Today we'll talk about the challenges we face including the horrific SCOTUS sales tax decision.

So True: Unfunded Promises

So Useful For Depopulation

Time To Invest?

That Sales Tax Decision:

In General

Small Business Impact

Taxation Without Representation

Videos:

Dr Zacharski on Excess Iron:

Why You MUST Test FERRITIN Levels

Latest Research

Dr Lustig on Fructose:

​Sugar: The Bitter Truth

​Fat Chance: Fructose 2.0

Lab tests to consider:

Serum Ferritin (optimum 30-60)

A1C (less than 5.7 indicates proper glucose use)

Fasting Insulin (2-3 is optimum)

Vitamin D 25-Hydroxy

In most states you can get lab tests without a doctor's visit:

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Our modern American diet contains levels of iron and sugar never before known in human history.

Most (80%) of Americans suffer from insulin resistance and many don't know it.

Millions of Americans suffer from too much iron.

Even if you're thin you can still have insulin resistance.

You can be anemic and still have too much iron.

Sometimes this first symptom (from either condition) is death.

The only way to be certain if you're affected is through lab tests.

Fortunately in most states these tests can be done without having to visit a doctor.

An A1C level of 6.5% or greater is considered Type 2 Diabetes.

A Ferritin level over 200 for women and 300 for men is considered Hemochromatosis.

Medical care is desirable for these conditions.

Note - if your iron level is less than 20, then you have too little iron and should seek medical advice for that.

As of 1/1/2018 the Serum Ferritin and Hemoglobin A1C tests are $28 each through Walk-In Lab (FTC notice - I receive a small commission if you order through this link):

Symptoms of Hemochromatosis:
Pain
Fatigue
Hidden Symptom - Damages Mitochondria
Organ Damage- especially the liver, pancreas, endocrine glands, cardiovascular system, and skin
Liver Cirrhosis and Liver Cancer
Insulin Resistance and Diabetes
Bronze Diabetes
Hypogonadism, Low Libido
Arthritis
Restlessness, Difficulty Concentrating or Focusing
Increased Sensitivity to Heat or Cold
Sweating, Shallow Breathing, or Shortness of Breath
Frequent Colds or Infections
Inability to Relax Muscles, Back Pain
Headache, Dizziness
Skin conditions- including rash and itching
Digestive Disturbances/Weight Loss
Depression
Inability to Relax (In General)
Desire for Solitude
Irritability and Anger
Changeable Moods
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Some Informative Iron Links:
http://www.irondisorders.org/chronic-diseases-affected-by-iron
http://www.americanhs.org/faq.htm
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2017/05/31/managing-iron-levels.aspx
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2016/06/12/iron-overload-disorder.aspx
http://hemochromatosishelp.com/hemochromatosis-symptoms/
NIH Document
Video - Why You Must Test Ferritin Levels
Iron Chelation

Sugar:
The 50 Year Old Hidden Study

Space Weather:
Video Playlist - Where Are We Going