BIG DEATH is the total result of big government, big media, big pharma, big tech, big medical establishment. If this author can’t see that, there’s no point in reading the article.
An interesting theory that might form the basis of further research and might save lives. Therefore, censor it and ban it!!!
Bkmk
They also lie. So unless you have the unvarnished statistics that haven’t been tampered it... we don’t know how many children or, for that matter, adults have died from COVID.
When the CDC and other agencies go out of their way to politicize and propagandize the truth, especially about the drug ivermectin by saying it is for horses... then you really have to be cautious with what you think are the facts.
Interesting article. Because of a history of 4 blood clots, I cannot take estrogen, or even soy products, as soy acts like estrogen.
I cannot take the vaccine, either, for the same reason, plus the neurological side effects. I am just over the delta variant, so I now have natural immunity. My employer also knows of my status, so this should conclude mandates for vaccinations, of which my employer will receive a religious or medical waiver. PTL!
“Once I started a regime to boost my estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone...”
What sort of regime does that?
The definition of "healthy" has changed a bit.
Titusville 16-year-old fighting COVID pneumonia in both lungs at Arnold Palmer ICU
Abby Chenoweth was a healthy 16-year-old. The Titusville teen took virtual school classes and wore a face mask when she left the house. Her mom said she didn't have pre-existing conditions, and she didn't go out often...
Mom diabetic, daughter clearly overweight, but never mind, just get that shot or this could happen to YOU!
Age group - 0 to 4 yrs; 144 deaths
Age group - 5 to 18 yrs; 326 deaths
flr
“Almost 1 in 60 people alive today have some sort of autosomal defect of their endocrine system.”
My question then becomes, what could have been the possible cause(s) of said defect. Perhaps vaccines we were forced to take as children.
