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Mar 23Liked by Andreas Oehler

This nonsensical study pushed by the American Heart Association is nothing more than a cynical effort to add another fake cause of death to distract from covid injection-induced mortalities.

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"Science" has so utterly destroyed its credibility by shrieking "safe and effective" even while people were obviously dropping dead from the toxxine that no scientist should ever be trusted again until:

1. everyone who put in smarmy pro-vaxx prefaces to their scientific papers is fired, never to work again

2. everyone who mandated the vaxx is hanged, starting from those at the "health" agencies, especially Pfauci

3. Pfizer is broken up and sold for scrap

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Mar 23Liked by Andreas Oehler

Well, coming from the msm, my automatic response is to assume that clearly, 100% the opposite is true.

Also been a fan of intermittent fasting, and fasting in general for several yrs, nothing compares in terms of quickly noticed health benefits. In my experience at least.

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Mar 23Liked by Andreas Oehler

God forbid that Americans lose weight and no longer need BP and cholesterol meds. Or handle their diabetic symptoms. This is vaguely reminiscent of a Simpson's episode:

Chief Wiggum and his wife are in bed watching TV when the picture goes off.]

Chief Wiggum: [crestfallen] Awwww!

TV Announcer: [pleasant voice] Your cable TV is experiencing difficulties. Please do not panic. Resist the temptation to read or talk to loved ones. Do not attempt sexual relations, as years of TV radiation have left your genitals withered and useless.

Chief Wiggum: [peering under the covers] Well, I'll be damned.

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Mar 23Liked by Andreas Oehler

How like Mao when he said turn the street signs left that were painted to say right - or something stupid like that . As always , just do the opposite of whatever the main media states and you MIGHT get live another day . Based on that idea, my husband is getting himself ready for the challenge of a 72 hour fast - as a geriatric who is healthy not based on any mainstream recommendations . We both enjoy ( maybe not the best operative word) ice cold 6 minute showers ( cost ?? ) and techniques for breathing and breath holding ( cost??? ) . So far, still vital since I last checked !

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Mar 23Liked by Andreas Oehler

Ah, here's a little bit more elaborated thing about that

https://vigilantnews.com/post/5-secret-benefits-of-intermittent-fasting-what-theyre-not-telling-you

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Mar 23Liked by Andreas Oehler

No time for loksy now, but is that the one that looked at people from 2003 to 2018, before time-restricted eating really was a deliberate thing?

If they categorized malnourished poor people as technically time-restricted eaters, I'd not be surprized ;) And other confounders like that...

High Intensity Health on youtube (Mike Mutzel) has a take on quick that

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Mar 23Liked by Andreas Oehler

About 12 years ago I weighed 10st and although I wasn’t overweight in a BMI sense, I was getting bigger so I did intermittent fasting because I find it difficult not to eat things I like but I am capable of delaying gratification. I found that if I wanted to eat something and then waited until my eating time, the craving had often left me and I didn’t eat it even when I could. I lost 2stones in less than 6 months, so 20% of my body weight and I liked intermittent fasting so I just carried on but I do often eat outside the time if I feel like it. I weigh 8.5 st now. One suggestion I would make before trying any diet at all is to get yourself checked for food intolerances. I’ve seen so many people lose weight effortlessly by avoiding foods they are intolerant to.

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I read medical journals for a living (an actual paid job, not blogging or podcasting). The major journals have become woke to the point of psychosis. Any overlap between what the medical industry tells you and actual fact is purely coincidental. Which is why I tend to do the opposite of what they advise.

I've been on a low-carb diet since January 2, 1997, and intermittent fasting for the last 2-3 years. Having read that study the first thing I thought was, "Never, ever, ever again will I eat 3 meals a day."

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Mar 28Liked by Andreas Oehler

Not brushing your teeth? hahahahahahaha

This is part of a general trend. Global cancer cases in the under 50s are rising rapidly, increasing by 79 percent between 1990 and 2019 according to recent research. But while lifestyle factors, such as highly processed diets and heavy alcohol use in the millennial generation, are likely to blame, scientists have discovered an important new connection – microbes which are fuelled by these poor habits and subsequently drive more aggressive and treatment resistant cancers.

Yet the MOREONS will believe this

https://www.msn.com/en-my/health/medical/not-brushing-your-teeth-and-the-other-causes-of-rising-cancer-in-the-under-40s/ar-BB1kCIoh

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Mar 26Liked by Andreas Oehler

Would anyone know by chance what 8 days of “ fasting “ would do to you?

I had the vaxx induced bacterial pneumonia and I couldn’t hold anything down for 8 days.

Just curious.

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Mar 25Liked by Andreas Oehler

Here we go again ...

One of my main circle of friends is populated by some fairly high powered lawyers (I fortunately am the only non-lawyer)... it numbers around 10. All have taken the Rat Juice multiple times.

So far the results are:

1. One dead from a heart attack - no history of heart issues - avid sailor

2. One has serious myocarditis and other health issues - all started within hours of death shot 2.

3. I was just informed that one other from the circle was recently diagnosed with turbo cancer... it just ripped through him and it was too late to surgical remove it... he is terminal.

4. One other friend in the group who is not a lawyer has what he refers to as long covid (even though he bragged that he never caught covid -- he strategically forgets that...) - he was a daily gym guy and was big on hiking in the mountains. Now he does nothing. No energy. Brain fog. You know the drill

None but the one with myo has connected the dots so I assume the others continue to shoot juice and will be on at least shot 5... with more to come. That in spite of the fella with the myo screaming warnings at them (they tell him to shut the f789 up or they'll unfriend him ... seriously)

Crazy times this is. Who goes down next?

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Mar 23Liked by Andreas Oehler

I know one person who is into this fasting thing... he only eats between noon and 6pm... he always had a horribly diet with a penchant for sweets and crisps... of course he did not change his diet...

Initially he lost weight though because he was not consuming as much garbage however he then thought the diet was a miracle... and that he could load up even more on garbage during his window of consumption ... and he soon gained back all the weight.

He then abandoned the diet and went back to stuffing his face with garbage all day and evening... cuz what's the point of fasting if you don't keep the weight off...

I don't fast. Instead what I do is avoid all garbage ... zero sugar... no pasta bread etc... whole foods only ... almost exclusively organic... and plenty of exercise. I can eat as much as I want - whenever I want... and I do not put on weight. Most people are unwilling to do this ...

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I do intermittent fasting and I look at it as our organs being like a machine or a car which only have so many miles so the more you eat, the more those organs are working and the quicker will the warranty run out. Wait till these fools find out that lots of people are doing a day or two fast to detox all the junk they have been putting into us. The Japanese are long livers and don’t eat a lot of food

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The words “may” or “could” in a headline or title always indicate to me that it’s a lie or at the very least unsubstantiated. Anything could or may happen!

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You do have to intermittent fast carefully though. Without glucose in your bloodstream, your body has to release adrenaline to keep you going. Adrenaline is harmful to body systems when relied on repeatedly or for long periods of time. It's meant for fight or flight, not as a caloric substitute.

Also, many drink coffee to give them energy while fasting. This releases more adrenaline and is also acidic, which is the opposite of what promotes good health and immune function.

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