MEGYN KELLY DISMANTLES BILL MAHER'S LEFTIST TALKING POINTS

When you bring a dull knife to a drive-by shooting https://t.co/x6JQhdlOo2

— Tom Luongo (Head Sneetch) (@TFL1728) July 6, 2024

SOME STORES IN YOUR AREA MAY USE THE COATING APEEL. CHECK THE LIST

Full List of Grocers / Produce Farms Selling Apeel-Coated Produce 👇🏼
(Avoid all foods with Apeel coatings!)  https://t.co/aXkgRr1Nqq

— Wejolyn 🇺🇸 (@Wejolyn) July 6, 2024

Here is an excerpt from the full list by Deep Roots at Home on stores in your area and their position with regard to using or not using Apeel

Natural Grocers: Natural Grocers issued a public corporate statement saying they do not carry any produce or items that have been treated with Apeel’s food coatings.

Sprouts Farmers Markets: Sprouts recently made a decision to not carry any produce that’s treated with Apeel. They announced this internally to employees, but have not made a public statement or policy yet.

Costco: Costco partnered with Apeel as far back as 2018 but recently stopped carrying any produce treated with Apeel. Their corporate produce department said they have no plans to ever sell produce treated with Apeel again. The Limoneira lemons they carry are not treated with Apeel.

Whole Foods: Whole Foods would not give a clear or straightforward answer on if they source produce treated with Apeel. I spoke to three produce departments, three customer service representatives, and three corporate offices. One corporate office said Apeel’s Edipeel and Organipeel food coatings meet Whole Foods’ safety standards. I went and looked at the produce and could not find any items treated with Apeel.

Trader Joe's: Trader Joe's no longer sources any produce treated with Apeel’s food coatings. They have not released a public statement or policy. I requested that they do this.

ALDI: Aldi does not have a policy on Apeel and no employees are able to speak on it. They source produce from brands (West Pak & Limoneira) that use Apeel, but it is not clear whether the items they carry are treated with Apeel’s coatings.

Kroger: Kroger claims that produce items sold under their own label are not treated with Apeel food coatings. However, Kroger is not able to speak about or certify other produce brands that they carry. This policy applies to all of their locations and all of their subsidiaries as well including Baker’s, City Market, Dillons, Food 4 Less, Foods Co, Fred Meyer, Fry’s, Gerbes, Jay C Food Store, King Soopers, Mariano’s, Metro Market, Pay Less Super Markets, Pick’n, Save, QFC, Ralphs, Ruler, and Smith’s Food and Drug. Kroger confirmed that other produce brands they carry are treated with Apeel. Kroger couldn’t verify that their Simple Truth private label is not treated with Apeel.

Target: Target carries produce treated with Apeel including avocados, cucumbers, asparagus, apples, and citrus fruit.

Walmart: Walmart does not use Apeel on any of their Walmart brand or private label produce items. Walmart could not certify other produce brands carried in their stores.

LUONGO: This is why they need a war… to cover these pensions which they cannot pay. Powell is done subsidizing this insanity.

This is why they need a war… to cover these pensions which they cannot pay. Powell is done subsidizing this insanity. https://t.co/E6xa6cnHvE

— Tom Luongo (Head Sneetch) (@TFL1728) July 6, 2024

Bravo @BrokenTruthTV for this documentary and my part that shows interference with Research happened…Since this video can’t be uploaded on @YouTube I am loading it on @X. Thank you @elonmusk
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— sabine hazan md (@SabinehazanMD) July 5, 2024

I'm Dr. Sabine Hazan.  I'm a gastroenterologist by trade.  I have been doing clinical trials for pharmaceutical companies for almost three decades.  I'm not here to shake the beehive of the FDA.  I'm here to make sure that the FDA is doing what it's supposed to do, which is assuring my safety and the safety of millions of Americans who are paying taxes.  Because I spearhead the microbiome research, I started paying attention because of the genetic sequence of the virus.  And we kind of joined forces with a lot of doctors in America and when we collected stool samples we noticed a whole sequence of COVID in the stools.  We basically started analyzing what is the best combination therapy to put out.  Some of the doctors are saying, you know, vitamin C seems to be working in Italy.  Then the protocol of Didier Raoul came out.  Hydroxychloroquine was interesting because, after millions of prescriptions, we've never had any problems as azithromycin was another good solution and zinc certainly seemed plausible.  I said I bet you hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin kill the virus, and then vitamin C, vitamin D, and zinc increase the microbiome.  Right when we found the whole genome of COVID in the stools, we discovered that two people who were on hydroxychloroquine and Z-Pak didn't have the virus anymore.  So I started writing the protocol sometime in March and the FDA says you don't need to do a clinical trial proceed and that was like April 3rd.  A couple days later, they said, "I'm sorry, Dr. Hazan, you have to do a full-on clinical trial.  My protocol was seen by a lot of doctors on clinicaltrials.gov.  April 13, 2020, I got a letter from the Gates Foundation, and here's the quote

We are helping W.H.O., the World Health Organization, to track and monitor clinical trials evaluating pre exposure prophylaxis of healthcare workers.  We are especially interested in those studies using either chloroquine or hydroxychloroquine .

Right?  Wasn't that interesting? 

The World Health Organization

ELLE, A 2-YEAR CARNIVORE LIVING IN PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

The results of two years on carnivore…

Source IG: _elle.marie pic.twitter.com/ybVBxD34VZ

— Dr Shawn Baker 🥩 (@SBakerMD) July 6, 2024