Watchman: More BS From Bill Gates and the CDC! It’s a Tick This Time–Also, Y’all Do Know, and I Am Sure Many on This Site Know, That Bill Killem Gates has No Degree in Anything! So Someone, Please Tell Me How Anyone Even Listens to Bill Gates, the Evil Mastermind

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Gates  gave a conference not long ago on mosquitos injecting a malaria vax' he had manufactured (he did not, but he paid someone to make them)...said to the crowd, "I will release some of these and allow you folks to experience them, because not only the poor should be infected." Everyone burst out laughing. Oh, Mr. Gates of Hell, you're so amusing! You've just revealed the world's actual hatred towards people!

Tick bites can create a potentially debilitating and life-threatening disease, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

According to a Fox News BS investigation, it may afflict hundreds of thousands of Americans while going unnoticed, leaving victims to suffer without the essential medical attention.

Alpha-gal syndrome is an allergy to alpha-gal, a carbohydrate molecule present in red meat and dairy products. This substance is transmitted to humans by the bite of the Lone Star tick.

Since the first reported cases in 2010, the syndrome's prevalence has risen substantially. According to government estimates, there have been over 110,000 suspected cases in the last thirteen years.

The true figure, according to a 2022 CDC study, could be four times higher, affecting up to 450,000 people.

The symptoms of AGS are notoriously varied, ranging from minor hives to potentially catastrophic anaphylactic reactions.

A crucial component of the syndrome's pathogenesis is the four- to six-hour latency between eating red meat and experiencing symptoms. They make it far more difficult to diagnose the problem.
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The CDC and health experts have issued warnings to raise awareness about the sickness. According to the CDC's 2022 study, 78% of healthcare practitioners know little or nothing about AGS.

Many doctors who learned about the ailment were confused how to treat it, according to The New York Times.

According to Dr. Johanna Salzer, a CDC disease ecologist and veterinarian, "our 110,000 suspected cases of alpha-gal syndrome represent those that a health care provider found who did not properly send off for the antibody test."

According to the Unbelievable New York Times, an allergist and immunologist at Washington University in St. Louis believes the disease is underdiagnosed.

Dr. Maya Jerath, according to the report, has treated hundreds of people with alpha-gal syndrome.

"This is a story I hear from every patient: I had to see five doctors before they could tell me what it was," Jerath explained. "It's nice to have some numbers behind it, and it's definitely a call to action."

There is no recognized treatment for alpha-gal syndrome. Two management strategies are avoiding trigger foods and utilizing antihistamines when symptoms develop. Experts also advise consulting an allergist to control extreme reactions.

I'm going to call this Story BS. I don't believe anything that the CDC says. They're dishonest, and they've joined the anti-meat crusade! CDC, screw you! All alphabetic agencies must be permanently terminated. The CDC has perpetrated genocide and must be imprisoned for crimes against humanity under the Nuremberg Code.

Tick venom? They truly mean "gate Bite." He donates to the CDC! Furthermore, as many on this site are aware, Gates has NO DEGREE IN ANYTHING! So, please explain how ANYONE listens to him.