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I almost lost 2 of my dogs a couple of months ago from a bad batch of Stella and chewies. Three of my dogs got sick all at the same time five hours after eating. Two of them collapsed and luckily one of our neighbors is an alternative vet who was willing to see them at 10 o’clock at night. I thought I was doing the right thing by feeding a high-end expensive food that was not kibble. Most likely it was 842 high-dose vitamin D three in the food that did this to my dogs.

I now make my own dog food. It’s not as hard as people think. And it is far less expensive though more time-consuming than feeding out of a bag.

Most people would be shocked to realize how horrendous the pet food industry is. There’s a deep dive you might want to take.

Thank you again for all the awesome awesome work you do. I look forward to your articles all the time.

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Do you make the dog food in a slow cooker? It makes it way easier. I did that last summer for our dog. Our dog loved it.

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We make enough food for 2 weeks for 8 animals (4 dogs, 4 cats). We gently boil chicken, shred it and add raw ground beef, pumpkin, moringa powder, chia seeds, powdered organic blueberries, blended beef liver, kelp, ground egg shells. 3 times a week they get a raw egg and “4Legs of Love” sprouts from SPROUT PEOPLE. When I can get them they get chicken hearts. It takes my husband and myself an hour to make this and then I freeze it in containers that hold 4 days of food each for the 8 animals.

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I read a book called "Cats would buy mice" a while ago by Hans-Ulrich Grimm and I can just concur, nobody should feed their animals on store-Bought.

Glad your dogs survived :-)

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If Lee Merritt thinks "Vitamin D3" is not a poison to humans and knows of a pharmaceutical grade sheet that proves that, then she should be the one to produce it. The onus is on her to prove that the "supplements" she is relentlessly peddling are not toxic and are actually beneficial to health.

I became suspicious of her a couple years ago. This nonsense from her seals the deal.

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Yes, correct.

However, I doubt that will happen as she (he) is under CIA Operative narrative :-(

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I'm sure that will not happen because he (she?) doesn't have the goods.

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STAY STRONG...you are over the target♥️

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I'M PROUD TO BE ON TEAM Agent131711! Cheering for your triumph over ignorance. Nice work.

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I recently concluded that most MDs are under a deeper form of education-based mind control than I had realized. Add in the ego factor and social status of being an MD, and that's a potent combination.

Dr. Boz, as she calls herself, got religion about the ketogenic diet years ago, and deeply regrets the harm she's done in the past with standard medical treatments for diabetes, etc. I respect her work in that area. (I used to do keto, but no more, that's beside the point.)

HOWEVER...in this video she admits how she ignored for two years the claims of Covid "vaccine" damage that her subscribers were constantly reminding her of. You only need to listen to the first few minutes to get a feel for it. I'm not trashing her - in fact I give her props for admitting she was wrong. My point is she was enlightened on one issue but remained closed on others, due to her "training".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3N-uFfvU5s

PS: She's also clearly blind about the dangers of EMFs, having implanted in herself a wireless bluetooth ketone meter.

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I figure she ( dr boz) will be SUED UP THE YING YANG for giving patients the poison shots...that "no liability " crap is gonna disappear

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Oh my!

I had no idea those meters existed.

Thanks

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Me either. Here it is (or at least one version) for reference:

https://www.abbott.com/corpnewsroom/strategy-and-strength/abbotts-biowearable-one-sensor-for-glucose-ketones.html

And then there are the bluetooth-enabled wireless baby diaper monitors I recently learned about.

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Thanks Mitch!

Abbott.. A-Bot Pharma

Crap!

I see its approved for ages 4 and up!

I should not be surprised since you mentioned wireless baby diaper monitors :-( :-(

God help us all!!

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IMHO, you both make some good points. You are correct Vit D is used as a rat poison and that everything is a poison and its the dose that makes the difference - first lecture in Toxicology. Vitamins are essential to all animals - and man survived for eons by getting them through foods, water, sunshine and minerals. There are a bunch of diseases that were assigned to contagion which ended up being vitamin deficiencies (e.g. scurvy, rickets, hypocalcemia, Pellagra). Fortification of foods with vitamins - is problematic as is most of the GMO food produced.

If a person took 10,000 IU (0.25 mg) of D3 a day - that would be 0.0036 mg/kg for a 70 kg ~150lb person). The half life of Vit D in humans is 1-2 months. Like everything to much can cause problems and deficiencies can cause problems.

