Jobs Holding – FOMC Looms – Storming into Spring

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The past couple of Job mentions from Challenger (Job Cuts Report) made a lot of people feared the worst.  But in our back-o-the-envelope, the number of UI filings Thursday was on the lite side. So employment may surprise…

Sure, ADP added some jobs Wednesday, but as the latest “Official” data clears, the counter-currents in the economy are bolstering the faithful.  As the Excedrin kicks in, here’s what just rolled:

“Total nonfarm payroll employment increased by 177,000 in April, and the unemployment rate was unchanged at 4.2 percent, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Employment continued to trend up in health care, transportation and warehousing, financial activities, and social assistance. Federal government employment declined.”

Now for the drill-down.  There is the monthly household jobs matrix over the past 10-years to context into this.  It showed an increase of 400,000+ jobs.  Of these, 393-thousand were estimated….

Here’s the “estimated” part of the CES Birth-Death Model:

The problem is less what the market readings are today (Early Futures were up a shade, anyway).  The real problem will be settled next Wednesday as the FOMC lays down its next rate benchmark. And that’s something important toi be thinking about…

After the numbers, the Wall St. Hype Machine was in high gear, but…

FOMC Looming

Trump (as Developers will) argues for lower – and a more anticipatory Fed.  Still, the Fed has bigger fish to fry, not the least of which is foreign US Debt holders dumping dollars having lost faith (to one extent or another) in our ability to lead the world.  But leadership is problematic, so we need to “go deep” for a minute.

My consigliere, (who, as a mild-mannered tax counsel for mainly Midwest empires) has been more than part-time busy keeping track of how China’s eating our lunch.

  • “In 2024 China generated almost as much from renewables in as the US generated total (ouch). “

To which, our China SME (*Subject Matter Expert) reminds that as good as U.S. (CONUS) real estate is, China has a serious leg-up on us:

“China does not have the dynamic continental weather we do, as a general rule. Tornadoes are very rare, and they don’t often get hail, either.

Both high winds and large hail play hob with wind generation and solar generation. Lacking that ever possible presence of damaging weather, they can (and do) get away with massive wind farms and solar fields. Plus, they don’t give a spit about how many birds they kill with the wind farms. Here in North America, we have very different continental weather. Our weather patterns are not driven by a slow continental monsoon seasonal front passage like China’s. They really can get away with some types of infrastructure investment which are far riskier and more ephemeral over here in North America. Doesn’t change anything, but it does go far to explain why they are investing so heavily in those two types of recyclables.”

What this reduces to – ceteris paribus (all else equal) – is that even at parity on renewables, all China has to do is wait a few years.

Then “Captain Gooding” Piped Up

If the name is familiar?  See the lyrics to Yankee Doodle (who went to camp along with whom?)

The Captain is concerned about more than the SME’s climate assessment.

“Please take a gander at this excellent article:  Another Shocker: WSJ Reveals Russia Arming Massive New Rear Reserve Force.

Captain Gooding then goes deep into the how and why this matters on the Global Leadership front.

“Russia organizes a bit differently than we do. They are upgrading brigades to divisions. Three or four divisions will go into each army. (First Combined Arms Army, that sort of name. Armies are either Combined Arms or Tank Armies. So far, they only have the 1st Tank Army, all the others being COmbined Arms Armies. As they go to war, each Military District will form at least one FRONT of 4-6 armies. So, a Russian Army is roughly equivalent to a numbered US Army Corps, and a Front to a US Army Numbered Army, composed of several Corps.

Right now today, we have only one Army, Eighth Army, over in Korea. It is pretty much ossified in place, and the US I Corps in nominally it’s US Corps. But the 8th Army also theoretically controls a couple of South Korean Army Corps. Under our current construct, each of our regional combatant commands have an Army service component command, and that organization has one Army Corps more or less assigned to it. We don’t have many: I Corps is traced to INDOPACOM, III Corps to CENTCOM, XVIII Airborne Corps is global contingency, but right now mostly focused on Europe, as is the not yet fully fleshed out V Corps. (Yeah, we use Roman numerals for Corps instead of Arabic numbers.)

