“The prestigious Salk Institute has authored a bombshell revealing that the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein is what’s actually causing vascular damage in covid patients and covid “vaccine” recipients, promoting the strokes, heart attacks, migraines, blood clots and other harmful reactions that have already killed thousands of Americans.
“Critically, all four covid vaccine brands currently in widespread use either inject patients with the spike protein or, via mRNA technology, instruct the patient’s own body to manufacture spike proteins and release them into their own blood.” (Natural News Source)
This floods the patient’s body with the very spike protein that the Salk Institute has now identified as the smoking gun cause of vascular damage and related events (such as blood clots, which are killing many people who take the vaccines). (Natural News source)
“Put simply, it means the “vaccines” (ahem… experimental gene therapy) were designed to contain the very element that’s killing people.
“The false assumption of the vaccine industry is that the spike protein is “inert” and harmless. The Salk Institute proves this assumption to be dangerously inaccurate.” (source)
Is there a way to stop the vascular damage in Covid patients and Covid “vaccine” recipients?
Through research, I learned about shikimic acid, a plant phytochemical that’s touted for reducing platelet aggregation.
There are at least 3 foods in the plant kingdom that contain relevant levels.
Why is shikimic acid important to us?
Shikimic acid offers antiplatelet-aggregating activity, meaning it helps halt blood clots.
1. Steeping fresh pine needles releases shikimic acid
These studies confirm it: Shikimic Acid in Pine Needles and Antiplatelet-aggregating Activity and Analysis of Shikimic Acid in Masson Pine Needles and Antiplatelet-aggregating Activity.
That study found that pine needles provide about two-thirds the shikimic acid of star anise herb:
Masson pine needles = 5.71% shikimic acid
Star anise = 8.95% shikimic acid
That pine needle tea (all the safe pine tree varieties) offers a solution to stop the vascular damage (and is possibly an antidote against the effects of covid vaccine transmission) is really good news!
Researchers at the University of Maine at Orono say extracting shikimic acid from needles of white pine, red pine and other conifer trees is done SIMPLY DONE BY STEEPING the needles in water.
Water acts as a solvent, and through heat and time, some phytochemicals in the pine needles are extracted into the water, making a pine needle tea. (This is how all tea is made.)
Making pine needle tea is easy, and only requires fresh pine needles and hot water!
For THE RECIPE read: Pine Needle Tea: Potential Antidote for Transmission of Spike Protein
2. Fennel seeds are another “plant food” that contains protective shikimic acid
Fennel is a plant in the carrot and celery family. It tastes sweet and licoric-ey and is also highly aromatic. Fennel has been used as medicine for thousands of years.
The active ingredient in fennel seeds is shikimic acid.
Supporting study: Anti-platelet and anti-thrombogenic effects of shikimic acid
Organic fennel seeds are available here. Many sources are now out of stock.
You can simply boil fennel seeds in water and get your own shikimic acid. Some more details in this podcast.
3. Star anise, an unusual star-shaped fruit, counts for most of the world’s production
Star anise contains many medicinal compounds that contribute to its long list of health benefits. In fact, much of the star anise plant production today is used for the extraction of shikimic acid, the active ingredient in flu medications like Tamiflu.
As concerns continue to mount over the threat to global health, the demand for star anise is on the rise (7).
Organic whole star anise is now unavailable, but found organic star anise here.
You can buy STAR ANISE available as a TEA with FENNEL SEED here.
Or make your own blend of organic fennel seeds and organic star anise (that you know are potent and will have the highest efficacy because you know the source). You can also add spices such as cinnamon stick and clove.
The Journal of Medical Virology shows shikimic acid in combo with quercetin, even at low doses, are the most effective to modulate innate immunity in antiviral terms.
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Lastly, did you know that 1/3rd of the world’s production of shikimic acid is obtained from genetically engineered E. coli? 🙁 (second source) May be that is one of the reasons Tamiflu has such a risk for neuropsychiatric and behavior disturbances.
