The Gary Null Show - 08.20.21

The Gary Null Show Notes – 08.20.21

1. Over 32,000 People DEAD in Brazil Following COVID-19 Vaccines According to Official Media Report
2. The BBC Are A Disgrace
3. A fourth globalisation: A new form of trade is reshaping our world, and it’s driven by the movement of bits and bytes, not goods, around the globe
4. Moderna’s stock price is ‘ridiculous,’ says BofA analyst
5. Baby Teeth Collected Six Decades Ago Will Reveal the Damage to Americans’ Health Caused by US Nuclear Weapons Tests
6. Celebrate the Heroes Who Warned Us That Afghanistan Would Be a Disaster
7. Jabbed adults infected with Delta ‘can match virus levels of unvaccinated’
8. Chinese social media users mocked the US troop withdrawal in Afghanistan, saying the Taliban takeover was ‘more smooth than the presidential transition in the US’
9. Immunocompromised people make up nearly half of COVID-19 breakthrough hospitalizations – an extra vaccine dose may help
10. CDC’s Own Stats Show a “Pandemic of the Vaccinated” with Vaccine Injuries – 2,604,121 Injuries from 571,831 People Reported
11. Pfizer Covid jab declines faster than AstraZeneca: study
12. 21,766 DEAD Over 2 Million Injured (50% SERIOUS) Reported in European Union’s Database of Adverse Drug Reactions for COVID-19 Shots
13. Existing drugs kill SARS-CoV2 in cells
14. Welcome to the Pyrocene
15. Vaccine Deaths Pile Up Without Media Coverage
16.  FDA Expands Supplement Attack, Targets Hemp Oil
17. The Taliban are sitting on $1 trillion worth of minerals the world desperately needs
     
     
     
    Today’s Videos: 1. Covid Roundtable 2. Jordan Peterson Leaves the Audience SPEECHLESS | One of the Best Motivational Speeches Ever 3. What Happens When You Only Pursue Pleasure – Alan Watts 4. The Dunning-Kruger Effect – Cognitive Bias – Why Incompetent People Think They Are Competent Study shows millets can reduce risk of developing cardiovascular disease

    International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics, August 18, 2021

    The consumption of millets can reduce total cholesterol, triacylglycerols (commonly known as triglycerides) and BMI according to a new study that analyzed the data of 19 studies with nearly 900 people. The latest study was undertaken by five organizations and led by International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT).

    The results published in Frontiers in Nutrition bring critically needed scientific backing to the efforts to popularize and return millets to diets, especially as staples, to combat the growing prevalence of obesity and being overweight in children, adolescents and adults.

    The study showed that consuming millets reduced total cholesterol by 8%, lowering it from high to normal levels in the people studied. There was nearly a 10% decrease in low- and very low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (commonly viewed as ‘bad cholesterol’) and triacylglycerol levels in blood. Through these reductions, the levels went from above-normal to normal range. In addition, consuming millets decreased blood pressure with the diastolic blood pressure decreasing by 5%.

    Dr S Anitha, the study’s lead author and Senior Nutritionist at ICRISAT, explained, “We were very surprised by the number of studies that had already been undertaken on the impact of millets on elements that impact cardiovascular diseases. This is the very first time anyone has collated all these studies and analyzed their data to test the significance of the impact. We used a meta-analysis, and results came out very strongly to show significant positive impact on risk factors for cardiovascular disease.”

    The study also showed that consuming millets reduced BMI by 7% in people who were overweight and obese (from 28.5 ± 2.4 to 26.7 ± 1.8 kg/m2), showing the possibility of returning to a normal BMI (