The Silence is Deafening
I have not heard from any oncologists, ophthalmologists, or others since my last update (nor has anyone confirmed Wolbachia genes in the blood — and any excised tissue — will be conducted).
On Twitter, I've been tagging government agencies with screenshots of studies that prove Wolbachia pipientis is harmful.
This summer, I was shocked to see mainstream media encouraging men — who wish to conceive — to eat oysters.
Yelp even sent out this post via email.
And CBC recently published a story about cultivating oysters.
Earlier, the CBC listed oysters as one of 7 things that should be on your end-of-summer bucket list.
And the highlighted Google result (shown in my intro image) suggested oysters as the top pick.
The 2010 study snippet (bottom half of intro image) proves what makes sense: filter feeders (oysters, clams, krill, baleen whales, many species of fish and even some birds) will be the first to become infected with Wolbachia.
And there are several more recent papers that tie eating raw oysters to other pathogens, especially norovirus.
However, you need to know that Wolbachia is not routinely tested for (hence my petitions).
On a Related Note
Earlier this summer, I've read posts encouraging people to go in our lakes for a swim.
Nervous about taking a dip in Lake Ontario? These 258 swimmers might change your mind.
Small cuts or abrasions, lake water in your eyes, nose, mouth and possibly genital tract are all sources of entry for Wolbachia.
More Evidence: Minke Whale Deaths
Apparently, 14 minke whales have died in the Maritimes, largely around northern New Brunswick.
But it gets worse (and there is almost ZERO media covering this):
14 + 38 = 52 dead minke whales
Yet, only one in four or five washes ashore (according to Dr. Hamilton's research).
= 260 dead minke whales
Even If You Have No Background in Science
There is a deadly pathogen in our waterways. I did not know until 2018 that Wolbachia-infected Aedes releases were also carried out in New York and Kentucky. I only knew about Florida and California (and other places around the world).
What is Shocking
Wolbachia has been found to ENHANCE dengue in the Aedes genes of mosquito (which it was alleged to prevent). This study was sent to me anonymously (many researchers and scientists are being threatened).
NOTE: It is ONLY cited by three but should be making news headlines everywhere and putting these releases to a permanent end.
Ecologists, environmentalists, and others should be employed on a mass scale to try to restore the ecological balance in these regions of the world.
But, the silence is deafening.
I get the sense that the "buck is being passed" and that in order to be tested for Wolbachia genes in the blood (and any excised tissues), you will need to secure legal help.
Recently, one of my Twitter followers, Ryan Armstrong, a public health and consumer advocate with a PhD in biomedical engineering, and a member of Bad Science Watch, granted me permission to point to his guide:
How To: Complaints Against Canadian Health Professionals
Much of what he has written will help those of you in the United States too. He's active on Twitter and extremely responsive, I strongly suggest you follow him at @ryarmst.
In the meantime, I will keep you posted if I hear anything. I am more active on Twitter now, feel free to follow me @GetMyGist.
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Take good care,
Rose
Latest paper (with citations and screenshots): http://www.infobarrel.com/How_Bill_Gates_Managed_to_Fool_Us_All
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