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81. Who Killed John Wayne? Cancer Crime Stories: The Downwinders

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  • čas přidán 10. 07. 2024
  • In this second edition of Cancer Crime Stories, we explore the disturbing and often overlooked history of Downwinders - communities across the United States profoundly impacted by decades of nuclear testing.
    Through conversations with filmmaker Mark Shapiro and passionate advocate Mary Dickson, we unravel harrowing stories of individuals whose lives were forever altered by radioactive fallout. We'll learn about the secretive and dangerous nature of nuclear tests, the severe health effects on unsuspecting individuals, and the ongoing fight for justice and recognition.
    Join our discussion about this somber chapter of history and its significant impact on countless lives.
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    Blueberry Fusion Cleanser.
    Vitamin C Serum.
    Body Deli: Use the code 'ENOS15' at checkout for 15% off!
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    Butcher Box
    Years ago, I had no clue what I was doing in the kitchen. I asked my chef friend, Gina, "How do you make chicken taste better?" She told me, "Boneless, skinless, tasteless." She explained that cooking with the bone adds flavor, moisture, and even a nutrient boost.
    Fast forward to today, and finding bone-in chicken can be a challenge. That’s why I love ButcherBox! They offer free-range, organic bone-in chicken thighs, checking all my boxes. And right now, you can get free bone-in chicken thighs in every box-up to three pounds for the next year! Plus, enjoy $30 off your first box.
    Visit www.butcherbox... and use the code "enos" (all lowercase). Get ready for juicier, more flavorful chicken that’ll earn you compliments. Enjoy!
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    Martinelli's Sparkling Apple Cider
    Let me tell you about my favorite mocktail: Martinelli's sparkling apple cider. It's a fantastic substitute for champagne and perfect for summer drinks.
    After my breast cancer diagnosis, I became more mindful of what I consume because a 2016 study from the University of Houston revealed that alcohol can fuel estrogen, promoting breast cancer growth. According to breastcancer.org, just three drinks a week can increase breast cancer risk by 15%. Now, I save alcohol for special occasions and turn to Martinelli's Apple Cider otherwise. It's non-alcoholic, tastes great, and makes me feel festive. I love dressing it up with cranberry or pomegranate juice in a champagne glass for that extra touch.
    You can find Martinelli's Apple Cider everywhere, but I usually grab mine from Costco for a great deal. Enjoy your summer and sip on some delightful mocktails!
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