Blue Shasta

@brendah70 @SHEEPSLIVE I guess I misunderstood what you meant by saying, “It would not surprise me at all that they are trying to make people go vegan.” As a response?

@SHEEPSLIVE There is 6 people in my church family that has Alpha-gal syndrome and 3 of them are my grandchildren. It would not surprise me at all that they are trying to make people go vegan.

DO YOU BELIEVE THEY ARE GOING TO FORCE PEOPLE TO BECOME VEGAN? WATCH THIS!

@GaryHen58334805 @MichaelMetalTxn @HillbillyDNA People with alpha gal syndrome cannot eat lab grown meats. The meat is derived from mammalian cells, therefore they are still allergic to it.

@MichaelMetalTxn @HillbillyDNA Lone Star ticks, carrying Alpha Gal red meat allergy, Gates doing his lab grown “meats” BS .. Nah. Nothing to see here.

Boxes of ticks being found all over the country …..

@Wil_Winter @TnShitStirrer @Mathew_Winters1 Individual states are slowly pushing legislation to require AGS be a mandatory reportable disease. Once all states have this law in effect, you better believe the numbers will go up.

@BShasta99 @TnShitStirrer @Mathew_Winters1 Thanks @BShasta99 , yes it does look like they can indeed transmit it. Considering it’s just residue alpha-gal sugar molecules on the mouthparts it’s a miracle it’s not more common.

This is a different type of tick - same day. So now we have to watch out for deer and dog ticks!

@Throwaway547689 @CNviolations Alpha gal syndrome aka red meat allergy does not force people to become vegan. It’s choice. Alpha gal prevents people from eating all mammalian meat and a small percent cannot have dairy. They can still eat chicken, turkey, duck,dove,emu,ostrich & seafood.

@CNviolations Worst thing is that since the lone star tick crap is going around, there will be more and more people who go vegan because they literally can't eat red meat anymore due to getting infected with that allergy creating disease, meaning people really could just kill others doing this

I can't believe I'm saying this… but she's right 😭

@QuinnAllwein @azzilathehun @CNviolations Yeah, you read her comment incorrectly. She stated she had a phobia about eating red meat, explained her phobia thoughts and called it a mental illness.

@azzilathehun @CNviolations Nope, I read it again and you clearly stated that it is a mental illness.

@brendah70 @SHEEPSLIVE Alpha gal syndrome does not make people vegan. They can choose to be vegan. They can still eat chicken, turkey, duck, dove, emu, ostrich and seafood.

@AKA_Sadrien @Mathew_Winters1 There is no cure for alpha gal syndrome. There are some non-FDA approved treatments that have put some people in remission. For some that get the treatment, it comes back. For others, it makes their reactions worse. Please do your own research.

@mulberrytreeapp @Mathew_Winters1 You successfully cured alpha-gal syndrome? Could you elaborate on your protocol?

This is not normal - the increase in ticks visibly on us already is alarming. We have grasses kept low between mowing and grazing animals, wood are being cleared by mulching now - chickens are free ranging around the house and through the fields and still the ticks are showing. Yes - we live where there are ticks and they are normal - but this is more pressure than I’ve seen before.

@Waffle993408 @redpillb0t Lyme disease is not the same as alpha gal syndrome- the red meat allergy

@redpillb0t HIV Lymes disease New Lymes disease (red meat allergy Monkeypox Covid-19

If you dig into the AIDS virus, you’ll find that it was likely manufactured by the US Government.

@Wil_Winter @TnShitStirrer @Mathew_Winters1 Actually AGS can now be contracted in the US by the lone star tick, black legged tick aka deer tick (that causes Lyme) and the western black legged tick. Outside the US, AGS is caused by other tick species.

@TnShitStirrer @Mathew_Winters1 The tick that gives Lyme disease is the black legged tick. The tick that causes AGS is the lonestar tick. It’s possible you encountered both. But as far as I can see online there is no evidence Lyme can cause AGS Tick literacy in the medical field is really bad. Take care

@JohnnySpinu @Jemmathin @TheLaurenChen Alpha gal syndrome was discovered in Australia the same time as it was discovered in the US (2007). It showed up in S Africa in 2009, Japan in 2012. Not sure about the other countries.

@Jemmathin @TheLaurenChen Alpha gal was developed by the usa....

We're not going to eradicate ticks because this is all intentional They literally engineered ticks as bioweapons to deliver things like meat allergies to the population 2026 is set to be the biggest year for tick-borne illnesses

@SecKennedy @CPAC Guess what- if you contract alpha-gal syndrome no more bbq or any red meat for you. No beef, pork, lamb, venison and more protein. Do something about this tick borne disease. And quit with the beef tallow.

After a big day at @CPAC, I went looking for REAL FOOD. Stopped by the Original Roy Hutchins in Trophy Club, TX for protein-packed BBQ.

