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Feb. 27, 2020 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams

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Virus solutions: Hinoki wood and Hinokinin

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	This Health Ranger Report Pandemic Podcast is brought to you by NaturalNews.com for uncensored reporting and HealthRangerStore.com for lab-tested preparedness supplies such as storable food, full-face medical masks, biostructured silver first aid gel, and iodine, only while supplies last.
	I promised to bring you more podcasts about solutions to the coronavirus pandemic.
	This is Mike Adams here at the Health Ranger.
	Pandemic.News, your update for February, what is it, 25th?
	I guess it doesn't matter.
	This is not time-sensitive.
	It's more about Hinoki wood.
	You might be thinking, well, what's Hinoki wood?
	Well, Hinoki wood, that's spelled H-I-N-O-K-I, Hinoki wood, it's a wood from a tree from Kind of a cypress type of tree that grows in Japan and now grows in Korea, China, and Taiwan, maybe some other countries.
	This wood, it synthesizes a very potent medicine in the wood.
	It's a molecule called hinokinin, or maybe you could pronounce it hinokinin, but I pronounce it hinokinin.
	That's K-I-N-I-N. Wait, K-I-N-E-N at the end.
	This molecule is potent medicine and it's been studied and it's been found to inhibit the 3-CL protease function, which is believed to be involved in the spread of respiratory viruses such as coronavirus.
	Now, it doesn't mean you should go out and eat the wood.
	I'm not saying that at all.
	In fact, this would be in the category of experimental medicine.
	But what researchers have done is they've used alcohol and water to extract what are called the biologically functional lignans from the wood.
	These lignans, and then henokinin is one of the lignans, these are what's being studied and have been found to have anti-HIV properties and anti-inflammatory properties and anti-viral properties and even anti-cancer, anti-mutagenic properties.
	And it's believed, at least according to the science studies that I've seen, it's believed to be a very safe molecule for human consumption.
	I'm not aware of anybody that's selling this molecule.
	If you wanted to experimentally extract it from Hinoki wood, you theoretically could do that.
	I'm probably going to do that.
	The way you would do that, again, I'm not recommending that you drink this.
	This would be experimental medicine.
	But if you wanted to do an extract, you could accomplish it by buying an ultrasonic...
	Like a jewelry cleaner or a brass cleaner.
	A little ultrasonic machine.
	And in that machine you would put water and alcohol.
	And don't use any heat with it because alcohol vapors can be explosive, of course, so apply some common sense here.
	But typically people use like 50-50 alcohol and water, and by alcohol I mean ethanol, vodka, you know, like high potency, 190 proof, whatever you can find like that.
	Mix it 50-50 with water, put in a bunch of hinoki wood chunks, and then turn on that ultrasonic system, and you will extract the biofunctional lignans.
	I.e.
	kinokinin.
	And then you could theoretically, although again, I'm not suggesting this, but you could theoretically drink that.
	Now, I don't know what other molecules come out with that.
	And so this would definitely be in the category of experimental medicine.
	But let's say you're dying from coronavirus and there's no medicine, there's no vaccine, the hospitals have turned you away.
	And you're like, well, what else can I do?
	Could I make my own medicine?
	Well, with Hinoki wood, you could extract the Hinokinin molecule from that, and you could theoretically make your own medicine.
	There's a spice, by the way, that contains this naturally.
	And I'll talk about the spice in an upcoming podcast.
	It's a very rare spice.
	You've probably never heard of it.
	I hadn't.
	But the spice has naturally high levels of henokinin in it.
	So talk about that.
	I'd rather, frankly, get the molecule from a spice that's known to be edible than from wood.
	Although, again, theoretically, the wood might be a great source.
	I mean, it is a great source of that.
	We just don't know what else is in it.
	Nevertheless, there are essential oils made from Hinoki wood, although I think the essential oils do not contain this lignin, because lignins are not volatile organic compounds that come out through a distillation process.
	So the essential oils might smell great, but they don't contain the lignin.
	So to get the lignin, you actually have to extract from the wood.
	Nevertheless, this wood is considered a very precious, even a sacred wood.
	It's used to make furniture all throughout Asia.
	It's got a very distinctive smell to it.
	It's a very strong medicinal type of smell.
	It smells a little bit like cypress trees, a little bit like, I don't know, what would you say?
	Like a spruce tree.
	But there's something extra, something special about it because it has this specific molecule, the henokinin.
	And I was able to purchase small wood bits From just Amazon on this.
	Yeah, I bought from Amazon.
	I don't like to give them business, but I did.
	That was the easiest place I could find this.
	And I'm going to make a pillow out of this.
	I'm going to have the Kenoki wood in a pillow.
	On my bed, so that as I sleep at night, I'm inhaling actually the scent of hinoki wood, which has a protective property that's known to be antifungal, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and anti-cancer.
	And the reason I can even say these things is because I don't sell this wood, and I'm never going to sell this wood.
	I'm not in the wood business.
	I would not be in the wood business.
	How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck Hinoki?
	But I'm not going to sell wood, so I can just go ahead and tell you the truth about this.
	And, you know, the FTC can't come after me because I'm not commercially selling it.
