The Manufacture of Alzheimer’s

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From Vox Popoli, https://www.voxday.net./

Pre-Covid, it was very hard to believe that the entire medical establishment was actually trying to kill people. Now that 75 percent of the population has been injected with heart attack and turbo cancer machines due to a man-made disease that never threatened the vast majority of the population, people are starting to look a little harder at other serious medical issues:

DOCTORS ARE LITERALLY MANUFACTURING ALZHEIMER’S

Dr. Joel Wallach: “Alzheimer’s is a PHYSICIAN-CAUSED disease.”

Your brain is 75% myelin insulation. And myelin is 100% cholesterol.

Statins shred that cholesterol — stealing 75% of what your brain desperately needs to stay insulated and functional.

No myelin = no brain. That’s why Alzheimer’s went from virtually unknown to the 4th leading killer over age 65.

They told you to lower your cholesterol…while your brain was starving for it.

This isn’t “aging.” This is medical malpractice on a massive scale.

This observation is just anecdotal, but I only know three people in the two previous generations who had some form of dementia before they died. However, all three of them were on statins…

At this point, you couldn’t pay me to take any medication or prescription that doesn’t have an immediate, obvious, and observably beneficial effect. No matter what the numbers on the printout say.

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Unless your cholesterol is in the “1000’s” you should be wary if a healthcare provider prescribes statins to lower your mean cholesterol levels, you are actively participating in your own dementia.

Gotta Love It!

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That free air compressir my little buddy Jesse found and gave me turned out to need about fifty cents worth of parts to fix.

Other than the sixteen freaking dollars for one quart of Air Compressor Oil I bough off of Amazon.

Turns out it is a SEARS compressor expressly made for spraying paint.

Here’s what it looked like new.

The stickers are even still on it and the paint is in great shape!

Mine even has a large pressure regulator sticking out the discharge side of the tank, along with two quick disconnect fittings plumbed in before it and it also has 20 feet of hose with another quick disconnect that actually fits my air tools.

It would work but when it got up to about 40 psi it would start making all kinds of racket.

Enough that I shut it off..

I went to adjust the belt after I changed the 2 ounces of oil I found in it today and found this,

The set screw and the shear key were both missing off the drive pulley.

After I dug around in my extensive collection of stuff a few minutes I came up with both.

Total cost there, mostly zero except the set screw was in a kit I bought from Harbor Freight a few years ago. I had a used key in a small plastic storage box with removable drawers,.along with a whole bunch of others. I didn’t even have to cut it.

After I put it together I plugged it in again and it pumped up to 100 psi and shut off.

I went and checked it a few minutes ago and it has held pressure all day.

I gotta love lazy and stupid people who throw perfectly good equipment out on the sidewalk instead of taking two minutes to figure out what’s wrong with it.

I’ll take those kinds of deals all day.