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Thank you...always valuable info I put into action. I have been taking humic and fulvic acid and want to try the pomegranate peels but they are tough to find in the average grocery store.

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I live in a rural area of central Texas and have had my property for 30 years now. Arthropods have been on a downhill slide here for probably the last 20 years of that. My property was teaming with life when I bought it. Now we don't even have house flies this year! And I have cow pastures on two sides of me. I am hearing about this decline from everyone I talk to about it. There are now memes appearing about it online which tells you many are now becoming aware of what is occurring. City dwellers are less likely to notice this decline, which is most people.

I am also being told by someone in SW Ohio, far from the derailment, that the vegetation where he is began to get sick and die 2 years ago. He and his neighbors have dying trees all over their properties. He tells me that not only insects but animals like squirrels are disappearing. The local veterinary hospitals and those in adjacent Indiana are clogged 24/7 with animals, especially cats apparently, suffering from acute lower respiratory issues.

He says that everything in the area where he lives stays covered in a dusty looking residue that sometimes appears to have filaments of some kind in it. He has recently been diagnosed with MS and is hearing of many cases of strange neurological disorders, even in the neighboring Amish communities that never took the vaxxes.

Something is definitely up and you are 100% correct to evoke Rachel Carson's Silent Spring. It is not hyperbole to do that at this point. I am trying to get my friend in Ohio to document what he is seeing but he is now so focused on trying to beat this MS diagnosis that he is concentrating on that and you can hardly blame him.

If you have any advice about MS and other neurological problems I'm all ears. Thanks Jen for all you do and your wonderful posts!

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