Our bodies and blood have negative charge, so anything positive that gets into the blood tends to cause clotting, which clogs capillaries and causes microstrokes in organs. Spike proteins in viruses and vaxes have areas of strong positive charge.
Cooking kills pathogens in food and makes some foods more digestible etc.
There are a lot of healthful foods, and the digging in soil activity , itself helps our gut bacterial balance to be more healthy. Avoid bioweapons in your body whenever possible.
Those who have accepted them should stop accepting them. Damage keeps worsening.
I just cook my (sliced) okra up gumbo style, with tomato (or sauce) onion, garlic, oil, water, salt and a little cut-up hot pepper. I can eat a lot of that. (I don't eat critters)
Raw foods are said to contain negative charge, while cooked foods contain positive charge. That's according to some Earthing videos I've seen lately.
AMidwesternDoctor thinks positive charge in vaxes are what make them so harmful. See https://amidwesterndoctor.substack.com/p/why-does-every-vaccine-often-cause
Our bodies and blood have negative charge, so anything positive that gets into the blood tends to cause clotting, which clogs capillaries and causes microstrokes in organs. Spike proteins in viruses and vaxes have areas of strong positive charge.
Cooking kills pathogens in food and makes some foods more digestible etc.
There are a lot of healthful foods, and the digging in soil activity , itself helps our gut bacterial balance to be more healthy. Avoid bioweapons in your body whenever possible.
Those who have accepted them should stop accepting them. Damage keeps worsening.
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Wow, GIANT okra!! In Europe okra is the size of a little finger and smaller!
This okra is big AND good.
:-)
You know that, in India, Okra is also known as "Lady Finger"?
Damn - I wouldn't want them giant fingers any where near me :-))
These are really better tasting than any of the other 6 or so other varieties I grew.
Texas Hill Country Red heirloom okra is da-Bomb.
Just curious, what is your favorite okra dish?
I just cook my (sliced) okra up gumbo style, with tomato (or sauce) onion, garlic, oil, water, salt and a little cut-up hot pepper. I can eat a lot of that. (I don't eat critters)
Yes! I did not have "The Mule" in mind, but I also read the Foundation series and the Dune series.
Sweet potatoes would be ok, too. Armies don't dig potatoes. It's not worth their effort. They will take your stored grains and beans, though.