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Doctors: Nutritional supplements don't work.
Also doctors: You have low vitamin D, take some vitamin D.
Study concludes minimal drinking increases risk of cancer - Curiously, the study defines minimal drinking as two drinks per day.
Where I come from, if you're drinking everyday you're an alcoholic!
Remember when Hillary was running for president and she was being out-polled by someone who wasn't? (Biden).
Now Biden is running for president and he's being out-polled by someone who isn't. (Hillary).
When products cannot achieve their mission of efficacy or cost through unadulterated natural sources, they adopt the moniker 'naturally derived'.
Heroin is naturally derived. So is meth. High-fructose corn syrup and BK's Impossible Whopper are naturally derived (the latter using a fungus/fermentation reproductive process for the primary protein).
Here is a list of things that are naturally-derived, but aren't necessarily good for you, even with 'naturally derived' labels:
The former Deutsche Bank executive who died last week was widely reported to have approved several loans for Donald Trump.
As the executive in charge of American operations, Thomas Bowers approved loans for a number of high profile individuals, including Jeffrey Epstein.
Something overlooked in the original reporting is that Mr. Bowers died (determined to be suicide by hanging) the day before he was to be questioned by the FBI in the Epstein case.
The CDC is now contemplating the possibility of suicide being contagious.
Testifying before Congress yesterday, Bureau of Prisons Director Kathleen Hawk Sawyer informed the committee that the FBI is investigating the possibility of a criminal enterprise being involved in the death of Jeffrey Epstein.
No major news outlet is running this story on the front page.
With Epstein memes overtaking social media, one would think that the BoP director admitting a criminal investigation was underway would be front-page news.
A federal judge has ruled that Customs and Border Protection (CBP) must have probable cause before searching a person's devices. This may seem like a Pyrrhic victory because it only requires cause (we know inventing 'cause' is not a stretch) and not a warrant, but it nullifies a concept asserted and enforced by the CBP for some time: that a customs zone is not yet "America" and therefore the Constitution does not apply.
Massachusetts District Judge Denise Casper's ruling on Fourth Amendment grounds establishes that the Constitution does apply to federal agents and American citizens / legal residents regardless of where the stormtroopers think they are.