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184,188 views • 4 days ago

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35,477 views • 5 months ago

Big Pharma Creates Drugs From Snake Venom, Salmon Sperm, Horse Urine... The Shocking Truth About 5 Common Medications Made From Animal Parts. Insulin, Blood Pressure Meds, Clotting Meds & Premarin 1⃣ INSULIN: Today's Insulin is produced from Human DNA grown on E. Coli bacteria. Insulin used to be made from the pancreas of cattle & pigs. Bovine & porcine insulin was stopped due to adverse side effects & animal rights protests from PETA. The Human Insulin DNA Recombinant Gene is isolated & cloned from human cells & inserted into a bacterial plasmid of E. Coli bacteria. The bacteria are grown in large fermentation tanks where they replicate rapidly & produce massive amounts of human insulin. 2⃣ ACE INHIBITORS: Blood pressure antihypertensive medications like Captopril, Lisinopril & Enalapril are all functional & structural analog peptides derived from the venom of the Jararaca, a Brazilian pit viper (Bothrops jararaca). Snake venoms cause many local & systemic effects in humans, with some being life-threatening while others being permanently debilitating. 3⃣ HEPARIN: A potent anticoagulant derived primarily from porcine (pig) intestinal mucosa. The extraction process involves scraping the mucosa from pig intestines. Heparin from porcine mucosa is used in various applications, including preventing blood clots in surgeries & kidney dialysis. Those with dietary or religious objections to pork may be unknowingly violating their own ethical standards. 4⃣ PROTAMINE SULFATE: This clotting medication comes from salmon sperm. The sperm is collected by "milking" the salmon at reproductive fish farms. It is the only clinically available agent to reverse blood thinning caused by Heparin, but those with fish allergies will go into anaphylactic shock. 5⃣ PREMARIN: Pregnant Mares Urine as Estrogen for HRT Hormone Replacement Therapy. It's origin is right there in the name PREgnant MAres uRINe. The horses used to produce this drug are referred to as "PMU" horses & live on PMU farms. The mares are kept in small standing stalls in order to limit their movement, so not to displace the urinary bladder bags used to collect every drop of urine. When the mares birth the foals, the cycle is repeated. This cycle of breeding has created an overabundance of "unwanted" foals, most of which are sold to the slaughter industry. 👇The Manufacture Process Of Human Insulin👇 👇Snake Venom Used In Blood Pressure Meds👇 👇Heparin From Porcine Intestinal Mucosa👇 👇Protamine Sulfate From Salmon Sperm👇 👇Premarin as Pregnant Mares Urine👇 Speaker: Rob Timmings-ECT4Health

Big Pharma Creates Drugs From Snake Venom, Salmon Sperm, Horse Urine... The Shocking Truth About 5 Common Medications Made From Animal Parts. Insulin, Blood Pressure Meds, Clotting Meds & Premarin 1⃣ INSULIN: Today's Insulin is produced from Human DNA grown on E. Coli bacteria. Insulin used to be made from the pancreas of cattle & pigs. Bovine & porcine insulin was stopped due to adverse side effects & animal rights protests from PETA. The Human Insulin DNA Recombinant Gene is isolated & cloned from human cells & inserted into a bacterial plasmid of E. Coli bacteria. The bacteria are grown in large fermentation tanks where they replicate rapidly & produce massive amounts of human insulin. 2⃣ ACE INHIBITORS: Blood pressure antihypertensive medications like Captopril, Lisinopril & Enalapril are all functional & structural analog peptides derived from the venom of the Jararaca, a Brazilian pit viper (Bothrops jararaca). Snake venoms cause many local & systemic effects in humans, with some being life-threatening while others being permanently debilitating. 3⃣ HEPARIN: A potent anticoagulant derived primarily from porcine (pig) intestinal mucosa. The extraction process involves scraping the mucosa from pig intestines. Heparin from porcine mucosa is used in various applications, including preventing blood clots in surgeries & kidney dialysis. Those with dietary or religious objections to pork may be unknowingly violating their own ethical standards. 4⃣ PROTAMINE SULFATE: This clotting medication comes from salmon sperm. The sperm is collected by "milking" the salmon at reproductive fish farms. It is the only clinically available agent to reverse blood thinning caused by Heparin, but those with fish allergies will go into anaphylactic shock. 5⃣ PREMARIN: Pregnant Mares Urine as Estrogen for HRT Hormone Replacement Therapy. It's origin is right there in the name PREgnant MAres uRINe. The horses used to produce this drug are referred to as "PMU" horses & live on PMU farms. The mares are kept in small standing stalls in order to limit their movement, so not to displace the urinary bladder bags used to collect every drop of urine. When the mares birth the foals, the cycle is repeated. This cycle of breeding has created an overabundance of "unwanted" foals, most of which are sold to the slaughter industry. 👇The Manufacture Process Of Human Insulin👇 👇Snake Venom Used In Blood Pressure Meds👇 👇Heparin From Porcine Intestinal Mucosa👇 👇Protamine Sulfate From Salmon Sperm👇 👇Premarin as Pregnant Mares Urine👇 Speaker: Rob Timmings-ECT4Health

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32,943 views • 1 year ago