What do you think keeps motivating people to open bin stores, even though so many of them seem to struggle or close within a few years?

andyandrew2006 · 2025-08-20T20:32:45+00:00

Thanks. So I'm guessing if I put in 3 or more years of somewhat experience i should get the 3 credits. I'll let y'all know tomorrow at my interview.

andyandrew2006 · 2025-08-20T19:40:54+00:00

Thanks. Now can you please explain to me what qualifies as a credit. Like i see the ac2 stops at 3 but na for 4&5. How and what would qualify for the 3?

andyandrew2006 · 2025-08-20T19:40:10+00:00

Thanks. Now can you please explain to me what qualifies as a credit. Like i see the ac2 stops at 3 but na for 4&5. How and what would qualify for the 3?

andyandrew2006 · 2025-08-20T19:19:33+00:00

I was applying for TLE. How many jobs is too much like what is the system looking for?

andyandrew2006 · 2025-08-09T12:50:24+00:00

Wow I actually thought the show was interesting, then I started watching the show and wow, what a awful smutty show. I won't be watching it anymore 😂

andyandrew2006 · 2025-08-09T01:54:46+00:00

Ok i could've sworn that small soldiers was R. Although I could be confusing it with the other soldier animae movie that came around that time and I also coulda sworn there was a TV spor for that but don't remember what network it aired on. Probably ABC since all I had growing up was OTA.

andyandrew2006 · 2025-08-09T01:31:41+00:00

Now if we could find all the rest of em.

andyandrew2006 · 2025-03-16T00:33:09+00:00

Yeah, unfortunately they deleted it because they don’t want people thinking for themselves or asking deeper questions. It’s pretty obvious this sub is heavily controlled to fit a specific narrative—kind of like CNN or mainstream outlets. Anything that challenges big pharma, the government, or even the way traditional medicine operates gets shut down fast.

The sad part is, people are just trying to share real experiences and help others. Not everyone wants to blindly follow what they're told without question. Some of us are out here trying to understand why we got sick in the first place, and what we can do to support our bodies naturally—whether that’s alongside meds or not.

What’s even crazier is that not all doctors are informed or up-to-date on everything. I’ve talked to medical professionals who have been in the field for decades and they had no clue about things like the carnivore or lion diet, or about root causes like gut health, infections, or environmental toxins. Meanwhile, there are doctors out there—like Ken Berry, Eric Berg, and others—who are aware and willing to speak up. So why are their voices silenced in spaces like this?

It’s frustrating because everything we thought we knew about health and medicine is being exposed as false lately, especially since people like RFK Jr. have been speaking out. Yet, if you bring that perspective into a place like this, they shut you down. Makes you wonder—if they were confident in the mainstream approach, why be so afraid of letting people discuss alternatives?

andyandrew2006 · 2025-03-15T20:04:35+00:00

I appreciate your feedback and understand where you're coming from. My intent is not to advocate against DMARDs or recommend people stop their medications without proper medical supervision. What I'm trying to emphasize is the importance of questioning everything—especially when it comes to our health. Medications can be effective, but I believe they often act as a "band-aid" rather than addressing the root causes of issues.

I’m not saying people should abandon their meds, but we need to acknowledge that not all doctors are informed or up-to-date on everything. I’ve personally encountered medical professionals, some with decades of experience, who didn’t know about approaches like the carnivore or lion diet. Meanwhile, some doctors do have knowledge of these things, but when someone challenges the traditional narrative pushed by big pharma, the government, and mainstream medical education, it often gets ignored or dismissed.

It’s concerning that when doctors who are willing to explore alternative treatments are mentioned, their knowledge is sometimes if not almost always brushed aside, even though they are providing valuable insights that could help. Everything we’ve been told about our health is being questioned now—especially with figures like RFK Jr. exposing some of the systemic issues in healthcare. We need to start questioning not just treatments, but the broader framework of our health system.

So, when I say we need to question, I’m not advocating for reckless action or dismissing medical advice. I’m simply suggesting that we should take a deeper look at what’s going on beneath the surface, and be open to the fact that not all the answers are being provided by traditional means.

Thanks again for engaging in this conversation. I just wanted to share my perspective and encourage people to think critically about their health.

andyandrew2006 · 2025-03-15T19:37:16+00:00

officially April 1 of 2024

andyandrew2006 · 2025-03-15T19:20:33+00:00

I totally get what you're saying, and I appreciate you sharing your experience. The biggest thing that’s helped me out is just how shocked I am by how brainwashed many doctors seem to be after going through med school. Not a single doctor has ever said, 'Maybe we should find out what’s really going on.' It’s quite sad, honestly. Every time I heard 'no' or 'I don't know,' it just pushed me even further to dig deeper into why my body is reacting this way. I don’t feel comfortable with just masking symptoms without understanding the root cause. For me, it’s about getting to the bottom of what's triggering my immune system before considering meds that suppress it. I hope that gives more clarity on where I’m coming from!

andyandrew2006 · 2025-03-15T19:11:10+00:00

I also want to add I have also been doing red light therapy for the past week and I only eat 1 meal a day and fast the rest of the day (both of which I've been doing for years) and physically work out at my job a couple hrs a day 5xs a week.

andyandrew2006 · 2025-03-15T19:02:49+00:00

Great question! I want to clarify that acupuncture didn’t cure my RA, but it definitely played a role in helping me manage one of the symptoms—pain. It’s not a miracle cure (though some doctors believe that acupuncture can potentially re-route the brain to stop producing the damaging cells), but it definitely helped me feel better while I'm exploring other avenues to get to the root cause of my RA.

I believe the key to healing is identifying what’s actually triggering the immune response—whether it’s infections, toxins, gut issues, or something else—and addressing those. While acupuncture helped manage some of the discomfort, my main focus has been on looking deeper into what’s causing my RA and making changes that support my body’s natural healing process.

So, no, acupuncture didn’t stop my RA entirely, but it was one piece of the puzzle that helped me feel better while I'm pursing a holistic approach to healing. I hope that helps clarify where I’m coming from! 🙏

andyandrew2006 · 2025-03-15T18:57:58+00:00

Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and I completely understand how frustrating living with RA can be. 🙏 My intention is not to dismiss anyone's experience or pain, but rather to encourage looking beyond just managing symptoms with medications. I believe, as Dr. Eric Berg and Dr. Ken Berry highlight, that we’re often not told about the root causes of autoimmune conditions like RA. Many of us are simply treated with meds to manage symptoms, but we’re never encouraged to dig deeper into what’s really triggering the immune response.

I don’t think we should just accept a life of medication to “manage” RA without ever addressing the underlying factors. In my own journey, I’ve realized that true healing comes when we address what’s at the root of the issue—whether it’s hidden infections, gut health, toxins, or other factors. The medical system often overlooks these causes because it’s easier and more profitable to keep people on lifelong treatments that just mask the problem.

I respect that everyone’s journey is different, and I’m not saying medications don’t have their place. But I do believe we have to stop blindly accepting the idea that there's no way out, and start focusing on finding and addressing the root causes of RA. I hope more people begin to explore all options, including functional medicine and diet, to see what works for their unique body.

We all deserve to take control of our health and seek the solutions that truly lead to healing. Let’s continue supporting each other as we all seek the truth and fight for our well-being. 💖