According to the CDC, alcohol consumption increases the risk factor for six types of cancer, including breast, liver, colon and rectum, larynx, esophagus, and mouth and throat. The claim by a new mass media blitz says that "most Americans are not aware of this link." Besides warning pregnant women not to drink alcohol, and government-imposed labels about not operating heavy machinery (since 1989), there have been no specific health warnings or a push to place updated warning labels on alcoholic beverages, until now. Why?
Apparently, similar labels in Canada reduced alcohol consumption by as much as 6%. Government agency regulators are claiming the warnings will help with consumers making an "informed choice." But wait, is this all just a cover story, in other words, another excuse for the Covid clot shots causing mass health injuries around the globe? Since there are more than 15 million alcoholics in the USA, this would be quite the convenient false justification. This requires careful consideration.
What about "informed choice" about Covid vaccinations, since they are more deadly than alcohol, cigarettes, cocaine, and heroin combined?
Ever heard of vaccine-induced "turbo cancer?" Doctors in Canada have discovered that the Pfizer mRNA booster shots for Covid-19 can dramatically increase T-cell lymphoma and create a 'turbo-effect' of spreading of cancer cells in the lymph nodes. This is according to analysis of PET/CT scans on cancer patients who got the jabs that the CDC claims are "safe and effective."
So, we're not talking about two or three decades of binge-drinking liquor here, but a few weeks or months after getting the Fauci Flu jabs, having cancer cells getting a 'turbo boost' and spreading like wildfire in the lymph. This is a recipe for death by cancer, so how about NBC news covering that?
Spike proteins from mRNA jabs are carcinogenic, in other words, but the US government regulatory agencies won't dare slap a label like that on vaccines, but rather they nearly force-inject Americans by coercing them, threatening to fire them from jobs (many actually were), and take away their health care. Meanwhile, the cover stories are running right and left, saying it's all about alcohol and tobacco, so nobody will investigate vaccine-induced cancer, as the real vaccine-induced cancer apocalypse comes.
Fake news and the CDC refuse to talk about alcohol and liver damage when mixed with Tylenol
How many people take pain relievers for their alcohol hangovers, while the alcohol is still in their system? Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is a very popular mainstream pain reliever for minor aches, pains, fever, and that dreaded hangover headache. Enzymes in your liver are forced to try to break down acetaminophen, but alcohol can inhibit that enzyme process, so what happens then? The more alcohol and Tylenol you take, the more your risk of SEVERE liver damage kicks in. Hello NBC news, are you getting this down?
Acetaminophen converts into a harmful substance and your liver attempts to remove it, while drinking alcohol causes the body to make MORE of this toxic substance, taxing the liver even more, and your liver gets attacked. Weakened cleansing organs are prime targets for cancer cells to move in for the kill. Will the CDC and FDA slap a label like this on Tylenol bottles? Highly doubtful.
Fake news is running cover for Covid vaccine damage. Every excuse in the book is being thrown at it. We've heard of all the normal, safe activities and occurrences that are now deemed very dangerous for the heart by fake news and the medical industrial complex, including cold showers, referee whistles, video games, and mysterious particles in the air. Now, because we're finding out the Wuhan Flu jabs cause turbo cancer, fake news has to ramp up the warnings on alcohol and tobacco as cover stories. We're not buying it.
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