Cornelius G. Bulik has a Masters in Biochemistry, University Pierre & Marie Curie, Paris France, and Master in Molecular biology and pathology, University of Montreal, Faculty of medicine.
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Biochemist -- "If You Took the Kill Shot ..."
by Cornelius Bulik
(henrymakow.com)
June 4, 2021

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WHAT SHOULD WE DO?

First of all, do not take their poisonous jab!

Just in case you did not know, and you took the jab, you should expect damage and even face death in the next two years if you do nothing.

Start by purchasing, or go outside and find white pine needles/leaves (white pine, fir, cedar, and spruce needles contain shikimic acid and suramin), and make an infusion in hot water with some alcohol or fat such as coconut oil or butter.

Use a lot of leaves per litre of water, and let them infuse for about ½ hour.

Better to use an electric blender to extract the shikimic acid and the suramin. Then put the whole in a strainer and press the paste with a spoon to extract the juice. Drink ½ a glass of this extract morning and evening for neutralizing the spike proteins.

For the prevention of blood clogs, you must take one tablespoon of natto (fresh or dehydrated) each eight hours. It is important that you take whole natto, not the purified nattokinase; this enzyme dissolves the clogs. Beside nattokinase, natto contains also other important molecules, one of them being vitamin K2, important for the health of vasculature walls damaged by the spike protein.

By doing this, little by little, your body is going to get rid of the cells producing the spike protein, and then you may consider yourself safe.

Keep in mind that vaccinated people seem to shed the spike protein around them. So, if you live in presence of such people, at home or at work, you must protect yourself against the shedding with natto, vitamin D3 (10000 U.I./DAY), magnesium, zinc and vitamin A.

Eat healthy food, expose yourself to sunshine and if possible, deep yourself into seawater regularly, and most important do not forget your white pine needles drink.