In January 2023, Harvard Health Publishing reported that 92 percent of Americans consider integrative health approaches beneficial, with over 67 percent of respondents over 50 years using some natural treatments to help with ailments. For the last couple of years, documentary filmmaker Nick Pineault has been producing 'Body Burden.' The documentary is a new attempt to set straight the bamboozlement in Americans over a large part of the integrative health market sector, detoxification and environmental medicine. Pineault seeks to do this both by spotlighting the claims doctors make about which (if any) detox protocols work, and by using himself as

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17.09.2025

Kimmel Flat-Out Lies About Charlie Kirk's Alleged Killer

How low can late-night TV go? It's a dispiriting question with an obvious answer. There is no bottom. The host of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' proved it anew last night. Kimmel used the death of conservative icon Charlie Kirk to attack President Donald Trump. Gross. Beyond gross, actually. Jimmy Kimmel compares President Trump mourning Charlie Kirk to a 4-year-old mourning a gold fish. This is the guy that literally cried after President Trump won in 2024, btw. pic.twitter.com/sca7MSNB1w — MRC NewsBusters (@newsbusters) September 16, 2025 Later, Kimmel trots out the dumbest liberal talking point in recent memory - anything Trump does

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17.09.2025

'Big Bold Beautiful Journey' Boils Love Down to Its Core

Some films are as precious as their titles. 'Napoleon Dynamite' comes to mind. So does 'Everything Everywhere All at Once.' Add 'A Big Bold Beautiful Journey' to that short list. The eclectic romance takes big, bold risks, aided by A-listers eager for an unconventional tale. The result? A visually dazzling affair that balances quirk and raw sentiment. It's twee at times, but its heart is always in the right place. Yeah, that matters. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7t9cPtA9St0 Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell play Sarah and David, attractive singletons who meet at a wedding. Right away, there's something un-Rom-Com-y about their exchange. It's like

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17.09.2025

Robert Redford and the Death of the Leading Man

Robert Redford died today at his Utah mountain retreat at age 89, and with him passes something Hollywood has spent decades trying to kill: authentic masculinity. Not the cartoonish chest-thumping that fuels today’s superhero factories, but the real thing. The quiet confidence. The moral backbone. The man who could command a room without raising his voice, who didn’t need a cape or a committee to tell him what courage looked like. Breaking: Robert Redford, the award-winning actor and director and the force behind the Sundance Film Festival, has died. He was 89. https://t.co/xrIhDJBxxw pic.twitter.com/pnBNa90QeZ — The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ)

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