We Are Being Systematically Poisoned. Bromine Is A Toxic Carcinogen & Thyroid Destroyer.
Dr Lee Merritt
In 1980, The NIH Began Adding Bromine, Potassium Bromate, To Flour & 100s Of Products.
Bromine Purges Iodine From The Body...Causing Iodine Deficiency Resulting In Cancer.
Bromine, Bromide, Potassium Bromate & BVO Brominated Vegetable Oil are all names used on ingredient labels.
In 1999, IARC The International Agency For Research On Cancer, classified Bromine as a human carcinogen.
The use of this additive is widespread despite the research & lab evidence:
In lab tests, animals exposed to potassium bromate had increase of both benign & malignant tumors in the thyroid & peritoneum, the membrane lining the abdominal cavity. Later research found that ingesting the additive increased cancer of the animals’ thyroid, kidneys & other organs significantly.
The systematic process of Bromine displacing crucial Iodine from each person's system is no accident, but by design. Forced Iodine deficiency causes humans to be incredibly weak & suffering with an incredible long list of illnesses.
This is what proper Iodine supplementation does for each bodily receptor & each person:
1: Detoxes Mercury, Aluminum, Lead, Fluoride & Bromide
2: Shrinks Cysts, Fibroids & Tumors
3: Prevents Cancer & Parasitic Infections
4: Heals Candida & Fungal Infections
5: Relieves Menopause symptoms, hot flashes & acne
6: Breaks down scar tissue & adhesions
7: Lifts mood & brain fog
8: Relieves cold hands & feet
9: Stimulates hair growth on scalp, eyebrows & lashes
10: Heals immune system & reduces inflammation
When purchasing flour, choose Non-Brominated Flour. Watch ingredient labels for all sources of Bromine additives. Make sure your daily foods contain ample amounts of Iodine & Selenium...like meat, eggs & seafood. Then supplement to reach the optimal level of Iodine consumption of approximately 10 mg per day.
Your thyroid gland alone needs about 6 mg of iodine per day for optimal function. Breast tissue needs an additional 5 mg/day & other body tissues such as your adrenal glands, thymus, ovaries, hypothalamus, prostate & pituitary gland need an another 2 mg/day. For optimal wellness, which is what you should always strive for, you need at least 10 mg of Iodine each day.
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Speaker: @DrLeeMerritt
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Ok let’s talk about this… What do you see here?
Surely I'm not the only one who sees a dinosaur?
There’s a carving at Ta Prohm temple in Cambodia (built in the late 1100s) that really looks like a stegosaurus. Yup, the dinosaur. Plates on the back and everything.
Some people say it’s proof ancient people knew about dinosaurs. Others think it’s just an animal with some decorative background—maybe a rhino, maybe a boar, maybe just some artistic flair.
What do YOU see? Stegosaurus or something else?
I need to hear your theories on this one.
Footage has emerged of new European arrivals being handed out free mobile phones.
This is obviously is a well-funded operation. The question is, who is funding it, and why? 🤔
Did you know you can grow new tomato plants from its suckers?
This is a great way to have infinite tomato plants from just one plant!
Here is how you do it:
1. Identify Suckers: Look for small shoots emerging from the leaf axils (the angle between the stem and a leaf). They’re typically 2–4 inches long when ideal for propagation.
2. Remove Suckers: Use clean, sharp scissors or pruners to cut the sucker from the plant. Choose healthy, vigorous ones for best results.
3. Prepare for Rooting:
- Remove the lower leaves, leaving only the top 2–4 leaves.
- Optionally, dip the cut end in rooting hormone to encourage faster root growth (not mandatory).
4. Root in Water or Soil:
- Water: Place the sucker in a jar of water, submerging the cut end. Keep it in a bright, indirect light area and change the water every few days. Roots should appear in 1–2 weeks.
- Soil: Plant the sucker in a small pot with moist, well-draining potting mix. Cover with a plastic bag to retain humidity and place in indirect light. Roots typically form in 1–2 weeks.
5. Transplant: Once roots are 1–2 inches long (for water-rooted) or the cutting feels anchored (for soil-rooted), transplant into a larger pot or garden bed with rich, well-draining soil.
6. Care: Water regularly, provide full sun (6–8 hours daily), and support the plant as it grows. Treat it like a regular tomato seedling.
Notes:
- Suckers root easily because they’re actively growing tissue, often producing new plants faster than seeds (2–3 weeks to establish vs. 6–8 weeks for seed-grown plants).
- The new plant will be a clone of the parent, inheriting its exact traits (e.g., variety, flavor).
- Best time to take suckers is early in the growing season when the plant is healthy and actively growing.
Credit: ? Let me know in the comments and I’ll give credit.
Facial recognition cameras are quickly becoming the norm across the entire Western World & are the critical digital infrastructure for what comes next.
Complete Digital Societal Technocratic Control.