@MsAJF @McDonalds Shared fryers causes cross contamination. Also, their fries are soaked in beef flavor before they are frozen and shipped.

Yesterday I went to @McDonalds & got a double fish. First fast food I’ve had in a while. Several hours later I started feeling bad - similar to my red meat allergy. Grateful it was mild but does anyone know if they fry their fish in beef tallow? Do their buns contain animal fat?

@joinjen555 @peachgobbler @realMaalouf There are 2 ways to be allergic to beef. Have an allergy to the protein or contract alpha gal syndrome (AGS) from a tick bite. The tick injects the alpha galactose Caen molecule to cause this allergy. It will make a person allergic to all mammalian meat and items with byproducts

@peachgobbler @realMaalouf Nobody is allergic to beef. Someone lied to you.

You see this sign at your workplace. What’s the first thing that comes to mind?

@GonzoHuntress Also she can buy emu, ostrich, chicken, smoked duck, etc here. Love the emu pastrami. Also emo or ostrich burger patties with added duck fat. amaroohills.com/?srsltid=AfmBO…

@BShasta99 The lady that owns the yoga studio I go to has it. It’s very slowly going away (she got bit 6 years ago) but it’s been hell for her, she said she literally has dreams about eating red meat. Has to avoid so many products because of it. AGS is 100% a weapon

Lyme disease is old news at this point - alpha gal syndrome is much more wicked and evil of a creation

@GonzoHuntress She should try emu and ostrich meat. You cook it just like beef and tastes just like beef. I prefer Ostrich filets cooked med rare.I also buy ostrich wings, slow cook like BBQ. Also buy kabob cuts,stir fry cuts.I get emu cuts for fajitas. Salengersostrichproducts.com

@GonzoHuntress Yes. And what’s crazy is after my dad was sick with Lyme, I moved to Arkansas and contracted alpha gal syndrome. AGS is more than an allergy to red meat. Mammalian byproducts are in most OTC/Rx meds,life saving meds,anesthesia,other surgical items,hygiene products,bottled water…

@BShasta99 I’m sorry to hear that. I know a few people with it (one successfully treated it in Germany with extreme heat treatments). My point was that - it’s been around a long time, we’re figuring out treatments, and now there are new potentially much worse engineered diseases

@JRK_was_here @justpassin36937 @EleneMurray @BCharmer6508 @robertlufkinmd Most likely referring to SAAT treatment, a type of acupuncture. It is not a cure, it can put people into remission. Sometimes it comes back and for others it doesn’t work at all and makes their reactions worse. But many people claim it’s a “cure.”

@justpassin36937 @EleneMurray @BCharmer6508 @robertlufkinmd Not relevant to my response which was about a cure method someone claims to have access to. Glad you can copy/ paste, but might need to work on reading comprehension.

As a medical school professor, I teach about APOE4 -- the gene that makes you 2.5x more likely to develop Alzheimer's. We've told patients there's nothing they can do about it. A new JAMA Network Open study of 2,157 adults just proved us wrong. Higher meat consumption completely abolished the APOE4 dementia risk. The data: -> APOE4 carriers with highest meat intake: 55% lower dementia risk -> Their typical 2.5x excess Alzheimer's risk? Gone entirely -> Cognitive decline reversed: +0.32 standard deviations over 10 years -> Unprocessed meat was protective; processed meat was harmful regardless of genotype Researchers propose APOE4 is an evolutionary adaptation to meat-rich diets. The gene isn't a defect -- we just stopped feeding it correctly. This is personalized metabolic medicine. Your genes load the gun, but your diet pulls the trigger -- or puts the safety back on. Full breakdown coming on the Health Longevity Secrets podcast. Source: jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman… #APOE4 #Alzheimers #MetabolicHealth #Nutrition #HealthLongevity

@laughatlilith If you have AGS, you can react to anything with mammalian byproducts. These byproducts are in most OTC/Rx meds, life saving meds, vitamins, supplements, anesthesia, other surgical items, hygiene products, some bottled water and more.

one of my biggest fears is that I have is that I have developed alpha-gal syndrome but have absolutely no idea because I dont eat meat

@GrievousQueef @thematrixb0t Alpha gal syndrome can be contracted by the lone star tick, black legged tick aka deer tick and western black legged tick. And fyi, Lyme is bacterial infection not a virus.

@thematrixb0t Lone Star tick bites are on the rise spreading alpha-gal syndrome.....and its surprising how very few people know there is more than one tick and not just spirochete virus

Wait until the public finds out about Plum Island, NY

@Cheezebergler @Tarmhell Lyme is much worse than alpha gal syndrome.

@Tarmhell At least you didn't get the alpha-gal syndrome tick. Godspeed, broski.

That me dead boys. Got bitten by a tick and contracted lime disease. See you in the next iteration.