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Sunday, January 12, 2020

Rejuvenating Mitochondria with PQQ https://www.fibrofix.com/blogs/news/rejuvenating-mitochondria-with-pqq via @DrDavidBrady

Rejuvenating Mitochondria with PQQ https://www.fibrofix.com/blogs/news/rejuvenating-mitochondria-with-pqq via @DrDavidBrady 

After receiving three weeks of radiation – which causes cancer – Ruth Bader Ginsburg now claims to be “cancer free” – a status the cancer industry says does not exist https://www.trump.news/2020-01-11-after-radiation-ruth-bader-ginsburg-claims-to-be-cancer-free.html

After receiving three weeks of radiation – which causes cancer – Ruth Bader Ginsburg now claims to be “cancer free” – a status the cancer industry says does not exist https://www.trump.news/2020-01-11-after-radiation-ruth-bader-ginsburg-claims-to-be-cancer-free.html 

Friday, January 10, 2020

Fat shaming or good advice?

Mark Dice
@MarkDice
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Correction: Fitness expert triggers snowflakes by saying 400 pound woman isn’t healthy.
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Jillian Michaels criticized for saying Lizzo's body shouldn't be "celebrated." https://nbcnews.to/30axv7E
Beth Melito
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@MarkDice
As a WW member that has lost 70lbs I have this arguments at http://meetings.It is not fat shaming to tell people it isn’t healthy to be overweight or to say you will feel better if you lose weight.  I am not advocating for self loathing, just realism & common sense
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Top U.N. Scientist Admits Vaccines Killing People During ‘Vaccine Safety Summit’ https://www.infowars.com/top-u-n-scientist-admits-vaccines-killing-people-during-vaccine-safety-summit/

Top U.N. Scientist Admits Vaccines Killing People During ‘Vaccine Safety Summit’ https://www.infowars.com/top-u-n-scientist-admits-vaccines-killing-people-during-vaccine-safety-summit/ 

Saturday, January 4, 2020

Why am I not horny?

8 Reasons You’re not Horny — And How to Get the Mojo Back.
 
Alla Byrne

Not Horny? We’ve got reasons for that. Don’t assume the passion in your marriage is dead just because you don’t feel like jumping your spouse’s bones. Sex ends up on the back burner for a variety of reasons. If you want to turn up the heat between the sheets, pinpoint the problem and follow these fixes to get your mojo back in no time.

 

1.You’re Stressed Out

Between work and home life, most of us are spread too thin these days. While some consider sex a stress reliever, others can’t get in the mood without handling their to-do list first.

Solution: Aim to have one night per workweek (weekends go without saying) where you unplug and focus on your spouse. An added benefit: Simple acts of intimacy are proven to reduce stress levels in couples, according to a recent Psychosomatic Medicine study.

 

2.Blame The Booze 

A drink or two might lower your inhibitions, but having too many can take the ability to orgasm off the table. Researchers have found that too much alcohol affects both the brain and penis. Besides making you so sleepy that you don’t even have the energy for sex, heavy drinking can also lead to erectile dysfunction.

Solution: It’s all about moderation. Give yourself a two-drink maximum and your partner will thank you.

 

3. Popping Pills

 Everything from antihistamines to birth control (oh, the irony…) can lower your libido.

Solution: If you suspect your prescriptions could be killing your sex drive, contact your doctor. He or she will likely be able to adjust your meds accordingly, suggests Raymond Hobbs, MD, a senior staff physician in Detroit.

 

4. You Don’t Think Your Body is a Wonderland 

Not wanting to get naked in front of your lover definitely makes sex difficult. Men and women alike struggle with body image, but chances are your spouse thinks you look hot in your birthday suit.

Solution: We all have a favorite asset, so focus on that rather than dwelling on what you want to change, suggests Dr. Stephanie Buehler, a psychologist and sex therapist. Also, hitting the gym not only does wonders for your body, but your self-esteem and sex life as well.

 

5. All You Want to Do is Catch Some Zs

We’ve all heard the age-old excuse, “I’m too tired.” Well, in many cases, it’s actually true.

“Sleep is essential for your sex drive,” explains Shahnoz Rustamova, MD, a gynecologist in New York City. “Depleted energy means you’re less likely to be in the mood.”

Solution: Make sleep a priority and getting it on will become one too.

 

6. You’re Not in the Mood

Depression is a double-edged sword: Not only is it a known libido killer, but so are many anti-depressants. These drugs can interfere with sexual function on multiple levels, from hindering with your ability to orgasm to decreasing sex drive, says Shari Lusskin, MD, who specializes in reproductive psychiatry.

Solution: Talk to your physician or psychiatrist to see if other drugs or another type of treatment might have fewer side effects.

 

7. Love Hurts

Sex should be enjoyable for both parties. Unfortunately, thirty percent of women reported pain the last time they had intercourse, according to the 2009 National Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior. This could be due to anything from lack of foreplay to a genital infection.

