The Truth About Cancer Featuring: TTAC: Nutrition - Foods, herbs, spices, and supplements

Did you know that over the years, the soil our food is grown in has been depleted of nutrients by modern farming practices? It’s also been tainted by pesticides and pollutants. And because of that, most of the foods we eat don’t contain the vital minerals and vitamins that our bodies need to function properly.

That’s why it’s so important to take a quality multivitamin daily. A good multivitamin fills the gaps in your nutrition and helps you live a healthier life full of energy and vitality.

Not only that, adding a multivitamin has also been shown to help support healthy aging and help correct nutritional deficiencies caused by prescription drugs.

Though the trick is, how do you find a quality multivitamin that your body can actually absorb?

In this interview Ty Bollinger did with Dr. Nuzum, you’ll discover what the differences are between a true multivitamin and ones that are simply made to sell for profit.

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About The Truth About Cancer
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The Truth About Cancer’s mission is to inform, educate, and eradicate the pandemic of cancer in our modern world. Every single day, tens of thousands of people just like you are curing cancer (and/or preventing it) from destroying their bodies.

It’s time to take matters into your own hands and educate yourself on real cancer prevention and treatments. It could save your life or the life of someone you love.

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About Doc Nuzum
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Daniel Nuzum NMD, DO, DN is a certified Doctor of Natural Medicine, medical acupuncturist and nutritional supplement formulator with a passion to help others find their “vitality for life.” He is also a licensed Tribal Practitioner, a counsel licensed Doctor of Natural Medicine and an osteopathic doctor.

His vast background is in many facets of natural medicine and deeply inspired by a passion for people and helping others. Dr. Nuzum frequently pursues opportunities to educate and has appeared in all The Truth About Cancer docu-series. He is also the lead formulator for Organixx supplements.

How to prepare for the Police Academy! (Tips & What to expect) and A review of the police employment steps

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A review of the police employment steps

By: Leopoldo Magnotta

In order to become a police officer, it requires a pretty exceptional individual.. It really is very demanding. And it's not straightforward.

So in the hiring process, agencies subject applicants through a number of requirements in order to make sure those agencies employ a person who is expected to do a exceptional job, and keep the agency out of trouble.

What is involved in this process?

The written application initiates the hiring process. A single job opening could result in many of applications. The department has to screen these applications seeing as it simply can't interview all applicants. A candidate is likely to be immediately rejected if they have any major prior acts like a suspended drivers license or previous serious criminal conviction. Though each agency does examine things a bit in a different way. Additionally, the agency might look at things like education, consistency in prior employment, and additional elements.

A written test has to be passed by the applicant. Frequently it is not just sufficient to pass, but to score high considering the significant quantity of people applying. These examinations focus on competencies like arithmetic, reading skills, grammar, and spelling. A written essay is typically expected.

The physical agility exam is also pretty significant. Candidates must be in good enough physical condition to carry out the position of a law enforcement officer. These exams include a number of obstacles designed to duplicate what an law enforcement officer could confront on patrol.

The most important part of the hiring process is almost certainly the oral board. Tough questions will are likely to be inquired of the candidate by a few members within the agency. Top applicants are invited to go further in the hiring process after a ranking based upon results of the oral interview.

Each detail of the applicant's life is looked into in the course of the background check. Family, friends, co-workers, and supervisors are met with. Criminal reports are checked, as are financial records like a credit report. A confession of any prior problem is absolutely expected from the applicant. Any deceitfulness is expected to lead to immediate disqualification.

If a candidate makes it through the above, they'll usually have one more job interview with the head of the agency (Chief, Sheriff, etc.) or another top ranking member within the command staff. This meeting can help conclude if the applicant will represent the agency well, and if they are the best individual for the position.

A conditional job offer is often presented at this point. This allows the agency to subject the candidate to a pre employment medical examination and psych examination. The hiring process is normally concluded following these final steps.

At the time a job vacancy permits, a proper employment offer is likely to come to a applicant who has made it through all of the previous steps.

Is it over then? Obviously not. Several months of taxing work is in the future for the applicant at the police academy.

After graduation, it is time for the Field Training program where the new cop works with several veteran training officers. A decent number of new police officers do not pass this part, so it's not to be treated without respect.

The process is essentially finished once the cop finishes a probation period of 12 to 18 months, and has successfully finished the FTO program.

They're a law enforcement professional, and will enjoy the benefits, and need to deal with the duties, that come with the position.