Who ever knew we would need shikimic acid? But God knew and provided.
Plants, grown as intended (sustainably), are an incalculable gift from our Creator. They are the best and surest medicine when used with knowledge and understanding.
“Then God said, “I now give you every seed-bearing plant on the face of the entire earth and every tree that has fruit with seed in it. They will be yours for food.” ~Genesis 1:29
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Kay
Thank you so much for all your research and sharing. My question is Fennel and Star Anise tea for pregnant women? My dil is very concerned about the protein shedding and I’d like to share your post with her and let her know if she can drink this tea or not.
Thank you in advance,
Jacqueline
Hi, Kay! This may be helpful on fennel: (good audio) Is Fennel Safe during Pregnancy? https://www.camillefreeman.com/2020/03/fennel-pregnancy/
Is star anise safe?: https://herblore.com/overviews/herbs-to-avoid-during-pregnancy-and-lactation
Star anise is generally considered safe but may be contaminated with highly toxic Japanese star anise. To ensure the purity of the spice you’re buying, always double-check its source to avoid accidental intoxication.
I hope this helps you and your daughter! I’m praying for this pregnancy!
Bleswsings,
Jacqueline
Norma
Thank you!!! I’m a bit iffy on the pine needles, d on’t feel confident to find my own, and what I saw online (such as flat needle varieties being sold “for tea”). So I’m thankful for the links! Def. getting some of these!
Jacqueline
Hi, Norma! Look at the country and do not buy something you cannot make pretty sure is what they say it is!
I just learned this: Star anise is generally considered safe but may be contaminated with highly toxic Japanese star anise. To ensure the purity of the spice you’re buying, always double-check its source to avoid accidental intoxication. (source: https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/star-anise#risks )
Jeannette
This is fascinating. I need to grab some pine needles from our grove! Easier and free, vs. buying something. What would recommend for dosage? Have tea a few times per week? I am sure we are being exposed to va(( ine shed any time we are in public now. How longer after a shot do people shed? Thank you for all of your research!
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Blessings,
Jacqueline
Joy
Hi Jacque, thank you for another informative and helpful article! Do you know if we can use Anise seed in place of the star Anise with the same results? It seems quite a bit cheaper to purchase the seed ($16 vs $40)!
Jacqueline
Hi, Joy! I honestly do not know, but would have to look to see if there is shikiminc acid in the anise seed so we are comapring apples to apples.
I am sorry I don’t have an answer exactly!
This article mentions anise seeds, but only in context of star anise. https://www.webmd.com/vitamins/ai/ingredientmono-364/star-anise
Joy
Thank you! If I just did the stars and fennel seeds together, would you recommend just pouring boiling water over them in a cup, steeping, and then straining? Or do you think they need to boil on the stovetop for a bit?
Jacqueline
Hi, Joy! It is best not to boil them as it destroys the vit C. Steeping in boiling water is what is recommended.
Mary
Thank you so much.
Can we make tea from fennel seeds?
Regards,
Mary
Jacqueline
Yes, I am going to… just got them! I’m just adding a 1/2 tsp at first to see how weak /strong it makes the tea…
Since I am not pregnant, I am going to use it weak every day I don’t go anywhere and much stronger before and after I/we do!
Blessings and God bless you a you seek Him,
Jacque
Jacqueline
Yes, Mary, that is what we are doing. My fennel seeds just came today. I am going to experiment using a 1/2 tsp of seeds for the first cup to se how strong it makes it. I think since I’m not pregnant, I will take a weaker tea when I’m not going to be around the vac’d and make it quitea bit stronger when I am!
God bless you and protect us all as we seek Him!
Jacque
Heather
Anise seeds and star anise are from 2 separate plants. 😊
Deborah Berko
Thank you Jackie! I have signed up for your emails a few times but am not receiving them. Is it possible “they” are blocking your email distribution as well?
