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 15 ways to know you're living way too close to the cityBy Mike Adams, May 8 2014
(NaturalNews) Are you living too close to the city? Cities are great places for convenience and culture, but in any kind of a crisis -- food shortage, power grid failure, natural disaster, etc. -- cities are very dangerous places to find yourself.
People who live in cities are, almost by definition, not self-reliant. They have few redundancies and are therefore highly vulnerable to disruptions in key infrastructure.
That's why I've assembled a quick list of the top 15 ways to know when you're...
 Pesticides are heavily used near thousands of California schoolsBy Julie Wilson , May 8 2014
(NaturalNews) The adverse health effects associated with human exposure to pesticides have been well known for decades. Author Rachel Carson helped create public awareness in the early 1960s through her book entitled Silent Spring. In it, she documented the detrimental effects pesticides have on both the environment and humans. Carson also described the power held by chemical companies and the disinformation they provide to the public, including lying about the effects pesticides have on humans.
Her...
 U.S. wastes $2.9 billion growing GMOs banned in ChinaBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, April 23 2014
(NaturalNews) A new report from the National Grain and Feed Association reveals that over a million tons of genetically modified corn coming from the US has been blocked at Chinese imports since late 2013.
The US agriculture industry has since then taken a $2.9 billion hit, as the GMO corn shipments are turned down. According to the report, US corn exports to China are down 85 percent since January, when compared to figures obtained in early 2013.
The GMO corn, manufactured from Syngenta AG...
 Epigenetics proof: Mother's diet selectively silences genes of offspringBy David Gutierrez, May 8 2014
(NaturalNews) A study published April 29 in the journal Nature Communications has provided the first proof that a mother's diet can change the expression of genes in her unborn child. The study was conducted by researchers from the Medical Research Council (MRC) International Nutrition Group at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and the MRC Unit in the Gambia.
"Our results represent the first demonstration in humans that a mother's nutritional well-being at the time of conception...
 Four foods that lower blood pressureBy Michael Ravensthorpe, May 8 2014
(NaturalNews) According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an estimated 67 million Americans -- approximately one in three adults -- suffer from hypertension, or high blood pressure. In 2009 alone, high blood pressure was the primary or contributing cause of almost 350,000 deaths in the United States, which averages at 1,000 deaths per day. The disorder is, in essence, an epidemic in the Western world.
Though high blood pressure can be triggered by stress and other external factors...
 'Vampire therapy' reverses effects of agingBy David Gutierrez, May 5 2014
(NaturalNews) In unrelated studies all published on May 4, researchers from two separate universities have shown that infusions of blood from younger mice may actually reverse the effects of aging in older mice. Older mice who received "young blood" exhibited increases in muscle strength and endurance; their brains grew new nerve cells, and they became better at cognitive tests.
If replicated in humans, the findings may suggest a relatively simple treatment for currently incurable conditions such...
 The effect of strawberries on cholesterolBy Sandeep Godiyal, May 8 2014
(NaturalNews) Strawberries are one of the most popular summer fruits available. Because of their short growing season, they are normally quick-frozen to preserve their nutrients and to make them available during the months when they are out of season. When frozen correctly, strawberries retain the majority of their nutrients without losing flavor or fiber.
Beneficial nutrients
Strawberries are full of antioxidants. With an abundance of anthocyanins, flavonoids and ellagitannins in their nutritional...
 When a microwave oven is running, you should be tooBy S. D. Wells, May 8 2014
(NaturalNews) Nary is there a human being on Earth who doesn't know that microwave ovens irradiate food, destroy nutrition and are hazardous to your health, but for so many, the convenience of them wins the battle, and you can find a "nuker" (radiation oven) in more than 90% of U.S. homes and in most office "break rooms" across the globe. Having a microwave oven is almost as common place as having a television.
What hardly any person knows is that metals in the body, including in dental fillings...
 Avoid menopause induced bone loss and diseaseBy Jonathan Landsman, May 8 2014
(NaturalNews) Unfortunately, conventional medicine has done a poor job helping women to avoid the health risks associated with menopause. Just to be clear - an excessive loss of hormones will cause a loss of energy, muscle mass, bone strength, cognitive function and memory. With an estimated 6,000 women per day, in the United States alone, reaching menopause - this health issue should not be ignored.