Solution: If spending more time warming up and lube don’t do the trick, you should see your gynecologist.

 

8.Performance Anxiety

No one wants to talk about erectile dysfunction or early ejaculation, but that’s exactly what couples that are struggling with these issues should be doing. The problem may be less about libido and more about performance anxiety, so it’s important to be open and understanding with your partner, according to Psychology Today.

Solution: Don’t be embarrassed about seeking help. Seeing a sex therapist or asking your doctor about Viagra can get help get you back in the sack.

 

If your libido has lagged for a significant period of time and you are feeling at all concerned, it’s always prudent to consult with your doctor.

 

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Monday, December 30, 2019

Drug prices falling thanks to Trump


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The White House • December 16, 2019
Thanks to President Trump, drug prices are actually falling

President Donald J. Trump’s relentless focus on lowering drug costs is the reason Americans are seeing the largest, most persistent drop in medicine prices in half a century.

American healthcare leads the world on many fronts, including crucial medical innovation that is the envy of patients around the globe. But the high price of prescription drugs has hurt both our senior citizens and working families for far too long.

In the 8 years before President Trump’s inauguration—while Washington focused on government takeovers of healthcare rather than on solving real-world problems—prescription drug prices continued to climb by more than 3 ½ percent year-over-year. Today, prices for those drugs have seen year-over-year declines in 9 of the past 10 months.

What changed? The President. Rather than kick Americans off their health insurance plans or team up with socialists to plot “Medicare for All,” here are a few of the practical steps the Trump Administration took to make medicine prices more affordable:
Record generic approvals: The FDA is now approving generic drugs at historic rates, generating savings for patients estimated at $26 billion.
 
Ending unacceptable pharmacy gag clauses: President Trump signed legislation banning pharmacy “gag clauses,” which prohibited pharmacists from telling patients about the best deals on the medications they need.
 
Strengthening Medicare Part D: The Administration finalized changes to Medicare’s payment rate for certain drugs to lower expenses for seniors, as well as provided more tools to demystify out-of-pocket costs for beneficiaries.  
The result of these and other common-sense actions: Just this past June, prescription drug prices saw their largest year-over-year decline in more than 51 years.

Even better, Washington is on the verge of a bipartisan breakthrough to help American patients further. Senate Democrats and Republicans have joined to craft a transformative drug pricing bill that would improve Medicare Part D, hold drug companies more accountable, and save federal taxpayers billions of dollars to boot.

The Grassley-Wyden bill, backed by President Trump, would significantly cut what seniors have to pay for prescription drugs. Under the proposal, for the first time ever, Medicare Part D beneficiaries would have an annual cap on their total drug expenses. The $3,100 limit on out-of-pocket costs—which works out to about $258 per month—would save many seniors thousands of dollars. An inflation cap proposed under the bill would also end arbitrary and often devastating spikes in drug prices. 

Congress needs to send drug pricing reform to President Trump’s desk this year. Americans have waited long enough. There’s just one holdup, and it’s a familiar one: House Democrats’ partisan stunts. While Congressional Republicans have tried to push ahead with bipartisan solutions, Speaker Nancy Pelosi cut a deal not with conservatives or moderates but with members of her own party’s far-left Progressive Caucus.

The Pelosi bill is a win for the growing Democrat-Socialist movement. It relies on a bureaucrat to dictate prices for innovative medicines and enforces it with a massive tax that would put companies out of business. The Council of Economic Advisers predicts the far-left bill could erase nearly one-quarter of the anticipated gains in American life expectancy over the next decade.

So instead of joining with Senate Democrats—and Republicans in both chambers—to keep their promises to working Americans, Speaker Pelosi is backing a separate bill that is entirely partisan, unworkable, and in fact deeply harmful to Americans’ health.

It’s no wonder Americans want to drain the Swamp.

The President is ready to sign a bipartisan deal. Where is Speaker Pelosi?

NEW: Forgotten Americans are forgotten no more

WATCH: President Trump attends 120th Army–Navy game
 
At the 120th Army-Navy football game on Saturday, President Trump was met with thunderous applause as he walked out onto Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.

Before kickoff, the Commander in Chief stood side-by-side with representatives from both service academies, along with Defense Secretary Mark Esper, for the playing of our National Anthem. President Trump also stopped by each locker room before the game to wish players good luck in person.

“President Donald Trump receives rousing welcome from crowd at 120th Army-Navy game”

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Friday, December 27, 2019

SPOOKYWEATHER: Trump’s EPA Goes to Bat for Bayer as Company Fights $25 Million Verdict in Roundup Cancer Case: http://spookyweather.blogspot.com/2019/12/trumps-epa-goes-to-bat-for-bayer-as.html

SPOOKYWEATHER: Trump’s EPA Goes to Bat for Bayer as Company Fights $25 Million Verdict in Roundup Cancer Case: http://spookyweather.blogspot.com/2019/12/trumps-epa-goes-to-bat-for-bayer-as.html