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[Begoña Gerpe @begonagerpe]

Ni una chica. Ni una sola.

[Mr. Nobody @MmisterNobody]

It’s starting to get heavy 👀

[Lozzy B 🇦🇺𝕏 @TruthFairy131]

Joe Feltz has died at the age of 40.

Joe had been collecting rare, sacred, hidden & last editions of old & ancient books & was in the process of scanning & uploading them as a free source on the internet.

Joe has been found dead, the cause of death has not yet been released.

Some of the books included original Masonic books & bibles, The 1812 Bible (including the Book of Esdras, Wisdom of Solomon, Apocrypha, and Psalms), The Lost Books of the Bible, Conversations on the Bible, Encyclopaedia of Witchcraft & Demonology (chronicling the inquisitions & Salem witch trials), Ancient Magic & Magnetism & much more.

Many of these books showed many inconsistencies with the modern version of history & exposed many hidden secrets.

Joe was also created free blueprints & online design tools to help his audience build their own off-grid power systems without expensive corporate costs & with free energy.

R.I.P & Fly High Joe 🤍🕊️

[Ben Wehrman @benwehrman]

How it feels to have zero tattoos in 2026

[Cal @Cal_III]

This isn’t even a joke there’s one other white bloke.

[A Crude Awakening @allengilmer]

The guy who invented dial telephones put 250,000 phone switchboard operators out of work. This was the highest paying position for women in the US. The guy who invented it was NOT an engineer or electrician, but rather, a mortician. There were two funeral homes in the town he served… his and a rival. The owner of the rival had a wife who worked as a switchboard operator. Anytime anyone called for A funeral home or HIS funeral home, she would route the call to her husband. He invented the dial phone so customers could explicitly end around switchboard operators and call someone directly. I just love this story.

[Paul Saladino, MD @paulsaladinomd]

I cleaned YEARS of microplastics, PFAS,and other toxins from my blood…

According to a study published today (10.61373/bh026a.0024), Double Filtration Plasmapheresis, also known as Inuspheresis, can remove a substantial amount of microplastics (+ nanoplastics) and PFAS (forever chemicals) from the blood.

These are both notoriously difficult to remove from the body. Few other therapies have been shown to be this effective.

Here’s how it works: Inuspheresis separates your blood into plasma and RBC fractions and then filters the plasma through a very fine filter before returning it to your body with your RBCs. This filter is then washed and the toxins collected in an eluate (pictured here) which can be analyzed for toxins.

This is different from TPE (therapeutic plasma exchange) which removes 70% of your plasma and replaces it with purified albumin only. This removes everything from your plasma, both good and bad. This puts significant stress on your body to replenish the good things it lost (immunoglobulins, clotting factors, SHBG, hormones, etc.).

Both are intriguing therapies and Insuspheresis is particularly interesting because it saves more of the good stuff from your plasma that are lost with TPE but gets rid of the bad stuff.

What bad stuff?

What I found in my eluate blew my mind:

>p,p DDE (breakdown product of DDT) 1220 ng/L (very high). A pesticide linked to hormone disruption, sperm damage, and cancer risk. Found in insecticides and food sprayed with them.

>gamma hexachlorocyclohexane (lindane) 202 ng/L. Another pesticide linked to hormone disruption, sperm damage, immunotoxicity. From pesticide residues in food or drinking water.

>Dichloromethane 9417 ng/L. Linked to liver toxicity, headaches, and cancer. From adhesives, paints, varnishes, and plastic industry.

>Trimethylbenzene 2960 ng/L. Linked to liver, kidney, thyroid, and immune damage.

>Benzene 446 ng/L. From fuels, exhaust, solvents. Linked to blood cancers (AML), immune suppression, and fatigue.

>Xylene 163 ng/L. From fuels and exhaust gases. Linked to headaches, fatigue, liver/kidney damage, and reproductive harm.

>Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs 138, 153, 180) PCB 180 57 ng/L. From plastics, electrical appliances, farm-raised fish. Linked to lower testosterone, thyroid disruption, immune suppression, and lymphoma.

And now this new study suggests I also removed a large amount of microplastics and PFAS from my blood, as well.

The study was small, but showed up to 75% reduction in PFAS and 70% in microplastics in the cohort along with reductions in inflammatory markers like CRP and fibrinogen (18 patients for PFAS, 6 for microplastics, 34 for inflammatory markers). These toxins piggyback on lipoproteins, which are removed as part of the apheresis protocol.

