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Robert's avatar

Interesting piece which I must go over more slowly later today.

I always hate when they refer to supplements of natural substances as "drugs". They are not a drug IMO. Drugs for the most part interfere or block enzymatic processes, or some process. Supplements "assist" with a process. A biochemical lesion is corrected with a dose of a vitamin as an example. My lysosomal storage disorder is assisted by Arginine Supplements which are not drugs, it's an amino acid. Ok I'm off the soapbox.

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The Canadian government is proposing to "regulate" natural products. Local drugstores- Shoppers, London Drugs, Pharmasave,etc.- removed NAC from their supplements a couple of years ago. It is still available at Vitamin shops. New Zealand has similar legislation. (Are we seeing a pattern? Both ruled by WEF minions.)

As NAC is a primary source of absorbable cysteine, we can connect the chemistry you have outlined with the intent to retain the spike protein pathology. Annual "boosters" are "recommended" in Canada, with B.C.'s draconian Bill 36 about to enforce injection for all licensed health care personnel.

Thank you for this review.

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