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"The benefit . . . is to divorce holism into reductionism. In this way, the false “one germ, one disease” aka monomorphic paradigm could be more easily adopted which is an ideal way to sell “biologics” aka petroleum products such as .." I have a piece discussing the tendency of capitalism to prefer an artificial thing to a natural one, which reminds me of Amandha Vollmer's comparison of reductionism and holism. Capitalism likes things artificial because of money. Simply that artifice or fragmentation of the natural whole is the path to selling a lot more items. Some money has been made with natural things, as well. But the vast majority of the things those who seek profit/money do are of the more fragmented or artificial sort. By "reductionism" I think Vollmer means the attitude of "we know everything. It is right here. No need to look elsewhere; we have it here. This is science."

Anyway, here is my piece:

https://silverman.substack.com/p/capitalism-created-only-by-creative

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Excellent - thank you!!

Here's my Antibody Song 😀:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQ3_wvUtgic

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Oct 3·edited Oct 3

Hi Amandha. My baby is about 3 weeks old, induced at around 40. She’s been on formula (similac) since the day she was born. About last weekend she started having labored breathing and was coughing more than usual. She also had a stuffed nose and was wheezing. This was making it hard for her to sleep and we’ll be a baby. She also would cry whenever put down in her crib. We went to an emergency room where nurse asked us if she got the hepatitis vaccine they give at birth in America. When we said no, she asked us in a condescending way, “Why not?” Which in my opinion was very unprofessional. As it’s none of her business. Anyway, recently my daughter was diagnosed with RSV a breathing condition. She’s been in the hospital a few days. She’s getting better and has been taken off of oxygen and given a medicine. But her breathing is still a bit raspy and labored which makes her cranky. Just wondering, what should I do to help her heal from this? And what should I do to keep her healthy moving forward.

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To bad I got banned from your Telegram group for politely speaking truth before the moderators understood it and I have heard many similar complaints.

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Thank you ADV for bringing to our attention that Paul Ehrlich is also involved in the germ cult. I did not know that about him. I am not surprised though to hear this guy turn up again since Ehrlich likes to emanate fear and blame all problems on the masses! He has long pushed, and still is pushing, the overpopulation false myth as well as spouting out the Limits to Growth narrative--which inherently limits our freedoms and blames us for all destruction. Don't get me wrong, i am aware of the serious ecological devastation that has, and continues to, occur(ed) on Earth; degenerative spirals of many kinds.

It's like the few degenerates have to join forces to strengthen the effect of their Satanic reversals, though we are made stronger by knowing about their evil machinations. It takes more, and constant, energy to maintain a lie, fiction.

"Here’s the thing that NOSTR got right, and it’s the same thing that Bitcoin got right: information is easy to spread and hard to stifle. Information can be copied quickly and perfectly, which is, I believe, the underlying reason for its desire to be free.

Easy to spread, hard to stifle. That’s the base reality of the nature of information. As always, the smart thing is to work with nature, not against it. That’s what’s beautiful about the orange coin and the purple ostrich: both manage to work with the peculiarities of information, not against them. Both realize that information can and should be copied, as it can be perfectly read and easily spread, always. Both understand that resistance to censorship comes from writing to many places, making the cost of deletion prohibitive."

--Der Gigi

Louis

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“CS babies are generally sickly.” Wow, that’s a pretty bold statement. Based on what, exactly?

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Even assuming antibodies are what the mainstream say they are, there has never been any proof that they conferred immunity which is why the science beind vaccines is nonsense. I wrote an article last year on this if anyone is interested - https://stephenmcmurray.substack.com/p/vaccines-and-the-antibody-myth.

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Another great Vollmer Substack!

A song about the fraud of Virology. Watch THE DISH. https://turfseer.substack.com/p/new-music-video-the-dish

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Thank you!!!

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Never underestimate the amount of research a mom will do for his child.

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Amazing summary, thank you!

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This report is amazing with great detail and explanation. Thank you.

