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Deborah Mary Sacco's avatar

I forgot to remind you that it is proven that nicotine aids the body in fighting off covid as Dr. Ardis has proven. Our bodies have nicotine receptors so we can get it from certain vegetables like cauliflower etc. Studies have proven that 2mg of nicotine per day gets rid of all the "long covid" symptoms as well as killing off the spike protein. That is why smokers survived. Nicotine is not addictive as this aversion to it was a DS campaign, again in preparation for the now times. They knew it would cure many things that they had planned to do to us. I am surprised you did not know this. The only things harmful about tobacco is the chemicals they add or grow it in meaning the pesticides. In fact it was known to boost your B vitamins uptake. My son's new girlfriend took 2 shots a couple of years ago and was not doing well, recently she started smoking the pure native tobacco and her health is improving quite remarkably well. We are working on her uptake of information so she will do the rest of the good stuff for undoing the harms of the vax. Her kids need serious help as they are always sick and are showing all kinds of neuro degeneration. I pray she wakes up even more from what I see happening to her kids ages 7 and 3. The three year old has hooded eyes now and the seven year old does not have good behaviors and is physically very weak and many other signs of digestive problems. May God help us in delivering the truth to save her kids and herself.

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Kendra Grant's avatar

Thanks for sharing. This comment "Dr. Marty Makary and Dr. Vinay Prasad, permits new vaccines and genetic products to be authorized without clinical safety testing. Rather than requiring full human trials, the policy relies solely on antibody responses—a poor metric for evaluation." doesn't appear correct. Dr. Jay Bhattacharya in Andrew Huberman's podcast at approximately 3 hours, 56 minutes says: "My colleague Marty Makary who is a commissioner of the FDA. He has issued a new framework for evaluating COVID booster shots. So rather than just requiring to show that the COVID booster in the future, produce antibodies, either in lab animals or in humans, in order to approve the vaccine for use. Now, going forward, the boosters have to show some efficacy against preventing COVID and preventing deaths and hospitalizations. In order to get approved. That's an evidenced-based framework to essentially say, if you're going to sell the vaccines at least show in humans that it actually works for something we care about. If you produce antibodies and it doesn't translate into reduction in morbidity or mortality, then why recommend it? (Andrew asks a question about people taking it to reduce severity of symptoms). Jay responds "There's now at this point, there's not evidence that if you've already had COVID and recovered. There is not evidence that it would do that, (reduce severity) at this point, for boosters." (Parenthesis are mine) ...They've been approved on the basis of relatively small-scale studies asking whether they produce antibodies, not things that clinically matter to people. Is it going to prevent me from getting sick? Is it going to prevent me from be hospitalized? Is it going to prevent me from dying? The boosters don't have that kind of evidence behind it. So I think it was a couple weeks ago the FDA decided that it was going to ask the manufacturers to produce much better evidence for the boosters before it was going to approve them" (Note: some editing to remove repetition and filler words.)

Definitely worth listening to the full 4 hours! I don't agree with everything Jay says especially around vaccines and autism but I do like that he is evidenced based and appears to be a man of integrity.

Here's the YouTube link for all 4 hours - Improving Science & Restoring Trust in Public Health - https://youtu.be/2Y_PxTxLFVg?si=Wjza1ai4TC0eqKiQ

Here's the link for the part I quoted: https://youtu.be/2Y_PxTxLFVg?si=x-468cPGJU_mEBiw&t=14303

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