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Thank you Dr.Sam. I suffered 6 miscarriages between 1997 & 2001, I heavily suspect it was from the prenatal vitamins I was taking. One RX & the other OTC ( USA ). When I stopped taking them I had 2 beautiful babies.

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If the WHO wants everyone to take it and they start putting it in things we all ingest, then you KNOW it's red flag and they're up to their old tricks. Not to mention that we can no longer trust their data releases anyway, as they've proved themselves to be liars when it comes to getting us to do what they want us to.

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The only wheat I use is ancient Einkorn (you can order it from jovialfoods.com). It's important to note that modern wheat is a freakshow minefield, even if you buy organic. Modern wheat has been extensively manipulated, and was also the first GMO. They 'created' it using radiation bombardment back around the 1950s to have much more protein / gluten. Add in the modern problems of Roundup contamination and everything else, and I just avoid anything made of wheat except what I make myself from organic Einkorn. Also learn to ferment it and make sourdough-- it's fun and makes it even more healthy (and gets rid of most of the gluten, if that is a concern).

Yes, I guess the scam is becoming more visibly extensive-- remember the 'Zika virus' hysteria a few years pre-'covid'? Neural tube defects started occurring in South America and (of course) it had to be caused by a 'virus' rather than the pesticides the government had been dumping in the water supply. I guess another arm of this poison coverup is instead blaming a 'vitamin deficiency' -- which might actually be true, but instead of meeting nutritional needs properly, they force feed everyone some other synthetic toxic junk. So whether they are injecting you with poison or feeding you poison, the root of the problem remains and people get even sicker. Quite a system these people have created!

I wonder what the source of the synthetic folic acid is? It would not surprise me at all to find out that (like Fluoride) it is some waste-product of some industry that is cheaper to put into the food supply rather than dispose of 'safely.'

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Fluoride-similar effects to low doses of sodium fluoro phosphate - turns to fluoro acetate in water before we most all drink it in our water… 1080

Yet another by product of the oil chemical industry.

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Or something close(don’t quote me) I also would not recommend drinking town the water in nz.

Scary looking at the number of multiple helicopters & doc stats for how much of the high country catchment areas have been & still being layered with 1080 every time we have clear weather. Quite hush hush ops with little mention of this & very dodgy water testing processes.

Sorry a bit off track but all very sadly - connected

1000s of tons of poison

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Sorry it becomes fluoro citrate in water.

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Yep I like to keep it simple: good quality (spray free) meats and veg - good water and a barefoot stroll in the sunshine - not sure about quoting data/statistics - once upon a time some information 'sources' were reasonably reliable but since the great Kovacks fraud it it ever more apparent that figures are fudged for fun and finance.... thank you Team Sam

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Amen !

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"figures fudged for fun and finance"

alliteration noted and appreciated

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Yep frolicking with the folic thing - while zapping with the zeitgeist - playing with words my second favourite (spelt with a 'u') trivial pursuit

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okay, I’ll bite. The first favorite? Okay, the first favourite?

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Oman - if I told you I'd have to shoot the piano player

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I walked right into that ambush.

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Full folly of folic could do in a pinch.

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Try saying that 3 times fast!

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that that that

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LOL Good one!

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I just write the lyrics. I'm not the singer.

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Don't shoot me I'm only the piano player

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Thank-you for this. I’m already using this quotation in my daily life.

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Even better - NO VEGGIES

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Not enough fibre soz 🤷🏿‍♂️

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Wot about the roughage?

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I was a bit disappointed there is no mention in the video of folic acid masking B12 deficiency. This can be an apparently genuine problem with the elderly population and seems well discussed in the following:

https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/proceedings-of-the-nutrition-society/article/folate-and-vitamin-b12-friendly-or-enemy-nutrients-for-the-elderly/D8C38CD6D49977957C5B098623459519

I opposed the widespread fortification of foods with folic acid in the UK when it was "open" for consultation for this very reason, amongst others.

It was a long time ago (and I happily confess to not being fully up to date) but remain unaware of a robust dismissal of these concerns.

It should be noted 5-methylTHF is available as the nature-identical alternative to folic acid but is prohibitively expensive.

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You seem to be falling into the reductionist, mechanistic approach of western "science". How do you know B12 actually exists in the way that is claimed in a living human? Right, you don't. No one has ever shown this.

Here's an article to hopefully get you thinking:

https://criticalcheck.wordpress.com/2021/12/15/dna-discovery-extraction-and-structure-a-critical-review/.

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Talk about reductionist science! I started reading your linked article and my first response was, "Jeez, after all the chemical futzing around w/ these cells how can you say anything that results is how it really is in a living (un-futzed-with) cell? And reading on, it appears the author had the same conclusion!

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Questioning the validity of DNA knowledge has literally nothing to do with the existence of B12.

Do you have any evidence B12 doesn't exist?

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The fact that you are talking about proving that something does not exist shows me you don't have a clue how the scientific method works. You cannot prove a negative.

Look into how B12 was "discovered", by various tricks and manipulations, you may want to read up on this, for example https://www.acs.org/education/whatischemistry/landmarks/vitamin-b-complex.html#discovery-of-cobalamin.

