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Previously: https://www.tumblr.com/kramlabs/767414504178008064/11-principles-overview

No, this blog is not Vegan. Yes, Vegan is very cleansing and detoxifying, and that can heal some things. So do The Veg for ten days, or two weeks, or three. I would say six weeks would be max. The deficits are outweighing the benefits by that time. We do need animal protein for full amino acid coverage, and By The Gods, we do need animal fats. Did you believe ALL THOSE GUYS who were telling you to fear cholesterol and (gasp) SATURATED FATS?? What the hell do you think we were eating before agriculture??? --- for TENS OF THOUSANDS OF YEARS!! If the extreme food-phobes were right we would still be big-bellied apes chewing leaves all day and fermenting them in our guts. Certain people have amino acid deficits and should not even try it. Lacto-Ovo-Veg and Pisco-Veg are good, if compatible for you, but don't skimp and use plenty of REAL BUTTER. Better, do them together!!

https://www.westonaprice.org/health-topics/childrens-health/vaccinations-parents-informed-choice/

https://lozierinstitute.org/update-covid-19-vaccine-candidates-and-abortion-derived-cell-lines/

The J&J and Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid vaccines—both of which use adenovirus vectors—propagate their adenovirus using human fetal cell lines, meaning, says Kennedy, that “the final vaccine products will contain cellular debris and DNA fragments from these cells.”47 J&J’s fact sheet for the health care providers who are administering its vaccine confirms this fact, stating that each dose of vaccine “may. . . contain residual amounts of host cell proteins. . . and/or host cell DNA.”49 Other adenovirus-vectored Covid vaccines using human fetal cell lines in the production stage include four U.S. vaccines under development or in phase one trials (Altimmune, ImmunityBio, Vaxart and the University of Pittsburgh), China’s CanSino Biologics vaccine and the Gamaleya Sputnik V vaccine in Russia.50 Pfizer and Moderna tested their mRNA vaccines using fetal cells but claim that there is no fetal cell debris or DNA in their final products.50

The J&J vaccine relies on a cell line called PER.C6 (a proprietary cell line derived from the eyeball of a healthy fetus aborted at 18 weeks), while the Oxford/AstraZeneca injection (authorized for emergency use outside the U.S.) relies on the more widely used HEK293T cell line (derived from the kidney cells of an aborted fetus). Children’s Health Defense recently explained that production of “continuous” or “immortalized” cell lines of this type requires artificial manipulation of the original cells, which “is accomplished by introducing chemical exposures or rendering them cancerous,” a process that “introduces genetic changes into the cells.”10 Children’s Health Defense goes on to explain the risks:

“A senior FDA official warned over two decades ago about the inherent risks of using continuous cell lines for vaccine development, noting that such cell lines, ‘by definition’ have abnormalities, and wor­riedly acknowledging their ‘potential for growing tumors in laboratory animals.’ An FDA document published in late 2020 shows that these is­sues are far from resolved; explicitly referring to cell lines such as PER. C6 and HEK293T, the FDA author states: ‘The use of tumorigenic and tumor-derived cells is a major safety concern’ and observes that the cell lines contain ‘latent’ or ‘quiet’ threats that ‘might become active under vaccine manufacturing conditions.’”10