When Panama canal was dug and the death rate was impacting the work performance a British fellow was called in. He had experience with Peruvian Bark from British Army. They used extensively in Africa and India. You can not win a war with sick/dead soldiers eh :)
He stopped the deaths with this bark. Today the synthetic version is hydroxychloroquin ( HCQ ) but the organic form that was used as a anti malaria remedy is called Cinchona red bark and is native to SA. I have in powder and raw bark.
Never heard that HCQ is poison to horses.
Edit, just watched clip, yup that is the stuff lol. Good one.
Dr Mercola had an extensive interview with a Dr Chritiansen (spelling?) on why we're over iodinized. We really get too much as it's even put in animal feed. It's one of those situations where "hey, it's bad for your health in excess so let's put it into absolutely everything."
When Panama canal was dug and the death rate was impacting the work performance a British fellow was called in. He had experience with Peruvian Bark from British Army. They used extensively in Africa and India. You can not win a war with sick/dead soldiers eh :)
He stopped the deaths with this bark. Today the synthetic version is hydroxychloroquin ( HCQ ) but the organic form that was used as a anti malaria remedy is called Cinchona red bark and is native to SA. I have in powder and raw bark.
Never heard that HCQ is poison to horses.
Edit, just watched clip, yup that is the stuff lol. Good one.
Iodine to replace the halogen fluoride and chloride in the pineal gland. Need to decalicy by ion exchange of halogens.
Heck of a site here.
https://decalcifypinealgland.com/how-to-decalcify-the-pineal-gland/
Never heard of but makes sense to me, will take a look see. Thanks
Dr Mercola had an extensive interview with a Dr Chritiansen (spelling?) on why we're over iodinized. We really get too much as it's even put in animal feed. It's one of those situations where "hey, it's bad for your health in excess so let's put it into absolutely everything."
Jesuit bark, it was called iirc