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The Phantom Honker's avatar

Good man Clif,

A few drops of Milk Thistle in a pitcher of water also Good.

Dandelion too.

And NAC (n-AcetylCystene)

Works for me.

👽

P.S. prayers for East Palestine.

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Edward Bernaysauce's avatar

prayers for all of those within the plume's path...

(as max igan said... "we are all palestinians now")

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Republic Rising's avatar

Thats the truth. Was totally irresponsible what happened. Phosgene and HCl for sure. The controlled burn was so they would not be held accountable for an explosion should the shrapnel hit anyone. Toxic gas leading to poisoning and long term illness is very difficult to prove.

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Edward Bernaysauce's avatar

"The controlled burn was so they would not be held accountable for an explosion should the shrapnel hit anyone"-

that's the control narrative at work...

everyone could have been evacuated within the range of the supposedly 'modeled' shrapnel barrage by Feb. 6 ( when the conflagration was maximized !)

check this-

planetwavesfm.substack.com/p/we-must-demand-dioxin-tests-in-east

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Republic Rising's avatar

I find the entire episode horrific. Never in my 25 years of chemicals and scientific experience

have I ever witnessed such a stupid countermeasure to a hazardous spill. Every responder to the location should have / would have known that a controlled burn of Vinyl Chloride would produce Phosgene and Hydrogen Chloride. Phosgene 3.4 times the weight of air would pool in areas awaiting victims to disrupt the gas. The HCl would have and has now developed into the toxic acid clouds that hovers over the surrounding area. It puzzles me that the governor of this cluster fuck is insane enough to claim all is well return to your homes. It doesn't take a genius to understand that chickens, coyotes and other small mammals dropping dead is a sign that its time to evacuate and not return. Sure the air quality may be ok if the EPA cherry picks the locations to sample. Lets be honest most of the toxic gas is building up above their heads right now.

What's more troubling is that similar incidents are happening in Arizona, Detroit and Florida.

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Edward Bernaysauce's avatar

they are only sampling surface-water, I believe...

and there are quotas to fill as per international democide agreements.

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Republic Rising's avatar

When I was working in the waste water industry we would sample the creeks and send the water for analysis. The problem as always is what is the scope of the testing.

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Blackwater River's avatar

North Louisiana East Texas too.

Surely this chem cloud will move with the air currents to other areas? Or is it so heavy that it drops down to a specific area?

It’s as much coincidental as those 125+ food processing plants. The ‘enemy’ is doing it every which way vs America. G*d Bless it.

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Republic Rising's avatar

Great question it is dependent upon the Chemicals. HCl loves moisture. Acid Rain. Phosgene is 3.4 x heavier than air. So it sinks to the ground. Throw a hurricane into the middle of both you will get significant dilution. Add a gentle breeze and you get a wonderful transportation device for the clouds. Roll the dice and hope for the best. Some experts would assume that dilution would occur. Experience has given me pause for concern.

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Republic Rising's avatar

Shrapnel is easily proved should it hurt someone. Toxic chemicals if not acute will be a rough road to travel. With all the media coverage perhaps causation will be easier than usual to prove.

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Karmy's avatar

You mean like the poison of the COVID jab? Large numbers of people are dying of heart issues and the media is trying to say this is normal. It's not normal for athletes in the prime of their lives to be dropping dead of heart attacks. It's not normal for teens to be doing the same. This is more of the planned agenda to decrease the population. Start praying, storing water, food and other home items because you can't imagine what might come next but it is coming. This is a warning, the beginning of the chastisement.

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Republic Rising's avatar

I could go into depth on my research regarding V19 but it is like preaching to the choir. That said you would be amazed just how many people consider it to be fake propaganda. There are those that know and those that don't want to know.

I know what's coming. We observe, adjust and move on. If I had the wealth and resources I would be on some distant Caribbean island right now. No cell phone. No internet and no governments. But like many we tread water until its time to swim on.

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Edward Bernaysauce's avatar

it's already yesterday's news... have you been following the Victims of Bhopal Faceburn Page lately...?

(sorry- that was a bit much...)

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Happiness: AViewpoint!'s avatar

It seems lack of education for hazardous spills has already been dumbed down without our noticing!?! Perhaps a re-education of the instructors teaching first responders is in order. Who would do this?

