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I am a Aussie farmer who was taught in school that the food we eat is also our medicine. In the early eighties a Wheat rust virus was supposedly spreading out of Africa and was going to wipe out the world’s wheat crops cause they had no immunity to this virus. This is a fact. The response to this threat was to create a Wheat variety that has protection from the rust virus then cross that variety with every other variety in the World. In a under ground book shop around this time I read that the New Variety of Wheat had the Opium plant spliced into it to create Genetically Mutated Wheat in the Eighties.. I always had my doubts about this.. But today it sounds like the normal.. And is this why Wheat has become poisonous to a lot of people.. Would really appreciate your thoughts on this Mark. And thank you for standing up as a Good Man in the middle of Hell. 🙏

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Very interesting. As a kid I used to eat the fruit of the Sandalwood and Quangdong tree, then eat the kernel inside the seed. The kernel has the exact same taste as the Apricot Kernel. I wonder if they have an anti parasite component? Gumbi gumbi is the only known Australian native to have parasite control. I believe the reason the Kakadu Plum is so high in vitamin C is cause the available diet was so scarce, what was available had to be really high in vitamins and minerals to nurture Humans. Our Mother Earth provides for all her Parasites..

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Gumbi gumbi? You know more about these plants than I do!

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