by Dr. Ariyana Love
“Declassified CIA docs prove infected ticks were deployed from low-flying C-130s over U.S. soil and sugarcane fields under JFK.
Plum Island — the Army’s old biowarfare lab just miles from Lyme, CT — was ground zero. Radioactively tagged lone star ticks (hundreds of thousands released in Virginia in the 1960s) triggered the Lyme disease explosion we’re STILL suffering from today.
Lone Star ticks weren’t even supposed to be here. Suddenly they were EVERYWHERE — along with Lyme arthritis, Rickettsia, Babesia, and more. Coincidence? Malone says NO. This was deliberate field testing of bioweapons using ticks and mosquitoes.
Our own government turned American citizens into lab rats. Millions sick, lives ruined, doctors gaslighting patients for decades… while the cover-up continues.
Heads. Must. Roll.
Wake up, America. This isn’t “conspiracy theory” anymore — it’s declassified reality.”
Valerie Anne Smith@ValerieAnne1970
🚨Dr. Robert Malone CONFIRMS — U.S. Government Dropped RADIOACTIVE TICKS on Americans as Bioweapons! Declassified CIA docs prove infected ticks were deployed from low-flying C-130s over U.S. soil and sugarcane fields under JFK. Plum Island — the Army’s old biowarfare lab just
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I’m getting more reports of bioweapon poisoning from a tick bites. The symptoms are similar with everyone, which include: headaches, constipation, and violent reactions from eating meat and all dairy, specifically red meat (beef). Everyone has a very painful rash all over the body, like a chemical burn. People are experiencing an explosion of GMO parasites and Sentinels, which inflict severe pain. These parasites spread rapidly, while GMO bacteria and radiation target the GI tract. Everyone struggles to sleep and remain hydrated due to the radiation poisoning from the Sentinel tick bites. The red rash burns on skin becomes very dry and cracks the skin open. I’m making a topical ointment for clients and internal essential oil blend to protect cells after radiation exposure.
I have compiled a list of natural medicines that detox, provide antioxidant support, and shield your cells from ionizing radiation and DNA damage.
Dehydration is a primary and severe symptom of radiation poisoning, known as Acute Radiation Syndrome (ARS). It typically arises during acute poisoning, due to damage to the body’s rapidly dividing cells, particularly in the gastrointestinal tract and bone marrow. It’s critical to remain hydrated. Alkaline water from a water store or via a filter is ideal to use due to its superior ability to be absorbed by cells.
Gastrointestinal Syndrome: Exposure to high doses (typically >6–10 Gy) destroys the intestinal lining, leading to intractable nausea, vomiting, and severe diarrhea. This fluid loss, combined with the inability to absorb nutrients, results in severe dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, and diminished plasma volume.
Cardiovascular/CNS Syndrome: At extremely high doses (>20–50 Gy), rapid onset of watery diarrhea and circulatory collapse causes immediate and fatal dehydration.
The role of glutathione in the radiation response:
Radiation interacts with biological systems to produce many types of molecular lesions. Much of the molecular damage is of little consequence for cell killing. The lesions that are most likely to contribute to cell killing are DNA lesions produced by clusters of radicals. The formation of radical clusters is characteristic of ionizing radiation and accounts for its high efficiency as a cytotoxic agent. The mechanism by which these lesions kill cells is likely the formation of DNA double-strand breaks, which ultimately result in chromosomal breaks. Some other types of molecular lesions induced by radiation may contribute to subtler mechanisms of cell damage. For instance, radiation induces a self-destructive process (apoptosis) in certain cell types, and the molecular lesions that initiate this process have not been identified. Glutathione (GSH) is a versatile protector. Several distinct mechanisms of GSH radioprotection can be identified. These include radical scavenging, restoration of damaged molecules by hydrogen donation, reduction of peroxides, and maintenance of protein thiols in the reduced state. Of these mechanisms, hydrogen donation to DNA radicals is probably the most important.
The ASEA Redox supplement boosts endogenous glutathione by 500-800% when consuming 8 oz daily. You can consume 16 oz daily for 6 weeks to flush the radiation out of your body the fastest, then continue with 8 oz daily until fully detoxed.
Please see the product description for easy ordering instructions.
See study: Protective Role of Glutathione Synthesis on Radiation-Induced DNA Damage in Rabbit Brain.
NAC -L-cysteine is a low-income alternative to ASEA Redox. NAC is radioprotective, helping to reduce oxidative damage (and DNA damage), and releases cytokines that protect the bone marrow and liver to some degree against radiation injury. Keep in mind that NAC is a synthetic substance, so it works only for a limited time, and is not nearly as effective as ASEA Redox.
Dosage: Start with 600 mg twice daily. After 3-5 days, increase to 1200 mg twice daily. Continue at this dosage for 4-8 weeks.
