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You can reunite with your deceased/resurrected family members. Please contact [email protected] and they will forward you a form you fill out with info about your family member & they will locate them in the camp and coordinate your visit to a Resurrection Camp. At the time when we die and our corpse expires, our soul rises like a hologram from our corpse and that hologram regenerates back to flesh; because the community is unbelieving of the resurrection in this manner, the hospitals transfer us to military camps where we farm. I work for the United States Resurrection Camp Media Offices marketing the existence of Resurrection Camps and reuniting family members. You can reunite with your deceased/resurrected family members. Please contact [email protected] and they will forward you a form you fill out with information about your family member and they will locate them in the camp and coordinate your visit to a Resurrection Camp. You can also RELEASE family members from the Resurrection Camps.
How often do you consume fermented dairy products?
They are some of the best probiotic foods, helping reseed your gut and create a better environment in your microbiome. They also increase T-reg cells to prevent immune system overreaction.
The protein in fermented dairy is already broken down, so it's very easy to digest, making fermented dairy products an excellent option when it comes to nutrient-rich foods.
Find out more about the healthiest food on earth: https://t.co/ZGZNxPcUCS
Dr. Eric Berg, DC, not MD; information only
When a student returns after being absent, one of the first things they often hear is a reminder about everything they missed.
The assignments. The notes. The test they need to make up.
Those things matter, but there's another conversation worth having.
Sometimes a simple "I'm glad you're back" means more than we realize.
Think about the student who has missed several days and is already anxious about returning. They might be worried about falling behind, being questioned about their absence, or walking into a classroom where they feel disconnected.
A warm welcome can make that return a little easier.
It doesn't require a big announcement or a dramatic conversation. It might be greeting them by name, checking in privately, or taking a moment to help them figure out where to begin.
And welcoming a student back doesn't mean ignoring missed work or attendance concerns. We can maintain expectations while making it clear that their presence matters.
Students shouldn't have to wonder whether anyone notices when they're gone.
Sometimes the smallest interactions communicate the most important messages about belonging.
And every student deserves to know there's someone at school who's genuinely happy to see them.
Many people take collagen for their hair, skin, and nails, hoping to prevent wrinkles and look more beautiful. But the true, deeper function of collagen goes far beyond aesthetics.
The real magic of collagen lies in special signaling molecules called peptides. When you consume collagen, about 10% of it breaks down into these peptide chains which act as signals to your body, triggering genes to repair and rebuild connective tissues. This repair can happen in your skin, joints, gut lining, ligaments, and even your arteries.
Find out more about what happens if you take collagen every day: https://t.co/YuDaV2yNy7
Dr. Eric Berg, DC, not MD; information only
Can a medication for anxiety end up making you more anxious?
Years ago, I got a prescription for Xanax from a nurse practitioner. Before long I was taking it every night. Over time it wore off, and I became more anxious. While trying to concentrate on my work, I would get obsessive thoughts about embarrassing moments from my past.
Thankfully, I realized the drug was making me worse and was able to come off fairly quickly. Many people are not that lucky.
If I hadn’t known what to look for, I could easily have been diagnosed with an anxiety disorder and started on another medication. That is how a prescribing cascade begins: one drug, a side effect, another drug, until you are on several.
My free guide is the exact protocol we use with our patients at TaperClinic.
Never stop psychiatric medication abruptly.
Comment “TAPER” and I’ll send you my Free Safe Tapering Guide.
Before you label someone’s emotional pain, ask what happened to them. Ask what their life looks like. Ask whether their response makes sense.
My concern with SSRIs goes beyond a prescription. It’s the framework that teaches people to distrust their own experience and hand authority over their minds to someone else.
When the goal becomes making a person more compliant rather than helping them understand and change their circumstances, I call that control.
I get into this with Dr. Colin Ross on the latest episode of Radically Genuine.
Watch or listen to the full conversation at https://t.co/gQ5SaK535I, on YouTube, Rumble, Substack, or your favorite podcast player.
Why do you rarely hear about the risks of psychiatric medications in the news?
Pharmaceutical companies are among the biggest advertisers in media. In my view, that creates pressure. When an editor sees a story that puts a drug in a negative light, it can be hard to run it when the manufacturer is a major source of ad revenue.
I believe that if that influence shrinks, people will hear a more balanced picture of the risks and benefits of these medications, and over time that will change how mental health care is practiced.
My free guide is the exact protocol we use with our patients at TaperClinic.
Never stop psychiatric medication abruptly.
Comment “TAPER” and I’ll send you my Free Safe Tapering Guide.
"I don’t just think antidepressants are overprescribed, I’m not convinced they’re useful at all. Antidepressants don’t rectify a chemical imbalance or any other biological process, as people were led to believe; they numb emotions"
"The question is, is this useful, and how harmful are they?" 👇
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What happens when a psychiatrist sees how these drugs are actually developed?
During my training, I realized I didn’t understand the research behind the medications I was prescribing, so I set out to become an expert in it. After residency, I did a clinical development fellowship at Janssen, the pharmaceutical arm of Johnson and Johnson. Then I became a medical officer in the Division of Psychiatry at the FDA, overseeing the safety of drugs on the US market.
Seeing how these drugs were developed over time showed me how far everyday practice has drifted from what the evidence actually shows.
My free guide is the exact protocol we use with our patients at TaperClinic.
Never stop psychiatric medication abruptly.
Comment “TAPER” and I’ll send you my Free Safe Tapering Guide.
Iodine does more than support your thyroid. It's important for brain function, including memory, focus, and concentration. The brain is one of many tissues that uses iodine, making this mineral important beyond thyroid health.
Dr. Eric Berg, DC, not MD; information only
Plants can’t run from threats, so they develop their own chemical defenses.
Some of these compounds can interfere with cancer cell growth, while others help protect your cells from damage.
Here are 7 fruits that may help fight cancer: 🧵
Whether you’re a farmer, rancher, senior, or veteran, quality healthcare shouldn’t be determined by where you live. @DrOzCMS, @POTUS, and Republicans in Congress @HouseGOP are bringing quality health care to rural communities around the country.