Women can experience the 'fountain of youth'. On the next NaturalNews Talk Hour, Jonathan Landsman...
 The powerful tool for beating depression you cannot ignoreBy Reuben Chow, May 8 2014
(NaturalNews) When it comes to treating depression, many things come to mind, from antidepressant medications to natural therapies like yoga and herbal remedies like St. John's wort. In particular, there is one very crucial element which cannot be ignored. As humans are social animals, the very important role that relationships play cannot be overlooked or underestimated.
Important aspects of fighting depression include the right lifestyle habits, positive thinking patterns and the use of natural...
 Walking increases creative thinkingBy David Gutierrez, May 8 2014
(NaturalNews) People perform more creatively when walking, according to a study conducted by researchers from Stanford University and published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory and Cognition.
The findings -- which found as much as a 60 percent increase in ability to perform creative tasks while walking -- support anecdotal comments from many creative people who claim that they get their best ideas while walking. Some corporate executives have even been known to hold...
 4 ways to make bath time more therapeuticBy Derek Henry, May 8 2014
(NaturalNews) Nothing beats a hot bath on a cool winters night, or when one needs to relax and let the troubles of the day wash away. The simple act of bathing has benefits related to hygiene but the benefits increase dramatically when these 4 things are incorporated into your bath time routine.
Magnesium flakesMagnesium flakes are a great way to improve the health benefits of bath time by infusing your water with this 'miracle mineral' and allowing its healing action to take place by absorbing...
 Gluten, aspartame and canola oil - an American 'recipe' for health disasterBy S. D. Wells, April 24 2014
(NaturalNews) God bless America and your right to choose between healthy living and slow death by chemical consumption, if only you knew how. Where are the warnings about canola oil choking your cells and fueling cancer? Where are the hazardous waste signs on the product labels that contain aspartame, letting consumers know that it is the feces of GM E. coli? Who really knows that more than 95% of gluten contains pesticide that sticks to your insides for weeks and even months, trapping bacteria and...
 Woman overcomes systemic candidiasis with raw food dietBy Raw Michelle, May 8 2014
(NaturalNews) Always tired, depressed and getting sick, Amanda Brocket's battle with systemic candidiasis was getting the best of her. Being mentally and physically drained from constantly struggling with intense sugar cravings compounded the situation (1). Even doctors were unable to help her overcome her systemic candidiasis, a yeast infection known to be deadly in up to 45 percent of people with the condition. At its worst, systemic candidiasis can travel throughout the body, attacking the brain...
 Larger brains correlate to greater self-control, cognitive functionBy David Gutierrez, April 24 2014
(NaturalNews) Animals with larger brains have more self control, according to a landmark study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on April 21.
The study is the first large-scale investigation into the evolutionary basis of self control, the researchers said.
"We talk a lot about how we physically evolve, but what our brains actually do, across species, has not been examined in this level of detail," said researcher Mikel Delgado of the University of California...
 Fluoride finally has a use: it makes awesome flexible batteries!By J. D. Heyes, May 8 2014
(NaturalNews) Researchers at a lab at Rice University are inching closer to flexible, portable and wearable electronics after creating a thin film for energy storage.
A team led by Rice chemist James Tour has developed a flexible material with nanoporous nickel-fluoride electrodes that are layered around a solid electrolyte to provide battery-like supercapacitor performance that marries the best qualities of a high-energy battery with a high-powered supercapacitor minus the lithium found today...
 8 types of food to keep your immune system happy and working optimallyBy Reuben Chow, May 7 2014
(NaturalNews) Everyone has to eat anyway, so relying on foods to give immune function a boost makes perfect sense. Here are some foods which can give anyone's immunity a lift.
Natural whole foodsA well-balanced diet containing sufficient amounts of various essential nutrients forms a critical foundation of good immune function. According to Michael Murray, ND, "nutrient deficiency is the most frequent cause of a depressed immune system". In fact, much research points to the fact that deficiency...
