General Health - Battling Parasites, Poisons and Nanobots

[SaniMens]

General Health: Battling Parasites, Poisons, and Nano-Bots

For many years, I have focused solely on the pleasant illusion of studying alchemical potions, believing that one day they would give me health and youth. To a very small extent, I have been successful.

But a wise old man just told me, also alchemy student, that I had made a big mistake.

Half of our focus must be on this exotic alchemy, but the other half must be on crude, dirty tasks like:

-Dealing with poisons in food
-Battling parasites
-Battling nano robots sprayed in the sky
-Hulda Clark detoxes
-The Plant Paradox diet


I have a strange problem with my lower front teeth. The teeth are catching plaque all the time on the inside, and they are starting to move slightly.

When I take a strong elixir, I can sense that they are regenerating, but it is not enough. Time is winning, yes.

I bought some good borax, but I have never tried it. From time to time I take MMS, it does not help.

I discussed morgellons treatment with M****** Chapala (the same first name as archangel), who was then considered a leading expert on the subject. He claims that only his powerful human size zappers work because Hulda Clark’s zappers are too weak and actually feed the nano-bots. They do not destroy them.

Tell me please, what is your suggestion for what to do with the slowly wobbling lower teeth?

 

[Kiorionis]

The teeth and finger/toe nails are byproducts of the bones. The bones are the byproduct of the Marrow.

Supplement the Marrow…. Easier said than done.

 

[SaniMens]

Yeah, that’s exactly where I hit a brick wall. Now, I’m thinking about going back to basics. No amount of advanced knowledge matters if our basic food supply is being poisoned. So, instead of trying to strengthen my body from the inside out, I'm focusing on things like clearing out nanobots or parasites (boring but equally essential)

 

[Lux Natura]

Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food. Certain countries have a very low bar for what they allow to be legally sold as "food". Certain countries, more recently, have degraded to a very poor health and safety oversight, and allow all sorts of tainted food to hit markets. Perhaps this is by design.

In the past, when I lived in a city, I usually bought organic foods, and sometimes stuff from local "farms" outside the city. The flavor / energy boost comparison to regular grocery store foods was noticeable. Now we are in the country, and we grow some of our own food, trade for others, and buy most of the rest from local farmers. You cannot even compare that to the old "organic" stuff you get in cities. I am convinced most people in north America have never actually tasted what so many fruits and vegetables are supposed to taste like, or what an actual free range eggs and free range chicken tastes like. Most of the stuff you get in grocery stores that is labelled such is all marketing. If you have the sensitivity, and eat "poor quality meat", especially from an animal that has suffered, been injected with hormones and drugs all its life, you will 100% notice it in your level of consciousness after digesting it. Some people don't have this sensitivity though, so some cannot tell the difference.

I think water is a big part of it. Municipal water is dead water. Sure, its clean and sterilized, but it is functionally dead. Deep ground well water is living water - I myself have noticed a huge difference. I find it difficult to go to a city and drink the water there, it doesn't "hit the spot" the way our well water does.

I think developing self sufficiency in your own food, and a bit of resilience to be able to grow your own things, even if it is just as simple as growing some lettuce, is a good thing, provided you have access to good water and good soil - 2 things many people don't have access to anymore either. The municipal water is sterile - the rain water is polluted. The soil they buy in bags from the stores is functionally dead too.

 

[SaniMens]

Thank you for your nice reply and encouragement.

Yes, that is the one way,
which I do not like because I have seen soo many people trapped by it.

It was short-term help but long-term loss for all my friends that did it.

I do not like being far away from this monster,
because then it builds momentum to strike us.

There must be a reason why self-sufficiency and moving to
nature is so promoted by the mainstream system.
We can see how in the Ukraine war, lone farms and
outposts were 100% totally obliterated
and only cities give a chance of survival.

While the idea of the lone,
self-sufficient man was and is still heavily promoted.

On farm your 3 neughbours are very likely to be, just that,
not very smart.

While in a city you can find smart people

A farm should know Schaubenger/Steiner and similar principles,
which are very hard to learn these days.

Classic maistream farming is a torture to yourself, and you waste all day,
and bureaucracy (buy fuel, buy seeds, permits) is meant to kill farmers.