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Finding Everlasting Joy

by Taffi Dollar | 7 Mar 2018

We all want to be happy and find what makes us joyful, but many people go about this the wrong way. The world tells us it has the things we need, but it can fail us miserably at the worst possible time. True joy doesn’t come from anything we could buy, any friendships we could foster, or any self-help book we could read. We find everlasting joy only in a relationship with Jesus Christ.
Joy differs from happiness in that happiness comes from how we feel, whereas joy comes from what we know. Studying God’s Word teaches us how much He loves us and wants only the best for us. The world looks for joy in emotions, but we can find true joy when we least expect it. “Even though the fig trees have no blossoms,   and there are no grapes on the vines; even though the olive crop fails,   and the fields lie empty and barren; even though the flocks die in the fields,   and the cattle barns are empty, yet I will rejoice in the Lord!   I will be joyful in the God of my salvation!” (Habakkuk 3:17, 18, NLT ). We can choose to be joyful even in the face of adversity.
We can find joy in our surroundings when we remember who made them. “When I consider your heavens,   the work of your fingers, the moon and the stars, which you have set in place, what is mankind that you are mindful of them, human beings that you care for them?” (Psalm 8:3, 4, NIV ). God did this for our benefit, out of His love for us. He wants to have a deep, loving relationship with us. Entering into a union with God is nothing like any earthly relationship, but it moves us into a position to receive joy from Him.
The more we meditate and ponder on the Scriptures, the more we learn about the nature of Jesus, and the deeper our relationship with Him becomes. The deeper our relationship with Christ, the more joy we discover. This joy isn’t just on the surface; it’s deep and permanent, and it can’t be taken away. It influences our entire perspective on life, and it affects how we live each day. “This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it” (Psalm 118:24).
Others may have negative mindsets but, as free moral agents, we don’t have to think like everyone else. Joy is completely attainable, but we must remember where it comes from. “Our mouths were filled with laughter,   our tongues with songs of joy. Then it was said among the nations, ‘The Lord has done great things for them.’ The Lord has done great things for us,   and we are filled with joy” (Psalm 126:2, 3, NIV ). Fleeting emotions come and go, but joy is a by-product of our relationship with Jesus.
When we get to know God, we discover that His will is for us to enjoy life. He doesn’t want us to be miserable, stressed, fearful, or full of anxiety. When we learn to trust in Him, we find a peace of mind that accompanies the joy He gives us, even in the worst of situations. “And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus” (Philippians 4:7). This is definitely something the world doesn’t have.

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Multilingual SEO

By: Vlad Hangan

Getting to the first page of Google and other search engines is an ambitious and daring enterprise, but very much doable if we follow certain rules, pull the right triggers, and apply the correct techniques. We live in the Internet age and not a single company in the world can afford the luxury of not using the internet to promote its services, unless we are talking about selling hot pies on the streets. Having a nice website with correctly applied search engine optimization procedures is all it takes to get your product to a wide clientele or quite frankly, to the whole world. And if you top it up with occasional quality online marketing campaign you are in for some serious business.

For those who want to go beyond that, there is a brand new playground of Multilingual SEO. It is considered to be a popular new method of gaining worldwide recognition for a website and address to the market efficiently. And it does make sense knowing the fact that more than half of the world are non-English speakers. Multilingual SEO is a way to increase online revenue and encourage global universal transparency.

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Multilingual SEO project is an exciting and rewarding challenge and an individual cultural approach is required to each project in particular to successfully combine the existing SEO techniques such as website optimization, online PR, Link Building, Social Media de-localizing the site as a result and making it global, professional and user-friendly.

Multilingual SEO is a highly personalized service which involves much more than just translation and keyword optimization; the methodology of a successful multilingual search engine optimization project must include the following key points:

• Analysis of geographical market to identify clientele of greatest potential value to the business.

• Keyword research and Search Engine - friendly language recognition assessment

• Valid HTML data and URL structure

• Quality local link building

When speaking about the link building in multilingual SEO context, it is important to mention that the procedure of building links to websites in foreign language delivers results considerably quicker than link building for websites in English. It also seems critical to use best ranking foreign language keywords as the link anchor text to non-English language website.

Multilingual SEO cannot be compared with Christopher Columbus discovery in 1492, however in search engines’ eyes, it does open brand new marketing possibilities in a much more less competitive internet world, still mostly wild and unexplored.

Cassidy Spilis (2019) Girls Lacrosse Recruiting Highlight Video #2 and Developing Speed, Quickness, and Agility in Youth Athletes

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Developing Speed, Quickness, and Agility in Youth Athletes

By: Neal Putt

Children when placed in the appropriate environment love to play, so it would be advisable to structure any speed, quickness, and agility methods and drills in an entertaining format. Young potential athletes will perform admirably to the liking of the instructor if the majority of the training is game-like and competitive. Also, some basic strength training can be included inconspicuously by having the young athletes learn squatting and lunging techniques during dynamic warm up drills.

