[📚Thursday Recharge] Town Hall with RFK, Jr ➕ 10 Anti-Cancer Hormone Tips ➕ Pavlov’s Dog 🐕

Also Inside: CDC all-in on new boosters… If you are having trouble viewing this email, [click here.]( Thursday, Sept 14, 2023  Happy Thursday, {NAME}.  We are thrilled to extend an exclusive invitation for you to attend a remarkable and unprecedented event - an interactive Town Hall featuring the one and only Robert F. Kennedy Jr., hosted by Stand for Health Freedom.  Event Details: Date: Sunday, September 17th Time: 2 PM PT/ 5 PM ET  In these transformative times for our nation, we believe that unity and meaningful dialogue are key to addressing the core issues that shape America's future.  "Conversations That Unite" offers a unique opportunity to not only gain profound insights but also actively participate in shaping the discourse.  To secure your spot at this enlightening Interactive Town Hall, please click the following link to register >> [Conversations That Unite: RFK Town Hall](  << [RESERVE YOUR FREE SPOT]( >>    On this day in 1849, Ivan Pavlov came into the world, destined to leave an indelible mark on the field of physiology. While Pavlov's name might ring a bell (pun intended!) for many as the maestro behind the drooling dogs, his legacy extends much further than these furry subjects. He dove deep into the world of conditioned reflexes, showing us how certain stimuli, when consistently paired, can evoke predictable responses. A bell's ring, in the presence of food, eventually caused salivation in dogs, even when the food was later removed.  Pavlov’s foundational experiments with dogs unraveled the nuanced tapestry of associative learning. Over time, he showcased that behaviors can be "conditioned" based on repeated experiences. Such a seemingly simple observation opened vast avenues of thought, revealing how organisms, including us humans, can be influenced and modified by repeated associations.  While Pavlov's insights primarily focused on observable behaviors, they provide a springboard for understanding the intricate dance happening within our bodies at a molecular level. Just as a bell can signal a dog to anticipate food, specific internal signals can prime our cells for action. Hormones, for example, are the body's internal messengers, communicating crucial cues that guide cellular behavior. These hormonal messages, when balanced, maintain harmony. However, an imbalance or miscommunication can sometimes condition the body in detrimental ways, potentially increasing the risk of diseases like cancer.  Let’s dive in!  The Hormone Handbook  Almost half of all U.S. women aged 30 to 60 say their hormones have at one time “negatively affected their overall wellbeing.” What’s more, a majority had no idea at the time that it was their hormones affecting them. It is important for women (and men!) to know about hormonal health. After all, how can you “fix” something if you don’t know what is wrong in the first place?  �  The real cause of pain and suffering around hormonal imbalance has to do with toxic load. And the biggest culprits are endocrine disruptors (EDs). In a nutshell, endocrine-disrupting chemicals create artificial “mimics” of natural hormonal substances in the body. Some examples of endocrine disruptors are xenoestrogens and halides. Many endocrine disruptors are especially harmful because they take a long time to break down in the body.  Epigenetic factors (like xenoestrogens and halides) can cause your hormones to go out of whack. Practicing healthy habits can fix the problem and restore balance. Check out these 10 tips to take your first step towards a brand new, more balanced, and more vibrant YOU!  >> [10 Anti-Cancer Hormone Tips]( <<   10 Tips for Better Sleep  It's widely understood that consistent, quality sleep is essential for optimal health and well-being. Yet, many of us know the frustration of lying awake, watching the minutes pass, sometimes exacerbated by the stress of insomnia itself. Restless nights and prolonged insomnia can significantly diminish our quality of life. Fortunately, there are natural solutions available. Regardless of your current sleep pattern, integrating specific habits, dietary choices, and practices can help ensure a restful night's sleep. � Restless sleep, chronic sleep disturbances, and insomnia can all be linked directly to some of the most common – and also some of the most serious – medical conditions. For example, studies have shown that sleep apnea is associated with increased cancer mortality. Another study by researchers at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner School of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University in Ohio found up to a 60% increase in breast cancer risk amongst women who worked the night shift and had irregular sleep patterns.  Other conditions associated with sleep deprivation include diabetes, heart disease, stroke, increased pain and fatigue, depression/anxiety, weight gain, cognitive decline and dementia, DNA telomere shortening, lowering of immune system function, autoimmune conditions, and accelerated aging in general. Basically, you need that sleep in order to live your best life! So how do you get it? Here are 10 “sleep hacks” that can help you get enough of the zzz’s you need…  >> [Better Sleep = Better Health]( <<    CDC Approves Untested COVID Boosters  On September 12, 2023, in an unexpected and far-reaching decision, the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) unveiled a recommendation that has become the epicenter of heated debate. The ACIP's proposal of untested COVID boosters for everyone aged six months and upwards is not only audacious but also riddled with complexities, unanswered questions, and a growing chasm of public mistrust. � Physicians, scientists, and health experts have long been guided by a simple oath: 'Do No Harm.' However, the current landscape, as described by Dr. Pierre Kory, president and chief medical officer of the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC), makes one question if this principle is being upheld. Without adequate knowledge of the long-term effects of these jabs and the potential repercussions of their combined administration, advising or endorsing them becomes ethically questionable.  >> [Untested Shots for Infants]( <<  “Perfect as the wing of a bird may be, it will never enable the bird to fly if unsupported by the air. Facts are the air of science. Without them a man of science can never rise.” —Ivan Pavlov   To Your Health & Liberty,  © Copyright 2023, TTAC Publishing LLC, All Rights Reserved. This email was sent to {EMAIL} by info@thetruthaboutcancer.com PO Box 530, Portland, TN 37148 [Edit Profile]( | [Manage Subscriptions]( | [Report Spam](