The pharmaceutical industry uses animal venom such as snake and snail venom as medicine
- Nancy janssens
- Sep 11
- 9 min read
We will discuss these topics:
-Foreword
-Medicines made from animal poison (31 medicines)
-Symptoms and damage from snake venom
-Dr. Bryan Ardis discovered that the covid virus and covid vaccine were snake venom
-What happens when you take medicine with animal poison
-Left
Foreword
Did you know that many medicines are made from animal poison?
They get their venom from snakes, cone snails, sea snakes, scorpions, snails, leeches, and lizards. See article
So if you're bitten by these animals, you're poisoned and can become seriously ill or die, but in a beautifully packaged medicine box, it's medicine and can supposedly cure you? Sorry, that's completely wrong.
Snail poison isn't as harmless as you think. It turns out to be many times stronger than morphine. Snail poison is highly toxic and deadly. You also have to consider what other toxins they mix it with. Have you ever read the ingredients of your medication?
A mix of animal poison and all sorts of other toxins made it all even more harmful. The pharmaceutical industry also uses other very harmful substances in their medications, such as fluoride, heavy metals, hormone disruptors, graphene oxide, amphetamine, and other toxins. They also use substances that are addictive. Therefore, ALWAYS read the ingredients of your medication. Do your research.
The idea of extracting medicine from viper and snake venom is strange and disturbing. Venom, usually associated with danger and death, is now being touted for therapeutic benefits.
What a coincidence that the logo of medicine is a snake?
Time Magazine January 1999
Time Magazine: A snake around a DNA.
Subtitles: The Future of Medicine: How Genetic Engineering Will Change Us in the Next Century
What do they mean by "changing us"?
--> Changing our DNA? Changing our brain? Changing our consciousness?
Look closely at how the snake is woven into the DNA
Medicines made from animal poison
31 medicines are made from animal venom and these are the conditions for which they are used:
-High blood pressure
-Heart failure
-During heart operations
-Blood clots
-Coronary syndrome
-Thrombosis
-Diabetic
-Chronic pain
-Lower back pain
-Neurological pain
-Cervical hernia
-cancer-related pain
-cancer
-Psoriasis
-Bacterial keratitis; antibiotics
-Antimicrobial drug
-Malaria
-Neuropathic pain
T-cell-associated disorders
-Inflammatory reactions
-Autoimmune diseases
-So-called viruses --> also corona vaccine definitely contains snake venom
About 31 medicines are made from some kind of animal poison.
Symptoms and damage from snake venom
The pharmaceutical industry uses animal venom as a "so-called" cure. It's such a coincidence that people have been getting sicker and sicker over the past 50 years. Let's take a look at what this venom does to your body when you're bitten by these animals. Does this venom actually have any healing effects when you're bitten?
Many animals use venom for predation, killing or immobilizing their prey before eating it. It's also often used for defense, biting potential predators with a painful and memorable warning.
There are approximately 700 species of venomous fanged snakes. Almost all of them belong to the families Viperidae and Elapidae.
There are also 1,800 species of snakes with fangs. These belong to the Colubridae family. Many of them are likely venomous, although this group is generally less dangerous to humans, with a few notable exceptions.
Nearly all snakes developed venom to help them hunt. But how the venom affects the body of prey depends on the snake species.
Between 81,000 and 138,000 people die from snakebites each year. Many more survive these bites, but many are left with permanent damage such as physical damage, disabilities, or deformities.
Most snakebites occur in low-income areas of Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Due to severe financial constraints, they cannot afford medical care. As a result, the venom remains in their bodies. They also lack knowledge about detoxification, which exposes them to harm.
What does snake venom do?
Two groups of venomous snakes are particularly well-known: vipers and elapids. Generally, the venoms in these two groups have different effects on a bite victim.
1-Adders
Vipers have venom that is generally hemotoxic. This means they affect the circulatory system. They can cause bleeding or disrupt blood clotting. The venom damages blood cells and/or blood cell production and/or the bone marrow. Hemotoxin can have a blood-thinning effect, but also a blood-clotting effect.
Adders include groups such as:
-Rattlesnakes
-Adders, including the British common European adder, Vipera berus
-Pit vipers
Bush adders
2-Elapide
Elapide venom is generally neurotoxic. This means it disrupts the transmission of nerve impulses. It generally has an immobilizing effect, causing the victim's body to stiffen or become limp.
Many famous venomous snakes are elapids, such as:
Cobras
Mambas
Kraits
Taipans
Australian brown snakes
Sea snakes
The European adder, Vipera berus, is the only venomous snake in Britain. Its bites are generally not fatal.
