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February 22, 2025

Repeated Acetaminophen Use May Not Be as Safe as Previously Thought

In a study of people aged 65 and older, regular usage of acetaminophen was linked to heart failure, kidney problems, ulcers, and other issues.

I've never been a fan of acetaminophen and always had a preference for aspirin even knowing of aspirin's downsides. Was the promotion of acetaminophen at the time just another one of those promotions of a patented product over a generic?

https://www.theepochtimes.com/world/repeated-acetaminophen-use-may-not-be-as-safe-as-previously-thought-5777426

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October 08, 2026

I Have No Idea how the U.S.
Reached these CRAZY DEPENDECIES

"Let me give you a number that should end every argument about national security. 417 kilograms.

That's roughly how much rare earth material goes into a single F-35. A Virginia-class submarine needs about ten times that.

Now ask the question nobody in Washington wants to answer out loud: who controls the supply? The chokehold, metal by metal.

NdPr. Neodymium-praseodymium oxide is the heart of the super-magnet.

China controls about 90% of rare earth processing and 93% of magnet manufacturing. America has exactly one rare earth mine, Mountain Pass.

And Beijing has shown the leash. Export controls in April 2025. A harsher second wave in October 2025. That sec
https://mailchi.mp/wealthresearchgroup/brics-chokehold-intensifies-russia-china-and-greenland-critical

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