A post shared on X claims that Brittany Mahomes said that the referees didn’t protect her husband, NFL quarterback Patrick Mahomes, from getting tackled. OMG WHAT??? TACKLING??? IN FOOTBALL??? THATS CRAZY pic.twitter.com/TD4insNtBp — lindsay (@zeglerverse) February 12, 2025 Verdict: False There is no evidence for this claim. It appears to be satirical in origin. Fact Check:  Patrick […]

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Months before he became health and human services secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shared his moving conversion story, expressing that belief in God helped break his longtime heroin addiction that began when he was a boy, the year after his father’s tragic murder. “We grow through pain,” Kennedy told podcast host Sage Steele. “Pain is ultimately the touchstone of spiritual growth, and addicts have a unique opportunity for redemption because they’ve been to hell.” Kennedy said his faith in God came gradually, beginning at age 28, first after reading the work of renowned Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung. Kennedy said Jung reported that after observing tens of thousands of psychiatric patients, he concluded that people who believe in God got better faster. Pain is the touchstone of growth. Struggle shapes character.Through adversity, Bobby Kennedy has emerged as a leader who understands suffering, redemption, and the fight for something greater than himself. pic.twitter.com/G0QXQrwnAk— MAHA Alliance (@MAHAalliance) February 8, 2025 Kennedy’s experience is supported by numerous studies showing a robust tie between faith and low substance addiction, strong mental health, and lower rates of suicide and depression. From his powerful position, Kennedy is in a unique role to share how and why we must reform our mental health care delivery system, which is inadequate. It has become overly reliant on pharmaceutical “remedies” that quite often make things worse. I experienced this in 2019, when I was hospitalized twice due to allergic reactions from drugs administered to me by health care providers unable to properly care for my diagnosed fibromyalgia, anxiety, PTSD, and depression. Rather than comprehending and treating the underlying causes of inflammation and pain stemming from a childhood of traumatic abuse, they instead masked it with a cocktail of pharmaceutical drugs that backfired and almost killed me. I am far from alone. The groundswell of support for Kennedy’s nomination was undergirded by anger and skepticism toward Western medicine’s excessive use of pharmaceuticals. Health care reform activist Calley Means, who supported Kennedy’s nomination, recently posted on X about how the United States leads the developed world in global antidepressant users per capita. We have never had more drugs, yet we’ve never had more suicide and depression, which both have hit record highs. What a disastrous experiment for America – fueled by conflicted, bogus research from the NIH. pic.twitter.com/BHco1UI4FL— Calley Means (@calleymeans) February 9, 2025 Nearly 50,000 people died by suicide in the United States in 2023—nearly 17 times the number of people killed in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. And that’s just in one year. This is the highest number ever recorded and the highest rate since 1941—the aftershocks of the Great Depression. America’s mental health is at a crisis point. We’ve got to change this–and we can. This will involve asking hard questions about the interplay between faith and mental health care delivery. For example, the journal Sociology of Religion reported that psychologists are the least religious of professors, with 61% reporting themselves as atheist (50%) or agnostic (11%). Harvard found psychology professors (and biologists) were the least likely among disciplines to believe in God. Conversely, Gallup found 81% of Americans believe in God. Thus, a study led by Harvard Medical School researcher David Rosmarin, an expert on faith and mental health who is devoutly Jewish, reported that nearly 76% of patients wanted spiritually integrated psychotherapy. In my own life, my most effective mental illness treatments and mitigants fused spiritual and mental care by Jewish and Christian leaders, allowing me to heal and recover through God’s grace and redemption. However, Rosmarin’s team found in another study that 36% of practitioners of cognitive-behavior therapy “reported some discomfort” in addressing spirituality and religion issues with clients while 19% reported never/rarely inquiring about them and 71% reported “little-to-no previous clinical training in this area.” This isn’t to say an agnostic or atheist can’t provide solid mental health care. But it could also help explain why other Harvard researchers also found that “spiritual needs of patients with serious illness are frequently unaddressed within medical care” and “unaddressed spiritual needs can be associated with poorer patient quality of life.” Kennedy said he’s committed to transforming our nation’s health care system, including mental health care. It’s an exciting idea to think that we can reimagine our mental health training, teaching, and delivery to incorporate our national motto: In God We Trust. We publish a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Daily Signal. The post RFK Jr. Says God Healed His Addiction. Could Including God in Mental Health Treatment Transform Our Health Care System? appeared first on The Daily Signal.

