Thank you Ray, this is a very useful article. I didn't have a notion about parasites. I have been so blessed as to be able to keep away from doctors and medicine almost my whole life and have had an Ayurvedan doctor when I needed one. This is what has kept me safe.
I was cautious about Ivermectin since the beginning of the circus. It sounded too much like the method by which controlled opposition was being glorified by the official narrative "condemning" it. Out of the "popular" authors, most of them belong in this category, while they irritate the heck out of me with their constantly recurring limited hangouts.
I would fain ask to give me a list of these "popular" authors bcs I'm sure I fall victim to them every once in a while. But I guess it would be calling out warfare so I must forbear.
Interestingly though I remember a well-known scientist who left a bad taste in my mouth when in an interview he seemed (pretended to be, I would now say) much afflicted on account of the slight done to his horses when Ivermectin had been officially ridiculed as horse paste.
Out of the six, for sure viruses are an illusion. Our guts are filled with bacteria and that is a good thing. The others can be harmful under certain conditions. Notice, I do not think there are any vaccines for these except for viruses and bacteria. The scariest of the bunch and the easiest to promote as being life threatening.
100% agree regarding ivermectin today, we put it under the scope.
I used to use it ,i dont now until we find a clean source.
Horse meds, what a scam. plus how clever to get all the great unpoisoned to take something that has no liability. "we told you it was horse stuff" they laugh as they add a bit more gqd's etc.
This was disclosed about five years ago, a little before statins were proven toxic and the psychiatric paradigm on chemical imbalance in the brain were refuted... It also makes sense. :)
Last evening, chatting to another in my local, the role of appendix as part of our *immune system* was considered...He'd had his appendix removed, i'd my tonsils removed (pre-teens - when parents allow *doctors* to do their carving-ups of young bodies)...
Suffice it to say, neither of us was up to date on the *topic*, but which Proles are ?
Both the tonsils and the appendix are integral parts of the immune system. It's no accident that removing the appendix used to be so fashionable for so long until the word spread that people developed chronic bronchitis (or whatever else, but I've had that experience at the age of 13 and it lasted for six months, while the surgery was not necessary at all) after such surgeries. Appendectomy could be easily prevented by using arthroscopy to take a sample and doing a culture, but I've never seen it happening. I am also curious about the removal of the gall bladder; somehow, it doesn't seem right...
When it's clogged up with "stones," removal might be the only life-saving intervention, unless a stent, a chemical, or laser treatment can be used to dissolve the blockage.
By the time they are discovered, gall bladder "stones" cause excruciating pain, which makes remedying it urgent.
Yes, I have been there, done that, bought the shirt. However, I also found my solution (literally a solution). I discontinued plavix (which can and does cause gallstones), performed a 48-hour fast, sipped on home-made fire cider. Refused surgery. I can still see that ER doc's face when I refused surgery and said I would "heal it with a book." Yes, the pain was excruciating. I couldn't breath, couldn't lay flat, could barely move. However, once I left the ER (after a minimal dose of morphine) I had no pain and it never returned. So, now instead of plavix, I'm on ginger.
Thank you Ray, this is a very useful article. I didn't have a notion about parasites. I have been so blessed as to be able to keep away from doctors and medicine almost my whole life and have had an Ayurvedan doctor when I needed one. This is what has kept me safe.
Ivermectin (allededly) does the same thing that Metformin does. Attacks your mitochondria(s). And calls it a win.
I was cautious about Ivermectin since the beginning of the circus. It sounded too much like the method by which controlled opposition was being glorified by the official narrative "condemning" it. Out of the "popular" authors, most of them belong in this category, while they irritate the heck out of me with their constantly recurring limited hangouts.
I would fain ask to give me a list of these "popular" authors bcs I'm sure I fall victim to them every once in a while. But I guess it would be calling out warfare so I must forbear.
