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Is there a coordination of the private space exploration plans of billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk with the Space Force initiated under President Trump, as speculated in the Rich Scheck article?
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Samoa pulled the MMR vaccine from being used after two babies died within minutes of the receiving the MMR vaccine, Television New Zealand reported. Why did this happen? Was there a problem with the vaccine that is sinister?
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A client asks: “A couple of years ago I looked into the general symptoms of ADD and I recognized myself in (almost) all the symptoms. However, I put it aside because I thought that these were just labels from “Western medicine.” But now I am looking at it again and I read a couple of articles that link bulimia with ADD. These articles claim that eating disorders are more common for people with ADD. Although I’ve never been officially diagnosed with ADD, I would like to know from Source Creator if this is the case. Because if this is the case, I can take action to heal the overall issue of ADD which likely interconnects with my perfectionism/self-judgment and bulimia.” What can we tell her?
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Was there any Divine repurposing done for honeybees as we have seen in other species?
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A practitioner asks: “There is an Australian energy healer who appears to be having objectively significant outcomes, both short and very long term, for his clients. What is going on here, is this divine healing, are the outcomes genuine and can others develop this skill?”
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Was the recent study showing improvement in problems of individuals with autism spectrum disorder who were given cannabis-derived substances, an accurate assessment of real benefit?
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If so, what is the mechanism for this perceived improvement of autism symptoms following treatment with cannabis products? Is there a downside to this approach?
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Did the saying known as “Occam’s razor” arise, or has it been perpetuated in human culture, as a consequence of mind control manipulation to keep people from thinking very deeply about the improbable as an explanation behind the problems of the world and thus promote simplistic thinking and complacency?
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Is Dr. Perlmutter, author of Grain Brain, on the right track with his diet approach?
ClosedNicola asked 6 years ago • 
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Does manipulating DNA mechanically to produce GMOs cause so many health problems because it affects the interdimensional aspects of DNA science is ignorant about?
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What is the reason that the mainstream media continues to disparage the many recommendations to treat coronavirus infection with hydroxychloroquine, perhaps in combination with other drugs? Is this an orchestration?
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Are Epstein-Barr viruses a true cause of chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, hypothyroidism, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, multiple sclerosis, and rheumatoid arthritis?
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A student asks: Are the studies and conclusions largely correct in the book by Jim West: 50 human studies, in utero, conducted in modern China, indicate extreme risk for prenatal ultrasound: a new biography?
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Is the John Ellis water distiller able to do what is promised, produce water with an increased hydrogen bond angle of 114°? Does it have the profound health effects claimed?
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An article published in the British Medical Journal in 2011 titled “Use of mobile phones and risk of brain tumors: update of Danish cohort study,” examined records of all Danish citizens over 30 years of age born after 1925, divided into subscribers and nonsubscribers of mobile phones before 1995. Their data showed no significant increased incidence of central nervous system tumors of any kind in either men or women, contradicting the study we cited in our video about the negative effects of electromagnetic fields, and your prior channeled information that the energy of cell phones is carcinogenic. What accounts for this discrepancy?
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