Junk food stealing your manhood? Unhealthy diets cause testosterone to plummetBy David Gutierrez, May 7 2014
(NaturalNews) Men with a less healthy diet have lower levels of testosterone, according to a study conducted by researchers from the University of Kentucky and the University of North Texas and published in the Journal of Primary Care and Community Health on April 22. The study was funded by the National Institutes of Health.
Testosterone is a sex hormone typically found in all human beings, the highest levels being found in post-pubescent males. It is known to play important roles in male sexual...
 Whole Foods Market (WFM) stock plunges 20% after Natural News reveals 'big lie' on toxic heavy metalsBy Mike Adams, May 7 2014
(NaturalNews) The stock of Whole Foods Market (WFM) plunged 20% in the opening hours today, the day after Natural News published a bombshell article revealing that some Whole Foods Market employees are lying to customers about the presence of toxic heavy metals in rice protein products sold at Whole Foods stores. Click here to see real-time WFM stock prices on Yahoo Finance.
"Whole Foods shares suffering worst day in 7 years" reported Marketwatch.com. The collapse of WFM shares is widely attributed...
 Alkaline diet food secrets revealedBy Mike Adams, May 7 2014
(NaturalNews) Which alkaline diet foods are the most effective at "alkalizing" your body? Is alkalizing even important all by itself, or is it more important to choose healthy, whole foods regardless of their pH?
In this new audio program, I explore the most common myths, secrets and truths about the so-called "alkaline diet" and cover foods that work to help you get better results more quickly.
Hear the full episode at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dn2YgaosT_E
Here's some of what you'll...
 Join Monsanto Stock Plunge May 9 for National Day of Action at Fidelity offices nationwideBy Ethan A. Huff, May 5 2014
(NaturalNews) The stakes have been raised in the fight for food sovereignty with the recent announcement of a nationwide boycott against Monsanto stock. This Friday, May 9, Food Democracy Now!, in conjunction with Natural News, the Cornucopia Institute and many others, is holding a National Day of Action at Fidelity offices all across the country to hit Monsanto where it hurts -- in the pocketbook.
The campaign was first launched several weeks ago and was immediately met with resounding support...
 WHO report labels antibiotic resistance 'global threat,' calls for urgent actionBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, May 2 2014
(NaturalNews) A new report issued by the World Health Organization denounces the current overuse of antibiotics and is saying that antibiotics now pose a "major global threat" to public health.
Calling for urgent action, WHO says that antibiotic resistance is occurring "in every region of the world." Describing the current medical landscape as a "post-antibiotic era," WHO is revealing that simple infections, once treatable, are now capable of taking lives en masse. After analyzing data from 114...
 Food poisoning sickens hundreds at Food Safety Summit; top food industry officials affectedBy Antonia, May 7 2014
(NaturalNews) In what some would say is an ironic moment if ever there was one, more than 100 people attending a Food Safety Summit have recently become ill from food poisoning, of all things.
The April 8-10, 2014, conference was held at the Baltimore Convention Center in Maryland, drawing over 1,000 top food safety officials across the nation. Attendees included members of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and individuals from businesses...
 Putting It All Together: A closer look at how nutritional deficiencies cause physical and mental illnessBy Ethan A. Huff, April 24 2014
(NaturalNews) A disease is not something you "catch," as is popularly believed, but rather something you develop as a result of nutrient deficiency. This is the philosophy behind orthomolecular medicine, or the application of high-dose nutrition in the prevention and treatment of disease, as well as the subject of a powerful book entitled Putting It All Together: The New Orthomolecular Nutrition.
Written by Dr. Abram Hoffer, M.D., Ph.D., and Morton Walker, D.P.M., Putting It All Together provides...
 3 essential components required for true healthBy Derek Henry, May 7 2014
(NaturalNews) There is no shortage of things people can do in order to live a healthier lifestyle. In fact, the frustration often lies in how much there is TO do, and not knowing where to start! If that is the case, start with these three fundamental factors and get started on the path to true health.
Vitamin D Vitamin D is crucial due to its miracle-class ability to halt cancer (77 percent of ALL cancers are prevented by vitamin D alone), to ease depression, boost bone health, improve brain function...
