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22/12/2025

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22/12/2025

Stunning!!

Another wider shot of the sun setting yesterday along the alignment line for Winter Solstice which is tomorrow, sunset is pretty much in the same place a day or 2 either side of the 21st and we very rarely get the conditions to catch the sun on the horizon 🌅

Happy Solstice everyone ☀️

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The Winter Solstice in 2025 occurs on Sunday, December 21, at approximately 3:03 PM GMT (Greenwich Mean Time), marking the shortest day and longest night in the Northern Hemisphere, when the Sun is furthest from the overhead point for that region. This exact moment signifies the beginning of astronomical winter, with the Sun reaching its southernmost point in the sky.

22/12/2025

Today marks the winter solstice, the moment when the Northern Hemisphere experiences the shortest day and the longest night of the year. As Earth tilts farthest away from the Sun in the north, daylight reaches its minimum, and darkness lingers longer than at any other time. This astronomical turning point signals the official start of winter, reminding us that while the days are at their darkest, the gradual return of longer daylight hours begins from this moment onward.

19/12/2025

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18/12/2025

It's almost impossible to avoid heavy metals altogether. That's why it's crucial you know the best strategies for detoxifying your body.

Some everyday foods have the power to help detoxify your body through a process called chelation. This means that heavy metals bind to a substance in order to move through and exit your system.

Both garlic and turmeric have chelation abilities, and they also have the ability to turn up your body’s detoxification genes.

Other foods that support heavy metal detoxification include:
-Broccoli sprouts or broccoli microgreens
-Cilantro
-Cruciferous vegetables

18/12/2025

14/12/2025

Great news!!

San Francisco just fired a shot heard across the food industry.

The city filed a landmark lawsuit against some of the biggest ultra-processed food companies, comparing their tactics to Big To***co, alleging deception, addiction-style product design, and marketing that helped drive a chronic disease and health care cost crisis.

Ultra-processed foods are formulated for hyper-palatability and overconsumption, then wrapped in “health halo” messaging that makes them look harmless, or even beneficial.

And the costs don’t land on the balance sheets of the companies selling them. They land on families, hospitals, and cities.

The industry response is always the same, “there’s no clear definition,” “we follow FDA standards,” “we’re offering better options.” Fine.

But here’s the real question, if the marketing is honest and the products are just normal food, why does it take cartoon mascots, kid-targeted campaigns, and constant spin to keep people hooked?

San Francisco is forcing accountability into the open.

And it’s long overdue.