OfficerAnglo said:

Thuja and wormwood are natural antivirals so anyone vulnerable should take these. Also, vaxed SS should take this with PQQ (better than vitamin C), Quercetin, Tumeric (hq) Vitamin E (immune not just dermal health) activated charcoal, sulfur, propolis echinacea and trace minerals.

Drink a quarter lemon in 8oz. of warm water before breakfast to cut through thick bile. This ensures the trace minerals will absorb.

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OfficerAnglo said:

Fuchs said:

OfficerAnglo said:

Thuja and wormwood are natural antivirals so anyone vulnerable should take these. Also, vaxed SS should take this with PQQ (better than vitamin C), Quercetin, Tumeric (hq) Vitamin E (immune not just dermal health) activated charcoal, sulfur, propolis echinacea and trace minerals.

Drink a quarter lemon in 8oz. of warm water before breakfast to cut through thick bile. This ensures the trace minerals will absorb.

Hail Satan!

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Thuja is a rather poisonous herb (even low quantities are bad for you diggested), if you want to give people advice with herbs you should also include the quantity of the herbs they should take + the daily dosage.

About herbs in general it is not good to take most herbs longer then 30 days in a row.

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Artemisia, specifically, is the key ingredient from thuja to take, it's great. I would say don't take this stuff all together and only do one pill of each daily, like one half tsp of charcoal and sulfur tops. Anyone taking herbs should know that less is more when mixing them. 1488666

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OfficerAnglo said:

Thuja and wormwood are natural antivirals so anyone vulnerable should take these. Also, vaxed SS should take this with PQQ (better than vitamin C), Quercetin, Tumeric (hq) Vitamin E (immune not just dermal health) activated charcoal, sulfur, propolis echinacea and trace minerals.

Drink a quarter lemon in 8oz. of warm water before breakfast to cut through thick bile. This ensures the trace minerals will absorb.

Hail Satan!

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