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John Galt's avatar

I was thinking that a contingent from East Palestine could go and meet with the president of the railroad and bathe him in dioxins.

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j3rn's avatar

The ‘controlled burn’ was to RELEASE the phosgene and HCL. It was ALL a set up, look back at the safety changes made 11 DAYS prior - AFTER 17 YEARS they decided to tweak it. All a false flag and all REAL Deaths and Cancer on the way. May G-D watch over all of us. The cabal psychopaths will be judged - The One and Only Almighty in Heaven is paying attention. My prayers are for Ohioans and All of Humanity.

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Republic Rising's avatar

Working in the lab one evening DR Dastidar came to visit my chamber room. (friends at times, rivals on occasion). I was running a test on some material that produced Hydrogen Floride. The test was known as ASTM E1515. Its used to determine the minimal amount of material required to cause an explosion.

I digress. Post detonation I carried out a series of tests to determine the gas contents before breaching the containment vessel.

Curious he remained in the room as I tested the gas. He was a true believer that air exchanges diluted and removed all hazard contained within. After flushing the system with compressed air I retrieved a sample. It was interesting to watch him back away from the room as the gas detection tube showed over 50 ppm of Hydrogen Cyanide.

While I do not disagree with your theory I will add that its interesting just how little some of these highly credentialed academics actually know. They rely on previous studies much of the time and draw educated conclusions believing themselves infallible. The reality is far more eye opening and beyond their beloved text books.

While there may have been safety changes this is not an explanation for the response teams actions. Please expand upon your theory so I can better understand the information I am looking for.

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Happiness: AViewpoint!'s avatar

So how did the hydrogen fluoride change to hydrogen cyanide?

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Republic Rising's avatar

Two different byproducts. The testing I performed was on multiple third parties globally. Dependent on the material and the detonation energy different results could be obtained. Often we would not know the entire composition of the materials. Also many third parties collected random material with combined sample. Whenever I ran the MEC or Kst test in the 20 liter containment vessel I would check for HCl, HF, HCN unless prior chemical decomposition byproducts were known.

My oversight in retelling the story. When DR Dastadar was visiting the laboratory I had been testing a material that produced significant volumes of HCN. When I tested the gas contained within the vessel for HCN the results were over 50 ppm. The gas can easily be absorbed through the skin and if the volume and exposure rate (TWA) is exceeded then serious side effects can present themselves.

Multiple gas testing was typically performed prior to breaching the system to remove the decomposition and prepare the vessel for the next test.

I should have been more specific abou the procedure. My apologies.

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Roman S Shapoval's avatar

Do you think milk thistle tincture is more absorbable? I've read that the only issue with milk thistle is absorbability - why some blends have vitamin C/ sea buckthorn.

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The Phantom Honker's avatar

Haven't heard anything on bioavailability. I'm using A Vogel milk Thistle, just horse it into me and plough on.

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Blackwater River's avatar

So if I cut it when it’s growing should it be applied directly to the cancer mole?

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Blackwater River's avatar

Guess I’m lucky? We have it growing wild in our fields. It’s pesky and impossible to get rid of. Pesky as it is painful to pull out from hay bales. And it breaks off and wraps around the hair of manes and tails of the horses. Then takes ages to pull out bit by bit.

Hence I’m cutting it down every summer. Along with the ragwort that has no good uses. Causes liver failure. Eventually. But there’s also some other helpful healing weeds so my adult children have forbidden us to spray.

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Roman S Shapoval's avatar

Thank you so much Kiki- I'll have to look for milk thistle in my area of Ontario. Do you normally try to forage for it yourself, or was the thistle in your trays grown from seed?

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Gavin Mounsey's avatar

I put together some additional intel on 'first aid' and detox for this situation here: https://gavinmounsey.substack.com/p/glyphosate-and-dioxin-detox and I will be adding the info on Chaga from the post above to my post shortly.

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Turul's avatar

Thank you for the link Gavin. Great and thorough information. Subscribed to your newsletter and listening to your information now on the dandelion plant. Please keep on writing.