  32 Cauliflower Recipes and Ideas for Healthy Eating Cauliflower is a healthy alternative to it's carb-filled counterpart – the potato. If you're worried about filling yourself up with low-carb recipes, worry no more. I have compiled a list of the best, most filling, family-friendly cauliflower recipes out there!  You won't even miss the extra carbs (potato who?). So load up on all the flavor and nutrition of these low-carb, delicious cauliflower recipes!   1. Caramelized Cauliflower Frittata | Load up your breakfast with fiber – grab some cauliflower, grab some eggs, grab some nutmeg and get to work. This delicious cauliflower recipe will take a bit more prep time than the usual scrambled eggs and french toast for breakfast but it will definitely be worth it. Get recipe here.   2. Cauliflower and Bacon Hash | Cauliflower perfectly browned in bacon fat and all soaked up with tasty flavors – DELICIOUS! This recipe is perfect for those who are not very keen on potatoes. Cauliflower provides the perfect body and texture that you expect from a real hash, not to mention a healthy dose of added nutrition. Get recipe here.   3. Cauliflower Breakfast Muffin | Breakfast and snack muffin made of cauliflower, eggs and ham. Your kids will definitely dig this recipe. You can even stash a few in the freezer for busy school day mornings. Get recipe here.   4. Mashed Cauliflower | If you love mashed potatoes but hate the loaded carbs, then this one's for you. Mashed cauliflower surprisingly tastes very similar to mashed potatoes but with fewer carbs. Top it with chopped herbs and grated cheese for a perfect dish. Get recipe here.   5. Zesty Spiced Cauliflower | Pan-steamed cauliflower enhanced by the mild bite of cumin and turmeric. Get recipe here.   6. Cauliflower Soup Pureed cauliflower to make a silky smooth soup. Nutritious, delicious, and very easy to make! Get recipe here.   7. Creamy Curried Cauliflower Soup | Curry powder and almond milk deliciously conspire with cauliflower to produce a full-flavored blended soup that's creamy on the palate without including any actual cream. Get recipe here.   8. Cauliflower Mac and Cheese | Cauliflower takes the starring role for a lighter, healthier mac & cheese recipe. It's very simple to put together. Get recipe here.   9. Crispy Cauliflower Burger via the cozy apron Panko-crusted cauliflower “steaks” topped with provolone cheese, roasted red peppers, and an “optional” spicy hummus mayo – this recipe will totally turn your  burger world upside down! Get recipe here.   10. Bacon-Cheddar Cauliflower Chowder | Warm up a cold fall evening with this this lightened-up version of baked potato soup. Low on the carbs, high on the nutrition. Check out the full recipe here.   11. Balsamic Glazed Cauliflower “Wings” | Keep the boys happy and healthy during game nights with this game day recipe. Cauliflower just got a little ‘manly' with this seven-ingredient sauce. Eat as a snack or pair with a side salad for a full meal. Get recipe here.   12. Buffalo Cauliflower | The cauliflowers don't taste like chicken, but the spicy flavor and texture were pretty close to boneless wings chicken. If you're planning to cut out meat in your diet, you might wanna give this a try. Get recipe here.   13. Paleo Cauliflower Tortillas | Make this Paleo, gluten-free recipe with just four ingredients. Use them to make tacos and quesadillas or eat them straight out of the pan. Get recipe here.   14. Red Lentil Cauliflower Burger with Chipotle Habanero Mayo | The name of the burger is not as long as it's layers – burger bun layered with a little Chipotle Habanero mayo, then spinach, then the chickpea onion rings, then red lentil cauliflower patty, then some roasted mini peppers, then pickled Jalapenos, more chipotle habanero mayo, fresh cilantro and another burger bun. This recipe is the ultimate vegan burger! Get recipe here.   15. Mini Cauliflower Pizza Crusts | Why cauliflower pizza crust? It’s awesome. It’s tasty. It’s the low-carb alternative to regular pizza crust. What are you waiting for? Make one to try one! Get recipe here.   16. Wild Coho Salmon with Sunshine Rice | Here's an oven-baked dish that's an easy solution for busy