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Indian Research Paper Stating Covid-19 Virus is Genetically Modified With HIV Components
Slides for the Presentation "Staying Healthy in the Era of Biowarfare and 5G Wireless"
Staying Healthy in the Era of Biowarfare and 5G Wireless Slides (14.2 MB PDF)
Ken Rohla's Sprouting Tips
Sprouts and Sprouting Tips 121 KB PDF
Ken Rohla's Slides for the Presentation "How to Grow Your Own Nutrient- Dense Superfoods for Pennies "
Grow Your Own Superfoods for Pennies Slides (5.3 MB PDF file)
Three Free Reports
How to Make Your Own Probiotic
Detailed instructions on how to ferment your own probiotic simply using water, molasses, and a special bacteria culture known as Effective Microorganisms, or "EM." This probiotic brew has many uses, including as a human or animal digestive aid, household cleaner, odor eliminator, nontoxic mildewcide, plant food and soil amendment, compost accelerator, fermented food accelerator, water detoxifier, aquarium and bird bath waste eliminator, septic system enhancer, and much more.
EM Probiotic Info and Applications
Specific instructions on how to use your EM brew for a wide variety of household, agricultural, and industrial uses.
Does Stomach Acid Kill Probiotics and Enzyme Supplements?
Facts on how the digestive tract works and whether or not probiotic and enzyme supplements are killed during digestion as some people claim
Download all three reports (236 KB PDF file)
Resources on Making Orgonite, Geoengineering, Nuclear Fallout, GMO Microbes
Orgonite Resources (366 KB PDF file)
US Air Force Research Paper: "Owning the Weather by 2025"
Owning the Weather by 2025 (516 KB PDF file)
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