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Scientists just figured out how to reverse aging using AI. And this is a massive breakthrough. We can now reprogram any human cell back to age 20. Heart cells, brain cells, skin cells, all reset to their biological prime. And here’s the wildest part…the technology to do this, has...

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Matt Ridley just revealed something about Covid that most scientists missed. And it provides perhaps the strongest evidence yet that this virus was not natural. “Viruses jump out of animals and into people quite often.” “But they very, very rarely prove to be highly infectious from the start.” “They also tend to be pretty lethal.” “What we saw this time was completely different.” “A virus that was not very lethal… but very infectious.” “That, to me, tells you that it must have had training on human cells and human molecules in the months, if not years, leading up to the pandemic.” “It’s not very good at getting into bats at all, even though it’s originally a bat virus.” “What does that tell you?” “It tells you it hasn’t been in bats for a while.” “It's been in another species.” “It’s better at infecting humans than almost any other species.” “Given that we know this lab was taking SARS-like bat coronaviruses, this very type of virus, and infecting them into human cells and humanized mice for several years before the pandemic, it’s crazy to think that this wasn’t how this happened.” Matt Ridley
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Dr. Suzanne Humphries: What if the very method of vaccine creation was its greatest flaw? We're told vaccines are a miracle of modern science. But how are they actually made? It starts by extracting a virus from a sick human or animal. This live, virulent virus then must be "attenuated" – weakened. How? By serial passage. They incubate it through a series of foreign cell lines to force it to mutate. Think: human amniotic cells, chicken embryo cells, and most notoriously... monkey kidney cells. But then, they need to mass-produce it. This is where it gets even more concerning. To multiply the virus for millions of doses, they grow it on rapidly dividing cell cultures. Some of these are: ➡️ Madin-Darby Canine Kidney (MDCK) cells (from a cocker spaniel, made tumorigenic so they multiply forever). ➡️ WI-38 & MRC-5 cells (fibroblasts from human fetal lung tissue, originating from elective abortions in the 1960s). These aren't conspiracy theories. They are listed right on the package inserts. You are not just being injected with a "weakened virus." You are being injected with a biological soup of foreign animal DNA, cell debris, and growth medium residuals. The obvious question: What unknown pathogens hitch a ride? History gives us the answer. For 30 years, a cancer-causing monkey virus—SV40—was injected into millions via the polio vaccine before it was "discovered" and acknowledged. It is now heavily associated with human tumors. And SV40 is not alone. Third-party researchers have repeatedly found stray viruses, retroviruses, and other contaminants that were not tested for. Why? Because you can't test for something you don't know exists. The entire process is built on a foundation of biological cross-contamination. We are playing a complex game of genetic roulette, trusting that no new unknown virus is silently passed along. This isn't anti-science. This is PRO-transparency and real safety. It's time to ask the hard questions they don't want to answer. What are we really injecting? What long-term effects are we ignoring?
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Camus

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Joe Rogan and Dr. Suzanne Humphries on the Covid vaccine and the propaganda behind it. "You know that they're giving COVID vaccines to 6 month old children now. We know how bad it is - we know it ruins stem cells in pregnant women - they don't give stem cells to their baby - the placentas no longer have stem cells." "Nothing bad about the COVID shot is being talked about when we got Kevin McKernan and all these people looking at it (listing off ingredients in the COVID vaccine) - it's a definite gain of function - but nope - we gotta definitely put it on the baby vaccine schedule." "BECAUSE ANY DOUBTS WHETHER OR NOT WELL FUNDED ABOUT THE VACCINATION MUST NOT BE ALLOWED TO EXIST." Joe: "That sounds like a religion. It sounds like a crazy cult that the whole world's been sucked into. Giving a COVID shot to a baby today is insane." Dr. Humphries: "Three of them." Joe: "Are doctors really recommending this?" Dr. Humphries: "There's a group of people called ACIP - doctors usually with vaccine interests in their bank accounts that make the recommendations for the vaccines." "So if your doctor follows the ACIP program you have to be offered that vaccine - and now that doctor is likely to lose $250,000 a year if they don't do that because there's incentive given to hospitals and doctors."
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Joe Rogan and Dr. Suzanne Humphries on the Covid vaccine and the propaganda behind it. "You know that they're giving COVID vaccines to 6 month old children now. We know how bad it is - we know it ruins stem cells in pregnant women - they don't give stem cells to their baby - the placentas no longer have stem cells." "Nothing bad about the COVID shot is being talked about when we got Kevin McKernan and all these people looking at it (listing off ingredients in the COVID vaccine) - it's a definite gain of function - but nope - we gotta definitely put it on the baby vaccine schedule." "BECAUSE ANY DOUBTS WHETHER OR NOT WELL FUNDED ABOUT THE VACCINATION MUST NOT BE ALLOWED TO EXIST." Joe: "That sounds like a religion. It sounds like a crazy cult that the whole world's been sucked into. Giving a COVID shot to a baby today is insane." Dr. Humphries: "Three of them." Joe: "Are doctors really recommending this?" Dr. Humphries: "There's a group of people called ACIP - doctors usually with vaccine interests in their bank accounts that make the recommendations for the vaccines." "So if your doctor follows the ACIP program you have to be offered that vaccine - and now that doctor is likely to lose $250,000 a year if they don't do that because there's incentive given to hospitals and doctors."

Barbie True Blue

192,185 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

What are stem cells and what can they do? This little boy with a rare genetic defect, and severe autism, was fortunate enough to receive stem cell therapy. His treatment is ongoing, but look at his change. It’s an absolute miracle. If you’d like to follow his mother on TikTok to help support her and her son on this journey here is here handle. It is very expensive, but the changes in this boy are priceless… momlifewithmara
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What are stem cells and what can they do? This little boy with a rare genetic defect, and severe autism, was fortunate enough to receive stem cell therapy. His treatment is ongoing, but look at his change. It’s an absolute miracle. If you’d like to follow his mother on TikTok to help support her and her son on this journey here is here handle. It is very expensive, but the changes in this boy are priceless… momlifewithmara

AmyLouWho

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