
11/06/2025
Healing components: Nicotinamide
Prevention of Covid-venom spike protein attaching to receptor sites
Available in homeopathic preparation Nicotiana Tabacum, with no biological ill effects from added chemicals. Also available in tomatoes, aubergines and other plants and vegetables.
- Smoking to***co - unhealthy ONLY because they add chemicals
The To***co plant heals Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s and other neurological imbalances, the Covid Venom attaches to ni****ne receptors in the brain therefore nicotinamide ( non addictive, the additives are addictive) - ni****ne- nicotinamide protects against the Covid venom as nicotinamide is occupying the receptor sites so the Covid venom cannot.
World Whealth Organisation : Stop demonising the To***co plant and adding chemicals as it is known that it is a key healer in the plant kingdom, hence the all out campaign to remove this from the Earth’s repertoire of healing tools.
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Oh, to***co.
You were once a revered elder.
The breath between realms.
The grounding force in ceremony.
You weren’t meant to be laced with poison.
You weren’t meant to be burned in addiction.
You were meant to be held with reverence.
We don’t need ni****ne patches.
We need to***co patches.
Real ones.
Gentle doses of sacred grounding
delivered through skin,
not lungs.
To***co can be used in many ways beyond smoke:
• As an oil on the skin, in tiny doses, for grounding and ancestral connection
• In poultices or salves, to draw out inflammation
• In water rituals for blessing or clearing
• Placed on the altar, not the ashtray
• Carried, not consumed
It was never meant to be inhaled
through bleached filters and corporate death.
It was meant to remind us—
we are breathing with the Earth.
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We are not asking the plants to change.
We are asking ourselves to remember how to meet them.
This is the return of the Garden.
This is the moment we stop setting it on fire
and begin listening again.
The Garden never left us.
We just forgot how to walk through it without a match.
But now—
we remember.
***coHealing
Prevents venomous Covid spike protein from attaching to receptor sites