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This is a follow up for a sub I posted a few days ago when I suddenly came down with a 100.8 fever and a weird headache.

Two days later, my temp is 99.0 and the headache is gone. My nose is a little clogged and runny.

I have seen no doctor, taken no tests of any kind. I've just been sunbathing for about 30-45 minutes, slamming down pure orange juice and homemade chicken soup, taking zinc and vitamin C and D supplements. Also a low dose of benzo for good, deep, unbroken 10 hours of sleep. Had to change my bedsheets after that first night, woke up soaked in sweat (at least I hope that's what it was!).

I honestly was kind of shaken up. I know covid is bullshit. I question its existence, but even if it exists, I'd survive it just fine. This just shows how powerful being told the same lie over and over for 2 years can be- it can make me question what I know, make me feel like I'm in far more danger than I truly am.

I wanted to thank you users who commented on my original sub. You gave me a morale boost, hardened my resolve, helped me to stop questioning myself. My immune system is doing what it's evolved to do. Getting upset and worrying about covid bullshit does not help.

This is a follow up for a sub I posted a few days ago when I suddenly came down with a 100.8 fever and a weird headache. Two days later, my temp is 99.0 and the headache is gone. My nose is a little clogged and runny. **I have seen no doctor, taken no tests of any kind. I've just been sunbathing for about 30-45 minutes, slamming down pure orange juice and homemade chicken soup, taking zinc and vitamin C and D supplements.** Also a low dose of benzo for good, deep, unbroken 10 hours of sleep. Had to change my bedsheets after that first night, woke up *soaked* in sweat (at least I hope that's what it was!). I honestly was kind of shaken up. I *know* covid is bullshit. I question its existence, but even if it exists, I'd survive it just fine. This just shows how powerful being told the same lie over and over for 2 years can be- it can make me question what I *know,* make me feel like I'm in far more danger than I truly am. I wanted to thank you users who commented on my original sub. You gave me a morale boost, hardened my resolve, helped me to stop questioning myself. My immune system is doing what it's evolved to do. Getting upset and worrying about covid bullshit does not help.

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It's disgusting the way that whole industry operates, the docs and the sales reps need to be put against the wall. Too many couldn't give 2 shits about the damage they cause, it's completely psychotic behavior. I couldn't believe what learned about chantix causing the same effects as the ssri drugs. What is the justification for that? Same shit with Harris, they don't give a fuck. We're lab animals to these kikes.

I don't even wanna get started on opioids, because I'll get irrationally angry. I'm already angry just thinking about this shit. This just hit my family real hard and I'm looking for somewhere to return the favor.

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I don't even wanna get started on opioids

When I graduated and went off into the military, I recall coming home from Boot Camp for my 10 day leave, only to be absolutely startled to find that like half of my town was now addicted to OxyContin, those 80mg pills that were selling for like $50-$60 each. Boot Camp is about 13.5 weeks. In 3 months, these pills poured into my little suburb and poisoned hundreds of people.

Opiate addiction and treatment is a real racket. Rehab is bullshit, with something like a 70% failure rate. Opiate addiction is a physical problem, so it requires a physical solution initially- then you can work on the psychological aspects. There's a drug called ibogaine, made from a root found in Africa... it makes you trip. But it also sort of "resets" your brain chemistry to a natural state. It cures people of opiate addiction. So why aren't there ibogaine clinics all over the USA? Because the patent expired decades ago. Nobody can make any real money off of it, and CURING the addicts means they won't need your services again.

There are ibogaine clinics in Mexico, Canada, and other countries. The patient is admitted, placed in their own room, dosed with this stuff, and is kept there for about a week. The "trip" is very... relaxed? There have been no "bad trip" type things reported, patients just kind of zone out and hallucinate while laying in bed for a week. After this, they are held and observed for a few more days, and then released. Heroin addicts report no withdrawal symptoms, no cravings, and some even stopped using nicotine and alcohol on top of quitting dope. This shit appears to be extremely effective.

But that means they just get your money once, for one treatment. It makes more financial sense for them to set up absurdly expensive rehab facilities with high failure rates, so people are almost assured to come back multiple times. They don't care about the patients' health and success. They want their money/their insurance company's money, that's it.

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God don't I know it. The whole industry is a scam and it is huge money. In my area it's almost exclusively a kike network being fed clientele via court orders, I'm hard pressed to think it's any different elsewhere in the country.

Ibogaine, that sounds familiar, I've heard of that before. I didn't know it was used for detox treatment, I'm gonna have to look into that. It sounds like a similar experience to psilocybin mushrooms and Hawaiian Baby Woodrose.

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If you want to know how the "opiod epidemic" truly began, check out this documentary, it's called "Vanguard: The OxyContin Express".

A REAL journalist investigated the "pain clinics" in Florida. They found cars lined up at these clinics, with license plates from all over the country. They interviewed addicts, who told them "Yeah me and my four friends just put our money together to drive down here from Jersey, we're each going to go see the same doctor, tell him we have back pain, get an MRI, he'll point at a spot and I'll say 'yeah that hurts', and he'll write me a script for 60 OC 80mg pills. Then we're going to hit the other clinic, over there (he points to another pain clinic, literally across the street) and get Percocet 30s for each of us." They all had brought slings and crutches to sell their bullshit injuries.

So then this car of 5 Jersey kids heads back to NJ with 300 OxyContin 80mgs and 150 Percocet 30mg pills. That's about $20,000 worth of street value drugs being "LEGALLY" prescribed in Florida and brought back to New Jersey. The trip and the doctor's visits and the prescription costs for the group of 5 is about $300-400, meaning if they sold all of the pills, they're looking at making around $19k in profit, $3,200 for each of the people who went in on this. Of course, they take a lot of the pills themselves, though.

And this was just from ONE of the interviews.