Research indicates that chlorophyllin, a water-soluble derivative of chlorophyll, provides significant protection against radiation damage through antioxidant and free-radical scavenging mechanisms. Chlorophyll was found to be a critical protector of mitochondrial membranes against gamma-radiation. Chlorophyllin inhibits radiation-induced single-strand breaks in DNA by scavenging hydroxyl radicals and deoxyribose peroxyl radicals.
Marine-derived plants and algae containing chlorophyll, such as chlorella and spirulina, have been used historically to help survivors of the Hiroshima bombing, Chornobyl, and Fukushima nuclear accidents by promoting the evacuation of radioactive nucleotides and reducing the body’s load of strontium and cesium.
Cellular Recovery: Chlorophyllin treatment has been shown to restore immune function by increasing crucial immune cells in the spleen during recovery from radiation exposure. Review more studies here.
Multiple studies show that Cynobacteria have a multi-layered defense system against radiation damage, primarily avoidance, screening, antioxidant mitigation, and DNA repair.
Sea vegetables such as Laminaria digitata (oarweed), kombu kelp, and brown seaweeds are highest in bioavailable iodine, which protects the thyroid during radiation poisoning.
Sea veggies are high in bioavailable iodine, which is excellent for protecting the thyroid against radioactive exposure.
Alfalfa powder is cited in alternative health sources as a supportive remedy for radiation exposure due to its high chlorophyll content and mineral profile.
E3AFA Blue Green Algae (1 rounded tsp twice daily) is one of the top sources of chlorophyll and immune cell support. It’s very high in bioavailable iodine. E3AFA is also high in bioavailable iodine.
Order E3AFA Blue Green Algae here.
Chelation is a natural process that prevents heavy metals and other toxins from getting into your bloodstream.
ASEA Redox, E3AFA Blue Green, and MasterPeace are top chelators.
Dosage: Start with 5 drops daily. After 3-7 days, increase to 5 drops twice daily. After 3-7 days, increase to 10 drops twice daily. After 3-7 days, increase to 15 drops twice daily. Continue at this dosage. Wait 20 minutes before and after using MasterPeace to use antioxidants. Be sure to drink enough water and remain hydrated.
MasterPeace (10 drops twice daily) is more effective when combined with either Sea Plasma (1 tbsp twice daily) or ASEA Redox (8 oz daily).
Melatonin’s antioxidant benefits help your cells fight the toxic effects of radiation and improve cardiovascular health after radiation exposure. Also see studies here and here.
Avoid all synthetic melatonin and animal-based supplements. Plant-based melatonin is best.
Dosage: 6-12 mg nightly.
Resveratrol is a natural polyphenol with significant radioprotective properties, capable of mitigating damage to normal tissues caused by ionizing radiation. It functions primarily through antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-apoptotic mechanisms, reducing oxidative stress and DNA damage while promoting cellular repair. Resveratrol reduces radiation-induced chromosome aberrations and DNA damage in bone marrow, blood lymphocytes, and embryonic stem cells.
Resveratrol dosage: Start with 1000 mg twice daily. After 3-7 days increase to 1500 mg twice daily or 2000 mg twice daily. Use an organic, grape peel source.
Melanin-rich fungi and certain medicinal mushrooms offer radioprotective benefits by shielding the body from ionizing radiation damage or by helping to excrete radionuclides.
Ganoderma lucidum (Reishi) and melanin-rich fungi like Auricularia auricula-judae (Jelly Ear) and Inonotus obliquus (Chaga) are the most studied mushrooms for radiation protection. Reishi contains beta-glucans that reduce DNA damage and improve survival rates in animal models exposed to high-dose gamma radiation, while melanized fungi can absorb ionizing radiation and potentially shield the body.
Dosage: Consume 1000 mg twice daily of reishi and chaga. They can be added to my Matcha Latte recipe.
Matcha green tea exhibits radioprotective properties in preclinical studies, showing significant potential to mitigate radiation-induced damage.
Inhibit inflammatory pathways such as NF-κB and P38 MAPK, reducing cytokine release.
Protect bone marrow by decreasing DNA damage and improving antioxidant levels (TAC) after radiation exposure.
Alleviate intestinal injury more effectively than standard green tea, showing improved tissue structure in rats exposed to 4 Gy of gamma radiation.
Support liver health by mitigating radiation-induced hepatic inflammation and restoring enzyme levels.
Green tea extract (particularly epigallocatechin-3-gallate or EGCG) significantly reduces the incidence and severity of radiation-induced dermatitis in breast cancer patients and helps restore skin integrity in head and neck radiotherapy.
Matcha also reverses blood coagulation, while cacao regenerates the brain. This combination gives your body and your brain the energy and focus needed to function through a detox.
Please see: Dr. Ariyana Love's Matcha Latte Recipe
Research indicates that orally administered activated charcoal can reduce the severity of Acute Radiation Syndrome (ARS) in animal models by adsorbing toxins and reducing oxidative stress.
