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04/11/2026

🔥 BDH³ OIL SYSTEM — FACTS OVER HYPE 🔥

Everyone is yelling:
“Seed oils are toxic!”
“Tallow is king!”

Here’s the TRUTH 👇

🟢 Seed oils (canola, sunflower, soybean):
✔ Lower LDL cholesterol
✔ Support heart health
✔ NOT inflammatory in human data

🔴 Beef tallow:
✔ Great for high heat
✔ Good flavor
❌ Raises LDL
❌ Not better for long-term health

⚠️ REAL PROBLEM:
It’s NOT the oil…
It’s what comes with it:
❌ Deep fried foods
❌ Ultra-processed junk
❌ Reused burnt oil

⚔️ BDH³ SYSTEM:
🟢 Daily → Olive oil + Canola
🔥 High heat → Avocado oil
🔴 Occasional → Tallow

Add omega-3s and you’re operating at a higher level.

🧠 Control inputs → control outcomes.

04/11/2026

Good morning 🌅

04/11/2026

Apollo 8 and Artemis II follow two different paths to the Moon.
Apollo 8 traveled all the way to the Moon and entered lunar orbit, circling it multiple times before returning to Earth.
In contrast, Artemis II will follow a free-return trajectory, looping around the Moon without entering orbit.
This path forms a figure-eight shape, using the Moon’s gravity to naturally bring the spacecraft back to Earth.
The key difference is that Apollo 8 stayed in orbit around the Moon, while Artemis II simply flies by and returns.

04/09/2026

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/3-800-year-old-inscriptions-found-in-egypt-are-raising-new-biblical-questions/ar-AA1WiWS5?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=69d8208fe39c4bd5b3777b948131069f&ei=28

A set of ancient inscriptions carved into the walls of Egyptian mining caves is once again at the center of debate over the Bible’s earliest stories. Dating back roughly 3,800 years, the markings were left by Semitic-speaking workers at the turquoise mines of Serabit el-Khadem in the Sinai Peninsu...

04/09/2026

📜 Britain’s 19th century assessment of Indian h**p cultivation…

Published in 1855, The Fibrous Plants of India: Fitted for Cordage, Clothing, and Paper examined plant fibres of economic importance to the British Empire. One aim was to identify alternatives to imported Russian h**p, which was widely used but costly.

The report noted that h**p in India was commonly grown for intoxicating uses such as bhang and g***a. Plants were typically spaced far apart, producing short, branched stems that were unsuitable for fibre.

However, fibre from Himalayan h**p was found to be strong and comparable to the best Russian h**p available at the time. The authors concluded that the limitation was not the plant, but how it was cultivated.

They proposed that closer planting would produce taller, straighter stems suitable for fibre, outlining how changes in agricultural practice could support a domestic fibre supply.

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04/09/2026

🌿 Ironically, it’s the turn of WA’s South West Region to run low on fuel. The same South West where WA farmers are growing industrial **p.

A crop that can be converted into BIOFUEL. On the same roads where people are now queueing for what’s left. When will they stop claiming we just have to stay calm and wait things out? When will they actually get on with fixing the underlying issue?

https://www.perthnow.com.au/wa/fuelwatch-see-the-list-of-wa-service-stations-with-no-petrol-or-diesel-on-wednesday-c-22109353

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04/08/2026

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04/08/2026

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To Keep Away:

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04/07/2026

H**p as a Phytoremediator

Industrial h**p is one of the most effective plants for phytoremediation, a process that uses living plants to clean up soil, air, and water contaminated with hazardous contaminants. Because of its deep taproot system and fast growth rate, h**p is uniquely qualified for large-scale land restoration.

How it Works:

1. Absorption: The roots extend deep into the earth, absorbing heavy metals such as lead, nickel, cadmium, and even radioactive isotopes like cesium and strontium.

2. Storage: These toxins are stored within the plant’s stalks and leaves through a process called phytoextraction, effectively "mining" the pollutants out of the ground.

3. Soil Structure: Beyond chemical cleanup, h**p’s root system increases soil aeration and prevents erosion, while its falling leaves return high levels of nitrogen and nutrients to the topsoil.

Historical Application:
This isn't theoretical; h**p was used extensively following the Chernobyl disaster in the late 1990s to extract radioactive elements from the surrounding soil. Today, it is being utilized on former industrial sites and "brownfields" to prepare the land for food-grade agriculture again.

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04/07/2026

The peptides, which are increasingly marketed as providing longevity and health benefits, were removed in 2023 from the agency’s list of products that compounding pharmacies can sell.