Interestingly though I remember a well-known scientist who left a bad taste in my mouth when in an interview he seemed (pretended to be, I would now say) much afflicted on account of the slight done to his horses when Ivermectin had been officially ridiculed as horse paste.
As long as my readers can recognize unlimited hangouts, there is no need for naming authors.
I first wrote about them last October:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/too-little-too-late
And most recently, in January:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/how-do-lies-become-the-truth
Like many species, when the giving is good they flourish...
Bacteria flourish - as garbage collectors - when the giving is good, not before...
From your "About" bit:
"I refrain from using 'we' as a collective noun ..."
This is good, because 'we' is not a noun. It's a pronoun. Surely those are of concern to you.
Where is that?
Out of the six, for sure viruses are an illusion. Our guts are filled with bacteria and that is a good thing. The others can be harmful under certain conditions. Notice, I do not think there are any vaccines for these except for viruses and bacteria. The scariest of the bunch and the easiest to promote as being life threatening.
So Ray are you claiming that parasites are NOT a cause of certain diseases or just that their role is overstated?
Can you clarify?
Please, re-read the article. I never said that.
100% agree regarding ivermectin today, we put it under the scope.
I used to use it ,i dont now until we find a clean source.
Horse meds, what a scam. plus how clever to get all the great unpoisoned to take something that has no liability. "we told you it was horse stuff" they laugh as they add a bit more gqd's etc.
I am also concerned about its effect, if combined with something else...
Yeah, that´s the way things are, Ray, great work! The Devil´s work is never done until the Second Coming of Christ.
https://liborsoural.substack.com/p/cruelty-brought-thee-orchids
https://liborsoural.substack.com/p/paper-chasers
https://liborsoural.substack.com/p/adonai-s
Where is this “authorities approval” that you speak of? The general consensus is that it’s horse medicine...
Since the end of May, the CDC approved "vaccination" through the food supply:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/save-the-animals
Vaccination isn’t ivermectin.
I was commenting on the “authorities approval” you said was given to ivermectin in the article. You responded with cdc approval of the vaccine....
Who said it was?
This was disclosed about five years ago, a little before statins were proven toxic and the psychiatric paradigm on chemical imbalance in the brain were refuted... It also makes sense. :)
Last evening, chatting to another in my local, the role of appendix as part of our *immune system* was considered...He'd had his appendix removed, i'd my tonsils removed (pre-teens - when parents allow *doctors* to do their carving-ups of young bodies)...
Suffice it to say, neither of us was up to date on the *topic*, but which Proles are ?
Both the tonsils and the appendix are integral parts of the immune system. It's no accident that removing the appendix used to be so fashionable for so long until the word spread that people developed chronic bronchitis (or whatever else, but I've had that experience at the age of 13 and it lasted for six months, while the surgery was not necessary at all) after such surgeries. Appendectomy could be easily prevented by using arthroscopy to take a sample and doing a culture, but I've never seen it happening. I am also curious about the removal of the gall bladder; somehow, it doesn't seem right...
Removal of the gallbladder is indeed quite bad. Unless it is gangrenous, I wouldn't recommend it.
When it's clogged up with "stones," removal might be the only life-saving intervention, unless a stent, a chemical, or laser treatment can be used to dissolve the blockage.
By the time they are discovered, gall bladder "stones" cause excruciating pain, which makes remedying it urgent.
Yes, I have been there, done that, bought the shirt. However, I also found my solution (literally a solution). I discontinued plavix (which can and does cause gallstones), performed a 48-hour fast, sipped on home-made fire cider. Refused surgery. I can still see that ER doc's face when I refused surgery and said I would "heal it with a book." Yes, the pain was excruciating. I couldn't breath, couldn't lay flat, could barely move. However, once I left the ER (after a minimal dose of morphine) I had no pain and it never returned. So, now instead of plavix, I'm on ginger.
Yeah doctors with their 4 years of pharma med know better than 4 billion years of evolution.
Well put.