Maurice Pierce January 17, 2025
Lactose is milk sugar and is found in all dairy products made from milk. It is composed of two simple sugars and must be broken down into them (glucose and galactose) before they can be absorbed by the small intestine. When the small intestine is unable to produce enough lactose enzyme to digest all the lactose one eats.
The lactose is pushed on into the large intestine where bacteria will ferment it. Fermentation causes digestive symptoms like bloating, diarrhea and excessive flatulence (farting). It may also help to increase the overgrowth of certain pro-inflammatory bacteria.
If so, it can lead to a disruption in the normal balance of the gut microbiome. A disrupted gut microbiome may weaken the tight junctions between cells in the wall of the large intestine. Thus, leading to a leaky gut – as a result, bacteria and their toxins can leak into the bloodstream.
When bacteria and their toxins enter the bloodstream, they circulate throughout the body. Their presence activates immune cells to initiate an inflammatory response that can be systemic (affecting the entire body). But thankfully, infants hardly ever have a problem with breast milk because they are born with high levels of the lactose enzymes in their small intestine.
That said, lactose is added to all ultra-processed foods. This is because of its ability to carry flavor and colors. At the same time, lactose acts as a bulking agent (an additive that increases the volume and/or weight of a food).
Lactose may never appear on the ingredient list of any ultra-processed food. Whey, casein and cream are hidden sources of lactose and, since they already contain the sugar, lactose doesn’t need to be listed separately. Know this, studies estimate that close to 70 percent of the world’s population can’t fully digest lactose in the small intestine.
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Maurice Pierce January 2, 2025
Everything we’ve been taught to believe about the limitations of the mind and body are lies for profit. First, the most important thing to know, believe and never forget is that your body can and will heal itself if you stop poisoning it. Understanding that we don’t have to panic every time we experience pain in our lives is going to be a very difficult thing to convince ourselves of in today’s world.
The industries responsible for the seven deadly poisons that are likely causing all the pain in our lives have invested billions in promoting them as safe at certain levels. But, what about the daily exposure to all seven deadly poisons “at said safe levels” simultaneously? This is, at present, what we are unwittingly and willingly indulging in without hesitation because of industry propaganda.
Industry propaganda is the deliberate use of disinformation to spread messages that benefit an industry’s viewpoint about their products. To influence how we feel and think, in order to manipulate our behavior. Know this, things will not end well for us (the public at large) as long as we continue to indulge in the seven deadly poisons daily.
Let’s leave it at that and instead, focus on detoxication. That would involve buying minimally processed and fructose-free food, avoiding QSRs, going organic when possible and showing self-restraint when it comes to using cosmetics, toxic LSI drugs and industrial chemicals. Last but not least, make the bedroom in your home an EMF-free space as best you can.
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Maurice Pierce December 18, 2024
Self-anger poisons the body like UPFs, QSR food, agricultural and industrial chemicals. Self-hate fogs the mind like opioid medications and toxic heavy metals. Fear heightens anger and hate like fructose and EMFs heightens the risk of sickness.
Self-anger, self-hate, and fear of the unknown – are intangible (aka psychological) toxins. Intangible toxins can trigger an obsession, like the need to wear toxic cosmetics. These psychological toxins are very much a part of a toxic lifestyle, as are the 7 deadly poisons.
To prevent intangible toxins from controlling your life, have knowledge of self. That means, you must uncover your very first chronic fear and then understand what it forced you to accept. What was accepted then became your worst fear. Be persistent in recognizing that in yourself and defying it.
So, your worst fear won’t be a physical object or a form of life you find threatening. It will be psychological, which makes your worst fear just as intangible as the intangible toxins. That said, intangible toxins may be manifestations of our worst fear.
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