The Deadly Red Meat Disease Taking Over America

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  @Paulsaladinomd · 4 months ago · pinned

  If you know somebody dealing with alpha-gal — please share this. The 96% remission figure is from a retrospective case series, not an RCT. That&apos;s an important caveat. But for a condition where the mainstream plan is &quot;avoid meat forever,&quot; it&apos;s a signal that deserves daylight. Practitioner directory: <a href="http://alphagalsupport.com/">alphagalsupport.com</a>.

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• JA

  @jasonvors1922 · 4 months ago

  Paul is a fully functional adult and doesn&apos;t want to end it all.

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• SP

  @spencers252511 · 4 months ago

  When Gates is funding lab grown meat &nbsp;etc. &nbsp;I am pretty sure he is behind this Paul.

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• JO

  @joeschleprock3409 · 4 months ago (edited)

  Bill Gates is evil. 40 + visits to Epstein island and msm says nothing and now designing ticks ??

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  @333BellaLee · 4 months ago

  Bioengineered. Screw you Bill Gates.

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• JO

  @johnsmith-fr3sx · 4 months ago

  Bill Gates and Big Pharma. &nbsp; Carnivore was freeing people from being doomed to metabolic syndrome as they aged. &nbsp; Now the high carb racket will be restored. &nbsp; This will not be limited to red meat. &nbsp; They will put out variants that make other meat indirectly allergenic as well. &nbsp; They are fully capable of doing this.

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• SS

  @ssazerac · 4 months ago

  I live on a small farm in rural Alabama. We might find one or two ticks a year. Some years none at all. This year, the ticks have exploded. I went to the mailbox yesterday, on the way back to the house, three lone star ticks crawling on my arm and one on my leg. Neighbors are reporting the same. Never in my lifetime have I seen this

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• VI

  @vincentturnt6635 · 4 months ago (edited)

  Bill Gates is rubbing hands furiously as alpha gal syndrome spreads all over the US

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• DR

  @DroopyWorm · 4 months ago (edited)

  Folks, if you want to avoid tick bites, here’s a couple pro tips I’ve been using for well over a decade since I’m in the woods more than most people you know:<br><br>Wear rubber mud boots. Ticks have a hard time grabbing onto the rubber. So for the first 16 or so inches, you’re pretty safe.<br><br>When you get home, all equipment stays in a shed, like backpacks, shoulder packs, belt packs, etc. Don’t bring them in the house for a while.<br><br>Lastly, and most important: When you’re done in the woods, throw all your clothes into the dryer on high heat for about 15 minutes (6 is technically all it takes, but I give it a little longer), it turns all ticks, on all surfaces &amp; crevices of your clothes into crispy dust. <br><br>While your clothes are drying, you’re ass naked in a full length mirror checking yourself.<br><br>That is all

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• TA

  @tammy2686 · 4 months ago (edited)

  Dr. Paul, please don&apos;t doubt ticks being used as a bioweapon against humanity. There is a depopulation agenda upon us and many bioweapon labs here in the US and abroad. Bill Gates is a depopulationist. Just listen to his speeches. Also, look into Plum Island and the 2030 Agenda. It&apos;s not theory, it&apos;s reality.

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• TH

  @therude1 · 4 months ago

  This is 100% Bill Gates doing! We can ALL read between the lines and know this is a weapon created just as Lyme disease was created. So obvious!!!

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• RE

  @reggiedunlop2222 · 4 months ago

  They don’t know where it’s coming from??? BS…they know!! Remember these are the same evil people at the CDC, WHO, NIH etc. that vehemently denied that the origin of COVID came from a laboratory in Wuhan. Turns out they LIED 🤔

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