Ailing Pres. Don Trump (A.I. or real version) gives Chicagoan MIT grad Benny Nitay (Bibi Netanyahu) permission to illegally annex Palestine's West Bank, steal all the land through its illegal occupation (its self-described Zionist "settler colonial project")
(TJDS) Trump, to feel safe, needs his own personal "SS" and Gestapo
Israel is bombing 7 countries and still claiming to be the victim
By learning and sharing the F.A.S.T. warning signs of stroke, we just might save a life from stroke [which is the sudden loss of blood to a part of the brain due to a clot, clog, or other occlusion]. More: stroke.org
Look, if we have to die, let's at least not talk about it, not now while we're still alive.
I.R. = insulin resistance. It's part of the metabolic syndrome our bodies spin into, with weight, diabetes, blood pressure, sugar, addiction, exhaustion...this disease kills more people than cancer, and no one seems to know he or she has it. Get onto YouTube and watch this presentation. It's well worth it.
3X deadlier than cancer and most people don't know they have it
(Dr. Sten Ekberg) May 22, 2020: Over 70% of people have this health issue. Many people need to reverse:
Insulin resistance,
Type 2 diabetes,
heart disease, obesity,
and so on.
But this condition is three times more deadly than cancer. Reverse these health issues like insulin resistance, visceral belly fat, and so on while there is still time.
Is your doctor missing the root cause of why you have these issues? Watch this video to learn how to stay healthy naturally.
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“My experience showed me that the death of the body and the brain are not the end of consciousness, that human experience continues beyond the grave.”
― Dr. Eben Alexander
ABOUT: T&H Inspiration is on a mission to share inspiring wisdom. The goal is to have one pause, think, and reflect. Many of these videos revolve around the extraordinary teachings of Alan Watts produced with permission from the Alan Watts Electronic University.
T&H also films and releases original interviews with iconic people who have experienced successes, while also persevering through life's highs and lows. T&H looks forward to sharing more of these perspectives and insights.
Its hope with these videos is to push thinking. As Alan Watts said, “No one is more dangerously insane than one who is sane all the time: He is like a steel bridge without flexibility, and the order of his life is rigid and brittle.”
Vegan Diet Reduces Risk of Arthritis, Heart Attack, Stroke
Researchers from the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm (Sweden's Caroline Institute) have published a study in the journal Arthritis Research and Therapy showing that eating a vegan and gluten-free may reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes in rheumatoid arthritis patients, as well as reducing the severity of the disease. Rheumatoid arthritis is considered a significant risk factor for cardiovascular disease.
The researchers studied 66 adults with rheumatoid arthritis, averaging 50 years of age. Thirty-eight of the adults were placed on a vegan, gluten-free diet in which carbohydrates provided 60 percent of daily calories, fat provided 30 percent, and protein provided 10 percent.
A vegan diet is one free of any animal products -- including flesh, dairy, and eggs. In addition to omitting animal products, the study participants also avoided gluten, a toxic protein [the plant uses to avoid being eaten] found in wheat, barley, oats, and rye.
Instead, participants in the vegan and gluten-free group began with a one-day diet of berry juice and broth. Starting on the second day, they were fed gluten-free grains such as buckwheat, corn, millet, and rice.
In addition, they ate ample quantities of nuts, sunflower seeds, vegetables, and fruits. Calcium was provided with a daily serving of sesame milk. More
People choose to be vegan for their health, for our environmental, or for ethical reasons. For example, some feel that it promotes the meat industry to buy or eat eggs and dairy products. Once dairy cows and egg-laying chickens are too old to be productive, they are often slaughtered and sold as meat. And since male calves do not produce milk, they are usually tortured, raised as "veal" or other products. Some humans avoid these items because of conditions associated with their production. Many vegans choose this lifestyle to promote a humane and caring world. They know that they are not perfect, but they believe they have a responsibility to try to do their best, while not being judgmental of others. More
Being religious may not make you healthier after all Ivan Oransky, MD A number of studies over the past two decades have shown that religious people tend to be healthier. But a new study suggests that when it comes to heart disease and clogged arteries, attending religious services or having spiritual experiences may not protect against heart attacks and strokes. This study suggests "there's not a lot of extra burden or extra protection afforded by this particular aspect of people's lives," said Dr. Donald Lloyd-Jones, of the Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University, Chicago, who led the study, published in the journal Circulation. More>>
Jill Bolte Taylor, neuroanatomist, had an opportunity few brain scientists would wish for: One morning, she realized she was having a massive stroke. As it happened -- as she felt her brain functions slip away one by one, speech, movement, understanding -- she studied and remembered every moment. This is a powerful story about how our brains define us and connect us to the world and to one another.
