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A special edition of the Dr Jane Ruby Show to review these spectroscopy results and discuss with some experts, ways to protect yourselves, your soil, your food and air.
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This is a game changing, tipping point, line-in-the-sand moment

Mercury, in the tiniest trace amounts, is incredibly damaging and can be fatal. Very heavy metal that is almost impossible to remove once it hits organs and bones.

🚨🚨🚨This is an all-call to American citizens, start doing multiple Air, fallout debris and soil test testing

We need all hands on deck so don't ask me where to find a lab. Get on the Internet while you still have it, and find a lab who will do these kinds of tests you need microscopy and mass spectroscopy along with bacterial/fungal/protozoan cultures

Let's start getting a snapshot of the entire country state by state

The soil is probably the most contaminated because it's going to be in the highest concentrations as the air, while dangerous to breathe these things in, can be transient

🚨🚨FLORIDA CHEMTRAILS CONTAIN MERCURY

Please remember these are high levels, aerosolized, and who knows what the concentrations are in Florida soil

No special fertilizer, just the copper antenna, which also keeps away most bugs. Every one of these flowers has the potential and will likely yield one fruit so this is amazing

Special shout out to Frances Tutt and Matt over at Cultivate Elevate for These Great Copper Antenna Suggestions

Also wanted to mention that I now have these copper antennas in other parts of the yard and inside my greenhouse gardens and they are exploding in growth and volume as well. My pepper plants are already flowering

The question has come up what kind of copper wire and where can I get it. There are a lot of people who are experienced with this in our channel and so I'm sure they will add to my comment

What I did was purchase copper wire from Home Depot. I'm sure you can get it at Lowe's or any other home or hardware store. As a novice I started out with 100 feet and I made about 20 antennas, some of them are coiled around very thick firm candles and then pulled it out. Frances Tutt used a drumstick and then pulled it out but she also uses the coiled copper around sticks and branches

As you can see most of mine are wrapped around branches just for support with a little bit of the end sticking up toward the sky

For me I use covered tarps on my patio and the plants seem to be doing really well and growing fast and full with a copper antenna inside the tarps. Which I do open and aerate from time to time.

Recently I went to Home Depot and was able to find pure copper wire which is what you want solid pure, in 10 gauge and 12 gauge and I got a 1250 foot spool for less than half of what I paid by the foot

Warning: I started out several months ago just as I need your reflex purchasing from Amazon but after a week or two the copper color started to wear off meaning it was fake and it was some kind of cheap metal probably nickel underneath. Much of this stuff comes from China so do the math.

I'm concerned that everyone will figure out how valuable copper is now and is going to be in the price will shoot up quite a bit so I would buy it now