I have followed you since the get go…..and I just wanted take the time to thank you for all the good that you’ve done…. for all the important posts that you have written… For sharing your knowledge and wisdom… and for the products that you share…It is a blessing to know that there are people like you in our world🦋
Light first and foremost heals any disease. However we still need alternative remedies like these, which are being suppressed, so thank you for sharing.
Neuromelanin is the key to preserving our brain, and is first activated by light:
So my Question at this point in time is - are these Luming-Science’s from the Nazi-Child-killing-Program the all time solution for the Stargate bioscience initiative that gave life a Best-before date like the Should-Breaking points in machines?
In what is one of the most important articles you've posted it seems to have attracted attention via the comments section the attention of an agency or two or at least people who have a desire to or for some reason make people hesitant as to using ivermectin. Let me assure your readers that both ivermectin and fenbendazole are exceedingly safe drugs for both humans and animals other than the odd breed of dogs with collie genes. As a person that raced and bred horses over many years and used only ivermectin and panacur which is fenbendazole intermittently on them I saw no evidence of desire in the mares nor lack of desire in the stallions the mares were covered by. In addition I used them both myself many times over the years and in the case of ivermectin always felt extremely well in the days after taking it.
Getting back to your article you will have noticed I have previously brought this to your attention and your readers. Both ivermectin and fenbendazole are potently antifungal and both work somewhat the same way by interfering with the microtubules of fungal organisms and intestinal worms etc. unlike most other antifungal drugs that work via the ergosterol component of the fungi.
Many people including dr Lee Merritt think because both ivermectin and fenbendazole are both anthelmintic that cancer is therefore the caused by helminths Hulda Clarke started this many years ago with her wormwood and black walnut cure of intestinal worms, and stating that no one ever cured cancer without treating worms what she didn't realise is that her cure for worms was also potently antifungal.
In a book I read near fifty years ago on cancer the author wrote one day in the future cancer and rheumatoid arthritis will be found to have the same cause and many other chronic diseases also. I was totally confused by that at the time and ruminated on that over the years. It just goes to show how something so out of left field at the time would in time come true. And your readers can read all about it by first googling pancreatic cancer and malassezia, then cancer and malassezia, then chronic diseases associated with malassezia yeast, there you will find that parkinsons, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's, Crohn's, are all manifestations of this lipophilic yeast/fungi. We all carry this yeast on our skin, however and for what reason people with all those diseases listed carry a much larger burden internally than do controls, from cancer to Alzheimer's.
I forgot to mention lithium is extremely antifungal. Is it a coincidence that many schizophrenics and bipolar sufferers are heavy smokers ? I read in pre internet days the highest accumulator of lithium in the plant kingdom is tobacco. And of course nicotine is potently antifungal also. Those vaccines so called were also loaded with yeast and e coli that were infused with plasmids tiny intra cellular components. Turbo cancer ?
NSSM - Kissinger the Jew that took the greatest and worst of all Nazis to America and sold them as the good german…in Operation paperclip was responsible for the one child policy in china and human development
By Trust Betrayed by Hugh Gregory Gallagher and Vandamere Press
Hugh Gregory Gallagher's moving study of the systematic murder of the physically and mentally disabled in the Third Reich is a riveting account that covers the subject from the http://www.vandamere.com/betrayed.htm
War against the weak : eugenics and America's campaign to create a master race by Black, Edwin. Publication date 2003 Topics Eugenics -- United States -- History https://archive.org/details/waragainstweakeu0000blac
Been taking Ivermectin/Fenbendazole (bought here @ 20% off) for slightly elevated PSA (9) and a "spot" which showed up in MRI. Of course Urologist wanted to "investigate", ie biopsy. As I care for wife with stage 7a Alzheimer's (AD) I said NO. So now I come across this....What is the suggested dosage and length of treatment for 100# 75 year old female who is on Risperdal 1.5 twice daily, Zolof 1.5, Trazadone 1mg at bedtime. Thanks
Anyone have any experience with IGA nephritis? apparently it just happens. my deep dive has suggested exposure to epstein barr virus whilst having a bad gut biome could be the root cause of the malformed IGA suddenly happening.
