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Michelle is the genius mentioned by courtenay at the 10:30 minute mark in our recent chat (https://www.bitchute.com/video/B00uCakUsc65/), where he held up a news article about snorkels being used to "prevent covid".

"Snorkels could save lives after successful test runs

... About 100 snorkels have been collected by the Discover Diving centre, run by Dr Michelle Haywood, for use by patients who need hospital treatment for Covid-19... Dr Haywood said: ’The system works well to deliver oxygen at high level to the wearer, with minimal carbon dioxide retention, and the exhaust gases filtered to remove viral particles.’"

https://www.iomtoday.co.im/news/health/snorkels-could-save-lives-after-successful-test-runs-234157

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Mar 24Liked by Christine Massey FOIs

They are cowards through and through. My guess is they are too scared to acknowledge the reality you force them to realize. Perhaps they are smart enough to know ignorance is a weak defense against charges of criminal behavior. Or maybe they simply fear being jobless, for those who’s job is dependent on “virology.” They are cowards. Thank you for making these communications public so everyone can see.

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Well done indeed, Christine. As I like anagrams I see 'Ahem holy cow lied' is one from 'Michelle Haywood'.

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Mar 15Liked by Christine Massey FOIs

Wow!

Talk about big drama !

Nice job Christine.

They continue to show that "Arrogance is The Mother of Ignorance"

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Mar 15Liked by Christine Massey FOIs

Great work Christine!

Thank you again!

A billion or more will be awake to the Medical fraudsters this year!

contagionhoax.com

Truth, Love, Justice and Freedom!

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#Plandemic = #toxicfemininity

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Best described as “The art of wordsmithing”.

Is the sword mightier than the pen?

Certainly not for gentle kind humans following the play book suggestions of forgiveness. Logic for sound thinking humans would be to meet this threat with equal or great force. A bigger pen? More ink? Higher paid esteemed lawyers?

Is common sense a bygone human attribute. Seems to me the biological technology is taking its effectiveness.

Good luck in the coliseum when the hungry lion are released…

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Mar 15Liked by Christine Massey FOIs

These people (if we can even call them that; subhumans? demons?) are beyond belief. You try to reason with them, present them with logical arguments showing their claims of viral existence are false because sans evidence, and they cry to their mommies and say you're "threatening" them (!). Who behaves like this?! Incredible world that we have suddenly and inexplicably been forced to live in. The only explanation: malefic influences have entered via fissures in the Great Wall (that otherwise protects the world) and turned the world satanic. Much kudos and respect to you, Christine, for continuing to fight this evil.

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Mar 15Liked by Christine Massey FOIs

It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on not understanding it. --Upton Sinclair. That is the case with all these govt "health experts.". They get nasty when you threaten the golden goose.

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Great Quote!

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Mar 15·edited Mar 15Liked by Christine Massey FOIs

Cousin Clem

That quote from Upton Sinclair really says it all.

That’s one that should never be forgotten.

Another one I ran across a while back is.

Truth does not mind being questioned.

A Lie does not like being challenged.

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Mar 15Liked by Christine Massey FOIs

The higher up on the feeder trough, the more arrogant they become.

Great work Christine.

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Mar 19·edited Mar 19

They have more to lose. Or--alternatively--that's why they're paid the big bucks (or euros, or whatever currency)--for their ability to lie so brazenly on camera.

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It’s great to tear down the lies of virus and germs.

There needs to be logical explanations offered it in its place that empower the people to self care with confidence. Science and medicine must return to the COMMONS to every household. There must be an interested adult in every family who will learn the truth about caring for health.

The immune system is really everything that aids:

Hydration

Our physiology is geared around salt plus water

It truly is the elixir of mammalian life. Salt is the number one mineral required if you look at the amounts in a blood test. Sodium is no 1 and chloride at no 3. Sodium is needed in way greater quantity than the other minerals. Find any organ that is not utilising sodium to its max.

Why are colds and flu seasonal?

Cold air holds the least moisture and more time is spent inside in dried warm air.

The respiratory symptoms begin with an INSULT of dehydration. The mucosal response is to go into over drive to compensate. This requires additional salt and often this must be ripped from other areas of the body because of self imposed salt restriction. This causes pain etc.

All healing begins when the body is let out of salt restriction and re-enters the realm of salt abundance. Remember: salt and pepper used to sit on everyone’s kitchen table.

The salt restriction propaganda began in the 80s and all chronic diseases have increased since.

Dehydration damages every part of us. Eg cataracts are like glass shower screens with salt residue strains - becoming opaque with daily deposits.

The dementia of brain functioning results from the tide going out in chronic dehydration.

Women require more salt than men because we are built to hold more fluid: to feed and carry babies.

I bust a few paradigms that will bring science and medicine out of ‘taut’ retardation. Smart is no longer a memory game, it’s a thoughtful exploration of the known facts and challenging each at the foundation.

I have an article titled:

We breathe air not oxygen

I logically dismiss the gaseous exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide.

Oxygen and nitrogen are extremely dry gases and exist only after manufacturing just as maple syrup is a manufactured product from the sap.

I explain the lungs function to rehydrate the RBCs with saline water. Just like the IV saline drip rehydrates the passing RBCs. The lungs maintain RBC volume.

The red light monitoring is checking hydration not oxygenation.

Dehydrated RBCs are dark

Hydrated RBCs are light

My third article is titled:

How does salt restriction lead to heart dis-ease and fear based reactionary thinking?

I explain how salt restriction brings the adrenals into play and as a chronic adaptation this is the cause of 90% of the chronic illnesses.

I hope you will click on my icon, read and ponder.

