Microscopic imagery shows nicotine destroying nanotechnology. "You can literally see the nanotechnology dissolve, be destroyed and dispersed."

If you were paying attention at the beginning of the Plandemic, you would have noticed like I did, that the quit smoking commercials were not being done by the American Heart Association anymore, but instead all of a sudden, they were being run by the CDC. The switch was unnoticed by many. Then shortly thereafter, they began saying smokers were more likely to get COVID-19. I am a smoker and never had COVID. I also read a report from Italy, I believe that said nicotine keeps the covid virus from entering and adhering to your body. Much like when they used nicotine on plants to keep bugs off. It works, too...I put cigarette butts in my potted plants and they stay healthy and unbuggy. Believe it or not, but the science is truth.....I know the left will freak out about the truth, and that is fine. I believe in actual science, not the bullshit they are pushing mainstream.

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I still wouldn't smoke it. Chew on some leaves, but not inhaling all the other carcinogens.... and only organic tobacco, non GMO. Good luck finding any in America. I grew up next to a large tobacco farm in Kentucky.

nicotine doing its thing, wow 😳🧪

Who released this footage originally? Where did this come from?

Do nicotine patches work 🤔

Every single lab rat that was given this depopulation poison should be given every single medical treatment for free

Maybe that’s why Biden tried to ban Cigarettes randomly last year, just saying

Dammmmnnmnmnmn “hand me the black n mild”

My boss and I actually had a theory about us being smokers and not having coughs when we had “covid”. She got the vaxx, I did not. She ended up having “covid” like 5-6 times since 2021. I’ve only tested positive once.

That makes sense. Honestly.