Another vote for this excellent episode! For those of you who don't already know Joel Salatin: you're in for a treat. @General Ned Ludd

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Joel shares how to resist the temptations of scale when building ecologically for glory. Joel Salatin is a popular author, a farmer, and the founde...

I don't agree with Abigail Shrier on everything but I think her work on kids and therapy is excellent. This horrifying excerpt is from her most recent Substack: The context is new state law in Illinois that put into place health screenings for all public school kids from 3rd to 12th grade. I believe the school questionnaire, which is different from the one above, was generously created by Pfizer (maker of the very lucrative antidepressant Zoloft and also of Pristiq for adults, which *increases* suicidal ideation "especially in young adults" according to their own studies).

I've been experimenting with short (30-ish hour) dry fasts. I've water fasted in the past, and this is definitely different. No hunger, no weird electrolyte imbalance issues, but way lower energy! It's like everything's normal - I feel totally fine - but I'm running at something like 75% capacity. The day after each dry fast, my energy and mood are insane. As in, randomly dancing around while talking with my husband because it's just too hard to stand still. I think this continues for a few days but the first day is most pronounced. Autophagy on dry fasting is supposed to be amazing. I don't have anything in particular to heal but I like the idea of it as a consistent health protocol. @jack mallers posted about fasting recently (and mentioned that he doesn't like dry fasting) Anyone with fasting experience care to share? #fasting

With all the vlogs, we're seeing lots of cool content 💜 Also learning that we have not yet reached consensus on whether it's No-str or Naw-str