To make the process of learning speed, quickness, and agility drills productive, it would certainly make sense to instruct all young athletes on the proper techniques used in running, jumping, and landing mechanics. You would think that these movements would come natural to children and not be an issue worth considering, but the genetic make up and varying growth rates among children would suggest otherwise. We can't expect a tall and lanky potential basketball or volleyball player to have the coordination of a potential football running back at a young age.

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The instructor should initially focus on correcting running mechanics abnormalities and inefficiencies. The athletes must be instructed to stride consistently with knees tracking the feet while pumping the arms in coordination with the opposing leg. Several useful drills can be utilized at this point to accomplish the goal: 1) Marching with knee drive and arm drive 2) Pushing against a wall while alternately driving legs 3) Synchronized marching with a partner using a resistance band in opposing directions (marching speed can be increased until a slow run is generated). Once a consistent gait is in place, then the concept of increasing speed can be addressed by using short bursts of speed with an emphasis placed on knee and foot alignment.

It is crucial that young athletes learn the proper mechanics behind jumping and landing before addressing the complexities of quickness and agility. A common weakness exists among youth with regards to an increased valgus position of the knees upon take-off and landing, especially among the taller athletes. This weakness stresses the importance of basic strength training as addressed earlier in the article and is often the result of weak hip abductors. A key abduction exercise using resistance bands to strengthen the hip abductors would be an excellent addition to the proper teaching of the squat and lunge.

Introductory jumping exercises involving quick ankle flexion and a slight knee bend should be taught along with jumps beginning with a quarter squat initial drop. Focus should center around proper knee and foot alignment and arm swing involvement. The instructor should begin with single jumps and then progress toward multiple jumps in place. Once multiple jumps are mastered with excellent form, teams can be assigned and competitive contests between teams can be put into place.

As far as safety is concerned, landing from a jump ranks high on the list. Many injuries are known to develop from chronic abuse based on incorrect landing technique. Young athletes must be instructed to land softly on the balls of their feet with the knees aligning with the feet and in line with the shoulders. Throughout the jumping drills performed, an emphasis should be placed on this proper alignment. Additional drills could involve 1) jumping softly onto a plyometric box and 2) jumping off of a low plyometric box in an attempt to make a perfectly aligned soft landing. Reinforcing proper technique can take place using many repetitions of a near perfect nature. Again, fun drills can be incorporated into the routine to promote interest and to stimulate the competitive spirit.

Once safe jumping and landing practices are in place, the athletes should be ready for quickness and agility work. Acceleration and deceleration training involves considerable work, so why not make it fun? Placing fun, competitive drills into practice eliminates the focus on the hard work output. Partner resistance band training is an outstanding application toward accomplishing the desired outcome of the drill. Acceleration, deceleration, and changes in direction can all be improved upon in both the frontal and sagittal planes of movement. Here is a list of movement patterns that can be practiced using partner resistance band training: 1) Running 2) backpedaling 3) lateral slides 4) turn and run 5) lateral stop and sprint 6) lateral stop and backpedal 7) run, stop and lateral slide. All that is required are bands, cones, and the instructor's imagination.

In addition to partner based training, the use of the agility ladder provides many useful footwork patterns and creates neuromuscular memory like no other piece of equipment. Best of all, young athletes love to work on the agility ladder. It would be practical to start with 4-5 fairly simple drills and to perform them consistently.

It is essential to practice and learn these skills at an early age in order to provide a safe training environment for future athletes. I strongly believe that creating the necessary fundamental strength and technique as applied to the development of speed, quickness, and agility will prevent future injuries and provide the foundation for superior athletic performance.

 Neal Putt is a certified strength and conditioning specialist with the National Strength and Conditioning Association who also possesses degrees in Biology and Nutrition.

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BPI Sports-Celebrate International Women’s Day with BPI’s Elite Female Athletes

Sure athletes and warriors I know it officially was a couple of days ago, but we should celebrate the women in our lives every day! So why not again?

-Coach Nate

March 8 is International Women’s Day, a time to celebrate and honor the achievements women have made throughout world history. The 2018 International Women’s Day campaign (#IWD2018) is #PressforProgress. Citing the World Economic Forum’s 2017 Global Gender Gap Report findings, which reveals that gender equality is 200 years away, the 2018 campaign calls for action.
We asked our female athletes and ambassadors what International Women’s Day means to them. We also invited them to share a Tip of the Day for women to stay motivated. Here’s what these strong women had to say.