And on the DNA comment: I made that comment to get you in critical thinking mode, but that obviously had not worked (yet). Good luck.

Oh, and there is a nobel prize involved in B12 (and lo and behold, in DNA too) - a major red flag. But I guess you won't believe that (yet).

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You're funnier than Dr Thor thinks he is.

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Typical comment for someone who has a long way to go. Bon voyage.

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Typical comment from someone who thinks he's already arrived.

Wise men realise the more they know the less they know. Think about it. I'll draw you a little diagram if it helps.

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She doesn't believe in masking.

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Why do you say this?

I thought the Bailey's were beyond belief systems. Isn't this their raison d'etre?

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Except when it comes to the believe in a Creator.

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It’s a pun…

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Thank you for the insight into folate vs folic acid.

I suspect folate probably has other effects our bodies need.

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Speaking of vital nutrients:

I heard vitamin D3 is actually cholecalciferol, which is the active ingredient in rat poison. I don't understand how that chemical can be essential to the body.

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As Paracelsus said hundreds of years ago, it is not the substance which is a poison, it is the amount. Too much of anything will be harmful - too little of the same anything can also be harmful.

Cholecalciferol is a genuine vitamin which, if taken persistently and deliberately to excess, will cause problems. We are not rats. If we stop taking the overdose, normal service will be resumed. Rats don't get the choice.

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Well said, but I'm getting a bit like Bible Thomas and doubting things I can't see. Lord only knows what's in anything anymore.

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At least 30 minutes of morning sunshine directly on skin works for me! I get 30 minutes of 'earthing', direct connection of bare feet with earth at the same time. See https://intuition-physician.com/ for more grounding info.

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Thank you!! I sleep with a grounding mat every night and absolutely love it. It's been hard to get sun because the weather has been uncharacteristically different this year. Not sure why... 🙄🙄🙄

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Hi Zenlë, it's always nice to see the eyeballs on top of your ë popping into view.

Yeah, word on the street is Vitamin D is rat poison, and I have no reason to doubt the street.

My dad took rat poison in his late eighties for his heart, and the second time he died it killed him. True story. He went around telling everyone that he was taking rat poison and we shared a few laughs about it and basically he died laughing.

The proper way to get Vitamin D--and you'll recall, Zenlë, that I'm a real doctor--is to let your cat or your dog stay out in the sunlight for at least fifteen minutes and then lick your animal. That way you can tell that you got your Vitamin D from the right sun. A bit of rat poison won't kill you, but I prefer sunlight.

--david

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As she said, we are all in a first generation experiment. Thank you for this video. We are living in very exciting, but very dangerous times. Brought to us by our own trusted industries and regulatory institutions.

Apparently ignorance is not bliss!!

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Dr Sam, You are such a bright light in this world. Thank you for sharing your Self -- your inner and outer beauty, compassion, wisdom, heart -- it's very inspiring. ❤️

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As usual, thanks for this, Sam. Perhaps the most frustrating thing with our food supply is that once you identify one problem, you encounter a cascade of others, leaving you with only one option: grow your own food or work within a community to grow and supply your own food. In the instance with leafy greens, many have recently made the list of most pesticide-contaminated, especially kale, collards, and chard. I used to eat plenty, but now I don't know where to source these.

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A small greenhouse would be grand -- where you can grow all year, and chemtrail fall-out can be blocked.

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Thankyou for making us aware of this. I was given folic acid tablets for all three of my pregnancies 26 to 30 years ago!!!!

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Me too ...

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Great subject choice. A tip for those fellow NZ'rs out there wanting (cheap) High Grade flour without folic acid added; Edmonds brand doesn't include it.

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Dear Sam and Mark

I never ever feel disappointed when I watch your presentations.

Not least bcs your integrity warms my heart.

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Beef liver and leafy greens are high in retinoids, which are dangerous to developing fetuses (and everyone else). They should be avoided by everyone, but especially pregnant women.

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LOL.

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You think retinoid poisoning is humorous? Children have died from eating liver. Retinoids are known to cause birth defects, and pregnant women are warned to limit their consumption.

What is the point of your immature comment?

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Well, I grew up eating beef liver and leafy greens, and so did my family and lots and lots of people I know with no issues. Leafy greens are easy to grow.

Your statement is throwing the baby out with the bath water. If someone has an issue with eating anything, THEY should avoid it. But blanket statements that "everyone should avoid" something is as foolish as "everyone should eat/take" something. It is ALL individual.

Some people have issues with high vitamin A and have to avoid foods high in vitamin A, does that mea everyone should avoid high vitamin A foods? Of course not.

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Speaking of being careful what you eat, I eat a lot of flowers although I wouldn't know a tiger lily from a ditch lily, but there's something beautiful all along our neighbors' trailer. Our neighbors were like: those damn things are invasive.

So I ate them.

The flowers.

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I often wonder about the mentality behind these things: is spina bifida really thought of as such a terrible thing that taking away the autonomous choices of everyone who buys food is a worthwhile step for preventing it? You have to be pretty full of 'the horror of disabled people existing' to think so. Eugenics comes in many guises

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