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[news.com.au @newscomauHQ]

Thirty-five Aussie companies have been red flagged by one of the world’s biggest banks as ones to watch for major job losses in the coming months.

[Men Are Human @men_are_human]

1) Men's Locker Rooms. Female journalists demanded entry.
2) Literally every male-centric fandom & hobby.
3) The Mens' Sheds Movement.
4) The original 'Men's Clubs', where they went to get away from their wives.
5) The Boy Scouts.

I could go on.
https://t.co/JjvQ8pkOeZ

[Ziv @biohackerziv]

Mixing this weird thing in my milk daily repaired my leaky gut, cured my lactose intolerance, and eliminated my gluten sensitivity

Here's what it is and science behind how it works👇

Modern medicine claims food intolerances and intestinal sensitivity are permanent genetic flaws. Their solution? Lifetime elimination diets, synthetic enzymes, and chronic symptom avoidance.

Here is the biological mechanics of how drinking Raw Buffalo Milk Kefir daily repaired my leaky gut, cured my lactose intolerance, and eliminated my gluten sensitivity at the cellular level:

Standard gastroenterology treats "Leaky Gut" (intestinal hyperpermeability) and food intolerances as isolated, untreatable phenomena. They tell you to cut out dairy, eliminate gluten, and buy over-the-counter lactase pills.

They ignore the underlying architecture:

A eroded mucosal gel layer

Disrupted tight junction complexes (ZO-1, Occludin)
Chronic endotoxemia (LPS leakage) driving systemic inflammation

Why Buffalo Milk over Cow Milk?

Pure A2 Beta-Casein Matrix: Standard A1 cow milk releases Beta-casomorphin-7 (BCM-7) upon digestion—an opioid peptide that triggers mast cell degranulation, gut motility paralysis, and systemic inflammation. A2 Buffalo milk produces zero BCM-7.

Superior Bioenergetic Density: Buffalo milk contains up to 100% more butterfat and higher structural proteins compared to standard commercial milk, providing the necessary lipid substrate to rebuild cellular membranes.

Overcoming "Lactose Intolerance"

Raw kefir is a live bio-reactor. During a 24–48 hour fermentation cycle, the symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast (SCOBY) consumes up to 99% of the lactose, converting it into bioavailable lactic acid.

Furthermore, the live microflora (Lactobacillus kefiranofaciens) produce robust amounts of endogenous beta-galactosidase (lactase).

When consumed, these enzymes survive stomach acid, entering the duodenum to break down any remaining lactose on contact. You aren't just drinking milk; you are drinking the machinery required to digest it.

Curing "Gluten Sensitivity"

Gluten toxicity occurs when undigested, proline-rich peptides (like the 33-mer peptide) pass through an open intestinal barrier, triggering zonulin release and autoimmune cascades in the Gut-Associated Lymphoid Tissue (GALT).

Raw kefir microbial strains produce specific proline-endopeptidases—specialized enzymes capable of cleaving the rigid proline and glutamine bonds in gluten.

By restoring a healthy, active microbiome, these bacterial enzymes cleave pathogenic gluten oligopeptides into benign amino acids before they can cross the epithelial wall.

Sealing "Leaky Gut" & Intestinal Hyperpermeability

Raw Buffalo Kefir rebuilds the gut lining through three distinct structural mechanisms:

Short-Chain Fatty Acids (Butyrate): Microbial fermentation produces abundant butyrate, which feeds colonocytes and directly upregulates the synthesis of tight junction proteins (Claudin-1, Occludin, and ZO-1), sealing paracellular gaps.

Bioactive Kefiran: This unique exopolysaccharide secretes a protective structural gel that restores the damaged mucosal lining.

Immunoglobulins & Lactoferrin: Neutralizes circulating Lipopolysaccharides (LPS/Endotoxin), preventing them from entering portal circulation.

The Bioenergetic & Thyroid Connection

When endotoxin (LPS) constantly leaks through a damaged gut, the liver is forced into survival mode to detoxify it. This severely impairs the hepatic conversion of inactive thyroid hormone (T4) into active thyroid hormone (T3).