When I posted about this procedure last year many people commented that these claims were bogus, and that the kidneys do the work of filtering your plasma many times over on a daily basis.

While the kidneys do filter the plasma throughout the day, they are not adept at removing the lipid soluble toxins that adhere to lipoproteins in the same way that Inuspheresis (or TPE) can. There's a big difference in filtering power here.

Inuspheresis is not cheap (around $7000 for two sessions, price will decline with more availability in the future) but it appears to be very effective for removing toxins in a unique way from the human body.

After I had the procedure (I did two sessions last summer in Spain) I was tired for a few days but overall felt great and have felt good since. I will post my most recent set of labs separately in the future, but all biomarkers look very good without any hormone replacement (T is 775ng/dl, fasting insulin 2.5, thyroid labs pristine, ferritin 100ng/ml etc.) I am planning to repeat the procedure this summer and will share updated results.

Inuspheresis is not available in the US currently, but has been used in Europe since 2008 and over 70,000 treatments have been done. Props to the folks at https://t.co/bO5AJINIkV who are working on bringing this to the US in the very near future.

We live in a toxic world. I try my best to avoid forever chemicals, microplastics, and pesticides but it's impossible to be perfect.

I'm super excited about procedures like this which may help change the trajectory of human health in our increasingly polluted world.

(h/t to @mikeroplastics for background info this is and previous posts on Inuspheresis)

[Spero Patria @speropatria]

“and then the loan was wiped if the family had 4 children”

[Pub @PubWanghaf]

It breaks my heart to say but in order to save this country we are probably going to have to do things that make women sad :(

[formalcatattire @formalcatattire]

Women act like little girls if they feel protected and very attracted to you. They act like a mom when they think you are a worthless loser. It is what it is. So much of the discourse on here is people being mad about biological impulses.

[Aja ♀️🇬🇧 @AjaTheEmpress]

Translation.
Muslims are so out of control that it takes £100,000 worth of policing to keep them from murdering a guest of the Oxford Union.

[Info Battle Maiden @info_maiden]

New airport opens in india.

First order of business. They fight each other while digging up the plants by the roots to take home. They also climb into the fountain like it’s a water park.

They don’t respect their own stuff. Why would they respect ours.

[Gia Macool @GiaMMacool]

After a certain age,

your parents slowly become your children.

They ask same questions again.

They repeat stories you've heard a thousand times.

They forget little things.

Their steps become slower.

Their world becomes smaller.

And without realizing it...
The people who once carried you through life begin depending on you.

Very few people recognize this role reversal.

What feels like an inconvenience is often just time reminding us that nothing lasts forever.

Don't rush them.
Don't correct them harshly.
Don't make them feel like a burden.

One day, their voice will be silent.

The questions will stop.

The stories will never be told again.

And you'll wish for just one more interruption...

One more repeated story...

One day, you'll give anything to hear those same stories again.

One more chance to hear them call your name.

Growing old is a privilege not everyone receives.

Care for them the way they once cared for you

It’s repayment. 

It's the final way we say...

Thank you for spending your life loving me .

[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.

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

Remember that 19 Yazidi girls were burned alive in iron cages by ISIS for refusing to convert to Islam and become sex slaves.

ISIS paraded them through the streets of Mosul, then burned them in front of hundreds of people.

Not a single Muslim or pro-Palestinian activist protested for the Yazidis!

[Dylan @DylanCalluy]

The RAW settings

[Dvorstone @dvorstone]

Consider:

1. Women are largely uncomfortable with the amount of violence necessary to maintain civilization.

2. Their discomfort matters when they're in a democracy.

3. Conclusion: civilization is impossible to maintain if you have both democracy and universal suffrage.

That is a grim hypothesis.

[AnderSon @Ambrose0_X]

My boss borrowed my iPhone for "2 minutes".

He's ex-FBI cyber.

He gave it back and whispered: "Bro... turn off #3 right now. They're tracking everything."

Apple won't tell you this.

5 settings in iOS 26 that are spying on you:

[Carl Benjamin 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Sargon_of_Akkad]

I enjoyed this post a lot. There is indeed a second nation, the high-trust society of men who work honestly and find work through relationships. Dependable men who keep the world running.

[Habitual Linecrosser @HLC_actual]

If you receive government assistance you shouldn’t be allowed to vote until you are self sufficient. You don’t get to tell me how to run my house if you don’t pay the bills.