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Good News: The Boosters Are Working!

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Gary Moller
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Gary is a Health Practitioner who is focused on addressing the root causes of ill health or poor performance rather than just treating the symptoms.

The BFD

The booster programme in NZ is now underway and appears to be working a treat: I have lost another mate overnight, so that is two so far this week, coinciding with the jab, and it is only Wednesday. Plus, I have three more cases of heart-related problems coinciding with the booster to deal with. All of these cases, like all of those before them, are “coincidences“, of course, with the jab so interpret this how you care to.

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