What are your thoughts on wound healing and fabric? I have read through this https://www.academia.edu/63482939/Impact_of_fabrics_from_transgenic_flax_on_cultures_of_skin_cells and have also read through this. https://www.academia.edu/39363092/Tikkun_Olam_to_Heal_the_World_Wearing_Healing_Flax_Linen_Attire?auto=download

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Great article, but with all due respect, cancer as a sequestering toxin disease needs a closer look. In my opinion, the trophoblastic model is probably closer to the truth.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17068222/

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10797946/

Viewed this way, pregnancy can be seen as cancer from about day 3 to day 56. During this time, trophoblastic cells invade the uterus, implant the fertilised egg into the uterine wall, & create a vast network of blood vessels that connect the forming fetus with the mothers system. Angiogenesis. Day 56 is when the fetal pancreas starts secreting enzymes, which act as a signal for the trophoblasts to stop invading & turn into mature placental cells.

You've probably come across the work of Nicholas Gonzalez in the alternative health sphere, & his use of pancreatic enzymes to treat cancer patients.

https://newspringpress.com/book/the-enzyme-treatment-of-cancer-and-its-scientific-basis/

https://newspringpress.com/book/the-trophoblast-and-the-origins-of-cancer/

In my view, it's the reason pancreatic enzymes work. The theory may not be a complete anser, but it makes a lot of sense. Choriocarcinoma is a known cancer that may link to problems with day 56/fetal pancreas activation. HCG is a molecule that is involved in pregnancy. There was a doctor who developed a simple urine test for hcg & used it as a marker for cancer.

The triggers for cancer in a normal adult or child, are really fascinating to consider. The basis are what were known in the 1800's as germ (note: germ has a totally different meaning in this context) cells. These days they are referred to as stem cells. These cells apparently are distributed to various parts of the body as the embryo grows, so they end up in normal tissue. What do they do? Probably lots, but repair would be a reasonable assumption. Why are so many cancers found in the bodies channels of elimination? Possibly because these stem cells are there to help repair areas needing the most help (detoxing). But for some reason they receive a signal or signals at some point & start thinking they are embryos again. Why? Is it really because the toxic load has become too much?

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Read Robert O Becker's The Body Electric +/- Cross Currents

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I have. It's great. As is Electromagnetism & Life. I'm also very impressed with Andrew Marino, especially how he realised in order to win in court cases, he'd have to become a lawyer, as well as being a scientist! I love his book Going Somewhere: Truth About A Life In Science.

https://www.andrewamarino.com/

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Sep 23·edited Sep 23

Also a big fan of Andrew Marino's book- I've been trying to find more recent interviews/podcasts with him but haven't had much success!

Your comment had me thinking about the dedifferentiation pathways Becker was researching, and also in the context of the differentiation grading of cancers with the most 'aggressive or fast growing' usually being poorly differentiated. Could toxicity clearing be one form of 'stress' requiring the mobilisation of many stem cells and hence a big dedifferentiation effort? I'm also interested in the signals the cells receive, and the interplay between frequencies generated by emotional states, earth's EMFs, and man-made EMFs. A fascinating area and one we've probably over-complicated the further we have strayed from nature..

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Sep 21Liked by Amandha Dawn Vollmer

Keeping. Really makes sense.

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Sep 21Liked by Amandha Dawn Vollmer

100 %. And she is so detailed in her explanation.

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WOW! Great Article Amandha! Thanks so much

… and you have how many research assistants ?!?! (tee hee)

While following the links in the article, there’s one that fails to work:

In the paragraph starting with “Let me just put it to you straight, we don’t have an “immune system”…” The link associated with “they become specific to it” (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC554270/pdf/emboj00269-0006.pdf) returns an empty pdf document. The “PDF” link on PMC’s site (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC554270/) fails, too. One can use the “Page Browse” link to view each of the document’s pages (.gif files)

OR

you can download the PDF here: https://www.embopress.org/doi/abs/10.1002/j.1460-2075.1985.tb03709.x

(which is the result of following PMC’s doi link to the article)

Note: the page rendered pretty wonky using Firefox (on a Mac) but there is a PDF link; worked OK in Safari)

- just thotcha might otter wanna know

Thanks again… I really appreciate all you do to bring light into our beleaguered world

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Thank you!

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Sep 21Liked by Amandha Dawn Vollmer

Great post, Amandha. This one is definitely a keeper! 👍

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