Apparently EBV is impossible to remove from your system. I don't know any more and sick of doctors saying take this pill that pill that do nothing.
The term preventive chemotherapy (PC) was introduced by the World Health Organization (WHO) [1], to cover the approach of treating populations at risk of human helminth diseases, to prevent transmission or morbidity of those diseases, with drugs either alone or in combination. Delivery is usually undertaken by mass drug distribution campaigns organized by national health services but delivered by communities, through school-based treatments or via the health services themselves. The funding for these drug distribution programmes comes from a variety of sources, including endemic countries, bilateral donors, international organization trust funds and non-governmental development organizations (NGDOs). Increasingly, the strategy of PC is part of an expanded integrated programme to address the neglected tropical diseases (NTDs), including meeting targets for elimination or control [2], as delineated by World Health Assembly (WHA) resolutions (see the electronic supplementary material, table S1).
The progress of programmes based on PC over the last decade has been spectacular in terms of the numbers of people treated (now with over 700 million individual treatments annually), the increase in donations from the pharmaceutical industry, and the recent bilateral commitments to integrated NTD control/elimination programmes [3–5]. However, this progress creates challenges as programmes seek to achieve targets of elimination or reduced prevalence, incidence and morbidity [6]. This will be the focus of this paper.
Assessing coverage
Since the basis of PC resides in the need to ensure sustained high geographical and therapeutic coverage of the eligible population over a period of years, knowledge of parasite distribution and therapeutic coverage achieved in terms of doses successfully delivered is essential. Geographical coverage is defined as the proportion of the implementation units of infected communities which require treatment for diseases targeted. The calculations of therapeutic coverage in reported figures are based on the total population in any given setting.
It has been shown that CDI over 5–6 years with 65 per cent or more coverage could significantly reduce the prevalence and intensity of other filarial parasites, mainly W. bancrofti [51,52] and some soil-transmitted helminthiases [53,54]. Similarly, repeated doses of albendazole used in soil-transmitted helminthiasis programmes, particularly for school-aged children, could potentially impact on W. bancrofti prevalence. Equally, the scale up of lymphatic filariasis elimination programmes using ivermectin and albendazole across large regions of Africa could help to reinforce the achievements of onchocerciasis control. This would assist in reducing the potential residual human reservoir population of O. volvulus and preventing introduction into areas where the disease has been eliminated. In Haiti, the widespread distribution of albendazole within lymphatic filariasis programmes reduced the prevalence and intensity of soil-transmitted helminths, including Ascaris lumbricoides, Trichuris trichiura and hookworm [53]. However, in contrast to Sri Lanka, Gunawardena et al. [55] showed limited and non-significant changes in prevalence in school-aged children examined although the compliance reported was only 59 per cent. In Zanzibar, Mohammed et al. [54] examined records from 50 health centres over a 6-year period starting prior to the initiation of MDA for lymphatic filariasis, and recorded that the impact of PC was a dramatic decline in both reported cases and required treatments for worm infections and scabies. Harnessing these types of synergies may be important during the endgame where interest in treatment for infections whose rarity makes them seem negligible wanes.
Despite the progress towards the elimination of onchocerciasis in the Americas, some foci still remain, for example recently discovered newly infected communities in the Amazon. These communities are mobile, making the endgame in such inaccessible environments a serious challenge not just in initiating treatment but also in monitoring and post-treatment surveillance. Of the six countries where onchocerciasis was endemic, transmission remains ongoing in foci in the Amazon rainforest on the border between Venezuela and Brazil where there is limited access, making the indigenous Yanomami populations ones who are most at risk [56]. The major challenge is ensuring high coverage ivermectin treatment four times a year to mobile populations who live in most inaccessible areas. Alternatively, given the goal to stop transmission in the Americas by 2015, the newly discovered infected communities could be treated with doxycylcine which might be the most effective way to achieve the endgame.
