Dr. Chris Martenson's YouTube podcasts have been invaluable. I also listen to few other ones, this one is a very good update.
Latest information on the so-called long ... - Cure Parkinson's
Latest information on the so-called long haulers and the symptoms of covid-19. You definitely don't want to get this virus.
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Worth a listen...
Long-term health effects are seriously scary. This 1 example, Hannah, her whole life is destroyed.
It doesn't open for me.
I don't know why. I just tried it and it does open. do a YouTube search for Peak Prosperity look for the latest podcast. Sorry about it also, what I found out, you have to click on SEE POST first and then all the stuff should open on there.,
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