It’s the Wild West, each of us must don ‘explorer’ robes and distill THEIR lies, so THEIR matrix lifts and we can see ourselves in God/good light.

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Interesting points to consider. Much of what you are saying here makes a lot of sense, however, I live in a place near the ocean where, in the winter, it gets cold but with extreme high moisture outside and many houses here are anything but dry inside. People still catch colds.

My point is, while there may be lots of validity to your theories, there are always a vriety of factors at play.

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The lungs need to keep the balance of moisture just right.

So too much moisture is also a problem.

Overly humid weather is energy draining as the lungs need to remove water, lymph drainage.

Cold damp weather can diminish the body’s power to heat up and maintain good heat. Warming the air is the respiratory mucosa’s job especially the nose and throat - hence the redness of noses in cold weather as the blood supply increases.

Are the houses not weather proof? And heated against the cold?

The constant adjustment depending on the environment will need to be navigated.

Salt will definitely help the respiratory system cope.

It will strengthen the mucosa to do its job well.

Salt water gargles and irrigations are the old remedies that work.

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Here in Uruguay houses are commonly constructed by people who don't completely know what they're doing; they don't know how to properly construct water-tight roofs and floors/walls.

Proper heating for the lower middle class and the poor is sporadic.

Interestingly, quite a few health-conscious people are into drinking watered-down ocean water with lemon juice for their health.

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I can imagine you’ll be having a conversation or two about their salty beverage and how it benefits them or not.

Guard your core warmth, it will help you breathe easier.

Scarf around head and neck is protecting your head heat needed to warm your breath.

Salt helps the body adjust and cope with both the heat and the cold better.

I just have to bare heat here in Brisbane and my salty water bottle stops me from wilting.

Love to hear how you go

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So... how do we explain the large numbers of high salt in diet population that also get sick? Unless, of course, they're the ones that don't get so sick, at least form dehydration symptoms as you suggest. Do we have to separate sodium from potassium in this model as well as other minerals that we may consume in our daily diet. I know that I was suffering a form of dehydration due to very high caffeine consumption which I have now stopped and feel better for it, but I still struggle to remember to simply drink water. At least I'm more aware of it now. I think I consume enough salt otherwise.

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Read my article titled:

How does salt restriction lead to heart dis-ease and fear based reactionary thinking?

I list the symptoms of dehydration. I suggest everyone learn these.

Muscle ticks especially on the face, hiccups, cramping anywhere.

Anxiety for no good reason. Memory recall lapses.

Hydration is our achilles heel. Especially if we get busy it's easy to go without adequate salt and water and then a couple of days later, not feel so good.

Just like the day after new types of exercise is performed is when the muscle soreness comes in.

Drinking enough water is taught as the key to hydration but without sufficient salt to welcome water into our body and hold it. The kidneys must pass it on.

I explain in my article how the adrenals run the show when salt is low. This puts a lot of strain on the kidneys as they basically have to work in reverse instead of drive.

Salt is the basis of salary. It was so valued it was taken as payment.

We need to relearn its value to our health.

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Nothing hydrates me like a glass of water. Not decaf hot drinks. Not fruit juice. And we happen to have natural spring water on tap where I live which I assume caters for some salt intake due to the mineral content.

I remember reading all fluids from all sources were fine for hydration but obviously there's more to it. It's not only the water but what's in it.

I remember tennis players switching from mid game banana snacks to pomegranate drinks for potassium intake because bananas would heat them up too much.

My parents were told to reduce salt intake by their doc and had the types of problems you mention despite drinking plenty of fluids.

Unfortunately, this is common practice at the slightest sign of high blood pressure.

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I do like my salt. I saw a chart not too long ago on the health risks of salt vs consumption. Too little salt, on the left was asymptotic, too little salt can apparently screw you pretty bad pretty fast. Too much salt was a gentle rising slope on the right.

I love it, my formerly bad habits are showing up as the healthy choice time after time.

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Well done, on retaining your salty appetite.

Yep, hyponatremia will kill, athletes have died taking refreshment water cups in Australia. Lesson learned: all refreshments offered to athletes are now salty.

Institutional facilities only prepare low salt foods. Dementia in women has risen rapidly.

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I can see the patterns now. Thank you.

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Mar 15Liked by Christine Massey FOIs

Clearly, some 'institutions' (solely by virtue of them being such) need to take a long 'daily constitutional'-

on a short pier...

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You mean for a 'pier' review of their research papers? :)

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nice one.

;)

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Mar 15Liked by Christine Massey FOIs

An invigorating and refreshing image...

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Mar 15Liked by Christine Massey FOIs

"harrassment." ha She has NO IDEA what harassment is...

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Michelle Haywood looks rather a large lady on her website.

So I guess her ass meant is large! :)

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Mar 15Liked by Christine Massey FOIs

Its time for a prisoner exchange:Michelle, prioner of the virus lie, for Courtenay; prisoner exposing the virus lie.

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Mar 15Liked by Christine Massey FOIs

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Look At The Bright Side:

These People Are So Stupid

That You Don’t Have To Feel Sorry For Them.

They Are Perpetrating Their Own Deaths.

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Mar 15Liked by Christine Massey FOIs

Except they want to take the rest of us with them.

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Mar 15Liked by Christine Massey FOIs

If you can't use science to provide evidence,... well, just try some ad hominems and intimidation.

Thanks for publicly talking truth to power, Christine!

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Mar 15·edited Mar 15Liked by Christine Massey FOIs

Hats off to you, Christine, for your gargantuan efforts here, your tenacity, integrity, and your courage in helping Courtenay and consequently the people of the Isle of Man and all of us, worldwide.

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