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THIP MediaHealth & medicine

karela and jamun can control diabetes naturally

Publisher’s rating: Half True

Related reporting published October 1, 2026, says jamun-karela juice may help manage blood sugar, but notes that “reversing diabetes completely is still not proven.” It also says “there is no proof that it can cure diabetes” and describes the juice as something that may be part of a broader plan, not a sole treatment.

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Ein Lehrer wird in Irland verhaftet weil er nicht die Transideologie anerkennen und lehren will.

Publisher’s rating: Enoch Burke wurde verhaftet, weil er gegen Gerichtsentscheidungen verstoßen hatte. Er kehrte wiederholt an seine Schule zurück, die ihn erst suspendiert und später entlassen hatte, obwohl ein Gericht ihm das Erscheinen dort verbot. Die Affäre begann zwar mit einem Streit darum, wie ein Kind in dem Internat angesprochen werden wollte, doch das war nicht Anlass der Festnahme.

The review says Burke was arrested for violating a court order barring him from the school, not for his views on gender. The dispute over how to address a student was part of the background, but the court proceedings concerned his repeated return to the school despite the access ban.

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