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I once did a big review of the toxic effects of aldehydes, especially on the brain, sharing in case it useful: https://www.outthinkingparkinsons.com/articles/dopamine-aldehyde?rq=aldehydes

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Thanks very much Gary. Aldehydes explain a great percentage of Alumina refinery cancers and deaths in Western Australia. I met victims and their families when working with the Alumina Widows and Workers Action Group.

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Was there any signs of increased incidence of parkinson's in that group?

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Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and Parkinsonism-dementia (PD) are neurodegenerative diseases that have also been associated with aluminium.

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Will have to check, long time ago.

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I’m reading it, Gary.

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Feb 4, 2023·edited Feb 4, 2023Liked by GeoffPainPhD

So in many ways batch variation could be caused by poor manufacturing, (as Sasha Latypova has highlighted), as well as little or no quality control. All originally in an attempt to rush out the batches and maximise profits. Then there is the added factor of transportation and storage before use, the early stipulation for "extremely low temperatures" suddenly seemed to disappear, and it almost became a case of, "stick it in the fridge and use as necessary". Perhaps those batches which were stored properly kept more mRNA intact and were therefore more dangerous to the vaccinee, whereas others may have simply degraded and become almost useless (and less dangerous!)

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Putting extra poison in the poison so you can get poisoned while you also get poisoned

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Thank you!

I just sent your article to Jeff and Erica on rense.com.

Let's hope that they will discuss it.

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Would that dose be meaningful in the body though. Acetaldehyde gets made in the liver if the enzymes are overwhelmed. What is the required dose to manifest symptomatically?

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Acetaldehyde is a recognized hazard. The toxicology of intramuscular injection is not likely to have been thoroughly investigated beyond known hypersensitivity. I'll see what dilutions have been used in skin prick testing.

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I was thinking of how to answer that question too, and probably a study where e.g. mice had encephalopathy induced by it would list the molar concentrations used.

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1,1 Diethoxyethane from Acetaldehyde is stated to be a known Neurotoxin, so I will have to go hunting for details

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