Casey Means, MD

So it's a bit of that dose makes the poison because our body has the ability to excrete toxins. Our body has the ability to deal with some heavy metals. Our body has the ability to probably clear some level of glyphosate. But we can't clear all of it all the time, 24 hours a day, in 100 times the quantity of all these things together.

So it's a bit of that dose makes the poison because our body has the ability to excrete toxins. Our body has the ability to deal with some heavy metals. Our body has the ability to probably clear some level of glyphosate. But we can't clear all of it all the time, 24 hours a day, in 100 times the quantity of all these things together.

So it's a bit of that dose makes the poison because our body has the ability to excrete toxins. Our body has the ability to deal with some heavy metals. Our body has the ability to probably clear some level of glyphosate. But we can't clear all of it all the time, 24 hours a day, in 100 times the quantity of all these things together.

And the research and the evidence-based thing and this cult of the science, they love to ignore that. The idea of synergistic effects, of this of this overwhelming breaking of our cellular resources is just conveniently forgotten because we study things in isolation. That's literally the definition of how a double-blind, placebo-controlled study happens.

And the research and the evidence-based thing and this cult of the science, they love to ignore that. The idea of synergistic effects, of this of this overwhelming breaking of our cellular resources is just conveniently forgotten because we study things in isolation. That's literally the definition of how a double-blind, placebo-controlled study happens.

And the research and the evidence-based thing and this cult of the science, they love to ignore that. The idea of synergistic effects, of this of this overwhelming breaking of our cellular resources is just conveniently forgotten because we study things in isolation. That's literally the definition of how a double-blind, placebo-controlled study happens.

It's one variable and one thing that you're testing. That doesn't make sense. We live in a toxic stew.

It's one variable and one thing that you're testing. That doesn't make sense. We live in a toxic stew.

It's one variable and one thing that you're testing. That doesn't make sense. We live in a toxic stew.

It's like with vaccines. It's like, yeah, I bet that one vaccine probably isn't causing autism. But what about the 20 that they're getting before 18 months? We don't look at it in synergistic. And so that's a big problem. And this is where the cult of the science, and I say the science specifically because science is beautiful.

It's like with vaccines. It's like, yeah, I bet that one vaccine probably isn't causing autism. But what about the 20 that they're getting before 18 months? We don't look at it in synergistic. And so that's a big problem. And this is where the cult of the science, and I say the science specifically because science is beautiful.

It's like with vaccines. It's like, yeah, I bet that one vaccine probably isn't causing autism. But what about the 20 that they're getting before 18 months? We don't look at it in synergistic. And so that's a big problem. And this is where the cult of the science, and I say the science specifically because science is beautiful.

Using the scientific method and using that way of inquiry into the natural world is a beautiful art. But weaponizing... papers that are often bought for or corrupted. And, you know, the leaders of some of our key medical journals have actually even said that 50% of scientific research that published ends up being wrong. So it's bought for corrupted or wrong. We rely on this.

Using the scientific method and using that way of inquiry into the natural world is a beautiful art. But weaponizing... papers that are often bought for or corrupted. And, you know, the leaders of some of our key medical journals have actually even said that 50% of scientific research that published ends up being wrong. So it's bought for corrupted or wrong. We rely on this.

Using the scientific method and using that way of inquiry into the natural world is a beautiful art. But weaponizing... papers that are often bought for or corrupted. And, you know, the leaders of some of our key medical journals have actually even said that 50% of scientific research that published ends up being wrong. So it's bought for corrupted or wrong. We rely on this.

And if one interesting trend that we're seeing in our world is that if we do choose to put dots together, use our intuition, our God given intuition, Anything other than this particular way of examining things, you are dangerous. You are dangerous. And I think that that's something we need to really question. You know, I think especially as a woman, like, and I'm thinking about having kids soon.

And if one interesting trend that we're seeing in our world is that if we do choose to put dots together, use our intuition, our God given intuition, Anything other than this particular way of examining things, you are dangerous. You are dangerous. And I think that that's something we need to really question. You know, I think especially as a woman, like, and I'm thinking about having kids soon.

And if one interesting trend that we're seeing in our world is that if we do choose to put dots together, use our intuition, our God given intuition, Anything other than this particular way of examining things, you are dangerous. You are dangerous. And I think that that's something we need to really question. You know, I think especially as a woman, like, and I'm thinking about having kids soon.

I'm like thinking about like, wow, like I am. I have the ability in my body to build a human, 3D print a human, pull in a soul to that human. I don't need a peer-reviewed study or a textbook to tell me how to do that. Our body and our intuition and our minds and the subtle things happening inside us are important. They are incredible.

I'm like thinking about like, wow, like I am. I have the ability in my body to build a human, 3D print a human, pull in a soul to that human. I don't need a peer-reviewed study or a textbook to tell me how to do that. Our body and our intuition and our minds and the subtle things happening inside us are important. They are incredible.