I’m delighted that they’ve put the focus back on meat. Ruminant meat (beef, bison, goat, lamb, venison) is the healthiest, most nutrient-dense food on the planet. (Coincidentally, those are the split-hoof animals that chew cud that God declared clean and good to eat.)

Thank you, Dish14. I knew the basics of the information you posted, though I didn’t know about the 1% calculation. The evildoers in Medicare, CMS and the insurance industry have structured this such that we can’t just choose what’s best, we have to gamble.

For 2027, I would have to spend $764 (premium plus deductible) on prescriptions to…

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: “In the meantime, you would pay your own prescription costs.”
Yes. And if the future is like my history, it’ll be less expensive that way.

: “…, Medicare may also add a late-enrollment penalty to your Part D premium when you come back.”
I know that’s the rule, but the rule has a stench of corruption about it.

Also, that’s not very…

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“Dropped mine last year. No regrets.”
Thank you, judy. I appreciate the encouragement. I’m leaning that way.

“Dropped mine last year. No regrets.”
Thank you, madrid. I’m pleased for the encouragement.

Thanks, gibberly. I too selected zero-dollar-premium Part D policies the first two years, but for 2027 the cheapest plan I see will cost $63.60/year with $700.00 deductible. I don’t expect to need it, though I’m hesitant to cut myself off from the possibility of getting reasonable drug coverage in the future. I HATE the hatefully…

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Thanks, shortstop. I’ve heard way too many horror stories about Medicare Advantage to even consider it.

I’m considering dropping my Medicare Part D coverage (drugs) next year and I’m seeking advice. In the year and a half I’ve had Part D, it’s saved me a trivial few dollars for antibiotics. I’m not taking any prescription drugs and am very eager to avoid taking any.

And now with the Most Favored Nation pricing for presciptions, TrumpRX gov…

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In response to your “quick question”, if I’m ever cursed with cancer, I will eagerly turn to fasting, “metabolic” and “repurposed-drug” approaches first. I would only seek the cancer industry’s help as a last resort. My fear is that all doctors in Maryland, and even my friends, will view such approaches with contempt.

I bought my Lugol’s iodine from SacredPurity.com .

They sell a number of USP grade products including both ivermectin and fenbendazole.

Why is this in a Moms group? It seems like everyone would be interested.

I’ve seen the claim among carnivores that they no longer need or use any sunscreen. They don’t consume seed oils and plant sterols which apparently build unhealthy cell membranes which allow sunburn.

I eat a keto diet which also avoids those, and indeed I’ve observed that…

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I watched in horror in the covid years as people in various locations and in various occupations were required to be vaccinated.

I was also horrified to realize the war against life-saving ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine was motivated by purely political and profit motives and had absolutely nothing to do with health or safety.

If it weren’t…

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Hi Greg,

You referenced a video about povidone iodine. But the OP was about oral supplementation with Lugol’s solution. I believe povidone is for nasal and topical use and should not be ingested.

Dr. Brownstein is famous for his advocacy of supplementation with Logol’s iodine. There are many interviews with him on YouTube.

I’m…

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