	But if you want to go get this wood from somebody else and then experiment with The different molecules in it, I would just say do so with the help of a qualified, maybe a naturopath, maybe a biochemist, maybe, I don't know, organic chemistry, health person, doctor, something like that.
	Just make sure you know what you're doing.
	Be safe about it.
	Apply some common sense.
	But I think it's cool that trees make medicine.
	And in fact, there are other medicines that come from trees.
	Cinnamon, for example.
	Cinnamon bark is tree bark.
	All cinnamon comes from tree bark.
	Cinnamon is an ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine, and it's known to help regulate blood sugar, for example.
	And there's an anti-mutagenic effect for cinnamon as well.
	Even a circulatory enhancement effect and brain cognition support type of effect from cinnamon.
	But it's probably best known for blood sugar balancing.
	In any case, cinnamon grows from trees.
	It's just bark.
	So plants make medicine.
	That's actually the point here.
	Plants make medicine.
	And plants can make medicine in any part of the plant.
	They can make medicine in the bark.
	They can make medicine in fruits, in seeds, you know, with the oils, in leaves and stems and flowers and everything.
	Everything in plants could be medicine.
	In fact, much of it is medicine.
	So don't be shocked that, wow, there's medicine in trees.
	Of course there is.
	How could there not be?
	I mean, how do you think trees survive?
	Not being eaten to death by the microbes in the soil.
	And the answer is that all trees make, well, antibiotics in their roots.
	And stop their roots from being eaten alive by soil microbes.
	And trees make their own medicine.
	They have to be their own pharmacies.
	That's why plants produce so many amazing molecules of different chemical constituents.
	Because plants can't go to the pharmacies, so they have to be their own pharmacy.
	Whereas animals don't synthesize these things.
	Animals have to get them from plants.
	Make sense?
	So animals eat plants to acquire medicine, but plants make medicine because they can't go eat something else that has it.
	So this is why there's so much medicine in plants and in microalgae, for example, as well.
	They make their own medicine.
	So we live in a world where we're surrounded by natural medicine.
	And part of my goal is to simply help share that idea with you so you know I mean, everywhere you turn in nature, whether it's grass or food or flowers and fruits and vegetables and herbs and Trees and bushes and shrubs and everything.
	It's all medicine, folks.
	Even the soil is full of medicine in the sense of microbes.
	Probiotics are in the soil.
	Even rocks can be a kind of medicine because of the mineral content that's found in them.
	Water is medicine.
	There's medicine all around you.
	And only a fool will wait around for a vaccine dying from a coronavirus infection thinking, Oh, there's no medicine available.
	It's everywhere!
	Are you kidding me?
	And you can extract medicine as simply as having a little ultrasonic jewelry extractor or just boiling a cup of water and throwing some herbs in it and extracting things using hot water or alcohol and water.
	I mean, just a camp stove.
	You can make medicine.
	It's called making tea.
	Making tea is making medicine.
	There's medicine in green tea.
	ECGC is one of the best-known constituents in green tea, and it's medicine.
	It's powerful medicine.
	I just want to help you realize that you're not limited to waiting on big pharma.
	Now, maybe the vaccine that they come up with on this coronavirus, maybe it's a good vaccine.
	Maybe they're going to use this vaccine to try to prove to everybody that vaccines are awesome.
	So maybe they'll make a non-toxic vaccine that isn't laced with other viruses, a vaccine that actually works.
	Okay, I'm open to that idea.
	Let's see if they do it.
	Maybe it's the greatest vaccine ever in the history of vaccines.
	Maybe it saves millions of lives.
	That's possible.
	I don't know.
	But maybe they make a vaccine with toxic ingredients, which is what they usually do.
	Maybe the vaccine has live viruses in it because they didn't weaken them with enough ultraviolet light or whatever they're using.
	Maybe the vaccine kills people because the vaccine for SARS caused a lot of sudden death in animal tests.
	And that's why there is not a SARS vaccine.
	Did you know that?
	Because they tried to make one and it just killed everything.
	When they go to vaccine trials with this coronavirus vaccine, it's going to be interesting to see how many people die versus how many people are saved.
	And don't expect any honesty from the vaccine industry.
	They'll cover up the truth.
	They'll bury the deaths and highlight the successes.
	So I don't trust anything the vaccine industry says.
	So even if they say, oh, this is the best vaccine ever, I would still like to have alternative options.
	I'd like to know about some antiviral herbs and this hinoki wood and the spices and the dandelion root and the elderberry and the green tea and all these other things and nutrients and vitamins that work.
	Superfoods.
	I'd like to have all these options because I don't trust the vaccine industry.
	And you shouldn't either.
	Not without a lot of evidence that they're doing the right thing, which so far I have not seen.
	So just keep all this in mind.
	Mike Adams here at the Health Ranger.
	Read my website, Pandemic.com.
	And of course, well, you can download audio files there and you can hear the podcast and watch the videos and all these things and see the articles and the science links, all that.
	So check it out at pandemic.news.
	This is Mike Adams here, the Health Ranger.
	Thank you for listening.
	Stay safe and realize that you live in a world surrounded by natural medicine.
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