Back in WWII, we had another level, Army Groups, with multiple assigned Armies. We had three Army Groups in Europe in ’44 and ’45, for instance. My combat patch is (redacted) Army, which was traced to CENTCOM back in the day. It’s the Captain America shield patch. Not many officers or NCOs left in the Army who have served at Army level in a conflict. Hell, we don’t even have a full manual for Army echelons above Corps. Used to, but no longer do. On the other hand, Russia routinely practices maneuvering FRONTS as part of its annual wargames. (ZAPAD means west, for the western military district (i.e.: NATO, as the main focus.) They rotate the main military district around annually. Back in 2017, it was the Eastern Military District’s turn. They had two military districts simultaneously maneuvering multiple fronts in simulated force on force play. We haven’t had that many troops in the field at one time since the Vietnam War. Europe’s force numbers are a joke.

If Europe (NATO, more or less?) goes to war with Russia, it will not be pretty. The French shopkeepers will need to be posting wine, cheese and sausage prices in Slavic. Poland fields the only large credible force in Europe these days. But Russia can bypass around Poland and still drive westward. In fact, they’d be wise to leave Poland alone. Whether they will or not, who knows?

If full scale war breaks out this summer in the Middle East and Europe, it is likely to be very Nostradamus-like PDQ.”

About here, Ure’s decidedly slow-firing neurons begin playing back whole pages of Trout & Ries’ classic: “Positioning: the Battle for your Mind.” Which bears on point because COUNTRIES (like consumer products, people, and political agendas) all distill down to a “positioning cloud.”  In other words, they tend to become  what they say they are.  “Oooh-oh-oh, what a feeling” (car brand) while another was touting “Quality is Job 1.”

Countries – it follows – are ALSO what they SAY and how they POSITION.

Ergo, while the wild left-leaning corporate lapdog media whines about U.S. Army plans for a potential parade on Trump’s birthday call for 6,600 soldiers, AP learns, Trump (the Developer/Marketer) has to consider the Positioning battle on which National Survival could hinge. such as Russian State Media Claims Marco Rubio May Attend Putin’s Victory Parade… Which (coming May 9th) is a very biggish deal.

Further “Positioning Note”

The word Parochial comes to mind:

Parochial refers to a narrow or limited perspective, often confined to local or immediate concerns, such as those of a small community or parish. It can also describe attitudes or institutions that are insular, prioritizing their own interests over broader ones.

One of the obstacles to worldwide peace and prosperity is that Positioning enables Marketers (of economic systems, political regimes, cryptos, etc.) to STRATIFY and SEGMENT complex markets into specific PERSUASION BLOCKS.

This is all part of our Core Reality: Everything’s a Business Model.

Just at the deeper levels, Everything is a multiple-layered, interleaving Business Cake.

Which Brings Us Back to Fed

Sorry to lead you on a (hopefully) mind-expanding tour d playing field, but all this bears on markets next week because?

The Federal Reserve’s dual mandate is to promote maximum employment and stable prices in the U.S. economy.

The box?  Yes, lowering rates in the short term would cheer the financial markets (and Trump).  BUT it would also speed up bond disintermediation.   Need a hint what Ure’s econospeak means?

“The speeding up of foreign U.S. bond disintermediation refers to the accelerated process where foreign investors bypass intermediaries, such as banks or brokers, to directly sell or reduce holdings of U.S. bonds, potentially impacting capital flows and the U.S. dollar.”

Consider how Future, in many ways, is analagous to computer programming.  Cause and Effect.

  • IF (Fed) lowers rates
  • THEN (bonds will pay less)  Poof! There’s go incentives to hold long-term.
  • SO other instruments will be purchased.  BTC bubble-up?
  • LEADING TO: Bonds returning to the US – the reciprocal of exported debt.
  • LOWERING: purchasing power of Dollars – which we’ll be swimming in if they all return.
  • REQUIRING  a greater number of lesser-valued dollars to purchase the same goods.

Which comes home as inflation.

WHICH?  Requires raising rates.