Taipans – snakes of the genus Oxyuranus – are found in Australia, for example, and have an immobilizing neurotoxic venom that also has very fast-acting blood-clotting (hemotoxic) properties.
Rattlesnakes can cause horrific bleeding, but their venom is also cytotoxic. Cytotoxicity is toxic to cells. This means it destroys tissue and can cause wounds and necrosis (tissue death). Some rattlesnake venom also has neurotoxic properties.
Venoms can also have other notable abilities, including the following:
Myotoxins destroy skeletal muscles
Cardiotoxins specifically affect the heart
Sarafotoxins constrict blood vessels
Some toxic symptoms
The cobra venom is:
-Neurotoxic (brain)
-Cardiotoxic (heart & blood vessels)
Adder venom (type of snake) is:
-Vasculotoxic (harmful to blood vessels or the vascular system)
It has severe necrotizing local effects. (Necrosis means tissue death: this form of infection is associated with significant tissue loss.)
Adder and sea snake venom causes:
-Intravascular hemolysis ***
- Hemostatic abnormalities *** are characteristic of Viperidae viper snake envenomation
*** Hemolysis is the phenomenon of red blood cells breaking down in the body.
*** Abnormalities in hemostasis can lead to bleeding (hemorrhage) or blood clots (thrombosis).
Elapid and sea snake venom causes:
-Neurotoxicity.
After a slow bite, paralysis is first noticeable, as ptosis (the drooping of one or both upper eyelids) and external ophthalmoplegia (eye movement abnormality) appear as early as 15 minutes after the bite.
Later, the face, palate, jaws, tongue, vocal cords, neck muscles, and mucosal muscles become paralyzed. Airway obstruction or paralysis of the intercostal muscles and diaphragm causes respiratory failure.
Neurotoxic effects are often completely reversible, either acutely in response to antidotes or anticholinesterases, or may resolve spontaneously within 1 to 7 days. It is important to note that these neurotoxins do not cross the blood-brain barrier and do not alter consciousness.
Find more symptoms here
What happens when you get bitten? See article
What are the long-term effects of snake envenomation? See article
Dry bites
(a dry bite is visible, but does not cause a local reaction. An infection is possible.)
Even in patients with 'dry bites' symptoms often occur such as:
-Blushing
-Shortness of breath
-Palpitations
-Dizziness
-Tight feeling in the chest
-Sweating
-Acroparesthesia
These are due to anxiety and sympathetic overactivity.
Apart from these, the early symptoms of slow bites include:
-Vomiting
-Heavy feeling of the eyelids,
-Blurred vision,
-Hypersalivation,
-Congested conjunctivae and 'goose bumps'.
Crayfish bites can cause cramping abdominal pain, followed by diarrhea and fainting. Sea snake envenomation causes headaches, a thick tongue, thirst, sweating, and vomiting.
It's important to remember that nausea and vomiting are common symptoms of all serious poisonings. See article
In this study, they show various venomous animals and their damage and symptoms. It's very well described, and you'll find many symptoms. See the article.
Various symptoms of a snakebite listed. See article
Dr. Bryan Ardis discovered that the covid virus and covid vaccine were snake venom
Dr. Brian Ardis (physician) was one of the first to discover that the covid virus and vaccine contained snake venom.
Dr. Bryan Ardis discovered that the symptoms of cobra snake venom appeared to be the same as the COVID symptoms.
He found numerous articles linking COVID-19 to snake venom. You can follow his research on this blog.
His research is really worth it.
During the coronavirus pandemic, certain supplements were suddenly banned. Coincidentally, these were anti-snake venom supplements (medicines).
-Glutathion
-Ivermectin
-Hydroxychloroquine
When this was banned, several doctors understood.
Dr. Ardis also discovered that there were 19 types of snake venom that attack your organs. The so-called COVID virus also attacks your organs. If you have liver problems, heart problems, or cancer, you will die quickly from this disease. The COVID vaccine amplifies the disease you currently have. Then it won't be noticed that you died from the vaccine.
This supplement is good against snake venom according to Dr. Bryan Ardis
Snake venom damages your organs. These supplements help protect you from snake venom by halting its effectiveness. If you experience side effects from the Covid vaccine, you can even inject high doses of vitamin C and glutathione for a much more potent effect. He provides detailed explanations in his videos.
What happens when you take medicine with animal poison
The pharmaceutical industry has, of course, conducted thorough research into how much of this animal poison they are allowed to put into a medication. They know exactly how much they can administer so it's invisible. But even small amounts accumulate in the body.
