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Little Ladies,

Judy Mikovits is on my mind because she’s on the whiteboard in the Flynn photo.

She has said, and since it’s too preliminary I consider it a theory, that a drug called Suranim can help repair vaccine damage. It was a 100+ year old drug used for sleeping sickness. I know this is early and other medications and treatments will now be examined for use - but I pass it along because it’s on my mind.

She said Suranim is present in pine needle tea.

I looked into it. Many pines are toxic but there are about 6 species that are safe and some make what sounds like a pleasant anti-oxidant tea. In particular, online information makes white pine tea sound better than standard tea, and a second kind was said to taste ‘floral’. The other 4 varied and I think two were astringent. Apparently this kind of tea has been long consumed for healthy antioxidants.
:) But, if collecting wild, one HAS to know how to correctly identify pine trees as some would be toxic. Info said tea should not be consumed more than once a week, individuals said they have it a little more often than that. A YOUTUBE demo I watched showed collecting needles from different parts of a tree to avoid damaging it and encourage continued growth. The man said collect enough needles to fill an ‘okay’ sign (the circular region between thumb and forefinger when gesturing ‘okay’) and grind it up with mortar and pestle.

I wanted to try this ‘smooth’ white pine flavor but didn’t see white pines nearby. Etsy sells pine needle tea but the more ‘astringent’ flavors.

The science on this issue is too new to say ‘this is the treatment’ but I was intrigued by the idea that one could enjoy smooth tea and get anti oxidents at the same time, without purchasing supplements.

MOAR treatments. MOAR research. The answers are coming!