What does International Women’s Day mean to you?

India Paulino
It fills my heart to see how much things have changed for women since the first International Women’s Day was born over a century ago. 1911 was the start of many countries around the world adopting and honoring a day where women from all walks of life come together to stand up for women’s rights.
Alex Fischer
The International Women’s Day (IWD) campaign theme #PressforProgress will continue all year long. It is crucial to post, tweet and participate to influence everyone to fight for EQUAL rights.
Sarah Evans
Celebrating the success of strong, determined ladies gives me the motivation to succeed in my own dreams. That’s why looking back over decades to see what women have accomplished and the everyday success of women is what International Women’s Day means to me.
Chanel DeLisser
On International Women’s Day, I honor and celebrate all of the women in history and my personal life, who laid the groundwork for myself and other women to succeed and flourish in today’s society. For me, this day signifies empowerment, fearlessness, confidence, and love.
Danielle Warnock
International Women’s Day is a time to reflect on progress made, to call for change, and to celebrate acts of courage and determination by ordinary women.
Amanda Lai
International Women’s Day represents a movement that is for every woman and girl out there. It’s a celebration of all women coming together, celebrating being women. Most importantly, it’s a day to remember to take action to create meaningful and sustainable changes for women and girls all around the world.
Kristina Moser
The past few years have been really interesting when it comes to this question. I’ve found more women in the fitness industry are actually VERY supportive of each other, and stand up for one another. It’s created a beautiful support group with women from around the world.
Kiana Alexis
For me, International Women’s Day really hits home not just for the simple fact that I am a woman, but every day is women’s day in my eyes! This era is trying to come together as one and help fight for each other. Women, we are the future! We are just as important as men! We are strong! We are loved!
Geri Berger
International Women’s Day is a day to celebrate all that women have to offer and no matter where you are on this earth, we all share the same desire to nurture, provide and be strong for those around us.
Narmin Assria
International Women’s Day symbolizes justice, equality, challenging of stereotypes, bias, and of course, it is a time to celebrate women’s achievements. Women have so much power and have such a strong voice.
Julie Hansen
International Women’s Day means respect, gender equality, appreciation, and love towards women. It’s a celebration for women’s economic, political, and social achievements.
Jamie De La Rosa
This day symbolizes that even though one person is NOT able to do it all, women come pretty dang close! No matter how small we are, we have broad shoulders and can carry a lot more than others! We really can do anything we set our minds to.
Jayne Gomez
International Women’s Day is a worldwide commemoration that celebrates women’s achievements – from the political to the social – while calling for gender equality.

TIP OF THE DAY

What tip do you have for women out there working hard to be their best?
Sarah Evans
Remember to celebrate your own success as you are a part of this special day. No matter how little or big an accomplishment may be, celebrate it! I know for me sometimes just getting the kids to school with their lunches is a big accomplishment for myself!
Danielle Warnock
Find what inspires you, motivates you. Keep your focus on the things that matter most in your world. Life is too short to sit back and watch others do things you know you can do. So ask yourself if what you’re doing today is getting you closer to where you want to be tomorrow.
India Paulino 
In the fitness industry, many women will take jobs where they are not being compensated in any way for their hard work. Value yourselves and demand to be respected and treated equally. Let’s continue to push for positive change. If you don’t stand up for YOU, who else will? Know your worth. Together we can continue to succeed.
Chanel DeLisser
Through practicing self-love in my personal life, I have empowered other women to love themselves, flaws and all. I now understand that the greatest love of all lies inside of you!
Amanda Lai
Have confidence! If not, build your confidence! Confidence is a key determinant for success in just about anything, like your business or love life. Self-confidence attracts whatever it is you desire to achieve.
Kristina Moser
Don’t be afraid to be strong, when you were never made to be fragile.
Kiana Alexis
Women, ALWAYS remember, just as much as you need someone else, someone else also needs you. You have worth and are strong enough to handle any obstacle that comes your way!
Geri Berger
With all that we women have to juggle, it’s important to maintain balance in all aspects of life, including your health and fitness.
Julie Hansen
It is very important to be able to be happy with ourselves no matter what shape we are and don’t listen to what other people have to say about us. My advice is to stay as healthy as possible, find a happy balance between exercise and nutrition and rest!
Narmin Assria
You as a woman should take charge of your life, because at the end of the day, you have to be happy walking in your own shoes, and in your own lane. Always remember a woman who knows what she brings to the table is not afraid to eat alone.
Alex Fischer
If I could give a tip on being a woman in the fitness industry, I would say make sure you develop your character and what you want to be known for. You can’t please everyone, so just be you!
Jamie De La Rosa
Don’t be taking care of others so hard that you forget about yourself! Making time for yourself is not selfish – it actually is invigorating and makes taking care of others easier!
Jayne Gomez
As far as the fitness industry goes, women who are fitness professionals are often stereotyped as eye candy. It is our job to show the world that not only do we have the beauty, we have the brains and we are capable of achieving greatness.

