Rapamycin is not 100% banned but it's really hard to get but apparently it's the "Fountain of Youth" miracle drug.
I read an article long time ago (when I was a teenager or in my early 20's?) on Rapamycin and how some people were using them to help them feel young.
One man had an aging dog and the dog wouldn't run, wouldn't eat normally and wouldn't even play like it used to back in the old days. I forgot how he got the idea of giving his dog Rapamycin but he did. 1 week and half later, the dog was back to being itself -- playing, running and eating normally as if it was like 3 years old, rather than being 16 years old.
Another one was about a 75 year old man who had chronic back pains, couldn't do much and wanted to be able to live independently, without having to rely on his family and aides. He heard about Rapamycin so he decided to splurge on it (I think ~$1,000 a pill) and about a month later, he said he has the energy of a 25 year old man and his back pain was completely gone, he was able to do a lot of exercises that he previously can't. He was able to do a mile run on his own. He can do pretty much everything that he previously can't at his current age.
When I read about that, I was hopeful for the future and thought it would help us live longer -- possibly up to 125 years old or so. But then the information and the news surrounding Rapamycin disappeared.
Then I immediately knew the government was hoarding it, just like they are with cancer cures, AIDS, and the cure(s) for all kind of diseases and only releasing the treatment regimens for patients to go on, that would take years for them to get better.
That's probably when I started questioning the government and everything that's going on in the world. That's also why I'm never the one to jump on a new fad or whatever it is as I prefer to observe first and if it's a good thing, then I'll join (You can say I'm not an early adopter, but a late adopter or will never join/buy).
Like Fakebook for example, I was hesitant at first but I saw no harm into joining so I did. This was around the time Fakebook just came out so I joined like a year after it came out. Then after a few years, I felt weird and was disgusted with the amount of "private info" people were sharing online that they wouldn't tell us in real life. I felt like I walked into a room filled with hypocrisy so I left Fakebook after being a member for 5 years. Felt so much better without it.
I know on the last part of this, I went off the point but it's actually probably because of Rapamycin, among other things, were what got me thinking more about how BigPharma, the government, doctors/nurses, and everyone involved, were treating us as a whole. They never cared for us but they are always after the $$$. I've always felt the cure has always been out there but I also had the feeling that if they had the cure, they'd not release it either right away or at all.
Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
Really hate to be the person to correct your acronym usage but I want to help a good pede out here.
You should be asking, "QRD?" as in "Quick Run Down?" for a quick explanation on what's going on. Additionally you can use, "OOTL here so what's going on?" as in "Out Of The Loop" but QRD is probably better used here.
"ELI5" is for when there's a lengthy explanation on something and it's complicated, like reading an End-User License Agreement (EULA), so you wanted it to be explained to you as if you're 5 years old a.k.a. "dumbing down the language".
Hopefully a video of this will surface so we can use this as proof. I know it's probably in the reports somewhere but if he said it on video, idiots will listen and realize Bidet isn't who they thought he was, due to idiots apparently preferring watching/listening rather than reading (a la Tiktok/SnapChat/Zoom etc).
That's good! I don't know how it is like at my school now, most of the teachers I knew have retired already and the faculty are gone as well so I wouldn't know if it has improved or whatever if they're now using SRO's.
The new teachers/staff probably would say yes, but I'd prefer to hear from someone who have gone through the change themselves, rather than coming in to work when the change has either went into progress or after the change has completed.
Ah that makes sense, my school had a liaison officer so I guess they had to change that to SRO now.
SRO? Service Request Order(s)?
Not sure if this is related:
Well Erik Estrada does in Idaho.
https://people.com/tv/onscreen-cop-erik-estrada-becomes-actual-reserve-officer-in-idaho-2/
But this tells us we're watching a movie!!!
WE'RE WATCHING A MOVIE!!!
Look at this: https://greatawakening.win/p/15HvUZP8qP/x/c/4OYYmKEzvzG
It's zoomed in and you can see "True The Vote" on top, then "Catherine Engel" then "Br..." below.
Probably helping the Ukrainian refugees? I saw a photo op of her giving out food to Ukrainian refugees so I'm assuming that's in Poland?
I'm older than the first Top Gun, yet I have not seen it lol. Don't like Tom Cruise at all, which is why I haven't seen that movie.
What about Chlorine Dioxide? I've been hearing that can be used as a mouthwash if you get the PPM down correctly? Someone here said they used C.D. and it took care of their gingivitis that has been there for a long time.
As soon as you hear the Jaws theme song when Durham is about to drop the bomb on Deep State.
OK I re-read the tweet and I guess I misunderstood it:
https://files.catbox.moe/owzaaa.jpg
But regardless of what they are doing now, we all know what's coming soon, just like "Covid".
Countries will declare a quarantine against Monkeypox. Belgium is already the first country to do this.
The last time I read about a country being the first to declare a quarantine, we went through "Covid".
Don't be surprised we will be in another "Flatten the curve" bs. Might explain why stores haven't returned back to normal hours, under the guise of them being "underemployed". I mean that part may be very true as I know some stores and restaurants don't have enough employees but Wal-Mart, Meijers and etc are still saying they are underemployed, which is why they are not returning to 24 hours...
Additionally, with the stock market on the verge of crashing, should we be selling everything now? I know of a few who have some stocks and I'm not sure whether to warn them or not.
And I'm assuming MI = Military Intelligence?
Thanks for the explanation. The reason why we take it is because my wife suffer from frequent migraine attacks and we found out that magnesium is an excellent reducer for migraine. She took Magnesium oxide for a while and her migraines reduced big time but she had bloating, cramping and diarrhea. I looked it up and found that magnesium oxide is not a good supplement to take due to the symptoms. I wasn't sure which one to take (glycinate, threonate, chelate and citrate etc) but we will give glycinate a try.
Basically it's supposed to reduce inflammation, right? I take it for my arthritis in my arm from an accident I had when I was a kid.
Reminded me of this:
Wow I used that airport back when I went to college...
But would you need K2 to reduce calcification of the arteries from D3?
Will Magnesium Glycinate give you diarrhea or bowel cramps? We took Magnesium Oxide and that gave me a huge stomach cramp, which led to diarrhea that forced me to do my business at a supermarket, a place I do not want to do bathroom business at, ever.
I know magnesium in general would help you relieve constipation like Milk of Magnesia but I believe there's a certain magnesium that won't cause bowel cramps and diarrhea but I wasn't sure of which one.
Kind of ironic that I'd be asking questions related to Magnesium and pooping to someone named "Buttwipe"!
Find the one you want to use, click on that and it will be copied to your clipboard, then paste to the text field.
I'm using a computer so I don't know how it looks on mobile, but it should be the same. You probably will have to do a long pause on the "emoji" to copy then long pause to paste.
They have had enough of Bill Gates' shenanigans so they had to put their foot down for once and say, "HELL NO WE WON'T COMPLY!!!"