One contribution of 15 to a Theme Issue ‘Towards the endgame and beyond: complexities and challenges for the elimination of infectious diseases’.
Typo edited.
I have followed you since the get go…..and I just wanted take the time to thank you for all the good that you’ve done…. for all the important posts that you have written… For sharing your knowledge and wisdom… and for the products that you share…It is a blessing to know that there are people like you in our world🦋
Blessings Always Sir🙏🏻🇺🇸🙏🏻
Light first and foremost heals any disease. However we still need alternative remedies like these, which are being suppressed, so thank you for sharing.
Neuromelanin is the key to preserving our brain, and is first activated by light:
https://romanshapoval.substack.com/i/135768482/how-to-enter-our-brains-dark-cave
Nice guys!?
Are you aware of these ⬇️ things?
So my Question at this point in time is - are these Luming-Science’s from the Nazi-Child-killing-Program the all time solution for the Stargate bioscience initiative that gave life a Best-before date like the Should-Breaking points in machines?
What are Quantum Dots?
https://julimination.wordpress.com/2024/08/19/german-doctors-and-the-final-solution-2/
Von den Lichtrezeptoren einzelliger Algen zur lichtgesteuerten Maus (allgemeinverständliche Vorlesung) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mef4roALkzw
https://juli2a5i4.substack.com/p/quantum-dots-pseudoscince-and-deadly?r=1pk0jl
The Devil’s Chemists, by Josiah E. Dubois, Jr.
https://www.commentary.org/articles/r-tannenbaum/the-devils-chemists-by-josiah-e-dubois-jr/
https://rumble.com/v6rq1nj-1930s-cartoon-how-to-take-over-the-world.html
In what is one of the most important articles you've posted it seems to have attracted attention via the comments section the attention of an agency or two or at least people who have a desire to or for some reason make people hesitant as to using ivermectin. Let me assure your readers that both ivermectin and fenbendazole are exceedingly safe drugs for both humans and animals other than the odd breed of dogs with collie genes. As a person that raced and bred horses over many years and used only ivermectin and panacur which is fenbendazole intermittently on them I saw no evidence of desire in the mares nor lack of desire in the stallions the mares were covered by. In addition I used them both myself many times over the years and in the case of ivermectin always felt extremely well in the days after taking it.
Getting back to your article you will have noticed I have previously brought this to your attention and your readers. Both ivermectin and fenbendazole are potently antifungal and both work somewhat the same way by interfering with the microtubules of fungal organisms and intestinal worms etc. unlike most other antifungal drugs that work via the ergosterol component of the fungi.
Many people including dr Lee Merritt think because both ivermectin and fenbendazole are both anthelmintic that cancer is therefore the caused by helminths Hulda Clarke started this many years ago with her wormwood and black walnut cure of intestinal worms, and stating that no one ever cured cancer without treating worms what she didn't realise is that her cure for worms was also potently antifungal.
In a book I read near fifty years ago on cancer the author wrote one day in the future cancer and rheumatoid arthritis will be found to have the same cause and many other chronic diseases also. I was totally confused by that at the time and ruminated on that over the years. It just goes to show how something so out of left field at the time would in time come true. And your readers can read all about it by first googling pancreatic cancer and malassezia, then cancer and malassezia, then chronic diseases associated with malassezia yeast, there you will find that parkinsons, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's, Crohn's, are all manifestations of this lipophilic yeast/fungi. We all carry this yeast on our skin, however and for what reason people with all those diseases listed carry a much larger burden internally than do controls, from cancer to Alzheimer's.
I forgot to mention lithium is extremely antifungal. Is it a coincidence that many schizophrenics and bipolar sufferers are heavy smokers ? I read in pre internet days the highest accumulator of lithium in the plant kingdom is tobacco. And of course nicotine is potently antifungal also. Those vaccines so called were also loaded with yeast and e coli that were infused with plasmids tiny intra cellular components. Turbo cancer ?
