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In reviewing the scientific literature on the beneficial effects of elderberry extracts, there is mention of improved glucose and insulin utilization. Would the Grimed elderberry 21,900 mg- X15 extract be a significant benefit when used in conjunction with Liponine and Syntra5 for people with Type 2 diabetes?
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Is the supplement marketed as Glucoberry, containing Maqui berry extract, chromium, and biotin, safe and effective in helping with symptoms of diabetes? How does it rank compared to Syntra5 and Liponine?
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Is their story correct, that Glucoberry reduces production of SG2 (sodium glucose transporter 2)? Is the effect enough to be of significant benefit?
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Is the supplement Gluco6, which contains Sukre, Teacrine, Gymnema, chromium, cinnamon, and green tea, safe and effective in helping control diabetes symptoms? How does it rank compared to Syntra5 and Liponine?
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You have warned us about the dangers of milk from large commercial suppliers because they are often contaminated deliberately with chronic disease-causing viruses. Milk-producing cows are suffering periodic epidemics of viral illnesses. Is that a significant vector for some organisms leading to 85% of the many diverse chronic illnesses in humans caused by viruses?
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Does the drug Metformin possess any direct antiviral activity beyond moderating the adverse effects of the immune system attempting to contain chronic viruses?
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Is my recent awakening of greater creativity at the piano from overcoming prior blocks to connecting to my potential? If so, was I blocked because of karmic trauma needing healing or the effects of life-long targeting to hold me back?
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What is causing the pain in my scalp and skull?
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A practitioner asks: “Why did Creator make viruses? By what mechanism did they serve humans before they were manipulated by the interlopers?” What can Creator tell us?
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A viewer asks about Detroit Lions’ key player, Aiden Hutchinson, who recently had a tibial fracture: “Was it just a “freak” accident? Did karma contribute? Were the interlopers involved at all? If not, I imagine they have to feel pretty good about it.” What can Creator tell us?
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There is a common saying, “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” One supporting statement might be, “It seemed like a good idea at the time,” or, “They meant well.” So there is this phenomenon of the first impression or first assumption that is often assumed to be common sense. Can Creator comment on why a lot of bad ideas seem good or seem like no-brainers when first proposed?
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Just so we’re clear, is it safe to assume that the phenomenon of even having a good intention is something that is unfortunately almost exclusively human now in terms of physical sentient species incarnated in the Milky Way Galaxy at this time? What can Creator tell us?
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Most people have never heard of “The Cobra Effect.” The story goes that during the British Colonial Era in India, there were excessive cobras infesting one of India’s largest cities. In an attempt to deal with the problem, the British authorities decided to pay a bounty for every cobra killed and turned in to authorities. But ironically, the problem didn’t get “better,” it actually got worse. Why? Because some people started taking advantage of this bounty by actually breeding cobras. When the authorities found out about this, they abruptly ended the program. The result of which was that all these breeders released all their cobras, and the problem, in the end, was worse than ever. So The Cobra Effect is a kind of human folly with serious consequences. What is Creator’s perspective?
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The Cobra Effect teaches us that good intentions can create perverse incentives. And then these incentives can undermine the good intentions that got the ball rolling, so to speak. We see the effects of this today with government farm subsidies. These came about during The Great Depression in the 1930s. Farmers were plagued with damaging surpluses because no one had money to buy the crops. This caused agricultural prices to crash to the extent that it could have endangered the nation’s food supply if it bankrupted every farmer. So as an interim solution, the government created a program to pay farmers NOT to grow crops. The only problem is, what was meant to be a temporary stopgap turned into a chronic entitlement, with no end in sight, even though it’s been nearly a century since they started. What is Creator’s perspective?
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People who widely consider themselves good people with good intentions will take advantage of perverse incentives justifying it with the statement, “If I don’t do it, someone else will.” That, indeed, is usually the case, but is it a valid defense? This phenomenon of “good” people doing bad things because “everyone’s doing it” seems to be a common theme in this world. Is this just a flaw in the human makeup, or can it be blamed on interloper manipulation? What can Creator tell us?
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