Because – and the horrible Truth is there, if you think about it:  America has been the world’s biggest ever in history exporter of  delayed inflation.  Lowering rates will (write down where you read it) lead to the greatest Depression ever – even worse than the so-called/first Great Depression.  Because the Dollar is (basis the gold and silver convertible money of 1913) just 3 percent real value and 97 percent compound debt over time due to deficit spending.

There. Feel better, now?

Ultimately, all such disasters lead to Global War – want to take the bet that America will be selling “War Bonds” within 10-years?  Or, “Radiation Recovery” bonds?  Because when the Business Model implodes, you package something else (patriotism, nationalism) to sell what you have to sell to make believe there’s an economy….

See how simple this all is when taken in small bites?

In more click-oriented media?  ‘We are the majority’: May Day marches challenge Trump’s dismantling of democracy – Raw Story.  Um….we got some serious marketing shit to get through….whatever….

Stormy Weekend

A break between fronts on tap in this part of Texas – after an inch or two this afternoon –  just enough drying time by Sunday to get a quick mowing done.  Elsewhere?  South Carolina is ,looking sketichy: Several weekend storms.  So is Georgia: Risk for strong to severe storms today, damaging wind gusts and hail possible. Then there’s Ohio…First Alert Weather Day: Here’s when strong to severe storms are possible Friday.

Daily Distractions

As Trump takes on Drudge, who needs another “state media” right? Trump signs order to cut federal funding for US public broadcasters NPR and PBS.

Say the “secret woid and a duck will fall out of the...” Han Duck-soo launches presidential bid, vowing tough but open North Korea policy | NK News

Wait!!! Now marketers are calling us whats???? Lyft rides get less tech-savvy for the aging loved ones in our lives.  (Gee, how does it feel to be an “aging loved one?” Hmm… still cheaper than the Tesla with the full auto-driving package…)

Bigger tougher Southern Border as: NM US Attorney says 82 people facing newly created criminal charge for entry along NM-Mexico border.

Blow to law-faring on climate: Trump Admin Sues to Block Blue States From Taking Fossil Fuel Companies To Court Over Climate Change.

And with BTC i9n there $96,000 zone Florida legislature approves bill making silver, gold legal tender.

Around the Ranch:  Tool Slut Confessional

Still out of stock – at least where I’ve been looking – but the new Evolution 10-inch job site table saw looks like it might be worth adding to the collection.  A video here on YT lays it out.

Now, I don’t need another saw; not really.  Two table saws, a 12″ chop saw, band saw, and a waiting for restoration radial arm saw, not counting the Sawz-all and both corded and battery-powered circ saws.  Yet, this new one has a flip-down fence support – the fence itself is gear-driven, and it has a sliding table for smaller cuts. Outfeed support…everything I want in a saw – if it will load a 3/4″ dado stack…

So, keep your eye out – they run about $475 – so we will keep clicking around. There’s a sign-up page here on the manufacturer’s site.

Just call me the Friday Dopamine Dope!

HAM RADIO DEAL OF THE DAY!  Found this on eBay this morning for $200 bucks: “This is a roughly 50 year old commercial FM broadcast radio transmitter. 2.5 KW output. Tuned to 96.9.  Needs a power tube and exciter to be made operable.  Was removed from service in working condition, tube and exciter was repurposed.”  If I were planning to build a serious linear amplifier (I have3 presently, which should keep me going…) this would be a great parts source…and in a rack – perfect for heating the man cave on  those cold winter nights on 75… Add a 4-1000 and a big-ass plate transformer  – wind some copper coils and toss in a vacuum-variable…and…. a roll-Ure-own killerwatt…

Or a “Mutt and Jeff” rig: Icom 705 xceiver and then bias and screen supplies for AB2 driving a 4-1000 to the legal limit…  (the mind wanders…)

More on ShopTalk Sunday…

Off to wonder is Israel will slam Iran this weekend – lots of “news holes” which can – sometimes – presage events….market’s running up on air…well, you know the drill.

Write when you get rich,

George@Ure.net

30 thoughts on “Jobs Holding – FOMC Looms – Storming into Spring”

  1. A new zeitgeist emerges in the USA, as the citizenry starts to let loose the proverbial SHITZ.

    That is how it went down yesterday in Delaware County, PA (DELCO) the county BCN grew up in.

