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Raw milk vs pasteurized milk for blood sugar
Weird fact… Did you know that raw milk doesn’t spoil… but pasteurized milk does?
Look at this picture, the raw milk didn’t get moldy, but store-bought milk did…
Now, I’m not saying anyone should or shouldn’t drink raw milk…
But I always tell people to stay away from store-bought milk...
Because when milk is pasteurized, it’s stripped of its natural flavor… and then, manufacturers add tons of sugar to it!
All that extra sugar spikes your blood glucose and can make you diabetic!
Terrorist commander accused of planning attacks across U.S., authorities say
A terrorist commander was accused of planning three attacks across the U.S. and faced terrorism charges on Wednesday.
Mohammad Al-Saadi is accused of attempting to hire someone — who turned out to be an undercover member of law enforcement — to carry out the attacks, which were planned for New York City, Los Angeles and Scottsdale, Arizona. He is expected to appear in a federal court in lower Manhattan on Wednesday for his initial appearance, according to two sources familiar with the charges.
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Supreme Court rejects Virginia Democrats' bid to revive new congressional map
The Supreme Court on Friday rejected a bid by Virginia Democrats to revive its new voter-approved congressional map that was drawn to advantage the party for the upcoming midterm elections.
In an unsigned one-sentence order, the Supreme Court left intact a ruling from Virginia's highest court that invalidated an amendment to the state constitution authorizing adoption of the new House district lines. No dissents were noted.
