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In a recent autopsy study of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) patients who died from the disease, ten out of ten (100%!!!) actually had parasites inside the central nervous system including nematode small worms in the brain.
drleemerritt.com...
Parasites--a New Paradigm
The Medical Rebel
Published October 20, 2022
This is probably the key to everything. For the Vaxxed, for the Unvaxxed. Here is an explanation of the natural and synthetic parasites we are facing, and a guide to the three things you need to do to protect yourself and your family. I do not believe the vaccine is an irreversible step.
rumble.com...
The Medical Rebel Dr. Lee Merritt has been researching this and reporting on her findings. I've heard her talk about autopsies that were performed on 10 people who had multiple sclerosis (MS), all of whom had brains that were infected with parasites.
one study found T. gondii infection to be associated with increased aggression in women and increased impulsivity in younger men. Another study detected a correlation between homicide rates and rates of T. gondii infection in the population.
Other findings include links to suicide rates and even traffic accidents (hypothetically due to the effect of the parasite on characteristics like reaction time).
By far, though, it seems the most frequently investigated relationship between T. gondii infection and psychiatric abnormalities is the association between T. gondii and schizophrenia.
Over 40 studies examining the relationship between T. gondii infection and schizophrenia or psychotic symptoms have been published since the 1950s. In 2012, a group of researchers synthesized data from 38 of these studies to determine if there was a consistent association between T. gondii infection and schizophrenia.
originally posted by: DevotedResearcher
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originally posted by: NobodySpecial268
I looked her up just now and the writeups on wikipedia are not sympathetic. They claim Clark based her protocol on an electronic 'zapper' and dismiss her as a "quack".
originally posted by: NobodySpecial268
The 1980s and 1990s was a wonderful time for researching new ground. Radionics, Radiesthesia, dowsing and other non-orthodox research was something ordinary folks did at home and shared their results with other researchers. Herbal medicine too.
That word "quack" hits a nerve with me.
Parasitic worms could offer new treatment hope for MS patients.
Parasitic worms could offer a new treatment hope for patients suffering from the autoimmune disease multiple sclerosis, according to experts from the University of Nottingham.
The findings of the research, published in the journal JAMA Neurology, show that infecting MS patients with a safe dose of the hookworm parasite Necator americanus induces immunoregulatory responses and boosts the number of cells which help keep the immune system under control.
The larva of the green-bottle fly (Phaenicia sericata), is the most commonly used medical maggot. The flies and their eggs are sterilized beforehand. Some studies have shown that maggot therapy can save 40-50% of limbs, fingers, and toes slated for amputation.
In my opinion, we the people have had and continue to have MANY suppressed technologies that we have a right to unsuppress.
originally posted by: DevotedResearcher
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