Jacqueline
Yes, it IS possible! They have almost completely shut down my DRAH FB page… I will check with my web helper and see what gives…
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You can also make DRAH your browser page: https://deeprootsathome.com/how-to-make-deep-roots-at-home-your-browser-home-page/
Thank you for your support! ~J
Vicki Lindsey
Could fennel and star anise essential oils be used to make a tea?
Jacqueline
Honestly Vicki, You would need to see if there is shikimic acid in the specific oil you have. Each company has different assay of phytochemicals. It would be helpful to ask the company as they have all that info!
I wish I coiuld be more helpful!
~Jacque
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Joni Kahn
Hi Jacque,
This seems to be a hot topic right now so I am trying to get to the exact details and/or find a lab that may be able to assist.
I have extracted the oil from Organic Fennel Seeds and Organic Star Anise as well as Pine Needles using an ultrasonic cleaner. Now I’ve got Shikimic Acid from these three sources and do not know the safest way to ingest it. Can you suggest a source to have the liquids tested for potency or do you believe they are all ‘safe’ in moderation? Thanks so much for helping each one of us be healthy!
Sincerely, Daisy
Jacqueline
Hi, Joni! You are industrious!! I would see if you can reach Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, who is a chemist and has done asays and such before. With extracting that way, I am not qualified to tell you haw to ingest.
It is oil, right? I do know pine oil is not safe to ingest and esp if pregnant. (and each oil has different safety levels and application methods).
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10593816/
Then Dr. Axe states (for the needles of the Pinus sylvestris tree – sp this may not apply to other pine varieties…).: “Internally: You can consume pine essential oil internally, but this is ONLY recommend for very high-quality oil brands. Look for an oil that is 100 percent pure therapeutic oil. You can add a drop to water or take it as a dietary supplement by mixing with honey or into a smoothie.” https://draxe.com/essential-oils/pine-oil/
Maybe there is a lab near you that would be interesed in this considering it IS a hot topic right now!
I hope that helps. I will pray for fruit from your search, Joni!
Grace and peace,
Jacque
DavetteB, LPN (retired)
Would tincturing these 3 (and possibly dandelion when they) start blooming) extract the needed nutrients?
Also, do you have an article, or link to an article, on how shedding works, (airborne? contact, etc?)? Trying to explain why it matters to someone willing to listen. Thanks
Jacqueline
Hi, DavetteB!
I sure hope so, but that said the studies do say we are getting shikimic acid and so I am going on that.
Making the mixture is an excellent thought (if not pregnant) and you may get a more synergistic coverage.
Yes, there is a really good video in this post:
https://cienciaysaludnatural.com/la-vacunacion-es-la-que-esta-creando-las-variantes-k0-bit-asegura-premio-nobel-luc-montagnier/
And this video is with 4 nurses and Dr. Sherry Tenpenny: https://www.bitchute.com/video/6V7embPgClBI/
Thank you for helping educate!
Blessings!
Jacque
DavetteB, LPN (retired)
Thank you for your reply 🙂 Off to do research.
Marilyn
Could you please post the article from, the Salk institute, I can’t find it? Thanks
Jacqueline
Hi, Marilyn! The link is in the very first sentence in the post. I hope that helps! 😀
Jen
The article says the spike proteins are “safely encoded”:
“Now, a major new study shows that the virus spike proteins (which behave very differently than those safely encoded by vaccines) also play a key role in the disease itself.”
Natural News says otherwise, but the Salk article doesn’t support your opening statement that vaccine recipients are also at risk.
Jacqueline
Hi, Jen!
Here are some things that do support that the experimental gene therapy ‘v’ is damaging people: https://www.brighteon.com/a5b4c10f-ae33-4d7d-b8e2-205ec5f8b7a5
https://www.bitchute.com/video/6V7embPgClBI/
But the most damning is Luk Montagnier, a former Nobl Prize winner saying, “It is clear that the new variants are created by antibody-mediated selection due to vaccination.”
