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My dad sent me this crazy video about how covid was based on snake venom, and how nicotine and ivermectin block receptors in your brain that perpetuate an autoimmune disease that results.

https://rumble.com/v3ln577-the-antidote-the-explosive-truth-origin-and-antidote-for-covid-19-share-eve.html

Sounds crazy, but it's pretty reasonable and persuasive. Anyone have opinions about this theory?

Sovereign Being 2y ago

I would have to dig for the paper of modified snake peptide sequencing related to this, but there is at least something to this - I saw it a while back. They modified snake peptides, I conversed with a doctor who specialised in this specifically, where they were doing research to stabilise snake venom sequences in water.

More and more I am leaning into the idea that viruses don't exist.

From my experience, whatever I had in Feb 2020 was not a respiratory infection. I only had symptoms of what could be attributed to the same as that of poisoning - fever, chills, hallucinations, and nausea.

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hodlbod 2y ago

That is so wild. Would 2020 you be surprised to hear you posit that viruses don't exist?

ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ 2y ago

Lots of people before 2020 didn't believe in the hyped danger of them. "vitamin c and lots of water you clear it out". And there is a definite psychological element to all illness, the placebo effect, and the name of one of the common viruses points at influence; influenza. In addition, as I heard of more recently, there is the factor of other ways in which genetic mutations can spread to promote adaptation in a population.

Sovereign Being 2y ago

Without a doubt. I was your everyday person with average beliefs in 2019. If you listen to what some of these doctors have to say about the topic (Lanka, Kaufman, Sam Bailey to name a few), and see how most doctors simply dismiss the idea and refuse a discussion, much like “vaccine” experts… it is not outside the realm of possibility.