By sealing the gut barrier and clearing systemic endotoxemia:
Liver burden drops dramatically.
Hepatic T4-to-T3 conversion surges.

Cortisol and nocturnal adrenaline spikes fall.

Metabolic rate and cellular energy production are restored.

How to Execute

Source: Raw, unpasteurized, non-homogenized A2 Buffalo Milk from clean source or it can contain some bad bacterias.

Inoculation: Use real, live kefir grains (avoid dead, powdered starter cultures).

Ferment for 24 to 36 hours at room temperature until the whey visibly separates.

Titration: Start with 50–100 ml daily on an empty stomach to condition the brush border.

Gradually scale up to 500 ml daily as a primary bioenergetic fuel source.

Stop masking symptoms with elimination diets. Rebuild the barrier, restore the microflora, and fix the internal architecture.

[Capt Kyle @CaptKylePatriot]

Operation Lazarus 💥

In 1965, DARPA tested a precise electromagnetic frequency window (between 7.83 Hz and 14.1 Hz) on 214 catastrophically injured soldiers.

There are claims 94% of them experienced total tissue, bone, and nerve regeneration within 48 hours, and that the tech was suppressed to protect pharmaceutical profits.

Specific healing tasks were assigned to certain frequencies, such as 7.83 Hz (Schumann Resonance) for stem cell activation and 14.1 Hz for nerve repair.

DNA operates as a "fractal antenna" to receive these signals.

[Jake Gilman @jakeglmn]

Most people believe once microplastics get into your body, they're stuck there for life.

A researcher proved that wrong using his own blood.

He had the highest microplastic levels ever measured, then flushed them out (almost) completely with one cheap compound.

Here's how: 🧵

[rustyeagle @rustyeagle3]

@PetersMich28437 @max39274485 She was a doper. She admitted as much before she died.

[𝗪𝗲𝗹𝗹𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗖𝗵𝗲𝗺𝗶𝘀𝘁 @GodswillChemist]

Magnesium for you needs.

[James L. Nuzzo, PhD @JamesLNuzzo]

Today, just a few hours after I published my data brief on women-only hiring at Australian universities, a colleague sent me this current job advertisement at UNSW. The position isn't women-only, and UNSW says it will make its appointment based on merit. However, UNSW is still discriminating against men, because it isn't putting in equal effort and resources into recruiting men for the position. Below is the relevant excerpt from the advertisement:
"UNSW Science is committed to gender equity across our academic workforce. As part of this initiative, UNSW Science is seeking to achieve a recruitment outcome of at least 50% women through proactive attraction and equitable recruitment practices. All appointments will be made on merit. We strongly encourage applications from women, and from candidates of all backgrounds who will contribute to a diverse, inclusive and collaborative Faculty."

[Somewherewithpaws @JustKimfromoz]

Surprise surprise…

https://t.co/ZTppaBb4Xr

[Merlow @exeMerlow]

A man who turned 7 million dollars into 500 million in 10 years sat on a desk in a classroom and taught the method to 30 students.

The man is Joel Greenblatt. He ran Gotham Capital from 1985 to 1994 at roughly 50% a year, then returned all outside capital in 1995 and kept running his own money. Almost nobody sustains that number over a decade.

A Columbia classroom in 2005. Chalkboard, blue plastic chairs, a camera at the back of the room recording for the students who missed it. He sits on the edge of the desk with a stack of paper.

He does not teach a screen or a formula. He teaches situations most funds cannot touch, the corners of the market where the usual buyers are structurally forced to sell regardless of price.

The first lecture is where he sets up why those corners exist at all, and why they keep existing after everybody knows about them.

The uncomfortable turn is what he says about diversification and about how few positions he actually held. It runs directly against everything the same school teaches two floors down.

It matters more now. Every screener is free, every filing is searchable, and the constraint was never information.