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Gavin Mounsey's avatar

Hi Varga

Thanks for reading, subscribing and for the thoughtful comment. I am glad you find the info useful.

I am currently working on the final stages of formatting a book for self-publishing that is focusing on food sovereignty (regenerative gardening, seed saving, preservation, composting etc) so my substack newsletter posts will likely slow down until I have that done but I will try and make time to post something on substack here and there when possible

I will keep on writing! thanks :)

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Happiness: AViewpoint!'s avatar

We have got to find out whose responsible for the derailment and prosecute fully. Let the people decide what to do with them.

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Roman S Shapoval's avatar

Agreed. Shame is the best punishment I believe.

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Happiness: AViewpoint!'s avatar

Has anyone checked out the pyramid technology? The Russians put one over the mouth of a creek going into a lake they had to clean, from toxins, it worked. I read about it years ago and thought grrreat. We can clean our waters, not sure why we don’t have them all over.

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The Phantom Honker's avatar

You know what.

I've come up with the theory that every fucking herbicide is intentionally designed to kill every "weed" that is beneficial to human and animal health, in order to keep everything on two and four legs on the allopathic gravy train.

They can't patent nature, and there's no money in free natural treatments.

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cisc's avatar

Everything they do is designed to destroy life, it's their nature, everything. So yes, I agree.

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John Galt's avatar

The Frog and the Scorpion.

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Roman S Shapoval's avatar

makes too much sense. You're probably right.

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Roman S Shapoval's avatar

The apolocalype = lifting of the veil. Happy our eyes are open, feel bad for others who will have a ruuuude awakening, but also looking forward to it.

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The Phantom Honker's avatar

There's also the added bonus (for them) of all the cancers that are caused by Glyphosphate, as an example.

Even more gravy.

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Karmy's avatar

Intravenous Vitamin C therapy is beneficial for your body. We are deficient in Vitamin C, high doses will help to heal your body.

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Tirion's avatar

Liposomal vitamin C is said to be equally effective and a lot easier than intravenous. Just swallow with water:

https://livon.shop/

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John Galt's avatar

Just watched this link I got from Sanity for Sweden.

The Great Wall of Cunts.

I have a Brit friend who can put inflections on that word so it takes on new meanings.

Here is a Brit lady using it in its raw form: https://abiroberts.substack.com/p/the-great-wall-of-cunts

The only one I recognise is Piers Morgan. Already knew he was a cunt.

Pushing the agenda.

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Tirion's avatar

Is that "The Secret Covenant of The Illuminati"?

https://archive.org/details/trh-77_202111/page/3/mode/2up?view=theater

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The Phantom Honker's avatar

I think the Authors surname begins, and ends with an R.

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Specie's avatar

Thank you Clif,

my wife and i are drinking chaga daily for more than a year because of you.

now another train has derailed near us in metro detroit michigan. Right near the main river in the are - The Huron River. six cars derailed. one containing toxic chemicals yet to be named.

It's WAR.

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Ian's avatar

Supposedly it didn’t break open, but we shall see. Stuck in the same area waiting to find out.

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Specie's avatar

Hi Ian,

thanks for the reply. Hoping its nothing but who knows.

One of the best things about substack is the ability to click on a commenter and see what other substacks they read. We have about a dozen in common. I will check out the other ones you follow. It really can be a game changer if we all utilize it.

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Art Med's avatar

Sorry to heat that, Specie. I'm now wondering what can happen in the Imperial Valley here in southern California. Take care and stay alert.

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Suzann Vasanji's avatar

Awful

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Kat Bro's avatar

All reports I’ve seen say no toxic chemicals but I barely believe anything anyone.

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Suzann Vasanji's avatar

Yes that would be hard to believe.

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Republic Rising's avatar

OHIO OFFICIALS SAY THE WATER IS SAFE TO DRINK...

I say they need to eat the fish or shut up.

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Deborrah's avatar

Gary, this link appears to now have been blocked...

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Deborrah's avatar

It works!

Many thanks.

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j3rn's avatar

https://search.brave.com/search?q=movie%20about%20toxic%20water&source=

Gary, makes me think of Erin Brockovich. DeWine and anyone else - be served the water /fish/ frogs.