Ask your self - why is Bill Gates and the WORLDBANK so interested in the elimination of “diseases” ?
You know why…
it’s never about health and helping the poor, they do it to prevent the weak and the poor period!
They do it - because of landgrabs, mining and resources to prevent all those who not fit the bill or stand in there way, from using them!!!
Jeffrey Epstein was all about Eugenics and this is the reason whY he fly around the world and visited so many poor countries like Africa…
https://open.substack.com/pub/juli2a5i4/p/the-net-the-edge-the-unabomber-and?r=1pk0jl&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
https://julimination.wordpress.com/2024/08/11/particles-for-humanity-and-the-wind-cries-jeffrey-epstein
NSSM - Kissinger the Jew that took the greatest and worst of all Nazis to America and sold them as the good german…in Operation paperclip was responsible for the one child policy in china and human development
https://www.hli.org/resources/exposing-the-global-population-control/
https://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/PCAAB500.pdf
By Trust Betrayed by Hugh Gregory Gallagher and Vandamere Press
Hugh Gregory Gallagher's moving study of the systematic murder of the physically and mentally disabled in the Third Reich is a riveting account that covers the subject from the http://www.vandamere.com/betrayed.htm
War against the weak : eugenics and America's campaign to create a master race by Black, Edwin. Publication date 2003 Topics Eugenics -- United States -- History https://archive.org/details/waragainstweakeu0000blac
From Darwin to Hitler: Evolutionary Ethics, Eugenics, and Racism in
Germany by Richard Weikart.
Palgrave Macmillan, New York. ISBN 1-4039-6502-1
Richard Weikart is Associate Professor of History at California State University, Stanislas, CA
Bioethics Research Notes 16(4): December 2004
https://web.archive.org/web/20230326060032if_/http://www.bioethics.org.au/Resources/Online%20Articles/Book%20Reviews/1604%20From%20Darwin%20to%20Hitler.pdf
https://julimination.wordpress.com/2024/02/14/die-volksgesundheit-und-datenwut-im-3-reich-2/
My father (1915-2007) was put on lithium in 1968 for a diagnosed "bi-polar" condition. Took it for the rest of his life.
U got trolls
Now
Been taking Ivermectin/Fenbendazole (bought here @ 20% off) for slightly elevated PSA (9) and a "spot" which showed up in MRI. Of course Urologist wanted to "investigate", ie biopsy. As I care for wife with stage 7a Alzheimer's (AD) I said NO. So now I come across this....What is the suggested dosage and length of treatment for 100# 75 year old female who is on Risperdal 1.5 twice daily, Zolof 1.5, Trazadone 1mg at bedtime. Thanks
Anyone have any experience with IGA nephritis? apparently it just happens. my deep dive has suggested exposure to epstein barr virus whilst having a bad gut biome could be the root cause of the malformed IGA suddenly happening.
Apparently EBV is impossible to remove from your system. I don't know any more and sick of doctors saying take this pill that pill that do nothing.
Are you really still on our side?
Why you don’t talk a little bit about this suppressed knowledge???
They call it ENDGAME CHALLENGES
Preventive chemotherapy as a strategy for elimination of neglected tropical parasitic diseases: endgame challenges
Bockarie MJ, Kelly-Hope LA, Rebollo M, Molyneux DH. 2013
Phil Trans R Soc B 368: 20120144.
https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rstb.2012.0144
The term preventive chemotherapy (PC) was introduced by the World Health Organization (WHO) [1], to cover the approach of treating populations at risk of human helminth diseases, to prevent transmission or morbidity of those diseases, with drugs either alone or in combination. Delivery is usually undertaken by mass drug distribution campaigns organized by national health services but delivered by communities, through school-based treatments or via the health services themselves. The funding for these drug distribution programmes comes from a variety of sources, including endemic countries, bilateral donors, international organization trust funds and non-governmental development organizations (NGDOs). Increasingly, the strategy of PC is part of an expanded integrated programme to address the neglected tropical diseases (NTDs), including meeting targets for elimination or control [2], as delineated by World Health Assembly (WHA) resolutions (see the electronic supplementary material, table S1).