    They dont do road rage in DELCO, apparently they do Poop Rage -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkGRduItbLk

    Yerp! even went to “Rydell” High School, school (based/drawn from) on Kleisers own high school.

    Producer of Grease the movie lived 3 doors down, and his Mom was my nursery school teacher at the local Friends School.

    Were not nucking futz in DELCO, just a lil frustrated, besides I live in CHESCO now adayz.

    Hey Jeffe, youse got Ure ears on today ? Well lookey hear Tex, we got us some Halicrafter boat anchors up on the auction block today in Stewertsville, NJ. Can be accessed via Invaluable.com, or just click on the following link-https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/hallicrafters-ham-radio-1244-c-7634a289f9?objectID=196596969&algIndex=upcoming_lots_lotNumber_asc_prod&queryID=f6f2391f04e5f6ac1d6b4ea5dbce2858

    Sorry it doesnt link to some hot Girl on Girl on porn, but that would be disgusting and offensive, so you pervs will just have to settle for some hot shitz & ancient boat anchors..Ure Willkommen

    • Appreciate the heads up on the Halli auction. Have two out of the three already – the sx-140 was a terrible receiver and not worth the shelf space., Still, the heads up was nice – thanks!

    • That was exactly my Novice rig! Less the VFO, of course: we Novices were all rock-bound in them days. Mine were both kits I built. Well-done kits — about as good as Heathkits in manuals and difficulty of construction.

      I learned a lot from making them.

      The receiver was… …adequate. Not great, but OK.

      73
      KW1B

      • On reflection, maybe I was a bit harsh – given brother Bill’s building one. The main fault of the Heathkit equivalent (HR-10) was that it used the second harmonic of the conversion oscillator – and the Halli – going from memory – did not. Hence, when mty buddy (the Major) was unable to hear much on 10 and 15 meters, even my old Hill s-20R with a q multiplier could out-hear him. So, yeah, maybe I was harsh on the sx-140 but then I have 3 sx-117’s in my stable now along with the VFO and HT-40 so thanks for that…

        • HR-10 criticisms … careful there you are stepping on my toes!! May have to throw lighting bolts towards East Texas if you keep it up!!

          HR-10 /DX-60 combo was the REAL Cat’s Meow. Add in a Lunchbox and I was in Novice Heaven.

          Climbed the tree out back to get the 2 meter antenna high and criss-crossed the backyard with enough wire that it could have taken care of Dr. Mudd and all of his friends without having to go to the army’s warehouse for more. No tuner but didn’t need one … cut those wires right to 1.1:1

          There never was a better Novice Set Up back in the day than that collection of Heathkits. Did it all that you were legally allowed to do.

        • Yes, fine – and I still have an HR-10 that I modded to get it down (0n the Rhode) to -138dbM on 80 meters. BUT the side skirt selectivity with a crappy 2-crystal filter and usiong the oscillator harmonic above 20-meters? Well, that was just cheap, lazy design. OK, and it would not have had passable stability if they hadn’t – but that’s noit the point. The kill of the Operator trumps the branding of the build every time.

  2. “ Because when the Business Model implodes, you package something else (patriotism, nationalism) to sell what you have to sell to make believe there’s an economy….”.

    Yes George that’s one facet. The other? Substitute (patriotism, nationalism) for (Bitcoin, select alt coins). It could even be argued that crypto is patriotic, just ask “World Liberty” Financial.

    https://www.coingecko.com/learn/what-is-world-liberty-financial-donald-trump-s-crypto-project

    https://youtu.be/RgHeWf7FIS4.

    Got blockchain. Epic.

    • Right on Steevo !

      As a follow up, I would like to institute the new citizenship program for illegal immigrants, its called Alien vs Predators.

      We are going to have any interested illegal immigrants Hunt Down sex offenders for a chance at US Citizenship.

      I know Genius, right?

      I will solve Rape next, at least fix the punishment schedule for convicted perps…Yes it involves epoxy glue, butter knives and a conviction for Rape..simple, effective, and cheap.

      See BCN really is a nice, gentle, generous and efficient kinda guy.