See this short post in French that you can have translated, with 2 very short videos that show the ‘v’ is cauisng much havoc!
https://cienciaysaludnatural.com/la-vacunacion-es-la-que-esta-creando-las-variantes-k0-bit-asegura-premio-nobel-luc-montagnier/
Brenda Holley
Thank you very much for the information provided in your articles! Love that it is avalible in PDF format. Thank you
again!!
BH
John A.
“Making pine needle tea is easy, and only requires fresh pine needles and hot water!”
A very informative article, thank you!
I’m wondering if one might perhaps derive more benefit from the tea by first soaking the pine needles in a small amount of spirits, such as vodka, for a few hours or even overnight, in order to help extract any water insoluble compounds, before adding hot water to make the tea? ….A kind of double extraction, first alcohol, then water. It’s just an idea I had, and I’d be interested to hear your thoughts. Thanks.
Jacqueline
Hi, John! It absolutely makes a lot of sense. I wish I had a lab to do a comparison analysis!
I need to think about that and the steps involved so that your “tea” wouldn’t be too alcoholic since you would want to drink a cup or more a day!
Thank you for adding to the conversation!
~Jacque
Heather
We are surrounded by and drink spruce needle tea in the spring. I’ve tried to locate more info regarding “other conifer trees” as addressed in the article. Has anyone found info on the shikimic acid content in spruce tree needles? Thank you!
Jacqueline
Heather, spruce are safe for this and do contain shikimic acid, but as for the specific amounts I have not seen a list with values for each kind of tree. I would imagine in this case they are similar.
There is a comparison of percents listed between Masson pine and star anise in this post: https://deeprootsathome.com/3-foods-that-contain-shikimic-acid-to-halt-transmission/
Lorraine
I cannot find any info if spruce needles contain shikimic acid. Also have blue spruce. Can I use these to get the necessary acid?
Jacqueline
Hi, Lorraine! Yes, please read this whole post for the exact details. https://deeprootsathome.com/3-foods-that-contain-shikimic-acid-to-halt-transmission/
The information you want is in there and there is more here on just the pine trees that are safe with lots of source links!
I hope that helps!
~Jacqueline
Mariel Castillo
Hi Jaquie!! I read your article about pine needles, fennel and star anise. I even got to the woods (we don’t have pines in our backyards in Mexico hahaha) and got some pine needles but it is difficult to know if they are the good ones or the toxic ones. So i thought I rather prepare a mix of star anise and fennel.
Does the star anise and fennel has the same effects as antidote for the shedding that the pine needles?
Thank you so much for this info and your answer!!!!
Mariel
Jacqueline
They all have different levels of shikimic acid and that amount (level) would be established in a lab, but we do know they all have good levels.
A study found that pine needles provide about two-thirds the shikimic acid of star anise herb:
Masson pine needles = 5.71% shikimic acid
Star anise = 8.95% shikimic acid
If you get a chance, listen to the podcast in this post. he is talking about fennel, it’s level of Shikimic acid, and how to extract it:
https://deeprootsathome.com/3-foods-that-contain-shikimic-acid-to-halt-transmission/
I think it is wise not to use an un-IDd pin tree! Good decison!
God bless you!
~Jacque
Pamela nevels
Greatful day Jacque,
My body alerts me quickly when I’m around a V person. I’m a wedding photographer with several summer weddings coming up. How would your recommendation me drinking the tea?
Before and/or after and how much? Also where can I Order?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Sincerely,
Pam
Jacqueline
Hi, Pamela!
When in the presence of those who’ve had the V, I would have a strong cup of either fennel, or pine, or dandelion tea (or a combination) before and after. I would also consider doing a TRS detox besides.
Since TRS removes all excess, positively charged (meaning toxic) metals, if there are any added metallic nano-particles in the gene modification”v”s for future tracking (GPS ot AI) purposes, TRS is a cost-effective, brilliant, and simple way to bind them and remove them deeply (cellularly as well as in the gut and blood). Or, if you just want to strengthen your immune system.
