[📚Weekly Digest] Synergy for Healing ➕ Medical Justice ➕ Nobel Lies

Also Inside: Pesticides and Pregnancy Sunday, July 9, 2023  Happy Sunday, {NAME}  Today, we remember not one, but two pivotal moments in world history where nations declared their independence, establishing their autonomy and sovereignty.  First, we look back to July 9, 1816, when the United Provinces of South America, which we now know as Argentina, declared their independence from Spain. This came after a protracted period of colonial rule and conflict, symbolizing the culmination of the May Revolution of 1810. The Argentinian independence movement was part of a larger revolutionary wave that spread across Latin America in the early 19th century. Following years of political and social instability, war, and economic struggles under the Spanish Crown, the Argentinian people declared their independence in the Congress of Tucumán, birthing a new nation on the world stage.  In a more contemporary context, we remember July 9, 2011, when South Sudan declared independence from Sudan. This marked the end of a decades-long struggle for autonomy that saw the deaths of an estimated 2.5 million people, displacement of millions more, and some of the worst human rights abuses on the African continent. The Comprehensive Peace Agreement signed in 2005 finally ended the Second Sudanese Civil War and laid the groundwork for the 2011 referendum where nearly 99% of South Sudanese voted for secession. This gave birth to the world's youngest country, though the years that followed have been marred by civil war and humanitarian crises.  Both of these declarations of independence were driven by a desire for self-determination, self-rule, and freedom from oppressive forces. They exemplify the enduring human yearning for liberty and the right to govern oneself according to the collective will of the people.  Just as nations seek independence to ensure the welfare of their people, it is also important for regulatory bodies within a country to maintain a degree of independence from the industries they oversee. This brings us to the present and the need for U.S. regulatory bodies like the Food and Drug Administration to ensure a level of detachment from the pharmaceutical industry and its lobbyists.  The FDA is meant to protect public health by ensuring the safety, efficacy, and security of human and veterinary drugs, vaccines, and other biological products. However, its effectiveness has been compromised; it is excessively influenced by the very industry it's meant to regulate. Pharmaceutical companies and their lobbyists often have a vested interest in getting their drugs approved and into the marketplace as swiftly as possible, putting profits over patients, which often results in a blatant disregard for potential risks.  The need for the FDA's independence is not a call for hostility towards the pharmaceutical industry, but rather a call for balance. It's about ensuring that regulators have the ability to make decisions based on the best available science and safety data, without the undue influence of commercial interests. It's about putting the safety and well-being of the American people first, just as the declarations of independence by Argentina and South Sudan put the interests of their people first.  On a day historically marked by newfound independence, let’s remember the value of autonomy, not just for nations, but also for the institutions established to protect us. These safeguards must be upheld with the same fervor with which we celebrate our own independence.  Let’s dive in…   What is Synergy and Why Is It Important for Your Skin? – Plants, herbs, and minerals have all been placed on this earth by God for very specific reasons. The amazing thing about all of this is that not only do all living things on this planet have a purpose, but they are also designed to work together. [Discover the truth about synergy...]( >> [Synergy for Healing]( <<  Medicinal Justice Part 1 – Big Pharma is a vast and complex realm. And there’s a legal framework that protects them from lawsuits when their drugs cause adverse side effects. Various court cases all contribute to an environment where it can be difficult for patients to seek legal recourse. [Read Part 1 here...]( >> [The Legal Landscape of the Pharmaceutical Industry]( <<  Medicinal Justice Part 2 - In Part 2, we’ll delve deeper into the complex relationship between the FDA and Big Pharma and the implications this relationship has for legal battles involving drug safety. The legal and regulatory landscape surrounding drug safety favors Big Pharma. [Read Part 2 here...]( >> [FDA Interactions and their Role in Legal Precedents]( <<  Recurring Pregnancy Loss Linked to Pesticide Exposure  - A recent study linked exposure to pesticides and recurrent pregnancy loss. Endocrine-disrupting properties of pesticides can negatively impact several biological processes, including reproduction. [Get the full story here...]( >> [Pesticides & Pregnancy]( <<  Nobel Prize Summit Mentions TTAC & TTAV!  - Charlene recently did an interview with Brannon Howse on LindellTV. At the Nobel Prize Summit, we were accused of “infecting the minds of millions” with “disinformation.” Heck, they even put our picture up on the big screen. [Get the scoop here...]( >> [Watch the Interview]( <<  “Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health is the most shocking and inhumane.” —Martin Luther King Jr.  To Your Health & Liberty,    © Copyright 2023, TTAC Publishing LLC, All Rights Reserved. This email was sent to {EMAIL} by info@thetruthaboutcancer.com PO Box 530, Portland, TN 37148 [Edit Profile]( | [Manage Subscriptions]( | [Report Spam](