Author: Randolph Jason

Sweet pick-me-up: Dark chocolate is a treat that fights fatigue

Randolph Jason

Sweet pick-me-up: Dark chocolate is a treat that fights fatigue by: Janine Acero for Natural News Consuming large quantities of sweets every day is a sure way to secure a spot in the doctor’s office. Sweet things like chocolate can cause a “sugar rush,” which sounds harmless but is anything but. Sugar rush pertains to a rapid rise in blood sugar that wears off after a while. When blood sugar consequently drops below normal levels, it results in fatigue. Research suggests that dark chocolate or cocoa, the healthier counterpart of sweetened or milk chocolate, helps relieve fatigue –…

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Quick Shot Responses to “Truth Cannot Be Known with Any Certainty” (Podcast)

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Quick Shot Responses to “Truth Cannot Be Known with Any Certainty” Podcast by J. Warner for Cold Case Christianity In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity Broadcast, J. Warner offers a number of brief, rhetorically powerful responses to the objection: “Truth Cannot Be Known with Any Certainty.” Even if some claims are objectively true, how can we be sure – given our limited ability as finite humans – we can know the truth with any certainty? Isn’t it arrogant to claim you know something is true, to the exclusion of all…

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Five Democrats Warn Supreme Court It Could be ‘Restructured;’ Urge It to Drop 2nd Amendment Case

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Five Democrats Warn Supreme Court It Could be ‘Restructured;’ Urge It to Drop 2nd Amendment Case By Susan Jones for CNS News Five Democrat senators have filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court, urging it to stay out of a pending Second Amendment case and warning it that a majority of Americans now believe the “Supreme Court should be restructured in order to reduce the influence of politics.” The case, New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. City of New York, is the first major challenge to gun laws since 2010, the…

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Let’s all be grateful

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Let’s all be grateful by Dr. Joseph Mercola for Mercola While a healthy lifestyle can include many different things, perhaps one of the most overlooked is purposely adopting an attitude of gratitude. There’s an awful lot of stress and unhappiness in the world, and gratitude is an effective remedy that costs nothing. The World Happiness Report,1 issued annually since 2012, looks at gross domestic product per capita, healthy life expectancy, freedom of choice, social support, generosity and perception of corruption occurring in 156 countries. For 2019, the United States’ ranking dropped for…

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THE NFL STRIKES A DEAL WITH LUCIFERIAN MUSIC STAR JAY-Z USING THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE TO PROMOTE SOCIAL JUSTICE PROGRAM ‘INSPIRE CHANGE’

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THE NFL STRIKES A DEAL WITH LUCIFERIAN MUSIC STAR JAY-Z USING THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE TO PROMOTE SOCIAL JUSTICE PROGRAM ‘INSPIRE CHANGE’  by Geoffrey Grider for Now The End Begins “I’m black. That’s my world,” Jay-Z said at his offices in Manhattan. If he didn’t do business with wealthy business interests who he may disagree with politically, he added, “then I couldn’t have any TV shows. I couldn’t put my platform on TV because I’m sure someone who owns the broadcast network has supported someone who I don’t believe should be…

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What the Bible Actually Teaches About Small Groups

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What the Bible Actually Teaches About Small Groups by RICK WARREN for Charisma News Do you know where you can see the greatest model of unlimited, spontaneous expansion of a local congregation? Just read the book of Acts! The church of Jerusalem gives us the greatest model ever on the explosive growth of the church. In fact, the church’s growth described in Acts is nothing short of a miracle. At the beginning of Acts 1, there are 120 believers. By the time we get to Acts 4, the number of…

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Suspect that shot six Philadelphia police officers in a wild shootout finally surrenders

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Suspect that shot six Philadelphia police officers in a wild shootout finally surrenders by Sean Walton for The Daily Sheeple A man accused of shooting six Philadelphia police officers during a standoff that lasted more than seven hours has surrendered to police. A member of the SWAT team shot tear gas into the home on North 15th and Butler streets around midnight. The suspect, identified by police as 36-year-old Maurice Hill of Philadelphia, then walked out of the home and was taken into custody by police. He was taken to Temple…

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5 All-Natural Ways To Lower Blood Pressure And Avoid Medication

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5 All-Natural Ways To Lower Blood Pressure And Avoid Medication by: Susan Patterson for Off the Grid News Millions of Americans are plagued with what is often called the “silent killer” — high blood pressure. Often, elevated blood pressure goes entirely unnoticed and undiagnosed until it is too late. Hypertension occurs when the force of blood against artery walls rises. During this process, the heart kicks into overdrive trying to pump blood throughout the body. Some people inevitably suffer from a genetic predisposition to elevated blood pressure. Nevertheless, others experience this…

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