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The tendency to remember events that coincide with beliefs, and ignore or forget those that don't. Confirmation bias is one of the worst when it comes to sloppy-thinking offenders, in my opinion - one of the hardest for us to overcome.

Connection: This picture proves that in todays society people look at themselves in certain ways and aren't happy with the way they look. Doing what is right for you and your body and considering your health should be top priority.

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Define Problem:  What exactly is the problem?

Are herbal medicines really healthy for you?

Gather Information:  Look for evidence to support a claim.  Describe the source (website, video, article, picture, other), and describe the arguments for/against.

This article promotes and shows ways that herbal medicine are beneficial to ones health, Herbal medicines are known to be more productive in comparison to other forms of medications but has never scientifically proven or approved by a health organization .

Evaluate Evidence:  Is the source credible?  Is there proof?  Have the facts been checked?  Can the results be reproduced?  Has the scientific method been followed?

There isn’t any real proof that all natural resources for medical use are reputable, the facts stated on the site that “No harmful side effects” will occur, which is a very bold statement because no two individuals are the same. It is possible for the results to be reproduced but its more of a 50/50 chance

Recognize Assumptions, Emotions, Biases:  What are the personal assumptions, emotions, and bias?  What are the potential impacts of the assumptions, emotions, and bias?

People don’t usually read what goes into a product as long as it is from a well reputable and trusted source like celebrity doctors or celebrities them self. When it comes to social media people have this see and want mind set that “it worked for others, it ill work for me”, impacts on his assumption typically ends up disappointing the individual, because this product didn’t work for them or it did just not as well as they thought.

Synthesize Evidence, Identify Alternatives:  What are the alternative solutions?  Synthesize all findings to write clear and concise statements of alternative solutions.  Keep an open mind!

Neglecting the label has and probably will be one of the most by passed piece information on a product, people usually look at a product and put their mind to having it not knowing if it will work or not, when it circulates around something concerning their health.

Select Best Alternative:  Consider all alternative solutions (along with supporting evidence) and write a conclusion that selects the best alternative.  Make an informed choice!

The best alternative is to READ YOUR LABELS and always makes sure you know what you are putting in your body. Don’t always listen to what you read or hear from others. it is better to do the research for yourself and ask a health practitioner if this product is right for you. Reading labels will not only save you money but may also save your health in the long run

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Post #4 Red Flag:  Suppression By Authority

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Post #4 Red Flag:  Suppression By Authority

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Suppression by Authority can be found mostly in government cover ups, to suppress or hide information from the public for the governments own benefit.

Connection: Flight 370 has many articles and documentaries about what took place. Covering up facts and information that the government might have something to do with the plane going missing.

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What Happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370?

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The definition of ancient (Alternative Belief Systems) pre-Christian knowledge, philosophy, and beliefs

Connection: This video explains how we were created by aliens. It's history about humans being made.

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Aliens Genetically Created Us: Overwhelming Evidence

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All natural means no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives. When someone or a group of people believe that something is better for you because it is "all natural".

Connection:  Honey has long been among the top super foods used to treat countless health conditions and boost overall health.
Health Benefits are:

Preventing cancer

Preventing heart disease

Easing coughs and colds

Healing wounds

Providing energy

Relieving arthritic-related discomfort

Promoting a healthy digestive system

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Honey has long been among the top superfoods used to treat countless health conditions and boost overall health. Similar to how the benefits of apple cider vinegar range far and wide, honey can be used to help treat an array of health issues experienced daily. This amazing bee-product possesses antibacterial, antifungal, antiseptic, and antioxidant properties - making it one of the most beneficial foods to consume. Here are some of the health benefits of honey that you can experience today.

Health Benefits of Honey - Nature's Powerful Superfood

Allergy Protection

Although there is some debate as to whether honey can effectively combat allergies, many individuals do attest to honey's allergy-fighting ability. Honey has been utilized as an alternative and natural allergy treatment for many years, with many allergy sufferers swearing by its antiallergenic properties. One study found that the use of local honey resulted in a 60 percent reduction in symptoms for birch pollen allergy sufferers.

All-Natural Antibiotic, Heals Wounds

Used as a mighty superfood for centuries, and as a solution for infections up until the 20th century, honey has long been utilized for its antibacterial properties. One study published in the journal Microbiology found that honey prevented a type of streptococcus pyogenes from inhibiting the healing of wounds. Researchers conducting the lab tests found that even the smallest amount of honey was enough to kill off the majority of bacterial cells on the skin which infects the wound site. Honey could even be utilized to prevent wounds in the first place.

