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If you are having trouble viewing this email, [click here.]( Thursday, Sept 21, 2023  Happy Thursday, {NAME}.  Thereâs a completely natural antioxidant that acts like a âblowtorchâ for your belly fat. And it does this by stimulating your bodyâs weight-loss hormones⦠ So if youâd like to watch your stubborn belly fat fade away⦠And keep it off⦠ [Then be sure to get all the information about this âblow-torchâ antioxidant here.](   On this day in 1922, an exceptional cosmic event merged with human curiosity to redefine our understanding of the universe. The Wallal expedition, composed of dedicated astronomers and the invaluable support of the local Nyangumarta people south of Broome, Australia, captured more than just a stunning image; they photographed a total solar eclipse that would forever change our perspective on the vast cosmos. This singular photograph offered empirical proof for Albert Einstein's groundbreaking Theory of Relativity, illustrating that space itself is curved by the gravitational pull of massive objects, such as our Sun, evident in the deflection of starlight around it.  In simpler terms, think of space as a stretchy fabric. When a heavy object (like our Sun) sits on it, it creates a dent â a curvature. The light (or starlight in this case) takes the path determined by this curved space rather than moving in a straight line. Einstein's theory, initially met with skepticism, found solid footing through this event, underscoring that even in the realm of established science, there's always room for revolution.  As we journey through the annals of history, we're often reminded that today's accepted scientific truths may be tomorrow's outdated theories. Before Einstein, Sir Isaac Newton's principles, which described a clockwork universe where everything followed predictable, absolute laws, held sway for centuries. And then, in a twist of cosmic irony, the very stars that once guided sailors, dreamers, and poets realigned our understanding of the universe.  This ever-evolving nature of knowledge isn't restricted to astrophysics alone. In the medical world, for instance, once-standard treatments are continually replaced as we develop a better understanding of the human body and the pathogens that afflict it. Similarly, in technology, devices and methods once deemed cutting-edge become obsolete within years, or even months, replaced by newer, more efficient innovations.  The science of today, no matter how certain it seems, stands on the precipice of discovery, ready to be reshaped by the curious minds of tomorrow. It underscores the beauty of the scientific endeavor, where truths are not absolute but are instead waypoints in our eternal quest for understanding. Weâre going to kick off todayâs recharge with a story about California and their quiet reversal of a draconian bill, previously weaponized against doctors.  Letâs dive in⦠   California Quietly Repeals âMedical Misinformationâ Laws  California lawmakers last week dealt a final blow to the stateâs controversial âmedical misinformationâ law, which aimed to punish doctors for spreading COVID-19 âmisinformationâ or âdisinformation.â  Assembly Bill 2098 (AB 2098) was quietly put to rest on Sept. 14 when lawmakers voted 35-1 to pass another bill, Senate Bill 815 (SB 815), which included a clause that repealed AB 2098. SB 815 reforms how the Medical Board of California must address patient complaints.   The L.A. Times noted on Sept. 11 that âEven staunch opponents of medical misinformation found the bill a flawed weapon in the fight against falsehoods,â adding that âCalifornia law already bars doctors from lying to their patients or dispensing shoddy medical advice that fails to meet the standard of care for all diseases, including COVID-19.â  The same report quoted California Assemblymember Evan Low (D-Silicon Valley), co-author of AB 2098, noting that he seemed âunbotheredâ by the billâs impending repeal. >> [Legislative Lapse]( <<   iPhone Insights: Unraveling the Radiation Recall  When we think of our smartphones, we think of communication, convenience, and cutting-edge technology. However, for iPhone 12 users, a cloud of concern now looms. As allegations of heightened radiation levels emanate from Europe, a web of potential corruption between tech giants and regulatory bodies unfurls. The world is left grappling with a critical question: Are our devices safe, or is there a larger game at play?   The FCC has a long and cozy history with the communications industry. The top lobbying groups for the wireless industry have been led by former FCC chairmen and commissioners. Tom Wheeler, the FCC commissioner from 2013-2017, was the president of two different trade groups representing the wireless industry before joining the FCC.  Wheelerâs predecessor, Julius Genachowski, took a lucrative job with The Carlyle Group (an asset management company working with telecom and media companies) after leaving the FCC. And Ajit Pai (2017-2021) is no better. A former Associate General Counselor for Verizon, Pai immediately tried to overturn net neutrality rules â a top priority for his former employer. Paiâs FCC helped to establish laws and rules that prevent states, cities, and counties from regulating technology companies for health and safety reasons.  >> [iPhone Recall]( <<   7 Natural Remedies for High Blood Pressure  In today's fast-paced society, high blood pressure (or hypertension) is becoming a widespread concern. With an increasing reliance on pharmaceutical solutions, many have forgotten the time-tested natural ways to maintain a healthy body. Is it possible that the best remedies for ailments like hypertension are already available in nature and the lifestyle choices we make?   It's awe-inspiring to consider the vastness of our world and the intricate balance of its ecosystems. From the plants that cleanse our air to the foods that nourish our bodies, nature continually serves us. High blood pressure, a prevalent ailment, is no exception to the rule that nature often provides solutions.  Modern life, with its endless demands, can be a primary factor in the rise of hypertension. Stress, poor diet, and sedentary lifestyles are all contributors. But these are choices, and recognizing them as such gives us the power to choose differently.  >> [How to Stop Hypertension]( <<  âLook deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.â âAlbert Einstein  To Your Health & Liberty,  P.S. A lot of people donât realize it, but if youâre struggling to lose weight⦠Odds are, your body is currently stuck in âauto-bloat.â Luckily thereâs a completely natural way to jolt your body out of âauto-bloatâ and into fat-burning mode.  [It starts with doing this for 7 seconds everyday](.   © Copyright 2023, TTAC Publishing LLC, All Rights Reserved. This email was sent to {EMAIL}
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