Some of you questioned a few statements I made in my email about the swine flu. Years ago, I stumbled on an article, I believe in the East-West Journal, that referenced the work of Dr. Leonard Horowitz. I was shocked, horrified, and enraged, but I did not dismiss everything simply because what he stated was traumatizing to my psyche. I continued to read and eventually took a seminar with Dr. Horowitz. I would describe his approach as thorough, methodical, and irrefutable, at least when it comes to who does what and how they profit by what they do.

The U.S., as I keep saying, takes its national wealth and invests it in military exploits. These include weapons development, covert operations, wars, and — illegal by international law — development of biological weapons, some of which are highly exotic. The idea that all these germs can remain secure inside some top secret fortress with limited access is essentially ridiculous. Under the best of circumstances, any stockpiling of germs is an accident waiting to happen. Under the worst, it is a temptation to unleash something and profit by selling the antidote.

To profit, one does not actually have to have an epidemic, just a high level of fear. So, if we look at sales of pharmaceuticals for anthrax or SARS or avian flu, we can more or less guesstimate the “value” of an alleged epidemic. If one can also market a vaccine, well, so much more for the bottom line. The question is always what to believe and how people, including governments, will respond.

In theory, governments play down pandemonium but recently, we have seen governments that are so beholden to the rich and powerful that fear has become the primary instrument of governance.
I had anticipated this for some time because I can actually put two and two together, as can anyone else who wants to take the time to do so. In a moment, I will comment a bit more on herbs, but a little while ago, I Googled to see what Len Horowitz is saying on the swine flu.

Horowitz is not a warm and fuzzy guy, but he connects dots really, really well, and so you will see the inside story and realize that the story is not actually getting out, because when I looked, only a bit over 300 people had watched the video . . . which means it still needs to go viral.

I have prepared you for years to understand what you need to know now, i.e. the difference between an immune-enhancing substance and an antiviral or antibacterial or antifungal one. Many people promoting various protocols don’t actually make important distinctions here, but the reason you need to get beyond the blur is that mixing and matching isn’t necessarily brilliant. Likewise, more is not necessarily better than enough.

An immune-enhancing substance, food or herb, functions mainly in a few specific ways. First, the substance enhances the body’s ability to produce adequate and healthy white blood cells. Second, the substance nourishes the white blood cells and prompts them to react quickly to danger. Third, the substance helps the white blood cells to detoxify after ingesting morbid matter so that the cells do not die.

Think for a second. You cut your finger. How long does it take for the white blood cells to reach the open wound? They are so fast you are speaking literally of a split second. This is what is meant by responsive.

Many things kill white blood cells: radiation, antibiotics, chemicals, toxins, and I know how unpopular this is, but fungi as well as higher doses of vitamin C and silver either damage or destroy white blood cells. These substances may be antimicrobial, but they do not enhance immunity, so essentially, you have to choose a strategy that works for you.

Let me try to be as specific as possible, because most people aren’t going to dot as many “i’s” for you.

If, for example, you work in a paint factory or print shop where there are harsh chemicals used to create dyes and other chemicals to force rapid evaporation of moisture, your white blood cells are probably toast, so unless you are in a position to distance yourself from these hazards, you should probably rely on antimicrobials rather than immune-enhancers. See how logical this is?

Essential oils work more as antimicrobials. Ozone also works in this way. This is why excess exposure is stressful and counterproductive. Please, think this one through until you are perfectly clear.

It is reasonable to keep an array of options in your medicine cabinet, not because you will need anything, but you keep a few things there for cuts and bruises, sprains, burns, etc. Why wouldn’t you want one or two more bottles on that shelf?

Personally, I am praying with all my might that this “pandemic” will fizzle like all the others. The bloody media are like vultures waiting for stories to fall on their laps, but the truth is, this isn’t a story yet. They are making it into a story and siphoning off your time, energy, and courage. However, if we play ostrich, the elected will kow-tow to Big Pharma and then we get the second round of nonsense.

Everyone needs to be strong and united and clear-headed. I personally believe we need to put extraordinary pressure on our officials so that they are forced to see what we see, and hopefully this will tie some hands. I don’t think we will be that lucky unless we make the effort, so let’s make the effort.

Ingrid

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