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Abstract cowritten by Dr. Peter McCullough. Mostly terrifying implications for those vaxxed with multiple boosters experiencing long-Covid brain disease, but with some "oh, wow" moments. Difficult reading with my limited biochemistry comprehension 😱. Interesting allusion to possibility of using nicotine as a therapeutic to stop progression of disease by stimulating nicotine receptors. This would be excellent sci-fi material. Yikes.
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DMcCreery1956 8 Dec 17
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It's no wonder the government has been waging war on tobacco.

The tobacco thing prompted me to do a Google search about nicotine and memory. It is a therapeutic for brain fog, memory loss, Alzheimers, Parkinsons, ADHD, lack of focus, etc. Preferred methods of delivery are gum, lozenges, and vape. I am so angry that this information is suppressed and insurance companies charge more for coverage of non-smoking nicotine users. It is actually beneficial for aging brains.

@DMcCreery1956 I get my nicotine directly from the leaves. I keep a pinch of cured and ground tobacco in my lip all day except when eating or sleeping. When I had COVID it helped keep the spikes out of my brain.

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Those pictures of bloodclots extracted by embalmers that they put in jars were really creepy.

Yes, they are.

We have seen this evidence for over a year now and the government and legacy media are working overtime to cover it up. Like the opening credits concluded, "The truth is out there."

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