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Researchers evaluated 137 patients with AGS treated using a specialized form of auricular acupuncture called Soliman Auricular Allergy Treatment (SAAT). The results were striking: among patients with follow-up data, 96% reported remission of symptoms after treatment. Many who had previously been unable to tolerate beef, pork, dairy, or other mammalian foods were reportedly able to reintroduce them without allergic reactions. READ MORE…
A recent peer-reviewed paper titled, Beneficial Bloodsucking, argues that alpha-gal syndrome—the tick-borne condition that can make people allergic to red meat—should be treated as a form of “moral bioenhancement.”
The authors (Western Michigan University professors) argue that because they believe eating meat is morally wrong, intentionally spreading a meat allergy using CRISPR-edited ticks could make people more “virtuous” by forcing them away from mammalian meat.
VLA COMMMENT: STRATEGY: GATES: BY 2030 Everyone will be eating lab grown meat due to the epidemic of genetically engineered ticks In tandem to the Alpha Gal Tick pandemic, Bill Gates has invested in or publicly backed several cultivated (“lab-grown”) meat companies and related alternative-protein ventures. The best-known include:
UPSIDE Foods (formerly Memphis Meats) — one of the earliest and most publicized cultivated meat startups. Bill Gates participated in an early funding round alongside Richard Branson and others.
Mosa Meat — Dutch cultivated beef company known for creating the first lab-grown hamburger in 2013. Gates has been associated broadly with backing alternative proteins, though the original famous Mosa burger was funded by Sergey Brin.
Impossible Foods — not cultivated meat, but plant-based meat alternatives using soy/heme technology. Gates invested early and has publicly praised the company.
Beyond Meat — another major plant-based meat company Gates has spoken favorably about, though his investment involvement has been less central/public than with Impossible Foods.
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