 12 million Americans are misdiagnosed by their doctors every yearBy Ethan A. Huff, April 23 2014
(NaturalNews) Medical malpractice is a lot more common than you might think, with a new study out of Texas having recently discovered that at least one in 20 U.S. patients is misdiagnosed by his or her doctor. Published in the British journal BMJ Quality & Safety, the findings show that upwards of 12 million Americans are misdiagnosed annually, often resulting in useless and potentially harmful medical treatments.
Looking at the data was a team of researchers from the Baylor College of Medicine...
 Dr. David Perlmutter speaking at world diabetes summit, happening nowBy J. D. Heyes, May 7 2014
(NaturalNews) Board-certified neurologist Dr. David Perlmutter is scheduled to speak at the Reversing Diabetes World Summit, a free online health conference running this week.
Click here to see a complete guest list and speaking schedule.
According to his website, Perlmutter, who calls himself an "empowering neurologist," says his "mission is to uncover the food, the facts, the science to control your genetic destiny."
A resident fellow of the American College of Nutrition, Perlmutter received...
 Biobank will collect huge amounts of private DNA data in 'altruistic' studyBy D Holt, May 7 2014
(NaturalNews) A study that will collect the DNA and scan the bodies of hundreds of thousands of volunteers has been started. The aim of the project, which also includes the use of health and lifestyle questionnaires, is to match the data collected to diseases that develop over the course of the lives of the volunteers. The scan data and that of the lifestyle questionnaires will then be used to analyze the effects of DNA, lifestyle and other factors on the health outcomes of the volunteers.
The...
 Helpful tips for building your own herb gardenBy Ethan A. Huff, April 24 2014
(NaturalNews) Spring is in the air, which means the sweet essences of flowering citrus, leafy greens and other fresh fare are soon to follow. But for some people, joining in on this bountiful chorus with their own vegetable or herb gardens might sound too intimidating, or they're not exactly sure where to start. If this is you, the following tips will help simplify the learning curve and get you on track to reaping your own delightful harvest right from your own backyard.
Herbs are among the easiest...
 Eating legumes fights off bad cholesterolBy Sandeep Godiyal, May 7 2014
(NaturalNews) Cholesterol is not a bad word. Like many other substances, there is the necessity in clarifying the information that is provided by popular media. Cholesterol is actually a natural compound that is made by the body and is necessary for good health. The problem lies with the types of cholesterol that are found within the blood stream. New research sheds light on how levels of 'bad' cholestrol can be reduced by eating more legumes.
LDL cholesterol poses a problemLow-density lipoprotein...
 Secret to long life found in 115-year-old woman's bloodBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, April 29 2014
(NaturalNews) In 2005, 115-year-old Hendrikje van Andel-Schipper passed away to old age healthy and disease-free. At the time of her death, Schipper became the oldest person to have her body donated to science. Longevity researchers were interested in understanding why a healthy person suddenly dies of old age. A group of Dutch researchers may be onto something. After researching the woman's stem cells, Dutch researchers, led by Henne Holstege, may have found out why this woman lived disease-free...
 Warning signs of iodine deficiencyBy Reuben Chow, May 7 2014
(NaturalNews) Iodine is a trace element that the body needs for the production of thyroid hormones. The thyroid gland combines iodine with tyrosine, an amino acid, to manufacture the thyroid hormones. These hormones are needed for maintaining normal and healthy metabolism in all cells in the body. Consequently, a lack of iodine in one's dietary intake could result in numerous thyroid-related health conditions and symptoms.
Iodine may also have some other important roles in the body unrelated to...
 Planet Fitness kicks pregnant woman out of the gym for her 'belly hanging out'By PF Louis, April 29 2014
(NaturalNews) A young pregnant woman was working out on a treadmill at a Planet Fitness gym in Charlotte, N.C., when one of the staff approached her and explained that she couldn't bare her bulging midriff. She had to change tops or leave. So she was given a choice.
Melissa Mantor explained that she's 18 weeks pregnant and her tank top was too short to cover the baby bump. So she was offered a large T-shirt and permitted to continue her workout while being warned to adhere to the gym's policy...
