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Daily Mail
15 hours ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
Why mysterious group of rural Americans are NINE TIMES less likely to suffer from country's biggest killers
The typical American may struggle to imagine Amish life - with no TVs, smartphones, cars, computers or even basic electricity in the house. But that's not the only thing the Amish live without. Members are also much less likely to suffer the chronic diseases that have been linked to modern lifestyles. Your browser does not support iframes.
Associated Press
21-05-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Simulated Environment Concepts, Inc. Welcomes Noah Wagler as New Officer to Drive Innovation in Sustainable Agriculture and Seafood Industries
NEW BERN, NC - May 21, 2025 ( NEWMEDIAWIRE ) - Simulated Environment Concepts, Inc. (SMEV) is proud to announce the appointment of Noah Wagler, a pioneering Amish farmer from Hamilton, Indiana, as a new company officer. Bringing extensive experience in cutting-edge sustainable technologies, Mr. Wagler is set to accelerate SMEV's growth and innovation across the agricultural and seafood sectors. Mr. Wagler has been successfully testing advanced sustainable solutions that are delivering remarkable results in crop and meat production. His projects include establishing a resilient supply chain and food distribution network catering to distributors, restaurants, and direct-to-consumer programs. He is also developing a comprehensive distribution pipeline for local, regional, national, and international partners in the agriculture and seafood industries. Currently, his groundbreaking structured water testing has shown promising results, increasing the size and yield of crops and livestock across various regions including the United States and Asia. These technologies have been tested on cattle in Japan, poultry and sweet corn in the U.S., as well as rice fields in Mississippi, Arkansas, and throughout Asia. In addition to these initiatives, Mr. Wagler is spearheading the development of an environmental campus in Indiana dedicated to agriculture, seafood, poultry, and beef production, with support from a local University and the Amish community. He is also investing in a European fund related to the EIS UK program, which aims to raise up to 12.5 million pounds (approximately $17.5 million) to finance SMEV's projects with minimal dilution to the company. Noah Wagler commented, 'My interest in SMEV stems from the potential I see in combining the capabilities of my farms in Indiana with SMEV's farm in North Carolina. With proper funding from external sources and international subsidiaries, we can achieve extraordinary organic growth. Coming from a humble Amish background, I value a team-oriented culture built on hard work and dedication. I look forward to bringing my contacts, associates, and innovative technologies to SMEV to expand our impact. These technologies are truly groundbreaking, and I already have clients eager to implement them.' SMEV's leadership believes that Mr. Wagler's expertise and vision will be instrumental in advancing the company's mission to revolutionize sustainable food production and distribution. About Simulated Environment Concepts, Inc. Simulated Environment Concepts, Inc. (SMEV) is a forward-thinking company dedicated to developing innovative solutions in sustainable agriculture and seafood production. By leveraging cutting-edge technologies and strategic partnerships, SMEV aims to enhance food supply chains, improve crop and livestock yields, and promote environmentally responsible practices worldwide. About SMEV: Nitro Holdings, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of SMEV, is an Aqua-Culture based company focused on Farming and Logistics. SMEV is currently in the final stages of completing our 2023 and 2024 audits with our intent to uplist to a new exchange with plans on being a fully reporting company in 2025. Contact Information: SMEV Shareholder/Investor inquiries can be directed to: Bryan Wilkinson - CEO Email: [email protected] X: View the original release on
The Independent
07-05-2025
- The Independent
Amish member arrested for woman's murder in Ohio after she was found dead in her home with her goat
An Amish man has been arrested in connection with the suspicious death of a woman whose body was found inside her Ohio home alongside her goat. Samuel Hochstetler was arrested on Monday and charged with the murder of Rosanna Kinsinger, 28, on March 13, the Meigs County Sheriff's Office said. Kinsinger, whose death was ruled suspicious by authorities, was found inside her Rutland, Ohio, home alongside her goat, a member of the same Amish community, Mose Troyer, told WSAZ. Hochstetler, originally from Kentucky, lived with Troyer for several months after joining the local community. Troyer said he went to Kinsinger's home that night and called 911 after finding her dead. Following numerous search warrants and interviews, Hochstetler, who lived across the street from Kinsinger, was named a person of interest in the case. It was not immediately clear how the two knew each other. Troyer, who did not appear on camera, told WSAZ he's disturbed to learn he'd been living with the person allegedly responsible for Kinsinger's murder for weeks. Kinsinger's body was sent to the Montgomery County Coroner's Office for an autopsy, though preliminary results were inconclusive, the sheriff's office said. 'This case was such a tragedy to those who knew Rosanna. She was a beloved individual in her community.' Sheriff Scott Fitch. 'Detectives have worked around the clock searching for answers and were able to get those answers. Hopefully this investigation helps bring some closure to the victim's family and on behalf of the Sheriff's Office we offer our deepest condolences.' Hochstetler is being held in the Gallia County Jail. His preliminary hearing is set to be held on May 13.
