

NightLight
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@BriteNightLight
Straight arrow. Determined critical thinker. Nothing is as we’ve been brainwashed to accept. Open minded truth seeker. 🇦🇺🦘🐨




When do we get to see Stanley Woodward’s “resignation letter” so we know he’s actually leaving the DOJ for real this time? Why is it that he is so protected when it’s clear the people in charge want him gone and have wanted him gone for months? Crazy how much people go out of their way to run cover for a Democrat saboteur who is bad at his job. It’s just ridiculous. So much time wasted.




Minneapolis city leaders to consider bathhouses that allow sexual activity startribune.com/minneapolis-or…




We are about to publish the LARGEST human ivermectin-cancer study ever conducted. After 6 months, many patients reported their cancer was GONE. HUNDREDS of preclinical studies have shown anti-parasitics attack tumors via 12 distinct mechanisms across more than 12 cancer types.



Hydrogen Peroxide Destroys Bacteria, Viruses, Yeast, Spores and Fungi, According to CDC!! What is Hydrogen Peroxide? It (H2O2) is a chemical compound composed of two hydrogen atoms and two oxygen atoms. It is a pale blue liquid in its pure form but appears colorless when diluted. Hydrogen peroxide is commonly available in concentrations ranging from 3% for household use to 35% for industrial applications. It is a versatile disinfectant due to its ability to produce reactive oxygen species that can attack and destroy various pathogens. How Does It Work? Hydrogen peroxide works by releasing oxygen molecules when it comes into contact with organic material. This release of oxygen creates a highly reactive environment that can damage the cell walls of microorganisms, leading to their inactivation. Here’s how it affects different types of pathogens: 🦠 Bacteria: It can penetrate bacterial cell walls, leading to oxidative stress that damages essential cellular components, ultimately causing cell death. 🦠Viruses: It disrupts the viral envelope or capsid, rendering the virus inactive and unable to infect host cells. 🦠Spores: Spores are highly resistant forms of bacteria or fungi. Hydrogen peroxide can penetrate the tough outer layers of spores, leading to their inactivation. 🦠Yeast and Fungi: Similar to bacteria, the disinfectant disrupts the cell walls of yeast and fungi, leading to cellular damage and death. The CDC’s Stance on Hydrogen Peroxide… The CDC recognizes hydrogen peroxide as an effective disinfectant against a broad spectrum of microorganisms. It is listed as a sterilant and high-level disinfectant, capable of inactivating bacteria, viruses, spores, yeast, and fungi. The CDC recommends its use in healthcare settings for sterilizing medical instruments and surfaces due to its efficacy and safety profile. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…