The Truth About Cancer Featuring: Cancer Survivor Story - Maria Ines Cabral - Breast Cancer

This is the brave breast cancer survivor story from Maria Ines Cabral. Watch to discover what she did after her diagnosis and how she became a health educator for other people diagnosed with cancer. For more incredible survivor stories follow this link: http://bit.ly/cancer-survivor-story-yt

In 2010, Maria Ines Cabral was diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer. She endured surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation in her home country of Brazil. Feeling like she was out of options, she came to the U.S. to try alternative treatment -- which ultimately changed her life and destiny.

She went through a detoxification period and ate a 100% raw food diet. She remembers three times when she stopped the diet and saw a drastically, negative change in her blood tests.

Feeling that her story wasn't over, she went on to serve others as a health educator and coach.

Watch this video to learn what Maria was able to do with her second chance.

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We hear so many amazing stories from our readers about how they beat cancer using the very techniques they’ve learned from The Truth About Cancer… and we’d love to hear YOUR story!

Sharing these stories brings hope to those who have been diagnosed with or are currently dealing with cancer.

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Take an exclusive look at U.S. Marshal tactical entry training and Travel in the United States since the terrorist attacks of 9/11: How have things changed?

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 Travel in the United States since the terrorist attacks of 9/11: How have things changed?

By: Rita Powers

Long gone are the days when an airline passenger is able to go straight to the gate and catch their flight. As you all know, the way we think about travel has been profoundly changed by the events of Sept. 11 and their aftermath. These shifts have had a practical and psychological impact on all of us. Most of these changes have taken place in the airline industry although other parts of the travel industry and the nation as a whole have been forced to adjust also. Immediately after Sept. 11, as you know, travel was drastically reduced virtually across the planet. In the past year, it has been steadily picking up. However, in most cases, it has not reached pre-September 11 levels. Domestic travel In the United States has recovered much more quickly than international travel. In fact, domestic travel has been very strong this summer, with some destinations such as the national parks are reporting record breaking numbers of visitors. International travel has been picking up too, but more slowly. Recently, more people are beginning to plan international trips again.

How has Sept. 11 affected the traveler? Well, many of you are no doubt familiar with the practical changes that have come about after 9-11. These have especially impacted air travelers. Airport security is much tighter. Access is much more rigorously restricted. Long lines are visible inside terminals and sometimes along the sidewalks outside the airport buildings. In short, you have to wait longer and in more lines than you used to. As a result, whether you are flying domestically or internationally, it is necessary to arrive at airports earlier than before, and make sure that all your documents are in order. One of the more drastic changes is that all security screeners at United States airports have been professionally trained. Passenger’s carry on items are passed through an X-ray machine where they are checked for what in today’s terms are considered dangerous items such as knives, corkscrews, etc. Until just recently, scissors were considered a threatening item. They are now allowed in carry-on bags as long as they are no more than 4" at blade length. Screeners are now more frequently performing random searches of baggage and performing passenger pat downs. 100% of all checked baggage is checked for explosives and other dangerous items. Now all passengers are required to go to the ticket counter before check in. Passengers must have some form of government issued ID such as a state drivers’ license or passport. If you do not have ID, you are not getting on an airplane. Most airports allow only ticketed passengers to go to the departing gate, and you now have to walk quite a stretch before your loved ones can greet you upon arrival.

Even the airplanes themselves are more secure. After 9/11, when the Department of Homeland Security was put into place, they were given the task of performing vulnerability assessments on over 75 of the United States’ major airports and actual airline security systems. As a result, every US larger passenger aircraft has now been equipped with hardened cockpit doors. Thousands of federal air marshals were assigned to flights in order to help ensure the safety of passengers, and to guard against terrorist acts. We have just recently witnessed an unfortunate event where a person on an aircraft claiming to have a bomb was shot by an air marshal. Make no mistake about it; these security measures are very serious.

 This article was written by Rita R. Powers with support from CSA Travel Protection, providers of Travel Insurance and travel assistance services. Unlike other insurance companies, CSA offers travel protection for you and your domestic partner. Find out more by visiting http://www.csatravelprotection.com. Any reproductions of this article must provide a link back to CSA Travel Protection.