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A research scientist I know spent the last decade studying the fungicide fludioxonil (made by Syngenta) to understand how exactly it kills fungus and nothing else. Well, his research concluded that it began with a false premise, that fludioxonil doesn't kill everything else. What they discovered is that the chemical kills fungus by causing mitochondrial dysfunction, and that it isn't isolated to fungus. It causes the same dysfunction in every living thing it touches, and we've been spraying it on our foods since the late 80s, early 90s. About as long as we've been seeing a massive increase in autism diagnoses. Just correlation? Maybe. But most people forget about the CDC scientist who wrote a paper that specified that vaccines can cause autism in the " rare " instance of children with - you guessed it - mitochondrial dysfunction.
The university stopped his research after he published and he's now desperately trying to get it started back up again. Here's a presser somewhere in between abstract and layman's terms. [Link]
Grrrr
In that light, it could be the beginning of an influence campaign to discourage people from activity, turning us into this: [Link]
Of course it is! Chalk this article up to preparing people for a host of 'rare' diseases becoming not-so-rare because of the eugenics jab. The next article will 'explain' the increased frequency as people getting excited to work out after being released from Covid restrictions. Just like this New York Times article preparing people for an increase in deaths [Link]
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