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On the heels of her viral internet sensation (her talk at TED), she has a new book, My Stroke of Insight, and was interviewed by Teri Gross on Fresh Air (WHYY and NPR, June 25, 2008):
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Neurological researcher Jill Bolte Taylor suffered a stroke 12 years ago. While a stroke is often devastating and sometimes fatal, Taylor was able to make a complete recovery after becoming her own experimental subject. Her new book, My Stroke of Insight: A Brain Scientist's Personal Journey, recounts her experience. Taylor is a Harvard-trained neuroanatomist. She was named one of Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People in the World for 2008. She is currently affiliated with the Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis.
Book Excerpt It was 7:00 am on December 10, 1996. I sluggishly awoke to a sharp pain piercing my brain directly behind my left eye. Squinting into the early morning light, I clicked off the impending alarm with my right hand and instinctively pressed the palm of my left hand firmly against the side of my face. Rarely ill, I thought how queer it was for me to awaken to such a striking pain. As my left eye pulsed with a slow and deliberate rhythm, I felt bewildered and irritated.
As I rolled out of my warm waterbed, I stumbled into the world with the ambivalence of a wounded soldier. I closed the bedroom window blind to block the incoming stream of light from stinging my eyes. I decided that exercise might get my blood flowing and perhaps help dissipate the pain. Within moments, I hopped on to my "cardio-glider" (a full body exercise machine) and began jamming away to Shania Twain singing the lyrics, "Whose bed have your boots been under?"
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Immediately, I felt a powerful and unusual sense of dissociation roll over me. Even though my thoughts seemed lucid, my body felt irregular. As I watched my hands and arms rocking forward and back, forward and back, in opposing synchrony with my torso, I felt strangely detached from my normal cognitive functions. It was as if the integrity of my mind/body connection had somehow become compromised.
Feeling detached from normal reality, I felt as though I was observing myself in motion, as in the playback of a memory, as if my conscious mind was suspended somewhere between my normal reality and some esoteric space.
I was sure I was awake, yet, I felt as if I was trapped inside the perception of a meditation that I could neither stop nor escape. Dazed, I felt the frequency of shooting pangs escalate inside my brain, and I realized that this exercise regime was probably not a good idea.
Feeling a little nervous about my physical condition, I climbed off the machine and bumbled through my living room on the way to the bath. As I walked, I noticed that my movements were no longer fluid. Instead they felt deliberate and almost jerky. There was no grace to my pace and my balance was so impaired that my mind seemed completely preoccupied with just keeping me upright.
As I lifted my leg to step into the tub, I held on to the wall for support. It seemed odd that I could sense the inner activities of my brain as it adjusted and readjusted all of the opposing muscle groups in my lower extremities to prevent me from falling over. I was momentarily privy to a precise and experiential understanding of how hard the fifty trillion cells in my brain and body were working in perfect unison to maintain the flexibility and integrity of my physical form.
Ignorant to the degree of danger my body was in, I balanced my weight against the shower wall. As I leaned forward to turn on the faucet, I was startled by an abrupt and exaggerated clamor as water surged into the tub. This unexpected amplification of sound was both enlightening and disturbing. It brought me to the realization that, in addition to having problems with coordination and equilibrium, my ability to process incoming sound (auditory information) was erratic. For the first time, I considered the possibility that I was perhaps having a major neurological malfunction that was life threatening.
In that instant, I suddenly felt vulnerable, and I noticed that the constant brain chatter that routinely familiarized me with my surroundings was no longer a predictable and constant flow of conversation. Instead, my verbal thoughts were now inconsistent, fragmented, and interrupted by an intermittent silence.
As my brain chatter began to disinte-grate, I felt an odd sense of isolation. My blood pressure must have been dropping as a result of the bleeding in my brain because I felt as if all of my systems, including my mind's ability to instigate movement, were moving into a slow mode of operation. Yet, even though my thoughts were no longer a constant stream of chatter about the external world and my relationship to it, I was conscious and constantly present within my mind.
What is going on? I wondered. Have I ever experienced anything like this before? Have I ever felt like this before? This feels like a migraine. What is happening in my brain?
The harder I tried to concentrate, the more fleeting my ideas seemed to be. Instead of finding answers and information, I met a growing sense of peace. As the language centers in my left hemisphere grew increasingly silent, my consciousness soared into an all-knowingness, a "being at one" with the universe, if you will. In a compelling sort of way, it felt like the good road home and I liked it.
By this point I had lost touch with much of the physical three-dimensional reality that surrounded me. My body was propped up against the shower wall and I found it odd that I was aware that I could no longer clearly discern the physical boundaries of where I began and where I ended. Instead, I now blended in with the space and flow around me.
When the shower droplets beat into my chest like little bullets, I was harshly startled back into this reality. As I held my hands up in front of my face and wiggled my fingers, I was simultaneously perplexed and intrigued. Wow, what a strange and amazing thing I am. What a bizarre living being I am. Life! I am life! I am trillions of cells sharing a common mind. I am here, now, thriving as life. Wow! What an unfathomable concept!
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