weeknights.No need to inhale those disgusting processed foods, this recipe is easy to make and oh-so deliciously packed with nutrition. Get recipe here.   17. Cauliflower Chickpea Masala Burgers | Another cauliflower burger recipe with an Indian twist. It's like an Indian meal on a bun. Get recipe here.   18. Asian Cauliflower Lettuce Wraps These Asian Cauliflower Lettuce Wraps are light, flavorful, and just have the perfect amount of kick! Get recipe here.   19. Almond Coconut Cauliflower Rice | This Thai-inspired side dish is ridiculously quick and easy to make. It's insanely fragrant and is loaded with nothing but nutritious ingredients that’ll do your body good. Get recipe here.   20. Curried Cauliflower Salad via Los Angeles Times This salad has cauliflower seasoned to curry perfection combined with roasted cashews tossed in spiced maple syrup, and topped with homemade dressing. Get recipe here.   21. Crispy Cauliflower Tacos with Slaw and Avocado Cream | It's crunchy, tangy, crispy, creamy, citrusy, vibrant and delicious all at the same time! This is a perfect Mexican-inspired meal even meat lovers will embrace. Get recipe here.   22. Skinny Baked Cauliflower Tots | Cauliflower and tater tots fused together. The mixture for this recipe is pretty simple and easy to put together, you can make it in just 25 minutes. Get recipe here.   23. Oven-Roasted Cauliflower with Garlic, Olive Oil and Lemon Juice | Cauliflower and Parmesan put together in an elegant classic recipe. It's an easy 20-minute recipe. Get recipe here.   24. Low-Carb Cauliflower Fried Rice via Amuse You Bouche This is an easy stir-fry recipe without the carb-overload. Toss in whatever veggies or protein you’d like with the cauliflower base and enjoy. Great for putting leftover foods to good use. Get recipe here.    25. Cauliflower Au Gratin with Crispy Pancetta via sweet paul This recipe is an awesome comeback of the ‘80s dish that kind of fell out of grace for a while. Get recipe here.   26. Italian Roasted Cauliflower Salad via Tori Avey This recipe is a delightful mixture of capers and olives that pairs perfectly with a splash of lemon juice and starchy cauliflower. Toss in some garlic and parsley to kick the flavors up another notch. Get the full recipe here.   27. Crispy Orange Cauliflower | Revamp your typical Chinese take-out with this awesome recipe. Get recipe here.   28. Cilantro Lime Cauliflower with Avocado | Lime, cilantro, garlic and avocado all mixed in with cauliflower and baked into cheesy goodness. I can hear your taste buds singing now. Get the recipe here.   29. Gluten-Free Cauliflower Brownies | My eyes almost popped out when I saw this. Cauliflower brownies! Can you believe that? I'm sure you're just as curious as I was! Get the recipe here.   30. Paleo Chocolate Pizza with a Cocoa Cauliflower Crust | Chocolate and pizza – two sinfully delicious foods made more nutritious by cauliflower. Get the recipe here.   31. Raw Cauliflower Couscous with Kale and Cabbage via the roasted root When you’re craving something fresh and fast, this nutrition-laden salad will take only 5 minutes to make. No cooking required. Get the recipe here.   32. Crazy Ingredient Chocolate Cake | This isn't your ordinary dessert. It's made healthy by a surprising ingredient. You guessed it – cauliflower! The cauliflower makes the cake soft and delicious. Have fun testing the cake out on people who don’t know what’s in it beforehand and watch their shocked reactions when you reveal the secret ingredient! Get the recipe here.   That’s all, fellow homesteaders! Did you enjoy our list of healthy cauliflower recipes? Let us know in the comments section below what you thought of our cauliflower recipes. Do you have a favorite cauliflower recipe that’s a staple on your homestead? Share it with us and we’ll give it a shot. We love doing DIY homesteading projects and becoming more self-reliant by learning more about how everything works around the homestead. That’s why Homesteading was created. We want all folks looking to lead a self-sufficient life, either on a homestead or in an urban environment, to come together and learn from each other! 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