The progress of programmes based on PC over the last decade has been spectacular in terms of the numbers of people treated (now with over 700 million individual treatments annually), the increase in donations from the pharmaceutical industry, and the recent bilateral commitments to integrated NTD control/elimination programmes [3–5]. However, this progress creates challenges as programmes seek to achieve targets of elimination or reduced prevalence, incidence and morbidity [6]. This will be the focus of this paper.
Assessing coverage
Since the basis of PC resides in the need to ensure sustained high geographical and therapeutic coverage of the eligible population over a period of years, knowledge of parasite distribution and therapeutic coverage achieved in terms of doses successfully delivered is essential. Geographical coverage is defined as the proportion of the implementation units of infected communities which require treatment for diseases targeted. The calculations of therapeutic coverage in reported figures are based on the total population in any given setting.
It has been shown that CDI over 5–6 years with 65 per cent or more coverage could significantly reduce the prevalence and intensity of other filarial parasites, mainly W. bancrofti [51,52] and some soil-transmitted helminthiases [53,54]. Similarly, repeated doses of albendazole used in soil-transmitted helminthiasis programmes, particularly for school-aged children, could potentially impact on W. bancrofti prevalence. Equally, the scale up of lymphatic filariasis elimination programmes using ivermectin and albendazole across large regions of Africa could help to reinforce the achievements of onchocerciasis control. This would assist in reducing the potential residual human reservoir population of O. volvulus and preventing introduction into areas where the disease has been eliminated. In Haiti, the widespread distribution of albendazole within lymphatic filariasis programmes reduced the prevalence and intensity of soil-transmitted helminths, including Ascaris lumbricoides, Trichuris trichiura and hookworm [53]. However, in contrast to Sri Lanka, Gunawardena et al. [55] showed limited and non-significant changes in prevalence in school-aged children examined although the compliance reported was only 59 per cent. In Zanzibar, Mohammed et al. [54] examined records from 50 health centres over a 6-year period starting prior to the initiation of MDA for lymphatic filariasis, and recorded that the impact of PC was a dramatic decline in both reported cases and required treatments for worm infections and scabies. Harnessing these types of synergies may be important during the endgame where interest in treatment for infections whose rarity makes them seem negligible wanes.
Despite the progress towards the elimination of onchocerciasis in the Americas, some foci still remain, for example recently discovered newly infected communities in the Amazon. These communities are mobile, making the endgame in such inaccessible environments a serious challenge not just in initiating treatment but also in monitoring and post-treatment surveillance. Of the six countries where onchocerciasis was endemic, transmission remains ongoing in foci in the Amazon rainforest on the border between Venezuela and Brazil where there is limited access, making the indigenous Yanomami populations ones who are most at risk [56]. The major challenge is ensuring high coverage ivermectin treatment four times a year to mobile populations who live in most inaccessible areas. Alternatively, given the goal to stop transmission in the Americas by 2015, the newly discovered infected communities could be treated with doxycylcine which might be the most effective way to achieve the endgame.
One contribution of 15 to a Theme Issue ‘Towards the endgame and beyond: complexities and challenges for the elimination of infectious diseases’.
https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rstb.2012.0144
This is warning!
I must told you that ivermectin is also Recommended by Bill Gates 🚨
Yes this Bill Gates! https://www.gatesfoundation.org/about/committed-grants/2021/08/inv030635
So ask yourself “Why in the world should we taken drugs for ebola or aids for a fucking flu?”
https://de.scribd.com/document/824127417/Immediate-download-Ebook-Popular-Eugenics-National-Efficiency-and-American-Mass-Culture-in-the-1930s-by-Susan-Currell-Christina-Cogdell-ISBN-97808