Proactively screening diabetes patients for heart disease does not improve long-term survival

While coronary heart disease and diabetes are often seen in the same patients, a diagnosis of diabetes does not necessarily mean that patients also have coronary heart disease, according to a new study from researchers at Intermountain Health in Salt Lake City. The Intermountain study found that proactively screening patients with diabetes 1 and 2…

ByRichard BakerNovember 18, 20240Comments

News

Manifesting America’s Golden Age with Peace Through Strategy

Posted on Monday, November 18, 2024 | by Outside Contributor | 0 Comments | Print The results of the elections show many are optimistic that President-elect Trump will bring about a new Golden Age in America. What will this new era mean for the world? Most seek peace, prosperity and…

ByRichard BakerNovember 18, 20240Comments

Health Freedom

Micro-walks: Short bursts burn more for bigger benefits

By now, we’ve all heard the mantra that to stay healthy, we need to get in 10,000 steps a day. But let’s face it… Those 10,000 steps work out to about 4.4 miles and for most of us, the idea of heading out for an almost 4 ½ mile walk can seem out of reach.…

ByRichard BakerNovember 18, 20240Comments

2A Protection

Road Rage Turns Violent In Urbana: Concealed Carry Holder Fires In Defense

A road rage incident in Urbana, IL, ended with a male passenger hospitalized in intensive care after being shot by a concealed carry permit holder who claimed self-defense. Police continue to investigate. URBANA, IL (2-minute read) — A heated road rage incident in Urbana on Saturday escalated into violence, leaving a man hospitalized in…

ByRichard BakerNovember 18, 20240Comments

Prepping & Survival

Is This The Start Of WW3? U.S. Allows Ukraine To Strike Russian Soil With Long Range Missiles

The United States just made a decision that could lead to World War 3. The current ruling class has told Ukraine it can use long-range missiles donated by Western allies to strike Russian soil. This has been one of Russia’s final “red lines” that had yet to be crossed. So far, Russia has not retaliated…

ByRichard BakerNovember 18, 20240Comments

News

Democrats Try to Pass National Popular Vote in Michigan, AMAC Members Say, “No Way!”

Posted on Monday, November 18, 2024 | by AMAC Action | 0 Comments | Print President-elect Trump’s clean sweep of swing states on November 5th included the highly coveted state of Michigan. The Republican winning streak extended to the state level where they won the majority in the Michigan House…

ByRichard BakerNovember 18, 20240Comments

2A Protection

Memphis City Leaders Just Keep Pushing Their Anti-Gun Schemes

Anti-gun city councilors in Memphis, Tennessee, just won’t let up in their continuing quest to squelch local citizens’ right to bear arms. Back in July, the city council made an end-run around Tennessee’s firearms preemption law by trying to put a three-part gun control question on the November ballot. Despite the secretary of state’s warning that…

ByRichard BakerNovember 18, 20240Comments

News

Dems, Media Stunned Trump Is Keeping His Word

Within hours of winning the presidential election, Donald Trump immediately began taking steps to fulfill his wide slate of ambitious campaign promises—leaving the corporate media, the Democrat Party establishment, and even some Republicans in a state of shock and bewilderment. Although many Washington, D.C., powerbrokers are not accustomed to candidates doing what they promised to…

ByRichard BakerNovember 18, 20240Comments

2A Protection

Pennsylvania District Attorney Suing To Allow Medical Marijuana Users Firearms Access

Bigstock Every November, swarms of hunters prepare to head out into the Pennsylvania wilderness in anticipation of deer season, however, some may unexpectedly find themselves on the wrong side of the law if they also possess a medical marijuana card. While shooters have long advocated for sobriety while handling firearms, similar to driving,…

ByRichard BakerNovember 18, 20240Comments

Fitness

Tirzepatide improves heart health and function in obese HFpEF patients

In the international SUMMIT trial, adults with heart failure preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF) and obesity taking tirzepatide for up to 3 years had a reduced combined risk of worsening heart failure events and cardiovascular death, and improved health status and physical function in comparison to participants taking placebo, according to late-breaking science presented today at…

ByRichard BakerNovember 18, 20240Comments