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Practically every article, Walter, screams bioweapon, when taken together.

Have we checked spike protein for latent radioactivity? Just kidding, but what exactly does it not screw up? How could anyone even attempt to claim this is some "therapeutic agent."

"Oh it's OK, we're putting defibrillators in all the grammar schools."

"Another 10,000 defibrillators are being installed in British schools and public places to normalise heart attacks and to make the gullible think that it is normal to have heart attacks at the age of 16 (and to make them believe that the heart attacks are nothing whatsoever to do with the toxic covid-19 jab). Most of the defibrillators will be useless, of course, because no one will know how to use them properly." --Vernon Coleman

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Oct 14, 2022Liked by Walter M Chesnut

Ouch. Is this likely to happen in not - severe covid also, with lasting cellular screw-ups under the surface, unnoticed while people feel like they've recovered?

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Interesting mechanism u propose but similar could also be said for other toxic agents/pathogens. But the vax na have the ability to increase the speed of aging in this way. Let’s hope we are wrong though.

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I don’t think I have heard anyone recently say as Prof. Delores Cahill did that everyone who received a jab would die in the next five years!!! Do you agree? This is so mind-boggling to even consider but she feels people should know rather than not. Perhaps then a cure can be discovered!!! I am so shocked she said this and can’t get my head around it being true although I respect her involvement from the start of this madness 2.6 years ago.

https://odysee.com/@EE:8/Dolores-Cahill-and-Sucharit-Bhakdi-After-being-Vaccinated:0

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Have you considered that some of the early rapid damage to the endothelium is due to massive LNP transfection and destruction of cells by the immune system as Marc Girardot outlines in his theory that a percentage of the injections are going directly into veins and are particularly damaging if injected too quickly as a bolus if needle not aspirated.

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Thank you for your work.

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I’m agnostic, but I have yet to see anyone refute the blood analysis of any vaccinated person as she shows with her own blood

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Some good news in a world full of bad news: https://twitter.com/ANT159694954/status/1580619752661078016

Natural cancer cure.

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And we also need everyone who knows how to do chemical analysis and microscopy to tell us what is in the poison shots both in the bottle and in the bloodstream.

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For you to say, that means the world to me!

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Maybe a dumb question but for those who need a liver transplant due to spike, wouldn't the new liver have to be spike free? Or am I missing something?

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This might be of interest, if you have not already reviewed it:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016817022200291X

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                   Wow!       

           Schizo cells.  Love it!         

Wondrous Walter just presented a new study finding that ROS has been found to cause cells to transform themselves for self-survival. Cells go schizo.         

A July review study  "..... discusses the consequences of endothelial cell exposure to damaging stimuli (haemodynamic forces and circulating and endothelial-derived factors) and the cellular and molecular mechanisms that induce endothelial cell senescence "  https://www.nature.com/articles/s41569-022-00739-0          

And how about a food agent, such as butyrate, that has been demonstrated  to ameliorate endothelial cell damage?  It turns out that a 2018 study found that butyrate helped to inhibit the invasiveness of glioblastoma cells by inducing senescence.  https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29434841/       

 Schizo butyrate in cancer cells?         

While prudently adding butyrate-containing items to assist the endothelial, should we be incorporating such things as quercetin to help mitigate senescence as well?       

 Thank you!

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Mr. Chestnut, is there anyone who could locate the posts where you discuss possible therapeutics and group them together? I thought I had seen a post where you discuss nattokinase but I cannot find it now. I have been looking for almost an hour and cannot find it, so please don't think I am lazy! (Although it is hard to stay focused; I keep getting sucked into old articles as I peruse them for therapeutic info.)

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