kay @Kayfly2017

Most people say, “I ate that growing up, and I turned out fine.” But here’s the thing... The food you grew up eating often isn’t the same food on grocery store shelves today. Over the last several decades, many everyday foods have quietly changed. Simple ingredient lists have been replaced with cheaper sweeteners, emulsifiers, preservatives, artificial flavors, and other ultra-processed ingredients designed to maximize shelf life—not your health. Food isn’t just fuel. It’s information that influences your metabolism, your gut microbiome, your hormones, your immune system, and even your brain. Reading labels is one of the simplest—and most powerful—steps you can take to protect your health.

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Do not eat these. Discard immediately if you recognize any of these in yours or a loved one’s kitchen, it’s the easiest act of love you can do for them today. A French study in PLOS Medicine examined the impact of emulsifiers (food additives used to improve texture and extend shelf life) on cancer risk. Researchers analyzed data from 92,000 adults over nearly 7 years and found that certain emulsifiers significantly increased cancer risk: Mono & diglycerides of fatty acids (E471)—found in processed baked goods, margarine, and ice cream—were linked to: 15% higher risk of overall cancer 24% higher risk of breast cancer 46% higher risk of prostate cancer Carrageenan (E407 & E407a)—a thickening agent in dairy alternatives, deli meats, and plant-based products—was linked to: 32% higher risk of breast cancer. Cancer is complex and multifactorial, but one thing is certain: the food we eat plays a massive role in shaping our long-term health. Cutting out ultra-processed foods and focusing on whole, nutrient-dense foods is one of the most powerful steps you can take to reduce disease risk. Thank you to my friend Vani Hari for this image + bringing awareness to this critical issue.

This is how most people misunderstand bears. They forget that I used the internet from its inception, launched my business from a web site in 1996, was one of the early Amazon resellers, and still called out the internet bubble publicly and shorted Amazon. Most people think in three dimensions or less. Bears think in six.

Ben Bajarin @BenBajarin

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I’m yet to find someone bearish on AI who is studying how it’s being applied practically inside the top 20% of early adopting enterprises where its value is quantified at scale across the organization and high value in particular to mission critical functions. There are those to

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12 trading days. QQQ in the same place (within 0.04%). But in between, it was up at least +3% And down at least -2.5% This is only the 8th time this has ever happened. Want to guess what the other 7 had in common? Yep. They were in the middle of screaming bear markets.

@TheProfInvestor I’m a real person, always look for your posts, thank you for this post and for all your research! If you ever see my comment on your posts, please don’t flag those as bot comments 🙏

@MichaelPBento Drop from here?

@bdrijalab She’s at least 10 years older than him. Stop. They’re just rumors

@dannycheng2022 One day? So this isn’t your home yet?

The Nasdaq fell 78% from 2000 to 2002. But that's not how anyone experienced it. They experienced this: – A 35% rally. Then new lows. – A 12% rally. Then new lows. – A 25% rally. Then new lows. – A 41% rally. Then new lows. – A 45% rally. Then the bottom, 30 months after the top. Five times the market screamed "it's over." Five times it lied. Former colleagues of mine lived through it on a trading floor. They told me what the routine became: by Thursday, you started praying for Friday afternoon. Not for the weekend. For the close. Two days where you couldn't lose money. Then you walked out of the office with your head down. That is what a real bear market does. It doesn't scare you out at the bottom. It exhausts you out, one false dawn at a time. Bear markets don't end when the sellers are done. They end when the buyers are.

@DeepikaBhardwaj @Chinmayi Hope you stop gaslighting Deepika and find help

@aktxt Ah the twin towers! The fireworks for the 250th were amazing in every town, NYC’s air show was spectacular. Suggest you catch it on SM

@RealSimpleAriel @antikuka_2000 @PradeepBonde Thank you.. looks like fun!

@RealSimpleAriel @PradeepBonde Haha.. were you having fun or just wanted the butter slapping to be done with? Someone’s doing a little extra on you lolol Is your wife a Punjabi? Please tell!

@antikuka_2000 @RealSimpleAriel @PradeepBonde Ariel, is that butter? What’s the significance please?

@MichaelPBento That must’ve been a sight lol Any videos to share?

@DudeWhoInvests Burry, the big short!

@bhumi_mithra @vaniarun18 They know what it is, it’s the price point that makes them want to scoop up the entire bin of Parval before it runs out. Also this was on the opening day of a new Patel store in a town where they didn’t have one before. They attracted a lot of crowd with the opening day deals

@Bahar03828421 @R_Induja @jarshadnk In one of his posts he said he’s in a relationship

Michael Burry dropped a fresh short basket on June 30 via his Substack a quarter-end sweep against the AI trade. $NVDA $MU $TSLA $CAT

@vaniarun18 @bhumi_mithra Yep, it’s a summer vegetable but it’s usually expensive $5-7 or even more sometimes