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Marjorie Clark's avatar

People need Bioshield! Dr Soon-Shiong developed a T cell cure to the spike and other proteins as well as wiping out cancer immediately. He was interviewed by Tucker Carlson. And NAC augmented to pass the blood brain barrier good too. So if we get damaged from radioactive tests our bodies are miraculously strong and can heal. MRI is one great non invasive procedure to detect issues. Me myself I had an X-ray of spine and the tech found massive calcification of abdominal aorta. Wouldn’t have known if it were not for this image. So sometimes the radiation is a quick way to detect stuff MRI might not.

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Steve S's avatar

Seriously! Elohim proves nothing.

Exodus 7:1: God says that He has made Moses a “god” (elohim) to Pharaoh.

Is Moses more than one? No, it’s silly argument without merit.

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Hélène's avatar

How can u be allergic to iodine when it’s in ur body?? Are ppl allergic to iron? Calcium?

How can this stupidity be actually verbalized by MDs??

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

I was awaiting a scan of some sort for an acute appendicitis attack— and they forgot about me!!! I drank whatever contrast they gave me and sat around for an hour or two before they

came in, became obviously

shocked, and made me

drink another round. I had NO

idea it was a problem… 😫😡

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June Freeman's avatar

No mention of PET scans with FDG contrast? I've had 3 for Hodgkin's Lymphoma. No more?

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paula mueller's avatar

What do we do then we have been diagnosed with breast cancer we need to know if it has spread to other parts of the body

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Cal's avatar

This is the pet scan to see where - if cancer - how else do you see/know where cancer is at

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Jerry Segers's avatar

I have seen, and I have experienced, a problem with iodine. In times past, there was a lot of iodine in our diet. Iodine was used to cause bread to rise properly; Iodine was used to clean the cows before milking. Therefore it got into the milk, Etc. Over the years, it was discovered that Iodine could be replaced by bromine in most of these uses. in addition, it was discovered that brominated oils tasted more like lemon than lemon juice, so soft drink makers, notably Mountain Dew used bromine (Now removed). This behavior has lowered our intake of iodine and raised the intake of bromine. Bromine is very similar to Iodine. It is so similar that it will attach to the iodine sensors in the body, but it will not perform the iodine function. When the body is in a state of low iodine, with high bromine and a large dose of iodine is administered, it flushes the bromine into the bloodstream. If the dose is high enough, the body cannot excrete the bromine fast enough, and a Herxheimer reaction ensues. It is my belief that reactions to iodine contrast are just such reactions. If this is true, then the reaction to iodine contrast could be eliminated by slowly building the iodine levels in the body over the week prior to the procedure. This gives the body time to eliminate the bromine before the iodine is injected. I found that oral iodine works fine for this purpose. Your experience may be different.

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Steven Brown's avatar

Can you put Post up that are more current than two years

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Sherry George's avatar

Yes! This happened to me thank you Lord that it wasn’t a sever reaction but now on my chart i have contrast listed as an allergic reaction.

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Upside Down World's avatar

But that's what the deathcare industry is all about.

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Carol Crevier, RN MPH's avatar

HBOT transformed the life of one of my patients who was gadolinium injured. Florida scientist who had worked for the USG previously. All stammering— vanished.

Modified citrus pectin is another potential pathway for healing.

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Kathryn Murphy 🍀's avatar

‘Have followed your work for a very long time. I’m a survivor and now I’m fighting for a family member, female, age 43. Over Thanksgiving holiday, she was hospitalized with double pneumonia. During her 4-day stay with a prominent health system, she underwent a CT scan-apparently standard care nowadays. In addition to her lung condition, results showed a large mass on one kidney plus a node in breast area. To date, she has consulted with two physicians, the attending urologist post CT results and a urologic oncologist who confirmed diagnosis-95% (statistically significant) malignancy. Without seeing the patient, or ordering any additional testing, he recommended removing entire organ. Upon further review, he has decided that a portion of organ can be saved. Unnerved by his sudden reversal, patient (again they’ve never met) is now getting a second opinion from another specialist - a skilled hand surgeon but also equally proficient in robotics. Only surgery will confirm a malignancy so anxiety is mounting. The breast node turned out to be nothing at all. In my personal opinion, there’s reason to believe that CT may have been a profit motive (I’ve heard this from other medical professionals off record); and now we’re hearing a lot about Fenben. The patient is our precious daughter. Can you help in any way? Apologies for lengthy post but I’m desperate here -with major trust issues.

Thank you for your time.

KM

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Toddy's avatar

See Dr. MAKIS substack. Lots there

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Kathryn Murphy 🍀's avatar

Thank you. She’s scheduled for surgery late March. Surgeon is high specialized. At this point, we’re just praying for best outcome.

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Toddy's avatar

Is she over the Pneumonia ? Needs Lung Fix for that by herbology i think. And high Vit D and Zinc.

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Kathryn Murphy 🍀's avatar

Thank you!

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Toddy's avatar

Ivermectin. Fenben. Jason winters tea. Pau Dauco. Fasting. Baking soda 1./4 tsp.in water. Get alkaline. And she may be able to postpone the surgery. Forever.

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Carol Crevier, RN MPH's avatar

It is difficult to trust anything anymore. Just want to say that I would have taken the CT scan if I had been in your daughter’s situation. Not all pneumonia is seen on a CXR.

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Tina Marsan's avatar

Drug free is Healthy! Why have we been groomed to believe we need frequent exposure to toxins to retain, obtain or maintain optimum health? Questions everything!

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Brit Lowe's avatar

This is indeed dangerous but it's because the techs can't read or understand the data provided.

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Michael Parker's avatar

Just had one recently

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