Vax Detox

There are tons of vids on this on Rumble and Bitchute but this is the one I saw and not only left a huge impression on me, it redpilled a close-minded, argumentative relative I showed it to. Really well-done vid from billiant.org online courses, and under 30 minutes. Another one coming from Mercola in greater depth that is two hours. Veg Oil: 1. History 2. Longevity 3. Hidden Data 4. How It's Made 5. What It Does To The Body

Ken Matthews

Gregg's working with a naturopath on cleansing protocols & not really going to the conventional doctor anymore. Catherine's naturopath podcast tonight will post here, not right away but in the near future. gregg and catherine, true the vote, cancer treatment options

1. Intermittent Fasting https://rumble.com/v4hogu3-dr.-mercola-how-a-fasting-mimicking-diet-helps-you-live-longer.html https://rumble.com/v4hp5tx-dr-berg-there-are-dangers-to-fasting-how-to-avoid-them.html https://rumble.com/v4hws4o-flccc-how-autophagy-combats-spike-protein-boost-this-natural-response-with-.html 2. IVM https://rumble.com/user/johncleer?q=ivermectin 3. Resveratrol https://rumble.com/v4ho9n0-resveratrol-is-it-a-scam.html 4. Melatonin 5. Probiotics (vids coming) 6. Spermidine 7. Sunlight and Photobiomodulation https://rumble.com/v33wu59-what-is-phototherapy.html https://rumble.com/v33wukf-vitamin-d-how-much-do-you-need.html 8. Vitamins -C, D3/K2, Omega 3, Nigella Sativa, NAC, Curcumin https://rumble.com/user/johncleer?q=vitamin https://rumble.com/user/johncleer?q=nac https://rumble.com/v33wroy-dr.-mccullough-3-enzyme-to-break-down-the-spike.html further info at https://covid19criticalcare.com/treatment-protocols/ #FLCCC #spike protein detox

Now as then we're going through a public health crises of ignorance. 40% of the US pop was Vit. D deficient as of 2022. see also: https://rumble.com/v33wukf-vitamin-d-how-much-do-you-need.html A study gave hospital patients 5,000-50,000 I.U.'s a day for 7 years: patients in a normal condition got 5-10k, diseased received 20-50k. They found it was safe long term. The speaker thinks the data show it takes a whole year to get your D levels up if you're malnourished. In normal patients the study just measured how high vit D intake raised vit D levels. In diseased patients they found 20-50k improved their condition. My D3 supplement is 5000 I.U.'s and I'll usually take one plus a gummy. I'm upping it to 2 plus a gummy now that I watched this. Study says D3 might not be as good as other Vit D but I already have it. D and K2 are a powerful combo.

Make sure you watch this first: https://rumble.com/v4hp5tx-dr-berg-there-are-dangers-to-fasting-how-to-avoid-them.html Further viewing: https://rumble.com/v4hogu3-dr.-mercola-how-a-fasting-mimicking-diet-helps-you-live-longer.html #autophagy #intermittent fasting #spike protein detox

DYOR I am not suggesting you fast or do anything else, other than Doing Your Own Research and Making Informed Decisions I have tried it though and lost weight fast. Never for a sustained time or recurringly.

