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03/11/2025

01/11/2025

Toxic cadmium found in all tested lipsticks raising cancer and organ damage concerns
A recent study has revealed alarming findings about the presence of cadmium, a toxic heavy metal, in all tested lipstick samples. This discovery underscores the need for heightened awareness and regulation in the cosmetics industry.
Cadmium is a known carcinogen and poses significant health risks. Long-term exposure can lead to kidney damage, lung impairment, bone demineralization, and hormonal disruptions. The accumulation of cadmium in the body over time increases the potential for these adverse health effects.
The presence of cadmium in lipsticks is concerning because these products are applied directly to the lips, an area with thin skin that can absorb substances more readily. Additionally, the frequent ingestion of small amounts of lipstick through normal activities like eating or drinking can lead to the accumulation of cadmium in the body.
This situation highlights the importance of consumer awareness and the need for stricter regulations in the cosmetics industry. Consumers are encouraged to choose lip products from reputable brands that adhere to safety standards and to be vigilant about the ingredients in their cosmetics.
As research continues, it is hoped that more will be done to ensure the safety of cosmetic products and to protect consumers from potential health risks associated with toxic substances like cadmium.

01/11/2025

Most people prefer to blame germs and genes for their childrens illnesses instead of acknowledging that their inability to look at the bigger picture is killing their children. ....diet, pharmaceuticals, beliefs, eating habits, and overall lifestyle are the main culprits....

Please stop being stubborn... "it wouldn't be on the shelves if it was bad for us" is a sentence you ought to look at... ♥️

31/10/2025

See this label? 👀
Big brand, fancy packaging, “Traditionally prepared sourdough bread.” Now look closer.
Ingredients: White bread wheat flour, rye flour, starter culture (sugar, lactic acid bacteria), yeast, preservatives, emulsifiers, vegetable fat (palm oil), calcium carbonate, soy flour, calcium propionate, vitamins, zinc oxide…

That, my friends, is not sourdough. That’s factory bread with a sprinkle of marketing dust.
Traditional sourdough doesn’t have commercial yeast. It doesn’t need preservatives or emulsifiers or palm oil. Real sourdough needs three things: flour, water, salt and time.
That’s it. Time is the ingredient they don’t have in a factory.

I wish big companies would stop lying to people who are genuinely trying to eat better.

So next time you see “traditionally made” on a packet, flip it around and read what’s really inside.
If there’s yeast or preservatives, it’s not sourdough. It’s just a marketing stunt.

Let’s keep calling it out.
Because honesty should still mean something even on a bread label.

- Back to basics

30/10/2025

My heart broke today💔 Save Our Children

We are losing our children, not because they are broken, but because the world keeps trying to groom what was never designed for it in the first place.

We hand them pills before we teach them presence. We rush to suppress symptoms instead of asking what their bodies and hearts are trying to say. We label their sensitivity as disorder, when it is often a cry for peace, connection, sunlight, and freedom.

Our children need soil on their hands, not screens in their faces. They need whole food, not chemical flavor. They need slower mornings, laughter, and the kind of learning that happens under open skies.

The path back is not through more systems or more control. It is through simplicity. Grow food. Breathe clean air. Let them help you in the garden. Let them run barefoot and remember what real health feels like.

We can change everything by choosing organic living, by returning to what nature has always offered.. balance, patience, and truth.

✨ Save their spark. Save their innocence. Let them live in a world that feels real again.

30/10/2025

🌿 Dear Parents,

We need to talk about something important. Our children are not machines built to fit into systems. They are souls, each with a rhythm, a curiosity, a way of seeing the world that no timetable can define.

Somewhere along the way, society taught us that success comes from structure, pressure, and performance. That if our kids are not constantly achieving, they are falling behind. But behind what? And for whom?

When we push children into schedules made for systems, not people, we silence their natural flow, their creativity, their wonder, and the connection that makes learning real.

Let us teach them to listen to their bodies, to move when they need movement, to rest without guilt, and to learn because they want to know, not because they have to perform.

A free child does not mean an undisciplined one. It means a child who learns in alignment with their spirit.

Let us raise thinkers, not followers. Humans, not products. Souls, not systems.

✨ It starts by giving them back what the world keeps taking away: time, curiosity, and the freedom to just be.

30/10/2025

100% of people who operate from that belief always do many things on small allowances that in totality create big health problems especially for their children.

30/10/2025

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Not ready to spill the secret just yet...
But let’s just say.... your skin’s about to thank you.
17 November. Stay curious. Stay glowing.

29/10/2025

Victorian women often went months without washing their hair, and it looked healthier than ours does today.

The soaps of their time were made with lye, which was so strong it could strip paint. Washing too often would destroy their long hair, so they found a smarter, more natural way to care for it.

Every night, women brushed their hair 100 times with boar-bristle brushes. This routine was not vanity but practical care. The bristles lifted dust and spread natural scalp oils from root to tip, keeping hair shiny, protected, and strong without the need for shampoo.

They washed only every few months, using gentle mixtures like eggs, herbs, or vinegar, and dried their hair carefully by the fire. This nightly brushing was both ritual and self-care, keeping their hair healthy and radiant for life.

Today we are returning to that same wisdom. Over-washing strips away natural oils and throws the scalp out of balance, while gentle natural care restores it. For modern scalp health that follows this timeless approach, Laki Mase Mane is one of the closest products you will find.