Posts by Megan Ramos29

Some info for families and those dealing with illness...

On the "Good Morning America" show airing this Thursday, June 11th, there’s going to be a segment about health featuring journalist Monika Bradarić. It’ll include a clip of Lothar Hirneise (author of "Chemotherapy treats cancer and the Earth is flat") from December 2008—an interview that hasn't been released yet—alongside a brand new conversation with Vanja Kovačić, a naturopath practicing in Chicago. The topic, naturally, is tumor diseases.

The segment will likely air sometime between 8:00 and 8:30 AM, though there's a chance it might pop up around 7:15 AM instead.

By the way, L. Hirneise has a very high recovery rate at his clinic in Germany 👍

There’s a Nexus large article about Gardasil out right now, which includes an interview with some "gender" experts... It’s actually really informative and makes some solid points.

Don't worry, they won't get lost...
And let's make sure nothing gets lost this time either—Alan has stood behind everything he says, publicly, with his whole heart and soul. He isn't getting a single cent out of what he does; if anything, he’s just helping people. Real people. You can see the composure, the class, and the groundedness in every single one of his posts. He never pretends to have all the answers, either. In fact, he constantly reminds everyone that deciding to take MMS or anything else is strictly a personal choice. You have to own your own decisions, especially since you're the one who lives with the consequences, if there even are any.
Personally, I think it would be perfectly normal for any scientist working for the PD, and especially for doctors, to actually show some interest in how someone managed to recover from a disease that was declared incurable... hey! Just dig a little deeper... anything would be better than this total denial and ignoring of FACTS, especially when they're this big! 😕

Roger Allen2 said:Most people aren't MDs or PhDs. If a doctor told me I only had a month left to live, would I really sit there reading a textbook? Or would I be looking into what else is out there? What an alternative might offer?

And then you hear about those folks who spend their final days buried in books, counting down the seconds... how do they put it? Oh, right... Darwinism in action.

😁 🤣

Roger Allen2 said:Medical treatment should basically be a black box. You put a sick person in one end, and a healthy person comes out the other. Whatever happens in the middle doesn't really matter.

Put simply, and honestly? Spot on. 👍

(Plus, that signature of yours is brilliant—really hits home given what we're talking about here 😉 )

Under Siege 2. Assumption is The Mother of All fuckups, and honestly, this post of yours is just riddled with them, haha...
The folks over on the Alternative forum are actually quite educated—well above average, if you catch my drift. Unfortunately, the local Police Department operates at a level significantly below them, though maybe you'll realize that once you climb high enough, or maybe you never will... damn. Since quantum mechanics was proven 70 years ago, we've known that the idea of a physical world being solid, unchanging, and independent of the mind is totally unsustainable... but I guess some "scientists" will need at least another 700 years to wrap their heads around that. Anyway, about 99% of the "Alternative" crowd relies on those exact kinds of flawed premises.
As far as medicine goes, it's really not my place to judge someone else's choice to poison themselves with Farm crap, eat GMOs, or spend all their time chilling on Farm Islam... if they want to end up chronically ill sooner or later, be my guest!
MMS isn't a poison, it doesn't have side effects, and it definitely isn't bleach... reading those "Police Department scientists" try to lecture me on chemistry was honestly like reading total nonsense from people who don't have a clue what they're talking about. 😁
(NaClO2, or sodium chlorite, is bleach. MMS is ClO2.)

Personally, I’m not an extremist; I prefer to pick the best from both worlds. For example, I'll go with Western medicine for emergencies, no questions asked. 🙂

Copied from a Facebook group:
There are reports of 31 girls in America who died after receiving this vaccine. On top of that, there have been at least 9,000 reported adverse reactions. Even the manufacturers have admitted they couldn't actually prove the product prevents the specific cancer it targets.
In the clinical trials, nobody in the study—whether they were in the control group or the placebo group—actually developed HPV-related cancer. That's mostly because the incubation period is 15 to 20 years; usually, by the time a woman is diagnosed (averaging age 47), she likely contracted the virus back in her thirties. But the longest trial lasted less than four years. Plus, the companies say the protection only lasts about five years max. That basically means you're looking at a lifetime of endless booster shots.
What the big pharma companies aren't telling us is that this is one of the priciest vaccines out there, costing around $360 for a single three-dose series. They also stay quiet about the known carcinogenic and estrogenic compounds being injected into women, or the scary reality that they haven't even tested whether the shot might actually trigger more cancer cases than it prevents.
Gabi Swank is just one of the girls losing her life to this. It turns out her condition was terminal due to the shot. There isn't even a cure for these side effects from this awful vaccine. She suffers from seizures and can't even make it to school anymore. She used to be right there on the Varsity cheerleading squad, but now she can't even be active. She was perfectly healthy until the shot, and then just an hour later... her first seizure. Now, the companies are pushing to vaccinate boys too, under the logic that they could potentially carry cervical cancer and pass it to their daughters.
All in All, this medicine is a total hoax! People are dying, and it's being swept under the rug! Spread the word and please, don't take the shot.

