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Redox Molecule Glutathione Why Cellular
Redox Molecules, Glutathione, and Why Cellular Health Matters for Kids on the Spectrum It is widely known in the research literature that children on the autism spectrum often have low levels of glutathione, the body’s master antioxidant. Glutathione plays a critical role in detoxification, immune balance, and cellular repair. When glutathione is depleted, the body…
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Growing Up Without God: Silence & HARMS
Growing Up Without God: How Silence About Spirit Shaped My Moral Compass When I was a kid, I grew up in a community where God was never discussed. Not at the dinner table. Not at school. Not among friends. Heaven, the soul, morality tied to anything bigger than us—those topics simply didn’t exist. It wasn’t…
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PARASITE CLEANSE CAN STOP CANCER
PARASITE CLEANSE CAN STOP CANCER AND BEING GAY DUE TO MY FRIEND ANDRIA I MET DAVID she helped me find alternative healings she told me about David David taught me so so much Andria is my friend that got 2-3 Moderna shots and is stuck at home injured looking for healing. SHe told me about…
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HOW TO GET MINERALS BACK INTO OUR HOME WATER AND WATER BOTTLES
HEALING MINERALS BY LISA & DR. PIERRE KORY Modern water looks clean, but it is quietly working against your biology. Most of us now drink water that has been reverse-osmosis filtered, distilled, softened, or aggressively treated—not for health, but for pipes, plumbing, and industry. In the process, the very minerals life depends on are stripped…
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FRIENDS CAN BE JEALOUS
FRIENDS CAN BE JEALOUS When I was in elementary school, there was an incident that stayed with me far longer than I realized at the time. In sixth grade, a German girl named Crista—someone I didn’t even know yet—decided she wanted to fight me. There was no clear reason, no argument, no history between us.…
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COLLEGE IS MOSTLY USELESS
I attended college at the University of California, Santa Barbara, for five years because I struggled to decide on a major. Like many young people, I entered college with big dreams but little certainty about who I wanted to become. For a long time, I believed I wanted to be a doctor. The idea of…
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WHEN BULLIES ARE IN THE FAMILY
WHEN BULLIES ARE IN THE FAMILY For much of my early life, my sisters were my buddies. We laughed easily, showed up for one another, and shared the kind of closeness that makes you believe blood really does mean loyalty. I trusted them. I assumed we were on the same side. That sense of safety…
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COLLEGE Unlimited food met my unlimited appetite
COLLEGE WEIGHT GAIN When I went to college, freedom came with unexpected consequences—especially at the cafeteria. Unlimited food met my unlimited appetite, and before I knew it, I had gained somewhere between fifteen and eighteen pounds. Like many freshmen, I didn’t realize how quickly habits could change when structure disappears. Rather than panic or give…
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Storm like father calm sheep like Mother
MY MOTHER MY HERO My mother is the hero in my life…
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News: The Many Blessings of Being Bullied Amalya Oppenheimer
Until sixth grade, I believed that people and schools were places of love, learning, and safety. That belief was shattered when a girl I barely knew, Christa Lemon, began telling others that she wanted to fight me. I never told my parents—something I only realized much later—and for reasons I still don’t fully understand, I…