Take activated charcoal on an empty stomach, ideally 1–2 hours before or after meals, supplements, and prescription medications. Typical over-the-counter supplements provide 250–560 mg per serving, often taken 2–3 times daily as needed. In medical emergencies, the higher dose is recommended.
Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) is an important remedy against radiation poisoning. It works by alkalinizing the interstitial fluids and urine (raising pH to 8.0–9.0), which reduces the toxicity of uranium ions to the kidneys and promotes their excretion.
Use a pure source like Bob’s Redmill baking soda.
Dosage: 1 half tsp (flat across) in two cups of water. You can do this twice per day.
Vitamin E analogs, specifically tocotrienols (such as γ-tocotrienol and δ-tocotrienol), are potent radioprotectors and effective countermeasures for acute radiation syndrome (ARS).
Preclinical studies in rodent and nonhuman primate models demonstrate that these natural forms of Vitamin E significantly enhance survival rates after whole-body irradiation by scavenging free radicals, inhibiting DNA double-strand breaks, and inducing protective cytokines like G-CSF.
Dosage: Start with 400 IU twice daily. After 3-7 days, increase to 1500 IU per day.
Research indicates that bee pollen possesses radioprotective and radiotreatment properties, primarily by reducing the side effects of ionizing radiation and mitigating DNA damage.
Research indicates that bee propolis has radioprotective properties that can mitigate damage from ionizing radiation. Studies show it reduces oxidative stress and inflammation by enhancing antioxidant enzymes like glutathione and superoxide dismutase, while protecting tissues such as the salivary glands, liver, and kidneys from radiation-induced injury.
Milk thistle (specifically its active compound silymarin) is researched for its potential to protect against and mitigate the effects of radiation damage.
Radiation exposure is directly linked to decreased serum magnesium levels. Studies confirm that radiation-induced gastrointestinal symptomatology causes a fall in serum magnesium, with levels reaching their lowest point by the third week of exposure. Radiation-induced intestinal inflammation and gastrointestinal disorders can lead to significant magnesium depletion.
I recommend magnesium supplementation. Avoid synthetic magnesium, which is a chemical drug, and all of them have toxicity reports.
It’s difficult to find organic, bioavailable magnesium supplements, so I recommend increasing your intake of foods richest in natural sources of magnesium. They are pumpkin seeds, chia seeds, spinach, almonds, cashews, dark chocolate, and legumes such as black beans and lentils. Other effective sources include quinoa, avocados, bananas, salmon, and fortified whole grains.
Pumpkin seeds, almonds chia seeds and cashews are the best nut sources for magnesium. Dark, leafy greens such as spinach, black beans, edamame, quinoa, banana, avocado, and wild caught salmon are also best sources.
Epsom Salt is composed of magnesium sulfate. Use 1.5 cups of Epsom Salt and soak for 30-45 minutes, immersing as much of your body in the water as you can.
Seaweed and iodine-rich foods are considered the most effective for treating radiation exposure, as they bind radioactive isotopes and protect the thyroid. Spirulina, Chlorella and E3AFA Blue Green are potent algae that help detoxify heavy metals and radiation, while cruciferous vegetables like broccoli and cabbage provide sulfur compounds that protect DNA. Miso and fermented foods have historical precedence in radioprotection, and pectin-rich fruits like pears help eliminate radioactive substances from the body.
For internal consumption to help counteract radiation exposure, extra virgin olive oil and coconut oil are recommended for their ability to resist radiation effects and protect cellular membranes. Sesame oil demonstrates significant radioprotective effects in preclinical studies by mitigating radiation-induced damage through its major active constituent, sesamol, a potent antioxidant.
Miso and Fermented Foods: Aid in binding radioactive elements and supporting gut health.
Cruciferous Vegetables: Sulfur compounds repair DNA damage and enhance detox enzymes.
Antioxidant-Rich Fruits (Berries, Pears): Neutralize free radicals and pectin aids in elimination.
Seaweeds (Kelp, Wakame): Bind radioactive strontium and cesium; high iodine prevents thyroid absorption.
Algae (Spirulina, Chlorella, E3AFA Blue Green): Accelerate detoxification of radiation and heavy metals.
Garlic, cilantro, and turmeric are also recommended for their ability to chelate heavy metals and reduce oxidative stress
Conversely, animal products should be limited as radiation bioaccumulates in fat and tissues, and high-sugar foods should be avoided to support immune recovery.
Read more here about radioprotective foods.
Dr. Love’s Radiation Defense AM and PM contain the purest and most effective radioprotective essential oils that mitigate and repair cells from radiation-induced damage. These essential oils significantly reduce DNA damage, lipid peroxidation, and oxidative stress, protecting cells from genetic damage. Dr. Love’s Radiation Defense (AM) contains frankincense, myrrh, rosemary, pine needle oil, cloves, and peppermint. Radiation Defense (PM) contains a blend of Melissa officinalis (lemon balm), lemongrass, helichrysum, geranium, chamomile, and ginger.
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