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- 🏛️ Policy Proposal Summary: “Supported Nutrition and SNAP Reform Act”
- ### 🧠Let’s Talk Health, Schools & Smarter ChoicesRobert F. Kennedy Jr.’s **Make America Healthy Again** initiative is bringing new attention to the impact that the food you eat, the sleep you get, and the pills you take have on your energy—especially your ability to stay alert behind the wheel and keep your phone mount safely above the steering wheel, at the same eye level as the windshield.In fact, **no-fault states** might even consider making phone mount checks part of routine vehicle safety inspections.✅ **Medication & Motivation**Some medications, especially certain atypical antipsychotics, can delay a teen’s ability to get a *driver’s license*—not from laziness, but because they haven’t yet found the right **preservative-free diet** and **metacognitive habits** to boost alertness and motivation.✅ **Dr. Benjamin Feingold’s Legacy**Dr. Feingold’s research revealed how artificial dyes, sweeteners, and preservatives can affect attention and behavior. His pioneering diet inspired parents to read labels and question what’s really in their food.✅ **Native American Nutrition Wisdom**Native American dietitians remind us of the value of natural, unprocessed breakfasts—whole grains, roots, and protein-rich foods that sustain steady energy and clear minds without sugar spikes.✅ **Better Sleep, Sharper Focus**Nasal magnets and breathing strips (like those from *Intake Breathing*) can help kids who snore get deeper, oxygen-rich sleep—making them more alert and focused the next day *without needing caffeine or coffee at all.*
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Problem:Even premium bike locks can’t stop a thief from rolling your bike into a van in seconds. Traditional U-locks protect frames, but they don’t immobilize the wheels — leaving high-end bikes vulnerable to roll-away theft. Solution:BrakeLock™ is a titanium, key-locked band that secures your brake lever halfway against the handlebar, engaging the brake pads and…
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The phrase “I would eat you up” serves as a playful yet complex icebreaker, reflecting deeper themes of affection and protection. For Gen Z, it translates into a subtle inquiry about vulnerability: “Do you get flustered and shy when you feel clingy? I’m asking because I want to protect you from others.” This sentiment can…
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Food as a Bridge: Connecting Through Nutrition In a world where the disparities in health outcomes are stark, the importance of food as a means of connection cannot be overstated. Food is not just sustenance; it is a bridge between cultures, generations, and communities. Exploring and teaching young people how to prepare nutritious meals from…
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The Analogy of Bikes and Babies The analogy presented here compares the responsibilities of a parent to a bike owner, highlighting how society sometimes expects parents, especially single mothers, to take on burdens alone. Just as a bike owner might feel anxious about leaving their bike unattended due to theft, a parent may feel overwhelmed…
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Every year, more than 2 million bikes are stolen in the U.S. — and fewer than 10% ever make it home. Even if you have the serial number, thieves can strip a frame in minutes, peel off stickers, and sell your bike before lunch. I’m building a solution to end that. Downtube ID is a…
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If you are a recent immigrant with a green card or a person who is falsely accused of a crime, you deserve the right to obtain a barcode sticker at the southern border or at the first American airport you arrive at, or at your local police department to verify your immigrant status or probation…
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Please start funding healthy distractions and active transportation in group homes rather than lengthy phone calls and masturbation. Kind is Cool. Kindness is getting someone with autism on a bike or in the back of a car and on their way to work where they can learn how to use Grammarly and be productive. Gifts…
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Safer “Brave” Activities for Kids A safer version of bravery is seeking help—disagreeing respectfully with a teacher or mentor, visiting the principal to get matched with a study buddy, or joining after-school activities to blow off steam and finish homework. To make that easy, districts should partner with public libraries, Boys & Girls Clubs, and…
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The deal with DEI Charlie Kirk has overlooked is that the National Business Roundtable could seek to make equity a priority when investing in a more at-risk younger neurodivergent workforce with Gen Z skills and abilities, capable of using newer programs and technologies, at a risky but worthwhile cost of being paid more overtime without…
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