fasting, aging, diet

I started reading about it after I watched Dr. Shiva's quercetin vid where he says resv. is a zinc ionophore. I didn't find anything on that. The benefits claimed have to do with enzyme production. After getting rich from from resveratrol, Sinclair started marketing it to be taken together with NMNs to boost NAD+ which is supposed to boost metabolism in a way that slows down aging, but now people say resveratrol slows your metabolism. I have no idea what's true on this but watching YT resveratrol vids sent my BS detector off the page. I do know that boomers and gen x'ers drink wine based on Sinclair's resveratrol studies, when the amount of resveratrol in wine is miniscule: 50-90 Gallons a week needed for the dose they gave mice. So that's an incorrect thing that people have been led to believe and they waste their time and money on it. You can see in the very beginning of the vid, Sinclair says it's concentrated in red wine. That's false, and it looks like he used it to market resveratrol as a natural supplement. There's no way you'll ever get that level of Resveratrol in nature. The other thing you'll notice in that first clip (pre-botox?) is he says he takes it every day, but in the second clip he mocks people who want to see results from taking it every day, saying they haven't read the supplemental section of the study and should take it every other day (after making lots of money from them taking it every day based on his own suggestions). He also profited from NMN supplements, which the FDA recently banned, and you can find him playing the game with the FDA after the writing was on the wall for that. Also vids debating its merit. I don't know if the FDA ban speaks poorly for him or speaks well for him, but apparently he agreed with them (maybe for pragmatic reasons) about taking it off the shelf--will he return the profits, forget it. But I don't know the nuances of what he said, don't care enough to research further. Normally I wouldn't rip on someone for plastic surgery or botox but this guy, he used the youthful looks from the surgery to market the supplement, suggesting he looked young because he took resveratrol. SO Resveratrol might be a scam. Sinclair's recommendation to fast intermittently probably isn't, in general, IMO and I have some vids I'll post about that. Two vids coming from FLCCC suggest resveratrol so take it with a grain of salt or DYOR. I saw a talk where a doctor compared focusing on the outcome vs on the mechanism and I agree, I don't trust medical jargon about sophisticated body mechanisms, we know very little on how the body works.

find these guys on Truth if you want someone to talk you through the protocol. These are not brain surgeons, don't ask them about theory or anything too complicated, they generally believe in viruses and things like that. But they do the protocols and they talk about it in detail every day. They're a large group. Contraband Cures: "I am not a medical professional nor a health expert. I do not claim that any of the substances discussed in this video are cures or treatments for any disease or condition. This is not medical advice. The information is only provided for educational purposes. More information can be found here: https://www.contrabandcures.com/Parasite_Protocol/"

This is the natural predecessor to chloroquine. See the history here https://rumble.com/v4dvnpr-history-of-quinine-chloroquine-and-gin-and-tonic.html Bartender version https://rumble.com/v10nv7a-tonicquinine-syrup-from-the-cocktail-dudes.html The reason chloroquine was produced was for mass production. It's a quinoline too, basically a harsher version of this that has side effects, which is why they made hydroxychloroquine. Don't let anyone tell you that this doesn't work or that HCQ does anything it doesn't. She says to cook it 4 hours TWICE in the video, then says you can just do once in the comments. If you cook it too long you might cook out the contents but I can't find a reliable guide for this. If you know one, post it below. I've read the peels should be translucent afterward, which they're not after 4h and that made me question cutting the recommended second 4h. I've cooked it in the Instantpot pressure cooker for 42 minutes then 42 in the slow cooker. You can't do this one-two because the slowcooker won't turn on until the pressure drops way down and it takes a lonnnng time. In the Instant pot you have to wait overnight +++ (MORE than just overnight) to open or you'll lose some steam and some quinine in it. I've opened it early and it still seems to work but you want max potency so let it cool all the way before you crack the lid.

Obscure, well-done video from bitchute.com/aceofswords/ "I've decided to go with a little lighter theme for my next video, a story about the history of malaria, discovery of quinine and chloroquine, the appearance of this dreaded new strain of coronavirus and whether any of it can have anything to do with Gin and Tonic? This video took me much longer to make than I anticipated and perhaps I should go a bit easier with editing in following videos. At the moment this process simply takes too long and ideally I'd like to get at least a video a week out there as there really is so much I would like to talk about, and not only about these recent events... Also, a disclaimer, and a sincere one. I'm not a medical doctor and none of this should be taken as medical advice or even as is. I do my research alone from the sources available and conclusions that I make are based on simple deduction. If there is one advice of mine that you should heed, it is to investigate things that interest you for yourself and make your own conclusions from data you trust. Not only is it safer, but it is also more fun that way! First published on youtube 18 may 2020."