>>19821972 (lb)

Doesn’t your own cellular mechanisms for life function eliminate spike protein? Proteosome organelles, and the whole ubiquitin tagging system. It’s already in your body, and under continual maintenance to ensure proper performance.It’s free. And it was designed by God Almighty, so you f’ing know it’s good.

Why buy anything like Nattokinase? Additionally whyvworry about errant spikes? Vitamins, and many of the nutraceuticals are produced by Hoffman-LaRoche. Are you not weary of funding the Black Nobility?

>>19823229

>We have a copy of the first one ever typed up which is over 50 years old and was just recently scrubbed, redacted, and released. It still has portions of it blacked out!

Is the copy of first one typed and released a “scrubbed blacked-out, and redacted” version, or is it unfiltered?

>>19823261

The heart does repair itself.

As coronary arteries narrow over time there is vasogenesis at some scale affording collateral routings for blood to reach myocardial cells. Additionally, if unfortunate enough to have suffered myocardial infarction, that injured tissue will heal. It is dead myocardium, yes. But the heart, when broken can heal.

>>19823261

Congestive heart failure manifesting as weakening of LV contractility will also heal and recover. Take for instance viral cardiomyopathy. Once the virus has run its course the heart the heart is left weakened for some individuals. The weakening is secondary to acute inflammation within the myocardial tissue during acute infection. When that inflammation is resolved, in most individuals, that weakened state will heal with return to normal left ventricular ejection fraction.

>>19823289

I’m speaking of the heart. The organ as a whole. I think you are focusing on the fact that cardiac myocytes have no capacity to replace themselves (at least not one apparent on a macro scale). You are correct in this assertion.

>>19823311

Kek.

Fuck ‘em.

“Never again”. They can fire me. IDGAF.