Rabies the Money Maker

I’ve been looking at the claim that rabies is just a scam to keep vets in business, especially now that many are becoming corporatized.  EVERYTHING is about greed and making money, so you have to question things.  They have gone after us, our kids and now our pets.

Was Stephen King’s rabid St. Bernard in Cujo pure propaganda to keep the myth alive? It's very plausible and even probable. Rabies is caused by a lyssavirus and been isolated, sequenced, and documented for decades through pathology and epidemiology. King didn’t invent rabies anxiety. He just exaggerated it to keep the fear alive.

Questioning is good. Evidence decides.

Much Love, Lynn 

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They Call THIS Safe?

The first mRNA flu vaccine just got the green light, but shouldn't have after looking at the numbers.  75.7% of recipients had reactions within seven days. That’s not a rounding error. That’s three out of four people dealing with pain, fatigue, headaches and muscle aches. 

Taking this a step further, 102 died in the mRNA trials yet they still stamped it “SAFE.”  If this is what “safe and effective” looks like, we should all be asking questions.

Do your own research. Here are a few places to get your started:
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2516491
https://www.fda.gov/media/194140/download

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Teeth Chart

Yesterday I shared a warning about the risks of root canals.  They can essentially seal dead and decaying material deep in the gums. A few of you asked for the chart that shows which body systems/organs are traditionally linked to each tooth, so I’m passing this along.   

This is the classic upper and lower arch map many holistic practitioners reference. Look it over and see how the teeth line up with areas like the heart, lungs, stomach, kidneys, liver, and more. 

Stay informed and take care of those teeth.  They’re connected to more than just your smile.

Much Love, Lynn 

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Root Canals- Do Your Research!

The nerves in our teeth connect directly to the brain, with each tooth linked to specific organs throughout the body. Root canals are not a procedure to take lightly. 

I’ve mentioned the negative health impacts before, and I stand by it.  Root canals rank among one of the worst things you can do for your overall body health. The roots run deep and can never be fully cleaned or removed. A root canal essentially traps dead, decaying material inside the tooth leaving it sealed right there deep in your gum tissue. Imagine the long-term strain that puts on the entire nerve–organ system.

Please do your research, and not research done by people who stand to have financial gain.

Much Love, Lynn 

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Greenwashing: The Art of Selling Virtue at a Premium

You’ve seen the bottles with soft pastels, garden herbs and labels saying “plant-derived” or “made with essential oils.”  Greenwashing is the marketing tactic of dressing ordinary products in eco-friendly clothing so consumers feel virtuous while paying more. Coined in the 1980s, it thrives because people will gladly fork over a “justice-signaling upcharge” for the illusion of doing good. 

Vague words like “natural,” “clean” or “sustainable” do the heavy lifting while the fine print often includes synthetic fragrances (hiding dozens of undisclosed chemicals), preservatives like methylisothiazolinone (a known skin sensitizer restricted in parts of Europe) and other ingredients that earn middling-to-poor marks. (Fun fact: Mrs. Meyer’s faced a 2009 lawsuit and later paid a settlement over 1.4-dioxane in its dish soap).

Who’s heard of this ploy?  We have to ignore the aesthetics and starting reading the full ingredient list. The next time you’re tempted by the basil-scented bottle that promises a better world, ask if is this actually better, or just better at signaling?

Much Love, Lynn