridge. Left me feeling disrespected. https://t.co/1FTM9P9IEn

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Mark Hyman, M.D.

@drmarkhyman

9 days ago

Do not eat these. Discard immediately if you recognize any of these in yours or a loved one’s kitchen, it’s the easiest act of love you can do for them today. A French study in PLOS Medicine examined the impact of emulsifiers (food additives used to improve texture and extend shelf life) on cancer risk. Researchers analyzed data from 92,000 adults over nearly 7 years and found that certain emulsifiers significantly increased cancer risk: Mono & diglycerides of fatty acids (E471)—found in processed baked goods, margarine, and ice cream—were linked to: 15% higher risk of overall cancer 24% higher risk of breast cancer 46% higher risk of prostate cancer Carrageenan (E407 & E407a)—a thickening agent in dairy alternatives, deli meats, and plant-based products—was linked to: 32% higher risk of breast cancer. Cancer is complex and multifactorial, but one thing is certain: the food we eat plays a massive role in shaping our long-term health. Cutting out ultra-processed foods and focusing on whole, nutrient-dense foods is one of the most powerful steps you can take to reduce disease risk. Thank you to my friend Vani Hari for this image + bringing awareness to this critical issue.