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Unlocking the secrets of regeneration - huge new interview with Sayer Ji

We have a bombshell interview today with Sayer Ji, focused on "regeneration" via biophysics. Did you know that certain plant molecules are cardio-regenerative? They help your body grow back damaged heart tissue. There are also natural substances that allow your body to regrow nerves, neurological cells and tissue cells, yet modern medicine tries to withhold this information from you to make you a prisoner to their pharma agenda. Get the astonishing, inspiring full story in today's Brighteon Broadcast News episode, featuring the full interview with Sayer Ji, right here: https://www.brighteon.com/channels/hrreport

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Read More FBI says it has partially verified details in bribery allegations involving Joe and Hunter Biden FBI agents informed the Delaware U.S. attorney's office that they had already verified numerous details in an FD-1023 detailing allegations of bribery involving then-Vice President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, a source toldThe Federalist. According to the outlet, when the Pittsburgh FBI... Read More 12 Ways to cool your house during a summer power outage Here are some tips to ensure your home stays cool and comfortable for you and your family when the power fails during summer.  Close your windows during the day When the power goes out, keep as much cool air as possible by closing the windows in your house during the day to keep... 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JP Morgan Chase targets Dr. Mercola's staff and family members with vicious de-banking

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Although JP Morgan Chase was thrilled to do business with Jeffrey Epstein, they are de-banking Dr. Joseph Mercola, his staff and their family members (including their children), committing another atrocious act of financial terrorism against those who refuse to parrot official covid lies. We cover this in today's Brighteon Broadcast News, which also reveals that Yellow freight is reportedly going to declare bankruptcy on Monday, thrusting commercial shipping operations into chaos across the United States. The supply chain is about to receive a thrashing, and it's all part of Biden's planned demolition of the U.S. economy. Catch all this news and more in today's Brighteon Broadcast News at Brighteon: https://www.brighteon.com/channels/hrreport

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