LATYPOVA: the leading cause of cancer is false-diagnosis by the screening tests designed to capture people into the chemo-radiation death march while their oncologist buys another Ferrari.

I have said this before - the leading cause of cancer is false-diagnosis by the screening tests designed to capture people into the chemo-radiation death march while their oncologist buys another Ferrari. Do not do any screening tests for anything and avoid medical establishment… https://t.co/feiD0Ba7oz

— sashalatypova.substack.com "Due Diligence and Art" (@sasha_latypova) July 5, 2024

DR. CAROLYN DEAN, M.D., ND: Our high-calcium [cheesy] diet and tendency to take calcium supplements make getting enough magnesium almost impossible.

A 2015 study confirms that magnesium has a major role in dissolving calcium crystals in calcified arteries. All muscle cells including those of the heart & of the smooth muscles lining the blood vessels, contain more magnesium than calcium. If magnesium is deficient calcium floods into the smooth muscle cells of blood vessels and causes spasms, leading to constricted blood vessels and therefore higher blood pressure, arterial spasm, angina, and heart attack. A proper balance of magnesium to calcium can prevent these symptoms. Calcium excess stimulating the cells in the muscular layer of the temporal arteries (located over the temples) can cause migraine headaches. Excess calcium can constrict the smooth muscle surrounding the small airways of the lungs, causing restricted breathing and asthma. Finally… too much calcium, without the protective effect of magnesium can irritate delicate nerve cells of the brain. Cells that are irritated by calcium fire electrical impulses repeatedly, depleting their energy stores and causing cell death (DR. CAROLYN DEAN, MD, ND)

“The irony of the calcium-magnesium story is that without magnesium, calcium will not work properly in the cells, but it will inappropriately precipitate out into soft tissues. However, our high-calcium diet and tendency to take calcium supplements make getting enough magnesium… pic.twitter.com/PBHwAf1zRe

— Wejolyn 🇺🇸 (@Wejolyn) July 5, 2024

"Understanding Magnesium," Dr. Carolyn Dean, 2023.

"Magnesium and Longevity," Dr. Carolyn Dean, 2023.

"Magnesium and Heart Health: What You Need to Know," Dr. Carolyn Dean, 2023.

In "Are You Taking Too Much Calcium," Dr. Dean writes,

During one of my radio shows where the topic was magnesium and osteoporosis, I shared the following:

Did you know that there are approximately seventeen nutrients essential for healthy bones, including magnesium, the most important mineral, along with calcium? Susan Brown, Ph.D., Director of the Osteoporosis Education Project in Syracuse, New York, [be sure to check out her videos] warns that “the use of calcium supplementation in the face of magnesium deficiency can lead to a deposition of calcium in the soft tissue such as the joints, promoting arthritis, or in the kidney, contributing to kidney stones.” Dr. Brown recommends a daily dose of 450 mg of magnesium for the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis.

To meet Dr. Brown’s “requirement” for 17 nutrients, I recommend, picometer liquid magnesium [ why this type?  For greatest absorption], calcium in the diet, a picometer liquid multiple mineral, food-based vitamins, ¼ tsp of a good colorful sea salt in each liter of your drinking water. 

Further, Dr. Dean's point on the calcium/magnesium conflict provides excellent insight, 

Calcium and magnesium are antagonists, and this antagonism drives many functions of the body. For example, calcium contracts muscles; whereas, magnesium relaxes muscles. Magnesium helps reduce blood clots; whereas, calcium helps with blood clotting. Calcium may contribute to inflammation according to several studies; magnesium is a natural anti-inflammatory. This opposition helps the heart to beat, contributes to blood circulation, and allows us to move our bodies. 

Do you want to be precise on your calcium intake?  Try the app, Cronometer.

To discover how much calcium is in the food you eat, begin with the Cronometer, an app that helps you add up the nutrients in your diet to see if you are getting the 600mg of calcium you require.

Got questions about magnesium?  Go ahead and ask: questions@drcarolyndean.com.  You can also call: 888-577-3703. 

Magnesium: The Missing Link to Total Health (Revised) https://t.co/SQZx7hoDdk via @amazon

— St. Michael, the Archangel (@aveng_angel) July 5, 2024

JOHN REDDICK: SCOTUS dragged their feet for over 6 months, then deliver a flurry of 3 or 4 huge decisions in a few days - what changed?

Chevron was even worse than this. It handcuffed the Judicial Branch (The courts) in determining what the agencies of the Executive Branch (The President) could mandate while bypassing the Legislative Branch (Congress) who wrote vague laws for those same agencies to interpret as… https://t.co/0Tq02wVhZm

— Tom Luongo (Head Sneetch) (@TFL1728) July 1, 2024

The former, not the latter. That's the way I read it. Someone tapped them on the shoulder and said, "We've got your back. Now go do your jobs."

— Tom Luongo (Head Sneetch) (@TFL1728) July 1, 2024

OHIO 🇺🇸🦅 A video is going viral of a man shooting down a massive American flag hill.

OHIO 🇺🇸🦅 A video is going viral of a man shooting down a massive American flag hill. Shot by Jason Finnegan of Viral Hog. pic.twitter.com/lyGoVogfrp

— Toria Brooke (@realtoriabrooke) July 4, 2024

🚨BREAKING: California will raise gas tax by 50 cents a gallon.

🚨BREAKING: California will raise gas tax by 50 cents a gallon.

Over the next two years, as determined by the California Air Resources Board, gas prices will rise by 47 to 52 cents a gallon. This is all part of their environmental agenda, yet the media is dead silent on this.… pic.twitter.com/F7f2ZIcTzI

— Max Bonilla (@outragedteen_) July 4, 2024

Wonderful.  This is one reason why people are moving out of the state.  Commodities are cheaper in other states.  Not all commodities but most.  Restaurant food prices are insane in other states.  In California, like Los Angeles, you can find tasty and inexpensive food.