Sally Beck on the dangers of weight-loss pills
Do not go anywhere near drugs like Ozempic. They are dangerous and, besides, why would you think that a pill is the best way to lose weight?
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Regenerative farming is superior to conventional farming
Farmer Angus showed me around his farm, showing why removing toxins from the soil leads to far healthier food for both animals and humans.
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Imagine being labelled ‘toxic’ for having a positive outlook
Zuby is a wholesome hip-hop artist and motivational speaker with two million followers and an uplifting, inspiring and antifragile approach to life.
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Hear his story of drug trafficking, prison, and HIV
Evert ‘Eddie’ Smallegange shared his riches-to-rags story, including his HIV-positive diagnosis and why he believes it's fear porn.
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A Brooklyn gangster who played table tennis in North Korea
From Brooklyn gangs to competing in North Korea, table tennis saved Wally Geen's life and turned him into a messenger of peace.
Anthony Levatino stopped after performing 1200 abortions
But when he realised what he was doing, he stopped and now speaks out against "pro-choice" propaganda.
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A British soldier whose life was saved by a wildcat
Harry Turner was sick of fighting in a war and decided to go die in the Amazon jungle. The jungle had other plans for him.
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Jeff Berwick believes in disconnecting from the matrix
Move away from hyper-materialism and focus on people and experiences. Find a meaningful existence by looking inward.
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The importance of learning survival skills
What if things go pear-shaped—can you find water or food and survive a bad situation? How reliant are you on the system?
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LED lights are dangerous for your health
Nisa Khan is a scientist studying the effects of LED lighting and is concerned about its negative impact on well-being.
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Stop wearing sunscreen; the sun is not your enemy
Sunshine is critical to happiness and good health, which is why the establishment wants everyone to fear the sun. Furthermore, there is no evidence that wearing sunscreen has a net benefit to your health; in fact, it might even cause cancer.
