Revisiting meat allergies, alpha-gal, ticks and gelatin with help from Weston A. Price and Sasha Latypova
we have an unquestioned orthodoxy problem
Last year, I wrote a post exploring possible links between Alpha-gal syndrome/meat allergies and Bill Gates’ cattle ticks and artificial meat.
Is Bill Gates Ticking You Off?
Thanks to recent headlines, millions of people will have gastrointestinal symptoms after a summer barbecue and wonder if they might now have Alpha-gal syndrome, a condition caused by an immune reaction to the sugar alpha-gal, which is found in red meat, dairy, gelatin and some medications. The condition is being linked to lone star ticks, which are said…
But Sasha Latypova recently offered a perspective that has me revisiting:
This is my recent email exchange with a member of the Solari Report team. This was a very useful discussion for me and that’s why I am sharing it with you. I am also linking an excellent article on gelatin driven anaphylaxis to red meat which is meticulously researched and sourced, including 50 references. Make sure to subscribe and read Solari.com and Weston Price Foundation. I have no affiliation with either organization.
Note that I do not dismiss Lyme disease, as I think it is very real. However, I agree that ticks (or “weaponized” ticks, whatever that means) are likely not the primary cause of it. Ticks may be involved as an additional vector between anaphylactized humans or humans and animals (passive anaphylaxis). “Weaponized” ticks, mosquitoes and viruses are typical misdirections, gaslighting narratives designed to make you fear the invisible unknown threats and clamor for more government protection. This is how the the trillion-dollar “biodefense” racket get justified by the same people who poison you with 100 “very safe” vaccines. Don’t fall for this.
I still think weaponized ticks and mosquitoes play a significant role, but agree that landing on that one explanation and proclaiming it “the answer” does not serve.
The Weston A Price article breaks down some of the “wobbly underlying logic” of the tick hypothesis, although it doesn’t address genetic engineering of ticks and how that might impact the bigger picture.
But it does highlight the problem of unquestioned orthodoxy.
The tick hypothesis rapidly became unquestioned orthodoxy, although researchers even now admit that they do not understand what mechanism links tick bites to an IgE response. Nor do “all tick bite[s] per se or a tick bite from one particular species result in the problem.”
It also makes a strong case for gelatin being a major culprit:
That vaccines might bear significant responsibility for the alpha-gal phenomenon warrants consideration for a number of reasons. First, the explosion in food allergies that started around 1990 coincides temporally with the dramatic expansion of the childhood vaccine schedule as well as the more gradual but steady expansion of vaccine recommendations for adults. Second, gelatin, according to a recent review, “is the vaccine component responsible for most allergic reactions to vaccine, for both IgE and non IgE mediated reactions,” even in individuals without a gelatin allergy.30 Third, Japan has produced a wealth of documentation about the connection between gelatin-containing vaccines and anaphylactic reactions, in particular.31 One Japanese study traced “a strong causal relationship between gelatin-containing DTaP [diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis] vaccination, anti-gelatin IgE production, and risk of anaphylaxis following subsequent immunization with live viral vaccines which contain a larger amount of gelatin.”32 Finally, well before alpha-gal came along, studies had linked bovine serum albumin (BSA) to meat allergies,33,34 and BSA is widely used in the cell cultures that produce vaccines.35 (Recall that the cetuximab drug that prompts alpha-gal-type anaphylaxis is likewise made in a non-primate mammalian culture, although murine rather than bovine or porcine.)
This is just a glimpse of a comprehensive article. I recommend reading it here.
But I’m stuck on this “unquestioned orthodoxy” idea. I think this is what globalist agendas weaponized most.
Once we agree on climate change orthodoxy, globalist mad science weaponizes weather and promotes offshore wind, electric cars and smart cities.
Once we agree that “vaccines save lives,” everything that can cause a sniffle or a rash can be deemed dangerous or deadly and there will be a vaccine for it (while behind the scenes bioweapons are created and leaked).
Once we agree that ticks are the problem… Bill Gates works on ticks… and makes fake meat.
Absolute thinking is not our friend. It’s why ideology is tearing us apart.
We don’t get to land on being right and stop growing. We don’t get to wash our hands of thinking because “experts”. We don’t get to be self righteous. These are blinders.
It’s a trap!
It’s not really about the ticks or the alpha-gal… or “the answer.” It’s about the revisiting and catching myself getting stuck on an idea (which ironically is unquestioned orthodoxy in this case)… which kind of happens every day.
It’s a practice. If you got this far, thanks for practicing with me.
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You know my wife who like yourself and Ross, is a graduate of PCOM, does treat Lymes and alphagal. She has told me many times that some patients come in thinking they might have one/either of these conditions but actually do not. Or conversely, some will have those conditions, get treated for it and then mistake other influences as the diseases "coming back".
Unlike a western medicine doctor, she doesn't have the luxury to blame the patient if her treatment does not work. She will do an assessment and treat whatever is going on. Lymes/alphagal or not. Sometimes Lymes/alphagal and other things simultaneously that have overlapping symptoms.
Many people, being very effectively brainwashed by establishment "healthcare", only seek "alternative" treatments after having made several rounds with western doctors with no relief. So, by the time the give up on that process, they can be deeply affected by numerous imbalances, allergies, and other less-than healthy conditions (to include the emotional body).
I even know a guy whose wife has alphagal diagnosed (by western doctors), but "doesn't believe in alternative medicine", so she can't even go near a restaurant that serves red meat. She can't even smell it, or she goes into some sort of shock. Also, she can't take certain medications because, big surprise, they include whatever traces of animal proteins.
Some people will apparently prefer a substantially degraded condition of health with little to no relief than, god forbid, considering that a different way might be more valuable. Meanwhile, my wife's practice has no open slots. Long, long, waiting list. Some people never get to see her that want to.
"Maybe you should go see an acupuncturist?"
"Well I don't like needles!"
"OMG! The first person in history that doesn't like needles, where absolutely everyone else enjoys them thoroughly! Good call! I'm sure you'll suffer zero discomfort seeing your MD!"
Thank you! Re "genetic engineering" - it does not exist. Nobody can genetically engineer anything because nobody knows what genes do or how to make them do anything. I strongly suspect they are imaginary mathematical concepts and do not represent anything real in biology. Current GMOs are basically selective breeding, sometimes starting from initial injury to produce some effects/variations to select from.