Heather Rae, Functional Health Practitioner
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TERRAIN MODEL health coach based in Jalisco Mexico
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WATER, THYROID HORMONES, LIPIDS, ENZYMES are the fluids that charge your ‘human battery’. Charging your battery with EM devices when your thyroid hormones are depleted won’t get you very far. Get the fluoride and chlorine (halides) out of your body so that thyroid-dependent IODINE (another halide) can do its work.
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Pfizer seeks permission to inject infants with lethal gene therapy shots

It is important to reiterate that if Pfizer is able to include the mRNA vaccine in the childhood vaccine calendar, it will receive permanent liability protection under the U.S. National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986.

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BASIC, INEXPENSIVE DETOX STARTER KIT:
1. Epsom Salt (magnesium sulfate) soaks, to tolerance
2. Castor Oil pack on liver with heat pad
3. Coffee Enemas (made with clean coffee beans and clean water)

These remedies ought to be ok for even the most inflamed and sensitive people. I get really deep with my clients in how well they are designed enzymatically (genetically) and nutritionally to make detox compounds like glutathione and sulfates and nitric oxide.
(As for glutathione, NAC, glycine, selenium etc .... anyone doing IV therapies ought to know their DNA before hooking up to the glutathione drips.)
These three recommendations (along with clean diet and water) are simple and inexpensive home therapies acting on specific detox pathways (like sulfation and CYP)
If coffee enemas make you queasy, perhaps it will help to know they were once part of standard Merck Manual care.
Forwarded from YumNaturals Emporium Amandha Vollmer (Amandha Vollmer)
HPV Madness!

It’s one thing to show that the DNA claimed to be HPV does not belong to any physical particles assumed to be the human “papillomavirus,” yet it’s another thing entirely to tear down this insane narrative linking these fictitious entities to cancer. According to the official narrative, there are over 150 different combinations of A,C,T,G’s representing different strains of the same “virus.” The vast majority of these DNA strains are said to be harmless. For the random numbers they picked out as their cancer culprits, the vast majority “infected” never develop cervical or any other cancer. They also claim that the vast majority of the HPV cases are asymptomatic and that 90% of these cases clear up on their own within 2 years. It is well-known that HPV is not the only factor said to cause cervical and other cancers and that various factors such as pharmaceutical use, smoking, environment, and lifestyle choices also play a big role. In fact, HPV is said to be unable to cause cancer without these co-factors. There are cases of cervical cancer that are HPV-negative thus confirming that these random DNA sequences are not found in every case of the disease they are supposed to cause within 15-20 years of infection. According to the CDC, as cancer registries do not collect data on the presence or absence of HPV in cancer tissue at the time of diagnosis, they estimate the percentage of HPV cancer cases based on where they think HPV may be hiding in the body as well as if they think HPV would probably be the cause of the cancer.

It is obvious to anyone looking at the evidence critically and logically that the link between HPV and cancer is laughable if it wasn’t so tragic.

https://viroliegy.com/2022/04/14/hpv-madness/
I met a young man today whose father has a condition called arachnoiditis, a painful inflammation and fusing of a layer of the menges wrapping the spinal cordf or which conventional medicine says it has “no cure.” Conditions ending in”itis” mean that peroxynitrite (ONOO!) is at play. (I posted earlier a study showing that DMSO scavenges peroxynitrite.). Conventional medicine offers this father pain killers and surgeries. He self-medicates with cannabis. Functional genomics goes a long way to identifying root causes of these kinds of conditions, but most people have never heard of it. I found this website of a fellow genomics practitioner, Linda, explaining peroxynitrite .. as well as our practice of functional health.
https://www.nutritionandyourgenes.com/peroxynitrite
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LUCY & ME ... Lucy was one of my mother's Morgan horses and she was my favorite to ride ... hours on end in the woods, just us two exploring nature.
DAISY & ME ... Daisy was my mother's Morgan brood mare. One of her foals, Abigail, came to graze on our grass after retiring from Parker's breeding barn in New York. My mother gave me, along with Abigail, an old Western saddle with a old leather girth, dry and brittle. On a ride with friends along the edge of corn field, I ducked to avoid a branch and the entire saddle, and I, wound up upside down, at full canter!
SHOW ME THE VIRUS: Resources for Putting Deluded Germ Theorists in Their Place https://snooze2awaken.com/2021/09/27/show-me-the-virus-resources-for-putting-deluded-germ-theorists-in-their-place Just delete anything most "half-truthers" have to say about "COVID" because it's all part of the "virus" psyop to keep you enslaved through fear of ... nothing.
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I WAS A DIRTY LITTLE KID. I hated to comb my hair. Or have it cut. I ran through horse stalls and over pebble driveways, barefoot. I slept in the woods. Never was a worry about germs. Back then, food came from a garden and unpasteurized dairy from a nearby farm ... meat and fish from local markets. I don't recall ever being sick.
ORGANIC GARDENING In the mid-70s, in my teens, Dr. Alice White and Dr. Jan Duker owned a small farm in South Salem, New York where I helped with outdoor chores, stocking firewood, shoveling chicken manure, attending bee hives, fertilizing the garden with seaweed, harvesting vegetables and killing chickens that had stopped laying. Dr. White was a psychology professor at Columbia Teacher's College. Dr. Duker was a psychotherapist in private practice. Dr. White's son is Chris Kimball of Cook's. Kimball and White didn't have much of a relationship but I was then, and forever have been, grateful to these two formidable women. Dr. White wrote my recommendation to Phillips Exeter Academy, saying she would do it but that I would hate it! At PEA, I asked for a garden, to which the administration responded, "we don't do manual labor here." Some things are so much a part of a soul, a connection to earth, that blocking that connection is a kind of death. Without it, I am lost.
ORGANIC GARDENING In the mid-70s, in my teens, Dr. Alice White and Dr. Jan Duker owned a small farm in South Salem, New York where I helped with outdoor chores, stocking firewood, shoveling chicken manure, attending bee hives, fertilizing the garden with seaweed, harvesting vegetables and killing chickens that had stopped laying. Dr. White was a psychology professor at Columbia Teacher's College. Dr. Duker was a psychotherapist in private practice. Dr. White's son is Chris Kimball of Cook's. Kimball and White didn't have much of a relationship but I was then, and forever have been, grateful to these two formidable women. Dr. White wrote my recommendation to Phillips Exeter Academy, saying she would do it but that I would hate it! At PEA, I asked for a garden, to which the administration responded, "we don't do manual labor here." Some things are so much a part of a soul, a connection to earth, that blocking that connection is a kind of death. Without it, I am lost.
FROM GRUBBY GIRL TO SEXY CHICK "In 1983 (well, '84 because of that elusive senior paper on Colombian agrarian reform)), I graduated from Wesleyan University with a BA in Latin American Studies (think revolutions and coups). Naturally, that major segued into an IT job. I landed at Edmond J. Safra's Republic National Bank in midtown Manhattan. Goyim, like me, filled the non-revenue generating roles, like 'office automation' ... back then, we were putting PCs with floppy disks on the trading floor and programming modems to transfer data. I really enjoyed that job, but the office politics and deadening lights and stale air killed my spirit. So I played a lot of squash, ate lots of 'ethnic' foods and explored recipes from Gourmet and MFK Fisher.
HOW TO COOK A WOLF ... "is not a guide to the particular needs of our era, nor is history ever intended as a manual for the present. What it can provide is comfort: to read a voice across the years and realize that some things, like spirit, rise up in any crisis." https://www.eater.com/2020/5/8/21246952/how-to-cook-a-wolf-book-mfk-fisher-guide-essential-reading-coronavirus-covid-19