Free on YouTube, filmed from the back row, audio uneven, students blocking the frame.

He gave away 50% a year to a room of 30 people. The tape has been public for years.

One classroom. 1 camera. It is in the video.

[theCULLhasbegun @BruceLe53509778]

Always..

[rustyeagle @rustyeagle3]

What a total crock... Birds are not migrating & spreading bird flu that is fatal...

[Melinda Richards 🇦🇺🇺🇸 @goodfoodgal]

I’m not buying in.

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

Interesting
Home made hydroxychloroquine

[Give A Shit About Nature @giveashitnature]

If y'all give a shit about the food system and learning to grow it yourself, follow Kevin. One of the best around.

[Lozzy B 🇦🇺𝕏 @TruthFairy131]

An African immigrant who sexually abused a 3 year old boy has been allowed to stay in Australia because he would face "significant hardship" if deported to Zambia.

WE DON’T CARE about his hardship 😡

The safety & security of AUSTRALIAN children must be prioritised before the ‘hardship’ of foreign criminals.

A tribunal restored his visa using a direction maintained by immigration minister Tony Burke.

By remaining silent, YOU are allowing this.

Aussie kids are NOT safe in their own homeland because of 3rd world immigration & multiculturalism 🤨

[David Maywald @DavidMaywald]

Australia doesn't lack evidence on how to lift boys' educational attainment. We lack implementation.

At the first Public Hearing of the Inquiry into the Factors Driving Educational Attainment, MPs repeatedly asked a simple question: What actually works? That is now the challenge for this Inquiry...

The evidence points to practical reforms that can be scaled nationally:
�� High-quality early intervention, including language-rich early childhood education, developmental screening, nurse home visiting, and father-inclusive parenting programs (e.g. Dads Tuning in to Kids).
• Universal literacy screening, structured literacy, and explicit instruction, backed by AERO, the National Reading Panel, NSW CESE, and large-scale successes such as Mississippi's Literacy-Based Promotion Act.
• Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS), ensuring that struggling students receive increasingly intensive, evidence-based assistance before they disengage.
• High expectations, not deficit thinking. Schools that have closed the gender attainment gap consistently combine strong leadership, positive school culture, mentoring, and targeted literacy support.
• Relational education, including Ulster University's Taking Boys Seriously framework, strengthening belonging, engagement and aspirations.
• Recruit more male teachers, mentors, and positive role models, particularly in early childhood and primary schools.
• Expand proven Australian programs including Clontarf, BackTrack, Pathways to Prevention, and successful literacy reforms at schools such as Balgowlah Boys Campus.
• Restore genuine parity between university, VET, apprenticeships, and technical education so that every young person has a pathway suited to their strengths.
• Evaluate everything. Australia should dramatically increase randomised and quasi-experimental trials, rapidly scaling successful programs while discontinuing those that fail.

The American Institute for Boys and Men, the Centre for Policy Research on Men and Boys, the Male Educator Network & Policy Institute, and the UK APPG on Issues Affecting Men & Boys are all converging on remarkably similar conclusions.

This isn't about lowering standards or taking opportunities away from girls. It's about applying the best available evidence so that boys facing developmental vulnerability, disability, poverty, trauma, father absence, or early literacy failure receive the support they need to reach their potential...

The evidence is now strong enough. The next step is implementation.

[David Maywald @DavidMaywald]

‘Have you considered helping boys?’ The other gender gap
By Lisa Britton

https://t.co/emJkPeJ3nP

Seven years ago, when I was a nonpartisan advocate for girls and women, I faced a startling question from a supportive Senate staffer: “Have you considered helping boys? They really need our help now.”

I resisted the urge to cringe. Instead of dismissing her point, I dived into the research and discovered a real, mostly ignored crisis facing boys and men. There was another surprise in the data: Liberal parents are uniquely positioned to make progress.