That is why while I contemplate where to go with these complex alchemical experiments,

possible but still advanced things need to be taken care of: pyramids/geapathogonic stress/
zappers/borax/detoxes etc...so if anybody has a pointer about those please tell me.

...but hey, here is a picture of some optimal farming in my opinion

 

[Pilgrim]

There must be a reason why self-sufficiency and moving to
nature is so promoted by the mainstream system.

Not sure why you would think this TBH. Mainstream media/system imo tries to make people more and more dependent on the State rather than being independent and self-sufficient. That after all, is what they have planned for us all, movement into their "smart cities", their "15 min cities" where you own nothing, rent everything and are supposedly happy. Most advertising is there to make you BUY products not make your own, in fact I can't remember when I last saw any adverts for ready made raised beds for veg growing or for compost or seeds etc. They simply don't want people to be self-sufficient as that would lessne their contol over the populace.

We can see how in the Ukraine war, lone farms and
outposts were 100% totally obliterated
and only cities give a chance of survival.

That would just reinforce what I said above. They want people inprisoned in cities.

While the idea of the lone,
self-sufficient man was and is still heavily promoted.

Where is this being promoted? I just don't see it.

Classic maistream farming is a torture to yourself, and you waste all day,
and bureaucracy (buy fuel, buy seeds, permits) is meant to kill farmers.

Yes no question that "they" have introduced numerous hoops, taxes and regulations to make farming almost untennable. Again this is to remove a country's self-sufficiency and replace it with provided services, fake synthetic foods and so on. That's why individuals must start to take back control for themselves, start growing their own foods instead of relying on the farming industry. I do support local farms wherever possible and will do for as long as I can, veg providers, dairy farms, meat farms etc but it's patently clear to me that the powers that be are going to shut them all down eventually but various means. Once that's achieved then they will come for the individuals but that's much harder to police imo. For example I did read somewhere a hint or suggestion that they were going to ban people from keeping compost heaps under the excuse of them contributing to the climate issue (which is nonsense imo). Such a move would demonstrate adequately that they just want to destroy your ability to grow your own food of course. Then there's the whole issue of "alpha-gal syndrome" which makes people allergic to meat (even fatally) and the suggestion from some quarters that there is a moral obligation to deliberately/forcibly make the population allergic in this way to remove our dependency on meat/animal farming. It's worth spending some time researching this.

Professors discuss intentionally spreading tick-borne meat allergy as a 'thought experiment' - SnackSafely.com

Could intentionally spreading a debilitating meat allergy be a morally obligatory act?

snacksafely.com

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/bioe.70101

In regards to your comment of "buy fuel, buy seeds, permits) this is an intensive farming issue caused by the way some people manage their farm land. Typically they grow crops, the soil production capability becomes depleted and so they then have to treat the land with lots of bought in fertilisers so it's all cost. But this isn't necessary if you produce your own fertilsers (like say cow muck from keeping a herd of cows). There are farms that have their own "poo" processing plants which can also generate their electricty/power needs.

In terms of seeds, we as individuals, growing our own vegetables, should be buying only heirloom seeds which are seeds which have NOT been genetically doctored (like hybrids) and so the veg you grow will contain an abundance of seeds which you can then use the following year. In other words you buy seeds only once, and thereafter you have all the seeds you ever need, produced freely by nature.
This is how things should work, but greedy corporations hav etried to corner the seed market by inventing new seeds that are genetically modified and have more resistance to pests and other problems and those seeds are patented and thus constantly sold to farmers. It creates a dependency on the seed manufacturers of course and thus the great free and abundant cycle of nature is broken. Down this path madness awaits. The world must get back on the path of nature and to do that the public must refuse en-masse to buy synthetic products or products created using synthetic processes. Achieving that however is diffiuclt when the "system" deliberately impoverishes people, makes it hard to survive and so many are forced to choose the cheapest food options which are not nutritious and which are far from nature's design.

Growing your own food is where we need to get back to. It's super tasty, healthy and satisfying but because not everyone can do that we need to establish community schemes where local people can get good food from, grown by local people.