We DON'T want to be another statistic.

HPV isn't some plague, and honestly, it’s totally curable. I know at least ten people in my own life who have dealt with this. The thing is, you can clear it using homeopathy and alternative methods (and yes, I mean CURABLE—no relapses, though you could technically get reinfected later). You won't hear that from your average doctor, mostly because: a) they just don't know
b) nobody wants to bite the hand that feeds them.

It’s honestly heartbreaking. So many women are suffering today, worrying constantly and battling cancer, when there are actual ways to handle this. The info is out there if you actually look for it. The catch? You aren't going to find it at every clinic. (Don't get me wrong, there are wonderful doctors out there. For instance, a dear friend of mine was lucky enough to have a gynecologist who actually pointed her toward homeopathy and gave her real guidance.) But then you run into the ones who simply don't know. And look, ignorance isn't an excuse. Big Pharma has done a hell of a job making sure that's the case, but that’s a whole other conversation about the "disease industry," and I really don't have the energy to go down that rabbit hole right now.

I wouldn't vaccinate my child. In fact, I wouldn't do anything to hurt or endanger my kid, period. What's happening lately is such a disgrace, it truly makes my skin crawl! 😱

Coelho talks about the Dark Night of the Soul in Bridge, using it as this metaphor for magic and mystical rituals—like it’s some kind of essential phase of training or an initiation process, you know?

I mostly just stick to what I did during my pregnancy... so, calcium, magnesium, vitamin C... Omega-3, iron, and occasionally some Hipp prenatal juice or their juices for nursing moms. I also make sure to use fluoride on my teeth at night. But honestly, it’s mainly about eating homegrown veggies and using olive oil...

Yeah, I’ve actually stumbled upon a similar "empirical truth" myself, though that doesn't mean there won't be exceptions to the rule every now and then.

Jonathan Kim4 said:Since I don't see a dedicated PDF group here, I'm not quite sure where else to host this discussion.

So, with San Francisco Pride approaching—and given how relevant this topic feels right now—I’ve been chewing on a thesis that was previously mentioned. Mind you, these are just my own musings; I haven't backed any of this up with actual scientific research or anything of the sort.

Let's break it down step by step:

It’s basic human nature, really—people tend to lash out when they feel threatened. From that perspective, I can somewhat grasp the logic behind certain homophobe panics—that irrational fear that some overly feminine guy is going to show up and somehow force a change upon you.

But that premise is fundamentally flawed, isn't it? Because, let's be honest, you don't simply "become" gay through external pressure.

Fear of the unknown tends to manifest in two distinct ways: one group of people reacts with curiosity, seeking to understand what they don't know, while the other group—well, they just swing wildly at shadows.

On the flip side, there's the fear of social rejection, which can also trigger aggression. It's that crushing realization that you might belong to a group that society dislikes—the fear of being mocked or physically targeted. In an attempt to distance themselves from their true selves, some people choose to surround themselves with diametrically opposed social circles just to prove they aren't what they truly are.

It is quite interesting, though, that the most vocal homophobes often belong to groups composed almost entirely of men—think aggressive sports hooligans, Skinheads, and the like.

There have even been documented cases in Germany where Skinheads would beat someone up, only for one of them to follow it up by giving the victim his phone number to "hang out" later. A bit of a strange contradiction, wouldn't you say?

That leads me to my question: Is the suppression of one's own sexual orientation capable of fueling a total, visceral hatred toward it?

Just to be clear, I'm not looking to offend anyone here—neither homophobes nor homosexuals. I'm genuinely curious if anyone else has reached similar "empirical" conclusions through their own observations.

This reminds me of that movie *MASH* (or maybe a similar psychological drama), where an aggressive homophobe turns out to be a deeply frustrated, closeted man. Honestly, that trope feels pretty grounded in reality to me..