  3. We saw the auto companies will pay little, if any tariff so….

    Stick it to the small fries!

    “At one minute past midnight on Friday, eastern time, a US tariff exemption that has fuelled the rise of companies such as Shein and Temu, and stocked the wardrobes of millions of Americans with cheap fast fashion and other household goods, closed. As part of Donald Trump’s flurry of tariffs on China, the US is closing a loophole that allowed low-value goods to be shipped into the US without paying any import fees. The “de minimis” loophole, known by the Latin phrase for “of little importance”, was “a big scam going on against our country”, the US president said on Wednesday. “We put an end to it.””

    I buy the cheap stuff from China. The last thing I bought was a new carb kit for my lawnmower. For under $17.00 w/free shipping the lawnmower runs like new. Why should I pay more to a VAR instead of buying direct?

  4. O/T – I’m watching an auction right now and two 2017 silver eagles popped up.

    The two coins sold for $90.00 + a 19.75% buyers premium + shipping and handling fees (which aren’t listed). $107.76 + shipping and handling

    I randomly checked APMEX and they are selling the same coin for $39.93 each + $9.95 shipping and handling for orders under $199.00. $89.81 total.

    This was one example. There’s many. We’re doomed.

  5. Morning George,

    Thanks a lot for discussing “”Trout & Ries’ classic: “Positioning: the Battle for your Mind.” “” I really appreciate it. I read that book simultaneously with a book about UFO’s when Positioning was first published. The UFO book was
    lent to me by Robert O. “Bob” Dean, who saw the SHAPE Report on UFO’s when he was assigned there when he was in the military.

    The combination read influenced all of my UFO research and activities after that. I think I still have my own original copy of it stored away some where. To me its an excellent must read, and I will be ordering a new copy so I have it on hand.

  6. The U.S. has officially withdrawn from The Ukraine / Russia peace talks.
    – Who takes the lead now ?
    .
    If you didn’t see that coming after the Ukraine/US mineral agreements – you haven’t been paying attention.

  7. “The real purpose of the scientific method is to make sure nature hasn’t misled you into thinking you know something you actually don’t know.”

    — Robert M. Pirsig, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry Into Values

  8. “HAM RADIO DEAL OF THE DAY! Found this on eBay this morning for $200 bucks: “This is a roughly 50 year old commercial FM broadcast radio transmitter. 2.5 KW output. Tuned to 96.9. Needs a power tube and exciter to be made operable.”

    That’s silly. Why would anyone buy a 2.5kW transmitter for $200, when they could get a working Hallicrafters s-38E in fine rusty condition, for only $10,000?

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/226731118493

  9. Captain Gooding is spot on. Look at his analysis and then look up the size of a NATO combat brigade and how many there are… Corps vs. Brigades… It’s math baby…

    Tactical nukes, or “Trump’s Special Weapons”, have to be baked into the cake when it goes Tango Uniform.

  10. So what does USA get out of that agreement if Russia rolls over the entire country of Ukraine and then owns all the minerals the USA made a ‘deal’ on? Such a deal… I dunno.

    • You mean “when” not “if” didn’t you?

      Putin’s pissed … and Zelensky and Europe probably pissed away their last chance to bring some peace to that part of the world, at least for a few years, where Ethnic Hatreds go clear to the bone and last for generations.

      Putin’s goal at the moment seems to be to bleed Ukraine dry of men. He is probably hoping that Ukraine lowers the draft age from 25 to 18 so he can bleed out the next cycle of breeders. Happened with France when they tried to invade Russia a few years back when under 1% of those several hundred thousand Frenchmen who went into Russia and tried to go to Moscow ever made it back home to France.

      Russia basically did the same thing again, but to a different ethnic group, when some guy with a funny mustache tried a similar maneuver a few years later and they also bled that group of people dry.

    • The same thing we get if there is no agreement.

      The agreement forces Russia to either cease & desist, or run the risk of committing a direct Act of War against the United States, in front of the entire world.

