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By Stefan Stanford of ANP - February 18, 2024

The only video at the bottom of this story featuring 'Health Ranger' Mike Adams of Natural News in a new interview with a Doctor by the name of Dr. Bryan Ardis is one of the most fascinating interviews that I've seen since the 'COVID op' was launched, and I happily listened to the entire nearly-hour long video in which Dr. Ardis shared with us all some must-learn information that I will break down for you in this story.

Starting out for us by taking us through a recent conference that he had participated in and a question he asked his audience, how many of you know someone who is taking the diabetes/weight loss drug 'Ozempic,' and having nearly everyone in the room raise their hands, the popularity of 'Ozempic' has been skyrocketing following several 'celebrities' admitting they'd used it to lose weight rapidly, while even the NY Times recently did a story about 'Ozempic,' reporting how 'tech moguls' and 'influencers' have been bragging about taking the injectable drug to also lose weight rapidly.

And while I myself have never even dreamed of taking a weight loss drug and in fact, have happily gotten myself off of all of the big pharma poisons I was taking several years ago, I found the discussion about 'Ozempic' mind boggling when Dr. Ardis shared with us a fact that we can all confirm about 'Ozempic' ourselves in case we're called 'conspiracy theorists': 'Ozempic' was created using the 'venom' of the 'Gila monster,' a desert dwelling reptile which has toxic and deadly venom.

With this story over at The Conversation reporting scientists found a hormone in the Gila monster’s venom called exendin-4 that could be used to treat type 2 diabetes, a hormone similar to one found in humans called GLP-1, which is released after eating and is important for controlling blood sugar levels in humans, for a short time all seemed great in the warped world of 'big pharma' in that they found what many hoped would be a 'miracle drug' that could not only successfully treat diabetes, but also help people shed pounds rapidly, but of course, they didn't take into account the many 'side effects' which come along for human beings with a drug created using the toxic venom of a deadly reptile . . .

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