On the other hand: The more medications you take, the more you're exposed to a cocktail of toxins. Add to that all the toxins in your food, drinks, vaccines, personal care products, cleaning products, kitchenware, packaging, etc. This cocktail of toxins accumulates, and it's normal for people to get sick and their health to deteriorate.
Many independent doctors say that anything toxic, chemical, and synthetic dehydrates your body (drains moisture from your cells), robs your body of nutrients, makes detoxing harder, and worsens your health.
What happens when you take medicine with animal poison
Example 1:
This situation is very common. I've personally seen it many times.
1-Someone goes to the doctor with high blood pressure.
The doctor doesn't discuss lifestyle and dietary issues. They simply prescribe a blood pressure-lowering medication.
2-The patient takes 1 medicine
The doctor prescribes blood pressure lowering drugs (snake venom)
--> species of snakes are: B. jararaca and Bothrops jararaca
3-The patient takes 2 medications
It happens so often that patients return to the doctor after a few months with complaints. Their blood has become thicker, and they are now taking blood pressure thinners.
--> Why did the blood thicken? Because snake venom thickens your blood.
Antihypertensives likely contain other synthetic ingredients. Therefore, always read the ingredients of your medication. Unfortunately, they don't list all the ingredients. Everything chemical and synthetic acidifies your body. Acidification creates disease. Be aware of what you put in your mouth.
4-The patient receives a 3rd drug
The toxins from the other two medications accumulate. Then, the patient develops heart problems . A third medication is given. After a few years, the patient becomes more of a drug addict than a cured or recovered patient. Their health continues to deteriorate.
5-The patient sometimes takes a 4th or 5th medication
Many patients experience side effects from their medications, and then the doctor prescribes additional medication to suppress them. The patient is now taking a fourth medication. Imagine absorbing all those toxins daily. This can't be healthy.
Personal story 1:
A man I knew. A man who went from being a diabetes patient to a heart patient.
1-The man takes 1 medicine
A man had diabetes and was prescribed diabetic medication. According to this article, these are two species of lizards: Heloderma suspectum and H. suspectum.
They didn't offer any nutritional advice, nothing. Just medication. The doctors didn't reveal the ingredients of the medication either.
His diabetes is simply a result of poor lifestyle. He kept thinking that a pill would alleviate his diabetes and that he wouldn't have to work on his lifestyle. Many people with a medical condition have this mindset. They have a habit pattern (program) that they don't want to give up.
2-The man takes 2 medications
After a while, his blood pressure started to rise. He was prescribed antihypertensive medication (which contained snake venom). The snake species are: B. jararaca and Bothrops jararaca.
3-The man gets a 3rd medicine
A year later, his blood became thicker. The doctors gave him blood thinners.
4-The man gets a 4th medicine
He is currently taking 3 medications
1-Medications for diabetes
2-Blood pressure lowering drugs
3-Blood pressure thinners
When he started taking blood pressure thinners, I had already known him for about four years. He still hadn't really adjusted his lifestyle. I hadn't seen him for a while because he had developed heart problems in the meantime.
The man went from 1 medication to 4 medications in 4 years.
His health deteriorated instead of improving.
After his heart problems, he woke up a bit. I explained the situation to him. I asked if he knew the ingredients of his medication. He didn't realize he was taking a cocktail of toxins.
That's why he's going from diabetic to heart patient. I told him to thoroughly examine the ingredients of his four medications.
These medications, based on animal poisons and synthetic substances, offer NO benefit whatsoever. It's an illusion to claim these medications offer benefits if patients develop second, third, and fourth problems.
While patients can heal in a healthy way by adjusting their lifestyle.
A doctor should be a teacher. He should educate the patient about nutrition, drinks, and lifestyle.
These patients need to CHANGE their LIFESTYLE.
Sources
Medicines based on animal poison
Clinical Features And Management Of Snake Bite
Symptoms and damage of snake bites.
From Animal Poisons and Venoms to Medicines: Achievements, Challenges and Perspectives in Drug Discovery.
Types of animal poison and symptoms of animal poison
What happens when you're bitten by a venomous snake?
Symptoms of snake bites
Long-term Effects of Snake Envenoming
Snake venom is used to get high
India today: Why does snake venom give a high? The science behind it is simple
What Is Snake Venom, How Is It Used In Rave Parties?
Some users report a sense of euphoria after exposure, although research is limited. These effects are accompanied by side effects such as paralysis, bleeding, and organ damage. Some experts argue that snake venom isn't a true addiction because the negative effects are too severe. See article.
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