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Addendum:

In-line with the EU's lifting of the ban on animals-eating-animals (allowing a CJD vector to open), the UK government also lifted a ban on blood products from the UK, which was put in place originally to *prevent* CJD spread:

"The ban was introduced in 1998 in response to concerns over the spread of a human variant of BSE, known as ‘mad cow’s disease’, called Creutzfeldt Jakob Disease. Experts in medicine safety at the independent Commission on Human Medicines (CHM) have now advised the use of UK-sourced plasma to manufacture these treatments is safe and can recommence supported by a set of robust safety measures."

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/ban-lifted-to-allow-uk-blood-plasma-to-be-used-for-life-saving-treatments

"robust safety measures"

Like the ones that introduced the "safe and effective" shots that have killed and harmed so many?

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May 7, 2023Liked by The Underdog

Great piece, UD. Mendelian genetics have served humanity well for millennia. Livestock, pets, and our very crops are all successful adaptations of crossbreeding and meticulous work. These people tinker with the very Code of Life like it's no big deal. Roundup-ready crops, MRNA shots, etc lead to all kinds of environmental trashing. I swear the elites will kill the planet to "save it." Yeah lets introduce yet one more prion disease which is basically indestructible. Renewable energy slaughters birds, whales, and bats. Maybe the prion illness is how Klaus makes us eat ze bugs.

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Jun 20, 2023·edited Jun 20, 2023Liked by The Underdog

catching up on the articles... Fantastic and worrying information. I'm also reading wikipedia and their references on prions. In terms of treating food or live animals, of course like you mentioned, there's nothing. except for disinfecting without care of destruction:

"Effective prion decontamination relies upon protein hydrolysis or reduction or destruction of protein tertiary structure. Examples include sodium hypochlorite, sodium hydroxide, and strongly acidic detergents such as LpH.[88]"

But interestingly wikipedia's prion article also mentions the use of ozone:

https://web.archive.org/web/20070210204514/http://www.hpa.org.uk/hpa/news/articles/press_releases/2005/050414_ozone_sterilizer.htm

Although I guess that it wasn't quite as successful as they initially thought since the links are dead

and also mentions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guanidinium_chloride

"Guanidinium chloride is a strong chaotrope and one of the strongest denaturants used in physiochemical studies of protein folding .... However, at concentrations in the millimolar range in vivo, guanidinium chloride has been shown to "cure" prion positive yeast cells (i.e. cells exhibiting a prion positive phenotype revert to a prion negative phenotype)."

But what's interesting is Guanidine hydrochloride is also used currently as a medical treatment and acts in an opposite manner of benzos and opioids by "enhancing the release of acetylcholine following a nerve impulse"

So it makes me wonder if Guanidine hydrochloride has been attempted to treat CJD in humans.

The paper you referenced: https://www.cfsph.iastate.edu/Factsheets/pdfs/bovine_spongiform_encephalopathy.pdf on BSE's mostly spontaneous etiology did mention something briefly which stood out to me:

"European red deer (Cervus elaphus elaphus) can also develop clinical signs if they are fed a high dose of prions; however, this species does not seem to easy to infect, as only one of 6 orally inoculated red deer became infected."

So that makes me curious what's in that species that gives it a level of resistance...

As far as the bioengineered or genetically modified food labeling goes in the US, yeah I noticed that too in many non-organic processed foods not labeled or certified as "non-GMO", which had existed for a long time in the US seemingly in response the lack of labels until now. I think the large prevalence seen is just the labeling law only taking effect for compliance on January 1, 2022 to reflect what already had been going on. Virtually all legumes and grains, seeds and their oils are GMO'd to be herbicide and pesticide resistant due to industrial farming practices so anything labeled as bioengineered or genetically modified is also practically guaranteed to have high herbicide and pesticide levels.

Even with that Missouri bill failing to pass, what's still up in the air is if animals treated with mRNA vaccines would fall under the federal bio-engineered labeling.

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