Women have fought hard for progress and personal freedom, breaking down barriers for women and girls, and that’s worth celebrating. But boys and men are facing crises that have been ignored for too long, and it’s time we extend our empathy to them and support efforts today for more compassion and resources being directed their way. We should champion efforts like Gov. Gavin Newsom’s recent executive order aimed at addressing the growing crisis of suicide and social disconnection among boys and young men. Because if we root for only one sex to win, both sexes will lose.

A Brookings report highlights that both conservative and liberal parents — both mothers and fathers — express greater concern about the futures of their sons than those of their daughters.

Curiously, when asked about children in general — not their own — conservatives were more concerned about boys than about girls, and liberals expressed greater concern for girls.

This disparity underscores a blind spot: Liberal parents must recognize that the struggles of boys are not just isolated issues affecting their individual families; the experiences reflect a systemic bias that demands our attention.

Today, we face a significant gender gap in education. In colleges across the United States, nearly 60% of students are women. The gender gap in higher education is now wider than it was when Title IX was enacted in 1972, but flipped in the opposite direction. Yet, where is the national campaign to address this imbalance?

Why aren’t we working to bring this back to center? Why have we abandoned “equality”?

Women now earn the majority of associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees, yet efforts to boost female achievement still often overshadow the need to support men.

Instead of questioning what’s “wrong” with boys, we should be examining the systems that are failing them. Our education system may not be designed to align with the general nature of boys, many of whom thrive in environments that encourage active engagement, hands-on learning and flexibility.

The crisis extends beyond boys’ education to adult men’s mental health, loneliness and well-being. Men are four times more likely to die by suicide than women and make up 71% of drug overdoses, yet our cultural narrative often blames their reluctance to “open up” or points to “toxic masculinity” as the root cause.

Men’s health, in general, is another area where disparities are stark. The United States has eight federal offices dedicated to women’s health — and none for men. The data would seem to point policy makers in the other direction: Men have worse health outcomes than women, experiencing more illness and dying younger.

This imbalance speaks volumes. If we truly value the health and well-being of the boys and men in our lives, we must advocate for federal and state initiatives that address men’s health.

The challenges facing boys and men today are interconnected, spanning education, mental health, physical well-being, the family court system and societal narratives. They are the results of a confluence of events, including cultural and technological changes that have disproportionately hit men and boys.

To address these disparities, we need leaders — women and men, Republicans and Democrats — who will champion equitable resources and systemic reforms.

The starting point has to be to think big. We must build an education system that nurtures the potential of all students, a mental health system that provides compassionate and effective care, and a healthcare system that recognizes the unique needs of boys and men.

And at the cultural level, we should rethink narratives that blame and shame our boys. It’s time to find compassion for boys and men.

A shift in public perspective is overdue, and progress can accelerate if women — particularly those with liberal values — champion this cause, because the future isn’t female: The future is everyone.

Lisa Britton is a writer for Evie magazine and an advocate for boys, men and fathers. She lives in Los Angeles.

@LisaBritton

[rustyeagle @rustyeagle3]

@PamelaBies You know that all carrots are chewed when being ingested don't you?? How they they are prepared to look on a plate has ZERO to do with what happens internally with your digestive system!!

[Neural Space @NeuralSpace_]

🚨 : Une virologue croate s’est injecté des virus cultivés dans son propre labo directement dans sa tumeur cancéreuse pendant plusieurs semaines pour se soigner elle-même.

Beata Halassy, chercheuse à l’Université de Zagreb, a eu un cancer du sein récidivant (3e fois au même endroit). Refusant une nouvelle chimio, elle a préparé deux virus (souche vaccinale de rougeole + virus de la stomatite vésiculeuse) et s’est fait injecter ces virus oncolytiques dans la tumeur, plusieurs fois par semaine pendant environ 6-8 semaines, sous surveillance de ses oncologues.

Résultat : la tumeur a rétréci de plus de 60 %, s’est détachée des tissus environnants, a pu être opérée facilement… et elle est en rémission complète depuis près de 4-5 ans. Cas unique, publié dans une revue scientifique, qui relance le débat sur l’auto-expérimentation… mais qui a marché.