yeah with my experience getting spiked (c19 no jab) it seems like i have healed over time, contrary to the claims of mclot damage being permanent. also plenty mystery remains as noted how some jabbed dont seem to clot up at all. only thing makes sense there is saline jabs...
No clue what you're talking about but I've long thought Rush had more potential and was hampered by his commitment to mammon. I appreciate his accomplishments and it's always a mixed bag with each person to one degree or another, but as it is with public figures, we get to observe, and just think there was even more here for him if he'd wanted to trade for it.
Father we come before you boldly and surround dad together in love, joy and peace. We declare your perfect victory with him over fear, death and sickness and restoration to perfect health. We praise you for all you're doing to protect and liberate him. Thank you for his purpose on earth and for your kingdom, that he won't leave physically until all on his destiny scroll is fulfilled. Strengthen the family in your grace to stand united in faith with him in this time of need.
the seemingly low incidence in the nfl so far makes me think they must be ensuring saline for the majority of players. glad for them and smart of the evildoers if true since players dropping dead on rhe nfl stage would be huge red pill
Late to this party but just want to add that our belief plays a role in attaining a healthy lifestyle no matter what we eat. I totally admire your success with the high fat diet. I tried it briefly and didn't like it and it doesn't resonate with me overall. I've had seasons of health and seasons of SAD throughout my life but when I want to get healthier am always drawn to fruit n veg. It resonates with me and I've seen extroardinary health when I've done intensive experiments. Best health of my life was about ten years ago when I went two years on nothing but fruit n veg (ala 80/10/10 diet - Doug Graham). I gave it up just because I got tired of the social ostracism but wish I had endured longer. Got unhealthy again over the years and started IFing.
Now I've found what works for me which is OMAD during the work week with my one meals at dinner being high in fruit n veg. I still eat fat/protein but it comes after my fill of fruit n veg. It's what I desire and am living healthy and am fit for my age. I am so fat adapted after doing this for years that it's all good... On the weekends and vacations/holidays I relax, go out to breakfast with the wife and eat what/when I want, then snap back into OMAD and other fasting intervals during the week depending on schedule.
This works great for me and most importantly I don't obsess on food. For me it's the best of both worlds. Strict fat diet just would feel to restrictive for me because I love and feel great on fruit. I just wish I had discovered this decades ago.
All that to say I don't think there is one way that fits all. My wife refuses to IF even though she has seen my long term success and progressively improving health. She still hasn't found what works for her and her health suffers for it, but I don't pressure her because fasting is for sure not her thing and keto/fat isn't either. Every time she has tried it she loses some weight but starts having other problems.
Again cheers on the success you're enjoying with the fat diet! Just thought I'd add my perspective fwiw.