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Are there any other health benefits of Purewave electromagnetic pulse therapy that may not be appreciated yet?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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What is the ancestral origin of the gene causing the Ecuadoran tribe, the Waorani, to sometimes have six fingers and six toes, and occasionally, two rows of teeth?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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Is the reported violent nature of the Ecuadoran Waorani tribe also due to their ancestral genetic link to the extraterrestrial Anunnaki, or some other cause?
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The worldwide lockdown of commerce by forbidding public interactions with others to keep everyone self-quarantined is assumed to be beneficial in restricting spread of the COVID-19 virus, but at devastating cost to society financially. This seems to have gotten started based on predictions of extremely high death rates that were done at the outset of the pandemic. Since then, the models have been revised to reflect much, much, lower numbers of expected casualties. Was this rapid and draconian restriction of freedom of movement, orchestrated in a sinister way by the Extraterrestrial Alliance to cause a financial collapse at the outset of the pandemic?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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What is the reason that the mainstream media continues to disparage the many recommendations to treat coronavirus infection with hydroxychloroquine, perhaps in combination with other drugs? Is this an orchestration?
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A viewer asks: “Source Creator, Is it true that the dissolution of chlorine dioxide gas in water, as formulated by Jim Humble, obtained by mixing sodium chlorite with an organic acid, in the proportions indicated by him, can eliminate the malaria parasite in a single day, and is effective as an antibacterial and antifungal, without harming the cells of the body due to its low oxidation potential, and can dissolve tumors by apoptosis of cancer cells, and perhaps help against the spread of coronavirus by denaturing the virus capsids?”
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Does hydroxychloroquine block the ability of coronavirus to interfere with hemoglobin function and preserve its oxygen-carrying capacity in a way that parallels its ability to protect hemoglobin from malaria parasites?
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Will the freely circulating iron ions causing oxidative damage during COVID-19 infections be scavenged effectively by high concentrations of vitamin C, and can that also be dealt with effectively by drinking hydrogen suffused water at regular intervals?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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Will the release of reactive iron ions from hemoglobin by attaching coronavirus particles result in severe oxidative damage to tissues in addition to rendering hemoglobin unable to transport oxygen efficiently?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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Are dogs susceptible to infection with COVID-19 or able to become carriers?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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Is the news that COVID-19 can spread to animals, a tiger for example, true or intended to further discourage humans who treasure their companion animals? What about house cats?
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Are there additional prayer requests that we need to offer, to forestall further attacks to undermine humanity, such as through limited resources available for survival?
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Will this be used to force vaccinations? How could prayer be used to impact test result accuracy or outcomes?
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There is currently some discussion about the possibility of coronavirus tracking apps. Is this part of a plan to control movement or withhold government assistance to persons determined to have the virus? Would this control take place in spite of questionable test results?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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The current government push is for more testing, testing, testing. The current method seeks to assess the viral RNA load to determine the COVID-19 status of the subject. However, a study from China found the RNA test to result in 80% false positive results. Will the current testing be reliable enough to sort things out?
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