Joey D's 411

08/25/2025

Gary Brecka is very knowledgeable in his field. He breaks down how seed oils are created.

08/24/2025

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08/13/2025

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08/13/2025

Very interesting info. 👍🏼

Walking fast for a minimum of 15 minutes a day can reduce mortality by 20%, according to new research: https://cnn.it/4m8YRE1

08/07/2025

Look at all of those ingredients in today’s French fries. 🤢🤢🤢

07/28/2025

The advancements of modern medicine amazes me!

In a medical world-first, surgeons at Cleveland Clinic have successfully replaced a heart valve through a small neck incision, completely avoiding the need to open the chest.

Using robotic tools, Dr. Marijan Koprivanac led the team in performing transcervical aortic valve replacements on four patients, all of whom recovered quickly and with minimal pain. One patient even resumed running within a week.

The technique, adapted from robotic thymectomy, uses four small incisions and offers faster recovery, lower risk, and greater precision.

The team now aims to reduce surgery time and expand the procedure to other centers.

07/28/2025

Stay away from unhealthy fast food.

07/22/2025

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07/22/2025

This is how all seed oils are created. If your oil needs this kind of attention to create then you need to stay away from it. It’s definitely not natural. Stick to extra virgin olive oil, avocado oil, coconut oil, grass fed butter and grass fed ghee. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 That’s the 411.

05/02/2025

Interesting info.

A recent study suggests that CT scans might contribute to over 100,000 annual cancer cases.

Widely regarded as an essential diagnostic tool, CT scans may pose a greater cancer risk than previously thought, according to new research.

A team from the US and UK estimated that the roughly 93 million CT scans conducted in 2023 could lead to approximately 103,000 future cancer cases, accounting for roughly five percent of all US cancers.

The study, featured in JAMA Internal Medicine, highlighted the risks of radiation exposure from these scans, with children and older adults being particularly susceptible.

The results call for doctors and patients to reassess the frequency of CT scan use, especially in cases where benefits are minimal.

Scans of the abdomen and pelvis were identified as the most concerning, associated with the highest cancer projections.

While CT scans remain vital for diagnosing serious conditions, experts advocate for more selective use to reduce unnecessary radiation exposure and prevent avoidable health risks.

Read More: https://www.icr.ac.uk/about-us/icr-news/detail/overuse-of-ct-scans-could-cause-100-000-extra-cancers-in-us

04/16/2025

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