Pandemic Survival Blog

  That's right, Flint, Michigan's city water is classified as "Hazardous Waste" "... without Detroit's corrosion-preventing treatment, the water from the river corroded the city's lead pipes, leaching poisonous metals into the water supply and exposing as many as 8,000 children to elements that have lifelong effects on their nervous systems. According to Curt Guyette, an investigative journalist, some of the water samples tested so high for lead that they were "more than twice the amount at which the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency classifies water as hazardous waste." The story of the Flint Water Crisis is a complete tragedy – lead does irreversible damage to the brains of developing children and unborn babies . Those exposed will likely suffer from low IQs and have learning difficulties and could require assistance for their entire lives. Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/053021_Flint_Michigan_water_contamination

      What's the hardest part of quitting smoking? The first 14 days (2 weeks). Why? If you're trying cold turkey (quitting all of a sudden with zero cigarettes), then nicotine withdrawal symptoms may be tough to conquer, especially during the first 3 to 4 days, since that's when the real physical and chemical addiction exists. One of the main reasons people are addicted to nicotine is because it temporarily relieves them of the "cigarette hangover" from the chemicals in the last cigarette–like pesticides, ammonia and bleach–that make you feel uneasy, nervous, anxious, stressed or depressed, or all of the above. However, ORGANIC TOBACCO contains none of these chemicals - so for the first week of quitting, you should limit yourself to 3 (self-rolled) organic tobacco cigarettes. Check your local pipe/tobacco/smoke shop for organic tobacco - and use rice or hemp papers to roll them - this avoids bleach that's in white papers. You see!   Get some

Today, you study. You prepare your home, your body, and your mind. There is no secret to feeling good, besides keeping chemicals out of your blood and the best nutrients moving through it. Today, though, you study.   You learn what NOT to do first. You learn why you feel the way you do. You learn what is causing it. This is not biological or inherited. Do not blame your parents, your siblings or your "significant" other for your health and wellness ills. Welcome to the void, the one you created. It's time to fill it up with goodness.   Let's remove the deadly pesticide that's infused in the tobacco to kill weeds and worms. You are not a weed or a worm.   Let's remove the bleach from the papers from which you smoke, as smoking bleach wreaks havoc on your cleansing organs, like your pancreas, kidneys and liver.   Let's remove the ammonia, that the "man" uses to freebase your nicotine to vapor-ready form–the form tha