Hindsight is 2020: The Medical Industry

 How much do you really know about the history of modern medicine?

Dr. Keith Moran posted a video earlier about the odds of dying from Covid once you are hospitalized.

In the brief period of time it’s taken me to write what I had to say expounding on his thoughts, his video has already been censored. It was titled “Odds of Dying From COVID Once You Are Hospitalized.”

Obesity is the most common comorbidity for a reason no one discusses because that would mean they would need to understand obesity for what it is. It’s a liver that cannot keep up with the toxic load of the terrain. So it stores toxins it cannot process away in the fat layer and the fat grows over time to hold all of those toxins. To release those toxins into the body would kill the person. So the body just gets stuck on infinite loop until the person dies from some related condition of dealing with the heavy toxic load.

Diabetes and kidney issues stem from the same cause: poor toxin handling/filtration.

Neurocognitive disorders are caused by toxins also, usually heavy metals. In the cases of the illness and the shot, the most logical theory we have seen thus far is that it is being caused by prions attached to heavy metals crossing the blood brain barrier. 

The rest of these comorbidities are all toxin-related or related to the deterioration of the organ function once chronic toxicity is present.

Looking at the death rate, by an advanced age, your body would have more time to have bioaccumulated a toxic load. Some are more efficient at detoxing naturally and others have genetic predispositions to having a hard time detoxing as efficiently or never catch a break from pulling in new toxins long enough to start to get ahead of the curve and allow their livers to heal. 

This is a massive deciding factor in longevity. We know we are able to control the length of our telomeres. Shortening telomeres = aging. What if toxic load causes aging by shortening them over time?

Having lived to over 85 would account for this discrepancy in the data. These people have higher than average longevity (lived past 80) which would mean better toxin processing abilities.

As Dr. Keith Moran says, “This is why it’s important to make changes to your lifestyle and health to optimize for these conditions.”

Yes, precisely. But not in the ways usually recommended. 

What we need to do – what no MD in their right mind would EVER suggest because it’s real and, in being real, could risk them their livelihood – would be to detox the terrain. 

Read more here: https://starfirecodes.substack.com/p/the-medical-industry-down-the-rabbit