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Republic Rising's avatar

I have to make comical videos else I would cry as well. The circus is in town and the Klowns are killers from outer space.

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Republic Rising's avatar

Currently Florida. Originally south of London, UK.

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Republic Rising's avatar

I have come to find solace in Archaix and his theories on what we are and the planet we inhabit. Definitely not for everyone but it helps me as we walk this road upon our journey.

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7 mile Tom's avatar

Ty Mr.Clif.I pray we begin to see deep state/wef/khazarian mafia swinging from tree limbs Soon

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Alexandra's avatar

Thank you, clif. You are a blessing.

xo

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Pixie Prissy's avatar

Thank you from this Ohio resident. 🤗

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Daisy's avatar

Hi Becky are you near the East Palestine disaster? Id like to send some of our Wild Canadian Chaga Elixir to that area to help. Please contact me thru my website TRYBLUE.org!

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Pixie Prissy's avatar

Oh my goodness Daisy. Thank you for your generous offer. I’m in Ohio but thankfully 288 miles south west. Our water and air are allegedly not affected. But I did purchase some Alaska Chaga tea as precautionary action. Bought some Chaga elixir for my dog’s water also. Thank you for being so kind and thinking of others. 🤗

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Jeane Fernandez's avatar

Thank you for all the information you share. We are all very grateful.

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LMS's avatar

Vit C & NAC helps the liver too. NAC is THE treament for acetaminophen (should have never been approved) overdose.

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Roman S Shapoval's avatar

Seriously- did you hear about all the Tylenol lawsuits claiming that it potentially caused ADHD and autism in some children?

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robert stiles's avatar

I have read acetaminophen affects the kidneys if used too much. (whatever that is)

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Roman S Shapoval's avatar

the caps contain propylene glycol among other trash...which I don't think the kidney likey too much (:

https://healthfully.com/ingredients-list-for-tylenol-3975036.html

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Shelle's avatar

Where would you recommend to learn more about this?

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kados's avatar

Love the chaga tea, though have had issues on my kidneys as it contains decent levels of oxalate that my body has issues clearing, so that is worth taking note of for some people.

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Roman S Shapoval's avatar

Have you tried nettle tea to support the kidneys? Not sure if nettle would help with oxalates though.

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kados's avatar

Nettles are excellent for kidney support, though oxalates found in many foods, tend to cause issues when kidney stones or other issues are underlying, and potassium/magnesium citrate and other supplements help with clearance problems.

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Chekstein's avatar

Dandelion as well

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Roman S Shapoval's avatar

Good old Dandelion! Always around us.

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Castigator's avatar

Dandelion root is very good for prostate, and I am not aware of any limitations. With nettle, infusion should only be consumed short-term, followed by a break. Probably five days to a week, at most; then, two or three weeks off.

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Roman S Shapoval's avatar

Thank you so much for the info. I would normally do nettle steeped overnight for a couple weeks at a time. I will shorten it per your suggestion. I've been getting into cistus incanus tea (mediterranean rock rose) lately, as it's a good overall immune system booster.

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MDM's avatar

Oh dear. Glad you mentioned oxalate as I am having difficulty clearing that pesky element. TY

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kados's avatar

since that's the case you might want to look at a product called kidney cop which contains IP6 and banana stem extract, both natural elements that help clear oxalate besides potassium/magnesium citrate

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remoteviewer57's avatar

An Explosion Over Texas Today Too, There Is No Doubt This Is Unconventional Warfare Against Republican States!

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remoteviewer57's avatar

They Never Give Us Truth Anymore Either!

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Tirion's avatar

Yes there was an alleged "meteoroid" over The English Channel this week also:

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-64621721

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remoteviewer57's avatar

They Are Using Old Project Bluebook UFO Cover Descriptors.

There Has Been Meteor Activity Too!

Meteors Or Fallen Angels?

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Michael Toner's avatar

Thanks Clif, you’re a star!

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Happiness: AViewpoint!'s avatar

When the firefighters of New York were hospitalized, they inhaled much the same compounds. They were told they would die within a year. The Church of Scientology stepped in and with doctors put them through the purification program,....this saved them. I hope they set up a few all over and do all down there. This disaster is of epic proportions.

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John Galt's avatar

Scientology does good things?

