I feel like whenever Alex Jones sends his kids to their grandparents they probably get a massive list of all the shit the kids need to ingest daily. Equivalent of dogsitting an elderly dog with shitloads of medical problems.

>>34344204
Don't worry: they're on them, too. Alex Jones makes his parents take his supplements.

>>34344188
Scam to make money of his brand

Supplements are a scam and Alex Jones is a controlled opposition disinfo agent. So anyway, have you heard of the NAC protocol?

>>34344188
Now with more or less arsenic?

>>34344211
>SON, NOOO
>where did we go wrong
>dad, just take the Alex Jones Pill (C)(TM) m'kay?

>>34344296
what about it? last time I've seen it, it looked okay for its age

File: 68A3A335-77AC-4156-816F-9(...).jpg (130 KB, 700x485)

130 KB JPG

>>34344296
Nac super soldier protocol is pretty awesome. You know it’s good when fraudi got Amazon to ban it.
Alex has got make those no surety debt notes to pay those fiction families that levied a judgement against him in that fiction court awhile back. Alex you may be controlled op but you still hold a special place in my heart. Shine on you crazy diamond!

File: 492781E5-F63B-4874-B723-2(...).jpg (247 KB, 1129x1200)

247 KB JPG

>>34345076
76 lol numbers.

Adam- Sorry, I mean Alex!

>>34345076
>Alex has got make those no surety debt notes
Wot?

AJ smokes in 2023. The last person I would listen to about health topics.
https://twitter.com/TimJDillon/status/1635054746661974017

File: 1674760666522066.png (959 KB, 704x1152)

959 KB PNG

This is now a nutrition thread. What dietary supplements is great for enlightenment.

Iodine for one.

>Toxicity controversy: Dr. Abraham proposes that most of the controversy over iodine toxicity was due to the way early research was conducted. In 1948, Drs. Wolff and Chaikoff led a landmark study that determined that iodine can be harmful to the thyroid. While this is partially true, they were using only one part of the iodine element and not the whole mineral. If used correctly, iodine is very safe. Dr. Abraham recommends 12.5 mg per day to help maintain a healthy thyroid; if someone is deficient, he recommends a dose of 50 mg per day for 2 - 3 months. The iodine solutions that he uses are called Lugol's solution in liquid form or Iodoral in tablet form.
https://www.seattlenaturalhealth.com/single-post/2015/05/10/10-healthy-foods-that-calm-destress

File: good-sources-of-iodine_53(...).jpg (2.53 MB, 1500x7125)

2.53 MB JPG

>>34347552
That rudimentary amount would have a very small benefit, especially with how today's processed food inhibits the thyroid gland to not produce at the consistent rate it should. This is exascerbated in those with hypothyroidism. And if someone has become overweight due to hypothyroidism, it'll take plenty more to combat the issue.

>>34344188
Will these supplements turn the freakin' frogs gay?

File: 1631920375058.jpg (49 KB, 564x540)

49 KB JPG

>>34347552
>>34348587
Eat more herbs to decalcify your pineal gland.

>>34344188
Supplements are boomer tier snake oil

>>34344188
brah, you can get all those supplements in one pill on amazon

>>34352833
Which one anon?

File: AF0812FB-6F95-4172-BD10-9(...).jpg (234 KB, 1125x1646)

234 KB JPG

Is ashwagandha worth it?

>>34352958
>has vitamin d
Yes

>>34350849
Blue lotus tea is pretty legit for a nice trippy dream. Can’t do too much too often though. Fresh is the way to go but I’m nowhere near Northern Africa.

>>34352958
> Vitamin D2 and not Vitamin D3.

Worthless, if only it had D3 it would be worth it.

File: 3E7D76C0-D687-46AF-8A26-1(...).jpg (1.31 MB, 2355x2403)

1.31 MB JPG

>>34345474
Federal reserve debt notes everyone calls dollars which are not. Nobody has seen real American dollars since 1913.

>>34344188
I think I'd only consider buying them if he agreed to shove a different bottle of them up his ass daily.

>>34353165
Why is that?