Other research shows how honey could be a potent answer to drug resistant bacteria like MRSA. In fact, some researchers have come to the conclusion that honey could even be more effective than antibiotics in many cases after examining how the superfood can prevent and fight serious skin infections. After a skin injury like a cut or a scrape, bacteria can penetrate the wound site and cause problems, but scientists have found that honey can destroy such bacteria, as long as its the right kind.

Honey can even painlessly remove pus, scabs and dead tissue from wounds and stimulates new tissue growth.

Soothes Coughs and Eases Colds

Perhaps among the most enjoyed health benefits of honey, the superfood can be used to soothe coughs or ease colds. A mixture of fresh lemon juice and raw honey provides soothing relief for sore throats and helps stop the tickle that stimulates coughing. Raw honey - with all its components including royal jelly, propolis and bee pollen - is high in nutrients and enzymes which kill bacteria and viruses. Children given just a little bit of honey before bed often sleep better and cough less than if given nothing. Don't forget about honey when searching for home remedies for cough.

Adding on to the Health Benefits of Honey, the Food:

Increases calcium absorption

Can increase hemoglobin count and treat or prevent anemia caused by nutritional factors

Can help arthritic joints

Works as a natural and gentle laxative, aids constipation

Provides instant energy without the insulin surge caused by white sugar

Contains a wide array of trace minerals such as calcium, iron, zinc, potassium, phosphorous, magnesium, copper, chromium, manganese and selenium, which are critical for healthy cellular insulin sensitivity and blood sugar balance. This superfood does have an effect on blood sugar and contains approximately 53% fructose, so one should only consume this in moderation.

Benefits Overview - Honey is Great for:

Preventing cancer

Preventing heart disease

Easing coughs and colds

Healing wounds

Providing energy

Relieving arthritic-related discomfort

Promoting a healthy digestive system

Increasing calcium absorption

Providing allergy protection

Treating herpes

Relieving sore throat

Slowing aging

Preventing plaque build-up

Healing burns

Although honey can be a fantastic health-boosting tool, using the wrong kind of honey may give you the health benefits of honey you expect. A study conducted for Food Safety News shows that at least 75% of the honey sold in the US is actually not real honey, according to Food and Drug Administration standards. In order for honey to be deemed "honey" in the United States, the honey must contain pollen as it naturally would.

While the FDA has a strict rule on what is and what isn't considered real honey, they actually don't bother to check the honey sold, and so many people are consuming fake, nutrient-depleted honey. The simplest potential solution to this problem would be for you to purchase honey at your local natural health food store, or obtain your honey from a local beekeeper if at all possible.

Begin experiencing the health benefits of honey today with some amazing bee products that cure and protect.

Additional Sources:
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine NaturalNews NewScientist Pubmed/19003952 ScientificAmerican Pubmed/22707327

Post written byMike Barrett:
Mike is the co-founder, editor, and researcher behind Natural Society. Studying the work of top natural health activists, and writing special reports for top 10 alternative health websites, Mike has written hundreds of articles and pages on how to obtain optimum wellness through natural health.

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Health Benefits of Honey - Natural Antibiotic, Antifungal, and Antiseptic

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Red Herrings

The definition of red herrings Irrelevant information that distracts without addressing facts.

Connection: This video is a prime example of a red herring, it shows how both Mayor West and Louis Griffin both deviate from the concerns of the people by keeping their statements short and talking about something else to take their minds off of the issue at hand.

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Belief - Unexplained
Unexplained belief is very persuasive for someone to believe. It gives person hopes that something either medically or religiously will work. The reason this is believed is because that one theory works with someone else but has not yet been proven by science.

Deja Vu is one form of an unexplained belief. Déjà vu is a brisk, stunning sensation of having already lived a totally identical situation in some undefined past.

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Post #8- Reason for belief -Patternicity 

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The Patternicity red flag is defined simply as the error of seeing something that is not actually there.

Connection: This is a picture of a tree, with a face made out of the branches and bumps in the tree seeing patterns from everyday objects

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Ideology is a set of beliefs, especially one held by a particular group, that influences the way people behave.

Connection: This article has no exact definition of ideology because of how many people have different beliefs, for example religion, each one is different and has different views on certain things. ideology differs from person to person.

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