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Caprice, I just saute the liver in butter in a pan. Sometimes I saute onions in butter before adding the liver. Simple. Salt and pepper to taste.

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I'll say it for the first time here. Copper is essential for making RBCs in the bone marrow. It's missing in our diet, because it's being chelated out of the soil and out of our food plants and our food animals by... GLYPHOSATE! It must be supplemented to get the daily RDA, which is only 0.9mg per day. I'm here to tell you, along with Jason Hommel who wrote the Copper Revolution and Morley Robbins who wrote Cure Your Fatigue, that copper is not toxic and we need far more than 1mg per day to rectify the damage done by its absence. I'm currently consuming 20mg per day and that's adequate to meet my needs right now. OBTW, copper is absolutely required to make ADP in the Krebs Cycle in order to make Mg-ATP cellular energy currency. Without ATP, our cells die and we are diseased. Can't make ADP without RBCs transporting oxygen to the mitochondria. There you have it. Simple as that. Learn more about the importance of copper at rcp123.com and https://revealingfraud.com/ Number one source of dietary copper is grass fed beef liver. It that's not appealing, supplement copper. Namaste.

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Cross-posted to Notes:

In this post, Ray brings up a common question I’ve head often over the past couple years: ‘Is there any evidence Viruses really exist or has it all been a fraud from the very start by Rockefeller’s controls over health and education going back more than a century?’ Well, the DoD developing benign common cold viruses taken from nature to be modified and used as weapons seem to think so, as well as those who’ve supposedly died from them.

My fist concerns are not so much the naturally-occurring pathogens, but those taken from nature that were no threat in the first place to be modified into an unnatural threat (imaginary or real), as well as the very real “quantum dot self-arranging nanotechnologies” found in vaccines, medications, food and the blood of people and animals nobody in government or mainstream media ever talks about—which makes it impossible to ever “get to the bottom of “what’s real” or “total bullshit.”

Ray makes another good point about ‘whether or not treating the blood also treats what’s systematically found in all organs such as bones or bone marrow, and how worthless and expensive it is to keep treating a problem that never can be resolved.’ No kidding, especially if both the media and our governments are behind it for both profit and more control over terrified sheeple.

But what about the underlying “real threats?” What the Hell are we going to do with the corrupt, bloody lawyers who’ve trapped all of us to these problems by-way-of their own policies created to keep the entire world threatened and terrified, and then use these threats, fears and wars against viruses and people to cower behind for protection while “We the People” fight over what’s real or unreal and who’s to blame…all by these same crooked lawyers working for the disease, terror and war profiteers trapping the entire world to death.

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Oct 11, 2023·edited Oct 11, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

Ray, I 100% agree we need further diagnostics besides blood tests for many of the same reasons you address. Eventually this activism will have to get off the net, and people will have to be shown this stuff in real life. It's one thing to see a picture on the internet (which can be faked), but it's much harder for someone to argue with you when you've drawn their blood and shown them the results in person. While shortcomings in the current diagnostic methods must be diagnosed and addressed, it's important to not make the perfect the enemy of the good here. There are reliable diagnostic methods available, but I wholeheartedly agree that they are not wholly sufficient for the threat we face.

After exploring this topic more yesterday and consulting with my colleagues, Bone marrow biopsies are simply not a feasible method of doing so. The process is extremely painful, costly, and extraordinarily invasive. You essentially must stab the bone with a metal needle strong enough and thick enough to pierce bone without bending (The needle for reference: https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.ytimg.com%2Fvi%2FU57tU1tA7_o%2Fmaxresdefault.jpg&f=1&nofb=1&ipt=6d17bc5952bdc275964f8776491f9de1bd320c7783e29f027ac71feae092be46&ipo=images). It's not something you can just roll up to someone's house and perform, and we once again run into the problem of needing painkillers and IV drugs which we know are contaminated.

The largest hurdle isn't that we don't know what other diagnostic methods to use, it is that they are prohibitively expensive for a layperson to acquire. People that are financially equipped to do so are doing that work already, such as La Quinta Columna and Dr. Robert O. Young. The same universities that have access to this equipment, such as mass spectrometers, are the very universities helping to churn out these bioweapons. Most of us can't even afford a new house, let alone a piece of equipment that costs even more than that.

If you have better methods of trying to solve a crime, while the crime is ongoing, in the midst of the crime scene itself, I would love to hear them brother.

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