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Such a conundrum with some truly beneficial medications developed in the pharmaceutical industry, while the majority of the major pharmaceutical companies are repeat convicted felons. The industry complexity is beyond layperson understanding, so most of us are left with medical professional recommendations. Pharma clearly is not trust worthy. The "system" of medical education is rife with pharma brainwashing and propagandizing curriculum, rendering many M.D.s unwitting drug selling tools. Worse is the medical cabal, partnering with medical insurance providers, so the unwitting M.D. is rewarded for prescribing patented medications and penalized for not prescribing. Unless one deep dives into a considered medication, it is a crap shoot. I trust my mechanic to fix my vehicle. I no longer rely exclusively on medical professional advice for my health.

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The Inst. of Medicine said we had a "hidden and multiple" STD epidemic when we had 12 million new cases back in 1997. We now have over 20 million new STD diagnoses per year (at least b4 covid). Women disproportionately bear the long-term consequences of STDs. For example, each year untreated STDs cause infertility in at least 24,000 women as of a 2011 CDC stat. CDC said that 1 in 4 teenage girls has an STD.

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Feb 25Liked by Marc Girardot

Another fantastic piece! I think this article is a very good application of the Bolus Theory (I still think you might want to change it to "All shots can go IV Theory" LOL). I've always wondered about people who conceive a child and then are unable to conceive again when they want to( I think it's called secondary infertility). It always struck me as slightly strange that people who had no difficulty conceiving and had no obvious change in health status would suddenly not be able to conceive.

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I think you're dismissing nutrition too easily. Between glyphosate, GMOs, antibiotics and other drugs given to our farm animals, soil depletion, and hideous nutrition given to those farm animals causing the Ω6:Ω3 ratio to go completely out of whack. Excess sugar and linoleic acid in our diets are the root cause of heart disease, cancer, dementia, AMD, and a host of others. And let's not forget fluoride

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Feb 22Liked by Marc Girardot

Thank you, Marc, for another insightful article. Once one understands that endothelial cells in humans have not evolved to correct/defend against largescale damage plus the realization that some degree of IV injection of vaccines is inevitable during a muscle injection, the rest is a foregone conclusion in the context of a Russian roulette!

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Feb 22Liked by Marc Girardot

I think your proposed mechanism is plausible and may well be a strong contributor to current rates of infertility. The data from the last few years would seem to support that. Now to think of more ways to test your hypothesis! Is there a way to compare infertility in countries that heavily vaccinate versus countries that don't? Also you could look at infertility as a function of time since the US started adding large numbers of vaccines for children after 1986 - you could maybe see if there is a correlation in the US in communities that heavily vaccinate compared to those that don't (like the Amish) if the numbers are large enough for statistical analysis. One thing to note is that adult immigrants to the US are forced to take vaccinations before they get green cards even if they have had the diseases they are supposed to be for so may have previously only had a few.

Also, have you also considered how our light environment may have affected our health as living inside under an unnatural spectrum of fake light may also have a strong effect that we don't always realize. Our bodies use light and dark as a signal for the release of hormones and other bodily functions - we have opsins in our skin and eyes to detect light of various frequencies that vary throughout the day and year with the sun's angle of incidence at our specific geographic location. Also non-native emfs do affect us (see the ntp study) and have been gradually increasing in our environment over the past 100+ years.

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