"This is really Soviet style, GDR style methods."

This interview made the rounds on the internet about 10 days ago, and didn't stop to listen to it.  I panned it as just another whistleblower.  Boy, is he ever; that, and more.  Taylor Hudak is the interviewer. 

Benevolent authorities went to great lengths to protect us from disinformation/misinformation. We should show more gratitude. https://t.co/OHuXsX6Ybn

— December 5, 2022

His name is Dr. Thomas Binder, a Swiss cardiologist, and the events he describes occurred in April 2020.  He's no newcomer,

Dr. Binder studied medicine at the University of Zurich, and received his doctorate in immunology and virology with a specialization in internal medicine and cardiology. He has 34 years of experience in diagnostics and therapy of respiratory infections. Dr. Binder has held a private practice in Switzerland for 24 years

He did nothing wrong.  He was no threat to anybody.  He was not armed.  No psychiatry case history, of course.  So they couldn't arrest him, so they had to think of something else.  They didn't know how to deal with him.  So they put him in a psychiatry jail.  They gave him a choice: "either you stay here in the psychiatric hospital for 6 weeks to have treatment this mania, or you can go home and continue to work but you must take a medication.  I was forced to take a neuroleptic.  And whether I took it or not was weekly controlled by BlockCheck.  This is really Soviet style, GDR style methods." He was forced to take a psychiatric medication because he spoke out about COVID-19 restrictions and measures.  The state is force.  "The Corona Insane other side decided I must be insane."  

. . . by civil or military means

Martin Armstrong says that 2023 is the year that violence erupts.  Didn't that already take place in 2020 with the summer of love, the summer of mostly peaceful Molotov cocktails?  The  Ceaușescu moment.  I don't see how western leaders avoid it.   

Our garden,... our shared values, bla, bla, bla..   https://t.co/jkqE8OAKwF

— Alex (Sasha) Krainer (@NakedHedgie) December 5, 2022

90% of Patients Put on Ventilators in Texas Died. You Have a Better Chance with Russian Roulette. Literally.

Okay, let's review.

No chemo.

No vaccines, or at least no more vaccines.  Ever.  Of any kind.  Anywhere.

Do the best you can to stay completely out of hospitals.

Be hard to kill.

Thomas Renz: We have incentivized the murder of patients rather than incentivize treatment...When you get admitted for COVID, they get paid more. When they put you on remdesivir, they get paid more. When you get ventilated, they get paid more. When you die, they get paid more. pic.twitter.com/W8nt63rpGy

— ✨️💫Emmy💫✨️ (@brixwe) December 1, 2022

Clotting Without Platelets Is Unusual

Start at the 24:00 mark. That's where the details begin about the. different kinds of clotting.

Thanks to SenseReceptorNews. 

He references the unmentionable, Ivermectin, and how it displaces the spike proteins.  In addition to the ACE2 receptor, Dr. Cole references the RAD140 receptor.   

Whether we're vaccinated or not, whether we've had COVID or not, there is some clotting going on in our bodies.  There's probably some micro-clotting in us all that chokes up tissues, and it's true that cancer does like oxygen-deprived environments. If you want to increase oxygen in your tissues, vitamin B1 delivers that.  The fat-soluble forms--Benfotiamine, Lipothiamine, and Allithiamine get the job done.  If you're vaccinated, you'll need high, high doses to bring back some oxygen to your tissues.  

If you want to degrade the spike protein that is responsible for the micro-clotting, I strongly advise taking Nattokinase.

Seems important with the recent revelations on the spike, aorta, vascular system.  https://t.co/fimPFDr63L

— DCGreenZone1 🐭 (@DCGreenZone) December 3, 2022

The latest concern, however, is that the vaccine's produce clotting without blood platelets, the long rubbery kind that embalmers are extracting with difficulty.  Are these vax clots simply fibrin clots?  If so, then you should, after checking with your doctor, taking any one of these anti-clotting enzymes Nattokinase, Serrapeptase, and Lumbrokinase.  I can't say with 100% certainty that any of these will by themselves dissolve the fibrin clots but if they can degrade them, that is to your advantage.  This article says that Lumbrokinase breaks up fibrin clots.  So there's that.  

Interferon Type I is essential for fighting cancer.  

"more absorbable forms of curcumin," like Liposomal, Longvida, Novasol, and others.

I hope you can see the potential here. Liposomal curcumin can pass the BBB. pic.twitter.com/aTIyQd0ics

— DCGreenZone1 🐭 (@DCGreenZone) December 5, 2022

There are more absorbable forms of curcumin, and I think that you should avail yourself of them ASAP.  I mentioned a couple of them yesterday. 

For nerve protection, and you'll need to protect your nerves because the spike proteins use the lipid nanoparticles to penetrate your nerve cells. To protect your nerves, take a high quality curcumin.  Longvida looks like the stand-out form of curcumin.  There's also Novasol that boasts 185x the bioavailability than regular curcumin.  Capsules are better than nothing, and you can certainly access the powder by separating the capsule, but powder in a larger container may be easier to manage to add to full fat yogurt or milk.  Given the bioavailability of Longvida. and Novasol, you don't really need full fat dairy products.  The herb can stimulate and cleanse your nervous system and spine and revive functions of every organ connected by your spine from your brain to your toes. Longvida claims to be able to pass through the blood brain barrier to alleviate amyloid plaque build that can lead to Alzheimer's disease.  

Did you even listen to this presentation?  It's short . . . relatively, but it is important.  Give David Emerson a listen if you want to know how to use curcumin for serious and late-stage conditions.

Check out the conditions that curcumin treats.  Spinal cord injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's epilepsy, depression, brain injury, Parkinson's disease.