Here is some basic information:
FAQ on my website: https://inspiredhealthtrs.cosevatrs.com/faq/ reads:
AdvancedTRS contains nano-clinoptilolite and water (just 2 ingredients). Clinoptilolite itself has been shown to:
—Bind heavy metals and over 80,000 toxins
—Adjust the balance of vital nutrients like iron & calcium
—Support healthy intestinal microflora and work to balance pH
—Promote healthy immune function
If you’ve never heard of TRS before, please read Avalyn’s Story: https://deeprootsathome.com/avalyns-story-how-trs-a-safe-heavy-metal-detox-can-help-you-and-your-child/
I do complimentary coaching via email with every order through my link, https://inspiredhealthtrs.cosevatrs.com/ or you can friend me at https://www.facebook.com/jacque.line.357/
Please contact me if you have any questions! I am here to guide.
Blessings, Jacque
Tom
Hi, thanks for the info.
Are any of these safe to take whilst breastfeeding?
Jacqueline
Hi, Tom!
It’s the dandelion post your want – safe for pregnancy and breastfeeding: https://deeprootsathome.com/can-this-1-herb-prevent-miscarriage/
I hope that helps! Neither pine, no fennel, nor star anise is safe in pregnancy or breastfeeding.
I hope that helps!
God bless your family!
~Jacqueline
Stacey
Would a tincture of white pine, star anise, and fennel seeds provide the same benefit as making teas of these things?
Thanks so much!
Jacqueline
Yes, Stacey, and in some ways it is possibly more comprehnesive or borad spectrum as each plant have a different array of phytochemicals.
Rick Dewhirst
All the jabs instruct the body to produce the S protein. None are simply an injection of s protein. Just trying to help!
Jacqueline
Yes, Rick, I get that!
This is written specifically for those who are NOT vacc’d and want to lower risks of clotting issues from transmission from those who ARE vacc’d!
Thank you,
~Jacqueline
Mary
Can I use pine essential oil by Young living instead of pine needle tea
Jacqueline
Mary, the word is that it is not the same, and the plant componenets do not contain shikimic acid like the brewed needles do.
Also, there are a number of differnt pine-type oils and you would need to look at the assay of each different one to see the list of phytochemicals in it.
I hope that helps!
Jacque
Shawn G
Thank you for this article about an antidote to transmission!
I made a fermented soda with our juniper tree leaves, sugar and water, leaving it to get bubbly for about a week or so. It’s very refreshing! I take a few sips every other day or so. Is this a proper dosage?
Do you think it has a good amount of shikimic acid, if any, or would steeping produce more?
What about using the berries instead?
Jacqueline
Hi, Shawn G.!
I am not sure what tree exactly you are using so I can’t speak to how much shikimic acid it has.
If you have you ID’d this juniper tree for safety, then it is good as juniper is safe, but I am not sure what you mean by “leaves”.
If they are prickly and have dark blue berries, it is likely juniper.
I am not sure how much to ingest but if it is a weaker brew, you should be fine with a couple cups. Not for use in pregnancy!
It is white pine or spruce “needles” that contain shikimic acid. Their amounts have been measured.
This post mention shikimic acid: https://www.superfoodly.com/juniper-berries/
Other things you can extract shikimic acid from are fennel and star anise:
https://deeprootsathome.com/3-foods-that-contain-shikimic-acid-to-halt-transmission/
I would always get confirmation of safety before you ingest berries of any tree except hawthorne and elderberry.
I hope that helps, and it sounds like you are a master fermenter!
Blessings, Jacqueline
Phoebe
Sweet gum balls also contain shikimic acid. It is uncertain if it is effective against flu, but seems that the mechanism for anti-clotting is a different one.
Jacqueline
Phoebe, I had started writing a post on exactly that, but had to stop for lack of more solid evidence. Please share anything you have here with me!
I would sure appreciate it!
Blessings, Jacque
Shawn
Just watched MMS/CLO2 documentary. More hope of healing coming out!
Jacqueline
Shawn, thank you for telling me about this! ~Jacque