There is something deeply insulting about watching powerful people vilify a steak while they 3D print meat for human consumption.  How on earth are they marketing this? They are making insects ground into powder and protein grown in a tank. Nobody asked for this.  They just forced it on us to virtue signal a green planet while they destroy the very planet with solar farms and AI data centers.  This is about corporate greed and profit, and nothing else.

We did not wake up craving cricket flour or a burger that started as a science experiment. We want food that is actual food.  Notice how the people pushing this rarely seem to live on it.  

Here is the other thing. If the product is so noble, put the actual ingredients on the front in letters large enough to read from the aisle.  When you have to hide it or call it by some scientific name, you have already admitted the public would not accept it and it's completely gross!

Stay true to what your body needs. Buy the chicken, eggs, beef, beans and vegetables that grew in dirt. You do not owe anyone your appetite just because the agenda is to make us all sick [so they can then make money on the health issues they create).  

Much Love, Lynn 

Your teeth are not separate from the rest of you. Infection, inflammation, dead or poorly treated tissue in the mouth can burden the whole body. Problems in a tooth can show up as trouble elsewhere in low energy, organs, immunity and things that look unrelated until you connect the dots. 

This is not a theory to me. It is a cautionary tale. Someone I know had a root canal that got infected. Within a year they had cancer. About three months after that they passed away.  I know this wasn't coincidence. 

I am not saying every root canal ends that way. I am saying an unresolved infection in the jaw is not a small local problem. The body has to keep fighting it as gland and lymph systems cycle through the mouth. If your teeth have issues, don't treat it like a minor dental issue. Get it looked at. Do not let infection sit in your mouth.

Much Love, 

Lynn 

There is something deeply absurd about marketing makeup and beauty products to young children and toddlers. The beauty industry spent decades marketing to, convincing them they needed one more product to look better, younger or more attractive (which I'm also against, but for another discussion). The evolved to focus on men and teens.  Now that same marketing machine is moving toward children, treating them as a new generation of beauty consumers.  The corporate greed is a beast. 

Toddlers don't need makeup. Young children don't need adult beauty routines. They don't need to be taught that their appearance is something to constantly evaluate, improve, or enhance.

This isn't about health. It's about vanity, marketing, and profit.  Parents, please don't let your kids fall prey to this. Kids are not miniature adults. Adult products and adult beauty standards belong in adult hands. Childhood should be a time for play, imagination, learning, and simply being comfortable in your own skin.

Parents have a role in protecting that boundary, too. We shouldn't encourage children to worry about looking older, more glamorous, or more attractive simply because an industry has decided they are a profitable market.  See this marketing ploy for what it is.

Let adults be adults. Let children be children.

Much Love, Lynn 

A century later the same pattern repeats. Those making the rules stand unmasked in the sun and fresh air. Everyone else  is told to cover up.  It isn't from fear of the virus, but from fear of standing out. Conformity is easier than thinking. Groupthink does the rest. Covering up becomes a signal that you "belong" and you’re one of the good ones. Some things never change.  

Critical thinking is a GOOD thing! Don't be afraid to stand out when it feels right.

Much Love, Lynn 

In the 1940s to 1950s physicians noticed pesticide spraying overlapped with summer paralysis outbreaks.  It was then realized that this wasn't just a virus. Jim West later blew the whistle.  Suzanne Humphries and others then published graphs of DDT production versus polio cases further strengthening the correlation.  

As always, do your research.  I will let you decide.  Was it DDT or something else?  Thoughts? 

Much Love, Lynn