They’d be only too happy to do this and worse to humans if laws weren’t in place to prevent them. And even then, they find ways around those laws. Like a pandemic!
They’d be only too happy to do this and worse to humans if laws weren’t in place to prevent them. And even then, they find ways around those laws. Like a pandemic!
A lot of humans have volunteered to have drugs tested on them. Pay for it even.
Exhibit A: Tobacco. And even after millions and millions of smokers have provided enough data that it is beyond any doubt that tobacco shortens lives and causes much misery, people still believe the people selling the foul poison rather than the truth. People march proudly up to the front of a Narcotics Anonymous meeting and announce a month drug-free, despite the fact that they smoked 1,000 cigarettes that month.
My friends, a married couple, volunteered for the Moderna trials. They were unblinded after 2 months and the wife (control group) given the real shots. The husband was so panicked about getting Covid that he ran out and got himself two Pfizer shots as soon as he was able even though he had had the two Moderna shots.
The wife later got a bad case of Delta and went to the trial center for blood work. She said she got $100 every time she went there. They told her she was positive but didn’t tell her what strain she had or what to do about it. She called unvaccinated me for advice. Later, they both got Omicron.
These people are well off so the $100 per visit fee was not their incentive. They really believe that mRNA technology will lead to individual tailor made vaccines to combat a single person’s cancer. I’m dubious. I predict like all “blockbuster” drugs, it will fall far short of its advertising. Then again, if you’re facing terminal cancer, your risk reward profile for an mRNA vaccine is far different than if you are a normal person hoping to avoid a flu
My approach to cancer is to not get it. At least 70% of cancer is caused by either nicotine, bad diet, or other bad lifestyle choices. Dr. Neil Nedley has done decades of research on the link between lifestyle and health, and he recommends as an anti-cancer diet:
No meat, dairy, refined sugar, white flour, or artificial anything.
Do eat leafy green and cruciferous vegetables, fresh fruits, seeds, nuts, beans, whole grains, and small amounts of olive oil. Get plenty of sunshine, which makes the skin produce vitamin D, which also protects against cancer. Drink lots of water and little of anything else. Exercise every day and sleep 7-9 hours every night.
They’d be only too happy to do this and worse to humans if laws weren’t in place to prevent them. And even then, they find ways around those laws. Like a pandemic!
A lot of humans have volunteered to have drugs tested on them. Pay for it even.
Exhibit A: Tobacco. And even after millions and millions of smokers have provided enough data that it is beyond any doubt that tobacco shortens lives and causes much misery, people still believe the people selling the foul poison rather than the truth. People march proudly up to the front of a Narcotics Anonymous meeting and announce a month drug-free, despite the fact that they smoked 1,000 cigarettes that month.
My friends, a married couple, volunteered for the Moderna trials. They were unblinded after 2 months and the wife (control group) given the real shots. The husband was so panicked about getting Covid that he ran out and got himself two Pfizer shots as soon as he was able even though he had had the two Moderna shots.
The wife later got a bad case of Delta and went to the trial center for blood work. She said she got $100 every time she went there. They told her she was positive but didn’t tell her what strain she had or what to do about it. She called unvaccinated me for advice. Later, they both got Omicron.
These people are well off so the $100 per visit fee was not their incentive. They really believe that mRNA technology will lead to individual tailor made vaccines to combat a single person’s cancer. I’m dubious. I predict like all “blockbuster” drugs, it will fall far short of its advertising. Then again, if you’re facing terminal cancer, your risk reward profile for an mRNA vaccine is far different than if you are a normal person hoping to avoid a flu
My approach to cancer is to not get it. At least 70% of cancer is caused by either nicotine, bad diet, or other bad lifestyle choices. Dr. Neil Nedley has done decades of research on the link between lifestyle and health, and he recommends as an anti-cancer diet:
No meat, dairy, refined sugar, white flour, or artificial anything.
Do eat leafy green and cruciferous vegetables, fresh fruits, seeds, nuts, beans, whole grains, and small amounts of olive oil. Get plenty of sunshine, which makes the skin produce vitamin D, which also protects against cancer. Drink lots of water and little of anything else. Exercise every day and sleep 7-9 hours every night.
Working so far. No cancer in 63 years.