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Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is the condition of having unchecked worms in your brain and spinal fluid. Please help spread the word that we should all be parasite cleansing 2-3 times per year! Parasites have been discovered In all MS autopsies 🤜 🪱

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Kay Atwood1 year ago

I have already friend who has MS, I have told her to get checked for parasites. She just looks at me like I am crazy BUT drs won't check people for do you go about getting tested

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Cleanse Parasites .com 🧹🪱 Herbal Cleanse Co.1 year ago

Probably blood markers for parasites and/or testing for high ammonia in the blood (worm urine)

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TheSickBuddy2 years ago

Morning Sickness? Stomach bug? Chemotherapy? One too many drinks? Grab a Buddy, not a dirty toilet bowl! As seen on Fox's Snake Oil, the Sick Buddy is a cushion that keeps you clean, comfortable, and safe when you're feeling ill. Get it quick, before you get sick :)

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Vala1 year ago

Panacur and ivermectin

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Cleanse Parasites .com 🧹🪱 Herbal Cleanse Co.1 year ago

Synthetic trash dewormers

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mary karpinski1 year ago

I was diagnosed in 2005 with ms. I was poisoned by all the shots and IV infusions. I haven’t had any meds for it for 5 years 1 feel great🙄

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Sterling Spaulding1 year ago

Can't wait for amplification on this

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Cleanse Parasites .com 🧹🪱 Herbal Cleanse Co.1 year ago

Same here! Alt health networks needed.

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Jon H1 year ago

This may seem unpalatable to some, but tobacco has powerful antiparasitic properties.

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Michael Attaway1 year ago

@ScottW_444 Must get this message out to all far left people. This could be what’s got their brain so messed up.

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Jahamar1 year ago

Ivermectin for the win!

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