      {I’d like to pause here and mention that a few thousand Bolsheviks conquered the millions of Imperial Russia. They did so by leveraging public opinion.}

      Killing a few American contractors (legit ones, not ex-mil from whatever Halliburton is calling itself, this month) would put Putin on the wrong side of the public opinion of several billion people. Mr. Putin is a serious student of history. I would be incredibly surprised if he missed this lesson. Ergo, continuing the fight would become exceedingly tedious for Russia.

      As I have said, Russia has had a warm water port at Sevastopol, Crimea for longer than the United States has existed. They will, under no circumstances, surrender this port, and the Crimeans themselves seceded from Ukraine and then petitioned Russia for admission to Greater Russia as a Russian territory, so I don’t see Russia turning these people out and ceding Crimea back to Ukraine.

      I’m guessing if Putin blitzes Ukraine, we will get to renegotiate with the Duma. I’m also guessing this is the less-desirable option…

  11. Folks,
    It seems that Wednesday’s USA-Ukraine mineral deal was signed on behalf of Ukraine by Minister Yulia Svyrydenko who sits as an independent member of parliament. She is from Chernihiv (‘Black’), Ukraine. Legend suggests the city name derives from “Chernobog”, the pagan Slavic ‘black god of evil and misfortune’, according to 12th century Christian missionaries.

  12. I pulled this comment from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRL8eT31xO8

    About people collapsing in China and the cemeteries being full.

    “Hyper progressive disease (commonly called turbo cancers) operates a bit differently than previous cancers.
    It can use glutathione to decrease oxygen and thereby increases the growth rate of the cancer.

    Whereas before antioxidants and especially glutathione could help support the immune system to attack a cancer now the immune system does not recognize this type of cancer and does not attack it.

    With these new very aggressive cancers both standard and alternative approaches are often doing the opposite of what is needed to fight these cancers.

    Chemotherapy will reduce platelets and oxygen in the body. Antioxidants of course reduce oxygen in the body.
    Cryotherapy (cold plunge) reduces oxygen in the body. Monoclonal antibodies stimulate the immune system that does not readily recognize these cancers making it far less effective and can increase autoimmunity. (The 20% of people who find monoclonal antibodies helpful for standard cancers are the ones that also have high fevers as a side effect).

    Increasing oxygen is needed to destroy the new cancers. Healthy cells use oxygen and the mitochondria to produce energy. Cancer cells use a fermentation process that does not use oxygen to produce energy. Oxygen can impair cancer cells and support healthy cells .

    Things that are helpful in fighting this hyper progressive disease.

    Fasting. Stimulates autophagy that causes cells that are damaged to be destroyed. Also reduces fuel to the cancer cells that use 17x’s the amount of energy that a normal cell uses.

    A high fat, low protein, zero carb diet (sugar feeds cancer and glutamine can feed it also) cancer does not use ketones for fuel. But it is not advisable to use vegetable/seed oils due to how highly inflammatory they are.
    The carnivore diet is the most nutrient dense and bioavailability diet.

    Having the probiotic L-rueteri.
    Reuterin (the metabolite of lactobacillus rueteri) induces protein oxidation, which reduces ribosomal biosynthesis and cancer cell growth. It has been shown to reduce cancer growth in pancreatitic cancer.
    You can make a fermentable dairy which has 300 billion L-rueteri per 1/2 cup. It also has many other benefits.

    Mega dosing vitamin B1 and B1 cofactors. B1 is necessary for using oxygen in the energy pathways of the body. 80% of the body’s B1 is found in the mitochondria and necessary for mitochondrial health.

    A methylated B complex. When under stress the body quickly burns through B vitamins. To build good red blood cells B vitamins are essential. Especially B12 and B9 (folate). 40-60% of the population has the MTHFR genetic variation that impairs methylation, and using a synthetic B complex will further slow methylation.
    So getting a B vitamin complex that has methylcobalibam and methylefolate is very beneficial as it helps ease stress on the body (even it the person lacks MTHFR variation) the body can absorb and utilize a methylated form better.

    Methylene Blue. Methylene Blue is a donator and acceptor of electrons in the mitochondria. It is used in emergency rooms for metheglobinemia (where the body can not carry oxygen properly).

