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BYSTRIANYK: Tuberculosis cured with… wait for it… vegetable juice.
Tuberculosis cured with… wait for it… vegetable juice.
— Roman Bystrianyk (@RBystrianyk) August 16, 2024
A 1905 article in the New York Times discussed a cure for tuberculosis that was developed by Dr. Russell. His treatment was vegetable juices, which cured patients who suffered from active tuberculosis.
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Tuberculosis cured with… wait for it… vegetable juice.
A 1905 article in the New York Times discussed a cure for tuberculosis that was developed by Dr. Russell. His treatment was vegetable juices, which cured patients who suffered from active tuberculosis.“Dr. Russell says he has found a combination of foods which seems effective in the destruction of the bacilli of tuberculosis. The most beneficial item in the food combination—consisting of butter, bread, eggs, milk, and emulsion—is, he says, vegetable juices. Since the introduction of this juice the report records remarkable results among the tuberculosis patients. The fluid, which Dr. Russell and his colleagues at the Post-Graduate believe to have beneficial properties, is the combined juice of every kind of vegetable to be had in the market. It has been in regular use at the hospital along with the regular diet since Jan. 7. It is now recorded that in the first five months of this year eleven patients were discharged “apparently cured,” against a record number of thirteen cures effected during the whole of 1904. This sudden increase, and the fact that the patients are still thriving upon the vegetable-juice treatment, lead the examiners to believe that Dr. Russell has discovered a fluid, the properties of which are fatal to the progress of tuberculosis... The vegetables first used were potato, onion, beet, turnip, cabbage, and celery. Later were added sweet potato, apple, pineapple, carrot, parsnip, and later still rhubarb, (pieplant), summer squash, tomato, spinach, radishes, string beans, and green peas with the pods.”
[“Vegetable Juice a New Consumption Remedy, Tried with Success at Post-Graduate Hospital, 11 Believed to be Cured,” New York Times, August 25, 1905.]
ARMSTRONG: The economic collapse on the horizon will be more reminiscent of the 1970s, not 1929, when we entered a period of stagflation – inflation rises, but economic growth declines.
Central banks throughout the world understand that they are helpless. Governments are now the biggest borrower of national debt and in the US we have interest expenditures exceeding $1 trillion. The Fed and central banks in general can do nothing to prevent runaway inflation or curb government spending. --Martin Armstrong
The Second Great Depression? - The coming economic collapse will not resemble the Great Depression. Yes, we are in a recession – but it will not be reminiscent of the Great Depression that began in 1929. https://t.co/o5P7uvCrFk
— Armstrong Economics (@StrongEconomics) August 16, 2024
The coming economic collapse will not resemble the Great Depression. Yes, we are in a recession – but it will not be reminiscent of the Great Depression that began in 1929.
As you see, the landscape is entirely different now. America was transitioning from an economy based on agriculture to industrialization. About 40% of the economy was agriculture-based at the time. Outside factors like the Dust Bowl provided those is the agriculture sector with no alternative for work, hence the US experienced unemployment rates around 25% because farmers were out of work.
The economy cannot be properly analyzed from a domestic lens. By 1931, all of Europe defaulted on its debt, and Britain went into a moratorium. Mom and pops who invested in foreign debt were paying high interest in high denominations that the likes of Goldman Sachs were selling at the time. They lost all their money. It was a different time as it was a major transition.The economic collapse on the horizon will be more reminiscent of the 1970s when we entered a period of stagflation – inflation rises, but economic growth declines.
The Federal Reserve is in a tough place. Keynesian economics was created at a time when the US had a balanced budget, and the government was not the largest borrower. Emergency rate cuts will do nothing as this is a confidence game. Central banks throughout the world understand that they are helpless. Governments are now the biggest borrower of national debt and in the US we have interest expenditures exceeding $1 trillion. The Fed and central banks in general can do nothing to prevent runaway inflation or curb government spending.
We face difficult times ahead. Japan will perhaps be the first to default before the contagion spreads to Europe. My aim was to create a system like Socrates that could help people navigate the inevitable ups and downs of the economy. We know what is to come so we can stay prepared. Again, we are not entering a second Great Depression by any means, but dark days are upon us.
Meet the man responsible for running the Dictator Zelensky's abduction of Ukrainians for the meatgrinder. In Kiev, he basically sold life. If you could pay him a $10k bribe, you lived and didn't go to the front. If you couldn't pay, you went, and likely never returned
Stand with Ukraine! https://t.co/DCoektzq3t
— Alex (Sasha) Krainer (@NakedHedgie) August 16, 2024
Osteoporosis is geriatric rickets. Just eat real food and get out into the sunshine.
Osteoporosis is geriatric rickets. Just eat real food and get out into the sunshine.
— Weston A. Price Foundation, London Chapter (@WAPFLondon) August 15, 2024
