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Alpha-Gal Syndrome Cases Explode from 12 to 450,000 in 14 Years
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"We went from roughly 12 confirmed cases in 2009 to an estimated 450,000 cases in 2023. Okay, that is an insane jump that feels pretty impossible via natural means."
Cases of alpha-gal syndrome, a tick-borne illness that makes people allergic to red meat, have surged exponentially across the United States. The condition is caused by Lone Star tick bites. The increase has fueled conspiracy theories after a WEF spokesperson previously discussed how useful such a condition could be for reducing meat consumption and helping the planet, though no evidence directly connects the two.
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- Trump Under Scrutiny For Insider Trading, Cryptic Alien Memes , Thomas Massie & Lone Star Ticks | Tom Bilyeu Show Live
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