By Catherine J. Frompovich

In May of 2018, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) published some rather interesting demographic data regarding insect-delivered diseases – basically those diseases have tripled since 2004 [1-2]!

https://youtu.be/mLumut2nQMs?t=17

According to the CDC, “Nine new germs spread by mosquitoes and ticks have been discovered or introduced since 2004.”  Chikungunya and Zika viruses, even though not ‘new’ and have been around elsewhere, are relatively new to the USA.

The question this author, who is/has been a healthcare issues researcher and writer since the 1980s, logically and somewhat conclusively, has to ask is, “What roles do chemtrails sprayings for Solar Radiation Modification (SRM) and the genetic modification of insects, including diseases, to be genetically modified and used as “weapons of war,[1]” play in the tripling of vector-borne diseases?”

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Furthermore, we need to consider, and factor into the tripling of vector-borne disease, those ‘contrails’ – actually “chemtrails” – in the sky since laboratory analyses have reported incriminating findings, as reported by Stop Spraying California:

What Do Chemtrails Contain?

Independent tests across the U. S. have shown chemtrails to contain the following substances:

Aluminum (known to cause tinnitus)
Arsenic
Barium salts
Cadium [should be Cadmium]
Desiccated human blood cells *
Ethylene dibromide
Lead
Magnesium
Mercury
Mold spores *
Mycoplasma *
Polymer fibers
Radio cesium
Sharp titanium shards
Stonthium [should be Strontium]
Submicron particles
Unidentified living bacteria *
Uranium
And many other toxins

The above asterisked “desiccated human blood cells, mold spores, mycoplasma, and unidentified living bacteria” unquestionably have to play some biological, biochemical and physiological role(s) in wildlife, including insects, and humans!  If anything, every living organism must be breathing them into their metabolic ecosystem.

Also what needs to be factored into the above multi-media-mix are rabies vaccines dropped from planes to control wildlife outbreaks [3].

https://youtu.be/YnBkmDxlCIk?t=9

Additionally, what further needs to be considered, but probably is overlooked in the zeal of using high tech ‘solutions’, is flying insects are attracted to those smelly rabies vaccines.  Insects ‘inspecting’ those vaccines undoubtedly can become infected with the impregnated disease organisms within the vaccines, which may reprogram and modify ‘visiting’ vector insects own-venom-producing enzyme systems for more potent lethality or, inadvertently, making them into flying “communicable disease” carriers and progenerators.  Something to think about, CDC, if you haven’t, I suggest.

What to do about the problem of insect-carrying-diseases

As a retired healthcare professional and current health issues researcher/writer, my number one suggestion is to fortify your immune system in every conceivable way, but specifically by removing all toxic chemical exposures wherever you may find them, especially in your home environment: fluoridated water, toxic bug sprays, genetically modified ‘phood’, chemical lawn ‘enhancements’, AND exposure to electromagnetic frequencies such as cell phone RFs and Wi-Fi [4], which negatively impact human DNA.

Man-made chemicals negatively impact human health [5] by compromising the immune system.

Eat more nutritiously.  It is summertime in the Northern Hemisphere; a perfect time for eating locally- and organically-grown fruits and vegetables; the more the better.  Fruits and veggies contain ‘boatloads’ of vitamins, minerals, enzymes and phytonutrients whose purpose is to enhance the immune system and ATP production [6] at cellular level. “Adenosine 5’-triphosphate (ATP), is the principle molecule for storing and transferring energy in cells.” [6]

Vector control ought to be a prime summer activity, especially now that you know what’s going on with the dramatic increase of bug-bite diseases.  Eliminate all standing water containers to discourage mosquito and insect breading grounds.

Use proper clothing protection when out in Nature.  Wear long sleeve shirts and hats that have flaps covering the back of your neck.  NO shorts; only long pants that you tuck inside your socks so that critters CANNOT crawl up your leg after they jump onto your shoes and socks.  Do the same when mowing lawns.

Insect-avoidance balms ought to be used; however, I personally do not recommend any DEET-containing products [7]. DEET is a potentially-toxic chemical [8] and, as such, negatively impacts your liver and immune system.  “High doses or long-term exposure to DEET have been associated with neurological damage [8].”

Health impacts

All spiders must be included in the above milieu, as their bites can be very serious since spiders have venom to kill their prey.  Some of the short-range health impacts from insect bites can be:

• Swelling and or infection at bite site


• Site pain and itching; don’t scratch!


• Fever; sweats at night during sleep


• Debilitating bone pain similar to those pains during the flu (influenza)


• Lack of appetite and weight loss


• Avoid dehydration