 China denounces beards and facial hair, claiming people are 'anti-government'By J. D. Heyes, April 25 2014
(NaturalNews) Are long beards potentially hazardous? Some Chinese officials believe so, or at least, that is the official reason why they are offering an $8,000 "reward" of sorts to any citizen who reports wearers of long beards.
But is there another agenda at work? Most likely. The reason why Chinese officials in Shaya County, Xinjiang, are bashing bushy beards is because they believe they are often worn by potential Islamic terrorists who engage in "separatist preaching," "training for terror...
 Coke and Pepsi replacing toxic brominated vegetable oil (BVO) with another chemical: sucrose acetate isobutyrate (SAIB)By Mike Adams, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) Coca-Cola and Pepsico have both announced they are removing brominated vegetable oil (BVO) from their beverage products following a sustained social media campaign that protested the practice. Brominated vegetable oil is a flame retardant, and it's usually made from genetically modified corn or soy derivatives bonded with a bromine atom.
All bromines are endocrine disruptors, just like fluoride and chlorine (they're all in the same column on the Table of Elements). They can also...
 Action item: Are Whole Foods employees intentionally misleading customers about toxic heavy metals in rice protein products?By Mike Adams, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) Go to Whole Foods today, pick a rice protein product off the shelf, and ask the store manager why they are selling rice protein containing toxic heavy metals at such high levels that they often exceed California Prop. 65 limits by over 1,000%! The answer you get may shock you: some Whole Foods employees and store managers are falsely claiming there are no heavy metals in the products they sell!
One store employee told a Natural News contributing writer, "Oh, that's just somebody...
 Children inundated with 'constant doomsday talk about climate change' warn psychiatristsBy J. D. Heyes, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) Child psychiatrists and other mental health experts say they are seeing an increase in anxiety among today's youth over the constant doom-and-gloom atmosphere they are presented regarding so-called global warming/climate change.
What is most disturbing to them, experts say, is so much talk among the scientific community that nothing more than daily life activities are what is causing the planet to be irreparably damaged. Still, according to Canada's The Globe and Mail newspaper,...
 Eating organic foods reduces pesticide exposure by nearly 90% after just one weekBy David Gutierrez, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) Just one week on a diet composed mostly (but not entirely) of organic foods can reduce adults' exposure to pesticides by an astonishing 90 percent, according to a study conducted by researchers from RMIT University in Australia and published in the journal Environmental Research on April 29.
Lead researcher Dr. Liza Oates said, "Our results show that people who switch to eating mainly organic food for just one week can dramatically reduce their exposure to pesticides, demonstrating...
 Satellite data proves Earth has not been warming the past 18 years - it's stableBy Jonathan Benson, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) Planetary temperatures have remained largely stable throughout the past several decades, according to new data released by the Remote Sensing Systems (RSS) satellite. Mean temperatures gauged across multiple measurement platforms including GISS, HadCRUt4, NCDC, UAH and RSS definitively show that the planet has not been warming for nearly 18 years, taking the wind out of the sails of the global warming fallacy.
Based on the figures contained in the new datasets, surface temperatures...
 10 natural remedies to eliminate varicose veinsBy Reuben Chow, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) Varicose veins are swollen, raised veins which could be tender and painful and cause the legs to feel tired, achy, tight and heavy. In general, they do not pose any significant health risks, although they could be uncomfortable and unsightly. Some supplements can help provide relief.
How they happen
About half of middle-aged Americans have some form of varicose veins. Poor diets (low-fiber and high-fat), lack of physical activity and obesity can burden the veins, while women who...
 Babies in industry polluted China at greater risk of preterm birth and defectsBy Jonathan Benson, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) As China continues to industrialize its way out of oppressive communism, the nation's children and babies are paying the price with their health. A new study out of the University of South Carolina has found that pollution in developing countries like China and India is becoming so severe that many babies are being born underweight or with birth defects, or are being born prematurely.
China is particularly notorious for its pollution, with images of Chinese cities blanketed with...
 How astragalus benefits people with cancer and low immunityBy Reuben Chow, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) Astragalus grows wild in Korea, Mongolia, Japan, Taiwan and northern China. Known in Chinese as Huang Qi, it has been used medicinally for over 1,000 years. In his classical treatise, Shen Nung Pen Tsao Ching (circa 100 AD), Shen Nung, founder of Chinese herbal medicine, classified Huang Qi as a superior herb. And one of its best health benefits is its ability to boost immunity.