Good for them, sorta.

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John Galt's avatar

"The protocol involves several hours of sauna therapy each day"

Nice!

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ShortLeggedDog's avatar

It's actually a niacin flush protocol that you do in conjunction with the sauna. Dan Root's father Dr. Root was the medical director that ran L. Ron Hubbard's program. Dr. Root improved the program greatly and Dan now educates others on the process so they can add this as a service to their practice or simply for selfcare. It's an amazing process that removes toxins deep in the body; like gadolinium. https://www.getdetoxinated.com/

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remoteviewer57's avatar

Wow I Need Detox Bad!

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Happiness: AViewpoint!'s avatar

Yeah you get used to it. I did it 2005. I should do it again. Didn’t know about all the toxins they were feeding us back then. They pile up in the body.

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remoteviewer57's avatar

That Is Dehydration Sauna Amount!

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remoteviewer57's avatar

Not A Scientology Protocol But A Doctor That Worked For Them For A Short Time Using His Protocol And Are Very Clear They Are Not Part Of Scientology!

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Happiness: AViewpoint!'s avatar

Well I would do the Scientology one again. I know it’s very over the top researched.

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aj's avatar

The activated charcoal has been used for poisoning for many decades, and there is also zeolite powder (a type of ionic clay) capsules that, like charcoal, does direct absorption of poisons from the gut . I would use some fiber with charcoal or clay. NOT medical advice.

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John Galt's avatar

"The activated charcoal has been used for poisoning for many decades"

LOL! The context clears as you read on.

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cc's avatar

Thank you for caring enough to share!

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Robin Farrar's avatar

I drink chaga everyday as a blender mix of my own chaga with lemon, apple cider vinegar, ginger and a little liquid stevia. Thank you!

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John Galt's avatar

Most of the things I hear about stevia are good. I don't like the taste myself.

However I watched this recently and feel compelled to show it to you: https://www.bitchute.com/video/KPWyOSgr3P35/

You decide.

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Happiness: AViewpoint!'s avatar

We’ll go to health food store and get the actual stevia with inulin. Inulin is a resistant starch, very good for you. The Erythritol in other stevia is not good. All Erythritol is made in a lab,....many lies about this. They have to mix stevia with something. The ‘NOW’ product with inulin is the only good one. Expensive. But powder packets last a long time. Again ‘NOW’ also makes it with dextrose and Erythritol, there is only one made with inulin. Must read the label.

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ShortLeggedDog's avatar

Or just grow your own Stevia. Taste much better than the store bought powder.

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Happiness: AViewpoint!'s avatar

Hey how? Is it a succulent? I’ll have to look that up

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ShortLeggedDog's avatar

I grow it out side in my herb garden. Could easily grow it in a pot.

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Shelle's avatar

We often grow it alongside various kitchen herbs in a container on our deck. No stevia makes it though because our youngest child can't go by it without breaking off a leaf to chew. She likes it so much that after a while barely any if the plant is left.

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remoteviewer57's avatar

Stevia Does Leave An Odd After Taste In The Mouth!

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Robin Farrar's avatar

I forgot to mention I add pine pollen to the mix and the lemon or half I should say I peel the outer yellow and keep the white and that's why I need the blender. And the liquid stevia I've been using for years as I don't use sugar but on occasion I do have some honey from one great beehive I have.

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Robin Farrar's avatar

I saw that but being 63 I'm not concerned. I just know sugar is deadly.

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John Galt's avatar

Heh, I don't particularly care for that either.

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Avalanche's avatar

Dear Clif,

I've added C-60 per your recommendation to my FLCCC protocol ( 66-yr-old fat female; Pureblood, had covid Dec 2021). Bought chaga powder also per your recommendation... Does taking them both... over do it? Listen to you all the time (DLed everything I can find and play and replay as I drive or cook or whatever). You're a lovely steadying hand in scary times!

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Whole Mommy's avatar

It's okay to take both along with all of the "what if I'm already vaccinated" list of supplements pinned on clifs twitter.

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Tia Loca's avatar

Did you know there is a site that many of Clif's older programs and interviews he has done (MANY!) over the years. Well organized, too.

clifhighvideos.com

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