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Dr Bryan Ardis joins Seth Holehouse at Man in America to give a teaser of his Healing for the Ages presentation, where he explains how the spike proteins in the SARS-CoV-2, HIV-1 and rabies viruses – and in the snake venom of king cobras and kraite snakes – are all homologous and functionally identical to each other and how the C-19 shots employ DNA plasmids to insert genetic instructions for your own cells to manufacture this toxic spike protein forever, to then have this poison circulating in your body for what remains of your decreasing lifespan.
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“every sign or symptom of AIDS, as a disease is a published side-effect of marine sponge venom in a human. So, if you put a little bit of [this] venom in your body, what do you develop? You develop AIDS! […] They tell you you died of AIDS. No, you didn’t! You died from marine sponge venom poisoning; no different than cancer patients…If you have a loved one who took chemo and died while under cancer therapy, they died from chemotherapy toxicity, they did not die from cancer.
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“They didn’t create a virus in a lab and give it to a human to go cough on somebody and spread it around the world. No. That is not how it works. That’s not how spread works, that’s not how pandemics work…
“What they did was they created what are called DNA plasmids. DNA plasmids are little circular pieces of DNA they’ve been making for 72 years…around the world and then dropping them from the air, putting them in our water – not a joke – in our water that we shower and drink in and then, they also inject it into our food. And then, DNA plasmids is the only thing the NIH says they put in the COVID-19 mRNA ‘vaccines’.”
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The good news, Dr Ardis says is that there are about 12 natural substances that destroy the ability of DNA plasmids to get inside your cells via the conjugation mechanism, according to the scientists who create these plasmids. These compounds include:
• Quercetin
• Avocado oil
• Olive oil
• Plumbago
• Glucose oxidase (from bee pollen)