Cancer patients who undergo chemotherapy not only experience side effects such as nausea and hair loss...
 Latin America strikes back against imperialist MonsantoBy Ethan A. Huff, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) The market with the biggest potential for growth, as far as corporate agriculture is concerned, is putting its foot down and saying no. Chile, Colombia and a growing number of other Latin American countries are taking a stand against Monsanto and its ilk by rejecting advancements to further convert their sustenance to the patented seed stocks owned by the biotechnology cabal, a move that could be a major game-changer on the GMO front.
New reports indicate that a coalition of family...
 Dr. Mark Hyman featured at World Diabetes Summit happening nowBy J. D. Heyes, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) Board-certified family practice physician and author Dr. Mark Hyman is scheduled to speak at the Reversing Diabetes World Summit, a free online health conference that's running right now.
Click here to see a complete guest list and speaking schedule.
According to his website, Hyman, who began advising Bill Clinton about his diet following the former president's quadruple cardiac bypass in 2004, was initially trained as a family physician.
As reported by The New York Times:
Dr...
 The grim reality of choosing baby formula over breast milkBy Derek Henry, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) All mammals produce milk for their young and have been nurturing babies at the breast for thousands of years. It has only been in the last 6o years or so that babies have been given the highly ineffective and processed food called "formula" at the expense of breast milk, and the consequences are dire.
The sobering stats on breast feeding practices and baby formula A woman feeding her baby exclusively breast milk for at least three months was done by a little better than 37 percent...
 Exercise halts 'dementia gene' from being expressed, keeps your brain healthyBy Jonathan Benson, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) Dementia is the sixth-leading cause of death in the U.S. today, and experts say the next generation could see twice as many people suffering from it, particularly in old age. But avoiding the brain-deteriorating disease could be as simple as remembering to exercise just a few times a week, according to a new study, which appears to inhibit the expression of the "dementia gene."
Over the course of 18 months, researchers from the University of Maryland measured the brain sizes of elderly...
 Safeguard Organic Standards: 10 Reasons Consumers Buy OrganicBy Ronnie Cummins, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) The Organic Consumers Association (OCA), in a series of action alerts over the past month, has criticized the gradual erosion of organic standards by vested corporate interests in the organic products industry.
OCA, a nationwide watchdog organization set up to safeguard organic standards 16 years ago, and its allies in the organic community are calling for a crackdown on organic businesses that violate organic standards, such as poultry and egg operations that keep chickens confined...
 Study shows vitamin D deficient pregnant women more likely to give birth to children with cavitiesBy Antonia, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) Babies born to mothers who consume low levels of vitamin D during pregnancy are more likely to have cavities, according to the latest research conducted by the University of Manitoba's dental school in Winnipeg, Canada.
Published in the journal Pediatrics, the study assessed expectant mothers, all of whom took blood tests to determine their vitamin D levels. The results showed that approximately one-third of the women were vitamin D deficient. When their children were about 16 months...
 Medical cannabis proves miraculous for terminally-ill petsBy Jonathan Benson, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) If your pet was sick, you would do anything possible to help it get better, right? Well the verdict is in, and medical cannabis is the way to go. Pet owners everywhere, thanks to the devoted work of people like California veterinarian Dr. Doug Kramer (who unfortunately passed away last summer), are coming to the realization that cannabis works, and that prohibition of a substance with such limitless therapeutic potential is a waste of resources and an affront to health freedom.
During...
 FDA announces regulations for e-cigarettesBy S. D. Wells, May 6 2014
(NaturalNews) Vaporizing liquid nicotine is a habit that's growing very fast, and the FDA wants to regulate the sales to children for fear of electronic cigarettes serving as a gateway drug to commercial cigarettes. If kids try nicotine and become addicted, will they differentiate later between a cigarette loaded with 7,000 chemicals or the vaporized and flavored "e-cig"? Will they even care which one they get when they are having nicotine withdrawals and can't find a nic-loaded vaporizer? Even if...
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