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Big Pharma doesn’t want healthy people, it wants customers

Stephen Kokx

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5-6-21

If there’s one thing that’s obvious in this coronavirus-insane world, it’s that the global medical establishment not only rejects but detests the idea that the human body is a temple of the Holy Spirit.

The pressure being put on every man, woman, and now child to get the COVID sludge injected into their veins is an all-out assault on the human person as a creature made in the image and likeness of God.

Not only are the ingredients in this jab from hell having terrible side effects on those who get it, it doesn’t even protect them from contracting the virus. We’re basically living through a world-wide experiment that’s genetically altering the human race. And for what!? Certainly not our health and well-being.

But the misleadingly-labeled “vaccine” isn’t the root of the problem. The real threat is the international healthcare industry run by Big Pharma.

Four years ago, I was severely overweight. Sure, I ate fast food and drank alcohol a couple times a week. But I wasn’t doing anything that the food pyramid and television ads told me not to. I ate low fat foods, got my fair share of breads and pastas, and counted calories (well, sort of). I also ran on the treadmill for 30 minutes three times a week and even ate salads.

It wasn’t until I confronted my primary care doctor about some heart palpitations and muscle fasciculations I was experiencing in 2018 that I decided to really learn about what I was putting into my body.

I immediately signed up with a personal trainer. He told me everything I’d been doing was wrong. “Fats are not bad. We need them,” he said. “Buy some olive oil. Also, cut out carbs.” What the heck is a carb, I embarrassingly thought to myself. “Eat more protein, lift weights, and restrict alcohol. It’s processed by the body as sugar.”

It took me a couple months to fully get on board with what he wanted. But it began to make sense when I went go to the grocery store and started looking, for the first time, at ingredients on some of my favorite foods. Sucrose, corn syrup, and maltodextrin were in everything.

“Why is there 35g of sugar in a can of SlimFast?” I said to a friend. “What is canola oil doing in tortilla chips? 800mg of sodium in chicken broth? Cough syrup has the same ingredients as a can of cola!?”

I soon realized the system is stacked against us. Everywhere I went I noticed some terrible ingredient that ruined the nutritional value of the food I wanted to eat. Even some of the “organic” protein powders I was looking at had artificial junk pumped into them.

The simple fact is that human beings weren’t designed by God to process the food, or drugs, that we’re consuming today. Though widely available and promoted as a harmless “pain relief” pill, Tylenol can have a toxic effect on the liver. Blood thinners and heart medications also have multiple, sometimes dangerous, side effects.

Sure, MRI’s, life-saving surgeries, antibiotics, and other advances in modern medicine should be praised for their benefits. But if you take a step back and look at the big picture, you’ll see that the industry that’s been set up for us isn’t real medicine. Real medicine heals the body. It relies on what God made the body with (vitamins, minerals, and macro- and micro-nutrients) to rid it of toxins and ward off disease. Yet doctors who try to do that are run out of the field and forced to rely on their own independent practice to make a living. All the big “research” money goes to major hospitals.

Big Pharma likes to say that modern medicine lets us live longer with fewer symptoms and with less pain. To that I say: To what end? Who cares if we live until we’re 85 and choking down 10 pills a day to numb ourselves while paying thousands of dollars a month to stay alive? What sort of quality of life is that? This world is a vale of tears. No one can escape pain and suffering eventually.

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