How Tobacco Became Evil
This is how people came to believe that tobacco kills people.
The Native Americans and the Old Timers never had any health problems, and it was the addition of carcinogenic pesticides that brought today’s negative beliefs about tobacco.
In 1957, when pesticides were first used in the manufacture of tobacco, people began to see users get sick. All people could see was the tobacco, and not the invisible pesticide within products like cigars, cigarettes, chewing tobacco, and snuff.
There you have it, overnight tobacco became evil.
Now tobacco users are being heavily taxed in the name of children and health care. If they really cared about health they would tell users to take their vitamin c daily, and to only be consumers of organic tobacco. Instead, they make it political and take away the power from the people.
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Mission Statement
To have Tobacco companies find and remove the chemical pesticide used during Tobacco manufacture, making all commercial tobacco organic, as it was prior to 1957.
To provide tobacco users with Organic tobacco.
To reveal and heal the harmful nocebo programing effects of the fraudulous and slanderous propoganda about tobacco and smokers.
To Have A Warning Placed On Cigarette And RYO Packages That Say, “Take 2 Grams Of Vitamin C Per Daily For Your Health.”.
To help those who are ready to release the craving TO smoke.
To teach those who are Willing the method of diserning Truth from Falsehood.
To be an example of integrity for all of mankind.
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THE BLOOD OF KOUAN KOUAN
Here’s the only data on cancer among smokers living in primitive society that I’ve been able to find.
In the virgin tropical forests of the Amazon, the region with the richest biodiversity in the world, an unspeakable crime has been and is still being committed against humankind. Texaco is accused of dumping 18.5 billion gallons of toxic oil waste into the Ecuadorian Amazonia. Petroecuador, the state oil company, is accused of causing hundreds of oils spills into the jungle.
Ancient native populations are considered invisible and expendable, victims of the oil companies’ easy profiteering. They are disappearing on a massive scale, as pollution kills the animals they hunt and causes illnesses until recently UNKNOWN to them, such as cancer.
I find this very interesting because the American Cancer Society’s The Tobacco Atlas isn’t saying anything about these primitive societies who have been using tobacco in just about every way imaginable for a very long time without any illnesses or cancer until now. The way that tobacco is consumed varies from tribe to tribe, but it is smoked, snuffed, the juice is drunk, and some tribes prefer the tobacco enema.
Let’s look at the differences between the tobacco we’re smoking and their tobacco. We’re smoking a different species called Nicotiana Tobacum, which is less potent, grows larger leaves, and is manufactured commercially with the use of pesticides. Their tobacco is the smaller, more potent Nicotiana Rustica that is grown organically in the virgin soils of the Amazon. In my opinion, all the cancer in our society comes from the heavy smoking of the weaker, poisoned tobacco, and all the negative propoganda saying that tobacco kills (ever heard of the law of attraction or the placebo effect?).
Also, by living naturally in the jungle they receive better nutrition from their diets than most of us in the civilized world do. The human body doesn’t produce it’s own vitamin c unlike like most mammals, it has to be obtained through diet, and smoking causes the body to use up its vitamin c to repair the cells damaged by the oxidative stress. A couple grams every day is required by the body for optimal health.
So, to recap. (1) Our tobacco is posioned with a pesticide. (2) Vitamin C prevent’s cellular damage caused by smoking. (3) Organically grown tobacco is not injurious to ones health.
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Reference: THE BLOOD OF KOUAN KOUAN.