    Frankincense essential oil (not fragrance which is chemicals and has no healing properties)
    Frankincense has been shown to reduce inflammation (frankincense does not just block inflammation but changes and inflammatory cells into antiinflammatory cells)and promote blood flow (which ultimately increases the amount of oxygen in the brain and blood). It also has anticancer properties.

    MSM (methysulfonylmethane) can increase the permeability of cell walls, and in doing so your cells have a better chance of absorbing all-important nutrients and oxygen

    Iver mectin, fenben, artemisia….
    “In one study, researchers found that combining artemisinin, a compound isolated from the wormwood plant, with high-pressure oxygen reduced cancer cell growth by 38%.”
    Antiparasitics increases oxygen and kills parasites which can interfere with the body getting vital nutrients.

    Stop taking statins “Patients with low concentrations of low density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, lowered as a result of taking statins, are at significantly more risk of being diagnosed as having cancer compared with patients with higher concentrations of the cholesterol, according to a meta-analysis of 23 large studies of statins”

    Exercise. Increases oxygen in the body. And breathing exercises too.

    Breathing through your nose increases oxygen especially during sleep so mouth taping would be helpful if you are a mouth breather at night.

    Quercetin and zinc.
    (quercetin helps get zinc into the cells) Some studies suggest quercetin may positively impact mitochondrial function, which is crucial for cellular energy production and oxygen utilization.
    Zinc can indirectly increase the body’s oxygen levels by increasing the oxygen affinity of hemoglobin, meaning that red blood cells can bind more oxygen when zinc is present, effectively allowing for better oxygen delivery throughout the body.

    Creatine monohydrate is a key part of cellular metabolism, especially when oxygen is limited. It can help replenish adenosine triphosphate (ATP) without oxygen. And when there are low dietary creatine cancer is more likely (less than 1g) but when there is adequate creatine the risk of cancer goes down.

    Vitamin D levels can affect oxygenation in several ways, including:
    Improved oxygen rate
    Studies show that athletes with higher vitamin D levels have a higher oxygen consumption rate, which can help them breathe better and improve endurance.
    Improved tissue oxygenation
    Changes in vitamin D blood concentrations can affect blood parameters, which can improve tissue perfusion and oxygenation.
    Improved cardiorespiratory fitness
    Serum vitamin D levels predict maximal oxygen consumption (VO2max), which is a measure of cardiorespiratory fitness. The effect is greatest in people with low physical activity levels.
    Improved lung function
    Vitamin D deficiency can cause pulmonary function deficits, including lower lung volume.
    Reduced risk of acute respiratory distress syndrome
    Dr. Angus Dalgleish says the cancer treatments will not work without good vitamin D levels.

    Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
    Increased pressure allows your body to carry more oxygen.

    Red light therapy and/or infrared sauna therapy.
    Red Light Therapy enhances cellular energy production and promotes healing at a cellular level, HBOT floods the body with oxygen, optimizing the healing process.
    Infrared saunas cause blood vessels to dilate and improve blood flow and oxygen to tissues.
    They also stimulate the mitochondria to make melatonin in the cells. Melatonin is the most powerful antioxidant but according to current/recent research it does not increase the growth of hyper progressive disease.
    It is vital for clearing waste and toxins from the cells.

    Sleep.
    Sleep is necessary for the body to heal, detox, and repair.
    Your body needs good sleep.

    God bless.”

  13. “Little children were trained not to do “just what they liked” but… but what… Of course! What others liked. And which others? Parents, teachers, supervisors, policemen, judges, officials, kings, dictators. All authorities. When you are trained to despise “just what you like” then, of course, you become a much more obedient servant of others — a good slave. When you learn not to do “just what you like” then the System loves you.”
    — Robert M. Pirsig, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance

    Blind Faith – Do What You Like

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6rqSpjCFGM&pp=ygUcQmxpbmQgZmFpdGggZG8gd2hhdCB5b3UgbGlrZQ%3D%3D

    Blind Faith perform at London’s Hyde Park, 1969 Only live concert video of this group and their first gig!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyRWboKYqyE&pp=ygUcQmxpbmQgZmFpdGggZG8gd2hhdCB5b3UgbGlrZQ%3D%3D

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