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RE: 2 years ago I wrote about the cure for DNA damage. People should pay attention.

in #cancer9 days ago

"If we cannot find a fair way to undo the damage from the mRNA injections forced upon society over the past 3 years, many of our younger generation may fall into debt slavery..."

Indeed, this is the case. However, genetic engineering tools are table top tech. You can edit your genes on your kitchen table with inexpensive tools and store bought DNA. Here you can buy the necessary tools and learn the available information on making such alterations. However, the critical hurdle isn't the tools and techniques of genetic alteration, but the understanding of DNA and our genetics, and the criminal alterations for profit corporations have connived government into forcing on us. That is a fish in a different kettle from the simplicity of genetic engineering. There are thousands of different Cas systems the myriad bacteria that have evolved CRISPR mechanisms to heal their DNA from viral attacks have devised, and people have not even cataloged all of them, much less learned well how they work and how to use them. Cas9 was a revolution. Now we will have to evolve the breadth of Cas systems to encompass the totality of mechanisms that are available, and also learn and understand just what alterations have been made to our genes.

It's likely the manufacturers of these alterations have little idea themselves of what they have done, because it isn't the modmRNA that has made these alterations to our genes, but the DNA contamination of these injections that has, and that contamination is almost certainly mostly accidental, the result of poor manufacturing standards the for profit corporations used because they have been insulated from legal liability for defects in their products.

It's a terrible mess, both industrially, legally, and genetically in our DNA. Figuring out what has been done to us is going to be as difficult and time consuming to understand as is the myriad CRISPR mechanisms and the condition of our genomes prior to alteration.

Thanks!