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Homeopath & Life Coach

UK
Joined June 2009
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
You are not wrong. The trial with the longest follow up was a trial to look at cancer prevention in people with polyps. It found more advanced pre-cancerous lesions in the folic acid group, 11.6 compared with 6.9 percent and men given 1,000 micrograms a day had **2.6 times** the rate of prostate cancer, a ten-year risk of 9.7 compared with 3.3 percent. Across six trials of around 25,000 men with less follow up it was 24 percent more common, and 19 percent more with the polyp trial left out. There are several reasons to expect folic acid to raise cancer risk. First, as an oxidised molecule it breaks down in ultraviolet light into pterin fragments that generate the reactive oxygen which damages DNA. By contrast, natural reduced folates prevent this. Second, immunity is key to keeping cancerous cells in check. UMFA lowers the activity of natural killer cells, the first line of defence in destroying abnormal cells. A folate receptor on immune cells has recently been shown to act as an immune checkpoint, although whether circulating folic acid acts through it is not yet known. Third, once converted, folic acid raises folate stores and folate feeds dividing cells. Cancer cells express receptors that take up as much folate as they can, and methotrexate, one of the oldest chemotherapies, works by starving them of it. When rats with cancers were given folic acid their tumours grew more. How much each mechanism matters at fortification doses has never been measured.
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
This is completely unsustainable. It isn't what the British people want, and it isn't what we voted for. We need a binding referendum to impose on our government a mandatory negative net migration target every year! #EnoughIsEnough
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
Actium the Budgerigar's Lipoma Treated by Homeopathy. When a beloved budgerigar named Actium developed a large, walnut-sized lipoma on his chest — making eating and drinking difficult — surgery carried high risks of anesthesia complications or bleeding for such a small bird. Instead, homeopathy was chosen, matching remedies to his unique symptoms: hyperactivity, mimicry, dancing to music, and sudden violent rages with shrieking and biting. Belladonna addressed the acute presentation first, followed by Calcarea carbonica and Silicea (the "homeopathic scalpel") to facilitate expulsion. Within weeks, the tumor discolored, shriveled, detached, and fell off harmlessly — no pain, no surgery, just a healthy, happy bird. See the full case story and how homeopathy supported this gentle resolution. buff.ly/RqpNrhf Learn How to Use Homeopathy with our 30-Day Course: buff.ly/aiyxT6V #Homeopathy #PetHealth #Lipoma #NaturalHealing #HolisticVet #AnimalHomeopathy #Budgerigar #AlternativeMedicine #WellnessForPets
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
"Papers Please" to get online? We say NO! @andyburnham @UKLabour Social media platforms already know an extraordinary amount about their users They can already use AI to infer whether someone is a child or teenager to a high degree of accuracy Before putting millions of adults through an ID checkpoint to access social media, the Government and the platforms should have to explain why the information they already have isn't enough - and how requiring every single user to prove their age using government-issued ID can possibly be: - Necessary - Proportionate - Or indeed safe in itself - given databases are compromised ALL THE TIME #dontidtheinternet
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Hi, I signed a petition to Devon County Council Standards Committee which says: Don’t punish Reform councillor who raised safeguarding concerns about sex toys near children. Will you sign this petition? Thanks! citizengo.org/en-gb/fr/19734…
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Join the call to Norway – defend Antarctic wildlife! Whales and other cetaceans depend on it! secure.weplanet.org/page/202…
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
🚨 Should you have to show your PASSPORT just to use Twitter/X? 📩 Tell your MP: NO! 👉 togetherdeclaration.org/noid… The Government is reportedly considering ID checks FOR ALL to enforce an “under-16 ban.” 📩 Tell your MP, NO to compulsory ID checks - use our free online tool to do it in seconds: 👉 togetherdeclaration.org/noid… 🔁 SHARE!
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
Please share the hell out of this He must be jailed for a very long time then deported to his mother land
Apparently, Syrian ‘student’ UK resident, goes to Paris for riots. In the livestream, he call for the same in the UK. What the West massively imported. #17octobre #Paris
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
I wish people, in positions of authority, who have concerns had more courage to speak out. This was in the government's SACN report on folic acid:
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
To be clear, the extra cost of using methyl folate instead of folic acid works out at about 12-40 pence per person per year.
"They could have used natural methyl folate instead, but it was more expensive. The 'gov' know exactly what they're doing, and know that manufacturers will always choose the cheapest option, not that I think they were given the choice! All about the £££ profits!"
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
The Heritage Party gets it. Sign the petition: petition.parliament.uk/petit…
Our food should not be contaminated with folic acid. Folic acid is not the same as natural folate. The UK government is undermining informed consent and putting tens of thousands of people at risk of adverse health effects. Act now. Stop food contamination.
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
Vegetables contain folate and the nutritional information should say so. There are patents for spraying vegetables with folic acid to maintain shelf life. If done before harvest it does not count as an ingredient. How are we meant to know what is in this?
Well when you think your eating healthy and you check what is in your food is FOLIC ACID in fresh unfrozen sprouts!!! Folic Acid is not the natural FOLATE ! So they have been binned and I will check every ingredient even vegetables!!!!!
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
Giving an entire population a drug and seeing if it harms them by "monitoring" is not ethical.
Replying to @trevandvick
Two years ago, the Impact Assessment stated that details would be published in due course. Implementation is now just two months away, yet the detailed monitoring programme remains unpublished. Where is it? (2/2)
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
Adding a drug to our food supply crosses a red line that must never be crossed.
Replying to @paulfrewDUP
@paulfrewDUP @JimShannonMP @carlalockhart @JimAllister @ClaireHanna @RupertLowe10 @YvetteCooperMP @RobbieButlerMLA @ClareCraigPath THIS IS TOTALLY UNETHICAL AND UNACCEPTABLE, Nuremberg Code, ethical principles. Its central rule is voluntary, informed consent is essential.
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
URGENT: mRNA shots are now slaughtering livestock at terrifying speed. 5th-generation rancher, Braden Jensen, reveals what happened after 525 hogs received a live mRNA vaccine: In only 21 days: - 25 dropped dead - 55 became emaciated and clinging to life - 20 went lame - 12 completely wasted away - 25 more showed critical, life-threatening decline This is the exact same spike protein technology forced on humans — same rapid destruction, same catastrophic outcomes, same “safe and effective” claims. Our food supply is being turned into an experiment. Animals are dying from the identical mechanism linked to human injuries and deaths. This needs to end now.
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
We have just fought off one attempt to introduce a national Digital ID scheme under the appalling Starmer So why is @AndyBurnham now pushing a system requiring people to show Government-issued ID to access the internet? Needless to say, this wasn't in Labour's manifesto either Plenty question Burnham's own democratic legitimacy - never mind his mandate for this Use our tool NOW to email your MP and register your opposition - it takes seconds: together.eaction.org.uk/sm-b… #dontidtheinternet
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
🚨 153 nations just voted for the permanent emergency. The US “no” was about something else. The UN’s pandemic declaration commits governments to counter health “misinformation.” It never mentions freedom of expression, privacy or informed consent. 🧵👇
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Helen Kimball-Brooke retweeted
Up to 110,000 signatures now. That is 1 in every 500 adults in the UK.
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