A study at the University of Maine at Orono (and covered by the Associate Press November 7 2010) revealed that pine needles have a high level of shikimic acid ( a plant phytochemical) which many doctors believe can stop or inhibit the spike protein damage.
The study was partially initiated to provide evidence to begin harvesting and processing Maine pine needles for marketing world wide – to replace or compete with the Star Anise- a fruit native to China which also has a high concertation of shikimic acid– which is more expensive and less widely available.
Shikimic acid is one of the primary ingredients in the widely used flu drug Tamiflu. “Tamiflu according to the Maine study is the worlds most widely used antiviral drug for treating swine flu, bird flu, and seasonal influenzas” .
“The spike protein is what gives the coronavirus family of viruses their name. The spikes jut out from the surface of the spherical virus, giving it a crown-like halo, hence the corona” said Science-based Medicine.
One Indian doctor(see video below) called the spike protein of the Coronavirus 19 as “the worst poison every created by humans. A poison with an agenda.”
Early studies indicate vaccinated people can “shed” the spike proteins to non-vaccinated just as a result of close proximity. The chances of the spike protein transfer increases significantly with sexual contact and/or just physical contact (touching).
Pine needles and other herbs and foods high in shikimic acid are believed t0 inhibit blood clots associated with the virus. There is an “antiplatelet-aggregating activity of shikimic acid” according to a January 2014 International Journal of Agricultural Sciences and Technology study
In addition, in the early months after the vaccination process began in America, Dr. Christine Northrup of Maine (not related to the study) and several other physicians, reported, in their patients, abnormal bleeding and other and reproductive organ abnormalities in vaccinated women and unvaccinated women (who had been exposed to vaccinated women).
I experienced this myself. It is has been ten years since I had a period, but recently I visited my daughter, who is vaccinated. On the fifth day of the visit I started to experience cramping and then menstrual bleeding! I doubled the amount of Pine Needle Tincture ( to two dropperfuls per day) and the bleeding stopped!
The tincture is easy to store and can easily be carried in a suitcase or purse for travelling.
Please go to store on this website to purchase the Pinon Pine Tincture.
I harvest the needles from the pinon pine trees in the pristine Sangre De Cristo mountains of Santa Fe, NM!
Please research “spike protein shedding”. I have only covered the minimum amount of information available on this subject.
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Blessings, Bethesda