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When it comes to some processed American food favorites, ignorance is truly bliss. Because if consumers really knew what went into their foods, they may actually be motivated to eating healthier. There is no greater example of this than the great American hot dog.
Recently profiled on Discovery Channel’s How It’s Made program, a hot dog factory let viewers in on the nauseating secrets to their success.
We’ve all heard that hot dogs are made of lips and other disgusting meat leftovers, not suitable for the “finer” cuts. And it’s true—these meat tubes are filled with the bits and pieces of pork, chicken, and beef not good enough to be packaged as-is. Instead, they are ground together, resembling hamburger meat.
Then, starches, flavors, and no doubt some MSG for good measure, are added. Water is added to the mix and the result slightly resembles a meat soft-serve. Corn syrup is added to sweeten the pot and, well, because it wouldn’t be an American processed food if it didn’t contain corn.
Read: Hot Dogs as Bad as Cigarettes?
Finally, it is packaged in casings and receives a “smoke shower” before baking and being soaked with a salt water solution.
The images accompanying the profile are nothing short of sickening and prove that the truth about hot dogs is even worse than you likely imagined.
Next time you decide to fire up the grill, consider grilled vegetables or at the very least, meat that didn’t have to be processed beyond recognition before reaching the supermarket.

http://tv.naturalsociety.com/really-want-know-hot-dog-made/

Hot dogs — both vegetarian and meat-based — were found to contain a lot more than you bargained for in a new report by a food watchdog group. (Photo: Getty Images) Think you’re making the healthy choice by picking a vegetarian hot dog? Check the brand you’re buying: A new report found that 10 percent of the vegetarian hot dogs tested contained meat, including chicken in a vegetarian breakfast sausage and pork in a vegetarian hot dog. But that’s not all. Clear Food, a company that genetically tests food products, looked at 345 hot dog samples from 75 brands, including meat-based and meat-free franks. Of those 345 hot dogs, 14.4 percent had some sort of issue, be it a labeling inaccuracy or hygiene problem. Some dogs were labeled pork-free — important for certain religions — but were found to contain pork after all. Others listed only one type of meat but included several or didn’t contain all the ingredients listed. Even grosser: 2 percent of all samples were found to have traces of human DNA in them. Veggie dogs were the worst off, accounting for 67 percent of the hygiene issues and two-thirds of the human DNA found.The good news: As bad as some brands were found to be, there are some trustworthy options out there. The report lists the soy chorizo and meatless corn dogs at Trader Joe’s as safe picks for vegetarians, and Taveritte’s, Whole Foods’ 365 brand, Aidell’s, Hebrew National, Ball Park, Oscar Mayer, and Johnsonville for meat eaters. Find the full details, plus more recommendations for staying safe, at Clear Food.

http://tv.naturalsociety.com/neurosurgeon-explains-detox-chemtrail-poisons/

Have you looked up into the chemtrail skies lately? These aerial sprayings are slowly making people sick with their puffy white chemical soup. Neurosurgeon, Dr. Russell Blaylock recently talked openly about chemtrails and what they are doing to our health, but also how to detox them on this video.
Whether the pilots on huge C130’s know what they are doing, or are practicing the see-no-evil, hear-no-evil tactics encouraged by our US military (commanded by a corrupt government) they are dumping all kinds of chemicals on us at an alarmingly increasing rate. (There are plenty of amazing service-people who have even been whistle-blowers on chemtrails) .
It doesn’t matter if you believe chemtrails are a ‘conspiracy theory,’ though even though the US government coined the term ‘chemtrails’ before any blogger ever did; people will still get sick from their existence. Dr. Blaylock warns we will see an increase in numerous diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia, cancer, and upper-respiratory diseases just to name a few. But here is the good news – according to this particular neurosurgeon, you can help your body detox from some of the numerous chemicals in chemtrails (thorium, barium, mercury, aluminum oxide, and strontium).
Here is the list of things you can do to reduce the inflammatory response that is caused by some of these chemicals:

• Tocopherols in Vitamin E will help reduce inflammation in your brain and body, thus reducing the toxic effect of chemtrails. Almond milk is a great source of naturally occurring Vitamin E, as is

• Vitamin C, when added to Vitamin E, is a powerful protector of the brain, according to Dr. Blaylock.

• Curcumin binds with aluminum and helps to reduce its toxic effects, and supports its elimination from the body.

• Saffron is another great way to support brain health and detox these chemicals. It is also full of cancer-fighting carotenoids. In some studies, saffron has also shown to promote learning, memory and recall due to a compound in the plant called ‘crocin’.

• Flax seed has been shown to help reduce radiation poisoning and boost brain power as well.

• Cinnamon is full of antioxidants and can also reduce the inflammatory response in the body.

ATTITUDES towards God and immigrants can be changed by beaming magnetic waves into the brain, scientists have claimed.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/611992/Scientists-experiment-magnets-immigrants-God-magnetic-waves

A bizarre experiment claims to be able to make Christians no longer believe in God and make Britons open their arms to migrants in experiments some may find a threat to their values.
Scientists looked at how the brain resolves abstract ideological problems.
Using a technique called transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), researchers safely shut down certain groups of neurones in the brains of volunteers. 
TMS, which is used to treat depression, involves placing a large electromagnetic coil against the scalp which creates electric currents that stimulate nerve cells in the region of the brain involved in mood control.
Researchers found the technique radically altered religious perceptions and prejudice.
Belief in God was reduced almost by a third, while participants became 28.5 per cent less bothered by immigration numbers.

Magnetic waves were used to shut down certain groups of neurones in the brainDr Keise Izuma, from the University of York, said: “People often turn to ideology when they are confronted by problems.
“We wanted to find out whether a brain region that is linked with solving concrete problems, like deciding how to move one’s body to overcome an obstacle, is also involved in solving abstract problems addressed by ideology.”
The scientists targeted the posterior medial frontal cortex, a brain region a few inches up from the forehead that is associated with detecting and responding to problems.

Researchers found the technique radically altered religious perceptions and prejudice

Volunteers were asked to rate their belief in God, heaven, the devil, and hell after undergoing pre-screening to ensure that they held religious convictions.
Dr Izuma said: “We decided to remind people of death because previous research has shown that people turn to religion for comfort in the face of death.
“As expected, we found that when we experimentally turned down the posterior medial frontal cortex, people were less inclined to reach for comforting religious ideas despite having been reminded of death.”

The American participants were also shown two essays written by newly arrived immigrants – one highly complimentary of the US and the other extremely critical.
Dr Izuma said: “When we disrupted the brain region that usually helps detect and respond to threats, we saw a less negative, less ideologically motivated reaction to the critical author and his opinions.”

The experiment changed people’s opinions on immigrants, claimed scientistsThe research, published in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience, suggests our brains use the same basic mental pathways to solve practical problems such as following directions or ideological issues such as immigration and religion.
Lead author Dr Colin Holbrook, form the the University of California at Los Angeles, said: “These findings are very striking, and consistent with the idea that brain mechanisms that evolved for relatively basic threat-response functions are re–purposed to also produce ideological reactions.”