The Rat oral LD50 (lethal dose that kills 50%) is reported to be from 42 - 619 mg/kg

The concentration in rat poison is 0.075% or 75g/kg of feed

If a 0.5 kg rat ate 2g of this delightful concoction - it would consume 75 mg of D3.

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so what about this theory..if the level of Vitamin D is toxic in the human body would the body lay down more fat in which to store it and make that fat IMPOSSIBLE TO LOSE??? Many folks ( including me) have mysteriously put on weight (after taking 10,000 units of D for many years) and cannot get that weight off. I wonder...

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All these poisons the body has to remove through the kidneys and liver.

Most congested would be the liver.

So, everything backs up and the entire lymphatic system (blood cleaner) becomes slow which in return effects metabolism and weight gain is one of the results.

A correct gentle liver cleanse is something that would help.

Also, some liquid Echinacea drops in the AM would help clear out the blood.

There are many cleanses out. there.

When I stopped all the vitamins about 9 months ago, I started passing out parasites in my stools.

Had to do a parasite cleanse for 5 weeks.

Guess I starved the critters of all their "healthy" vitamins :-(

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Actually the “Kick it Naturally” guy T.C Hale said just that, I can’t recall the exact wording but that the body was reacting to the poison and protecting itself. Check out his website & youtube. He has a free course on digestion which is amazing, a real eye opener & you can get a free copy of his book “Kick your fat in the nuts” which is amazing too. He’s not a dr by the way but fanatical researcher looking for answers. I think Agent would approve.

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Hi Agent and all interested in this juicy topic! I asked a friend, Kath, who is an herbalist for a couple decades after having been a nurse for a couple as well. She was kind enough to put a lot of time into replying in the hope that it could provide some further insights. Without training it can be so difficult to understand as a layman, and even investigative journalists who are diligent and well-meaning could always benefit from the perspectives of various professional sources, who are also well-meaning. Which I know she is! So, it is long and detailed, but we do hope it will be helpful and add to the materials presented here so far.

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Firstly, thank you for the work you do. I have asked my friend to post this in your comments as I am not yet a paid subscriber.

So, vitamin D is indeed rat poison. This doesn’t mean that humans shouldn’t take it - if they need it - in the right quantity. This can only be established by testing blood levels of D3 & calcium.

I’ve gone into this in depth because D3 is something I use & prescribe, something that I do know about, around which safety issues do apply & one must know what you’re doing, something that can mean the difference between life & death for a person dealing with cancer & I mean that in a good way, favouring life. The key is in the dosing.

I’ve gone into the numbers repeatedly, aiming for clarity. Many apologies if you’re already familiar with this.

Vit D dose is normally expressed in micrograms [ug or mcg] What looks like a tiny quantity, 0.075%, when calculated for rat poison food-chunk is actually a huge dose for the rat.

Here are the numbers 1microgram or 1ug for short = one thousandth of a gram 100g = 100,000ug

1g = 1% = 1,000ug

0.75g = 0.75% = 750ug

0.075g = 0.075% = 75ug

0.075% = 75ug

750ug = 1kg product 75ug = 100g

7.5ug = 10

1 ounce = ~ 30g Product comes in 30g blocks

3 x 10g = 3 x 7.5ug =

22.5mcg per 30g block Various weights are given on line for rats. I don’t know for sure because I’ve never been up close to one. One range gives Weight of adult rat = approximately between 200 - 500g, another range gives 400 - 700g (pet rat, possibly fatter?) For the purposes of calculation let’s assume it’s a fairly large adult, 500g.

1 rat eats 1 x 30g block (though could possibly eat more) This is equivalent to 22.5mcg D3 into the rat.

Ok so far?

Confusion can arise because vitamin D is also expressed in iu (international units) 22.5ug = 900iu 25ug = 1,000iu is an average daily dose for an adult human, & 25ug is the dose shown on your screenshot product label, 1,000iu. [In my practice I would still require regular testing of blood levels of D3 & calcium.][In practice we can sometimes take/need more D than this but it all depends on blood results].

Let’s assume the adult human weighs 60kg

An equivalent dose for that human would be 120 times the rat dose. (Large rat weighing 120 times less than this 60kg human). (I’m a fairly small human, 5foot 2inch & not exactly fat & I weigh ~ 70kg).

20ug = 800iu

2.5ug =100iu

22.5ug = 900iu

22.5ug x 120 = 2,700ug

2,700ug = 108,000iu

As mentioned above, dose as stated on your screenshot supplement label is 1,000iu which = 25ug

Put it another way, this dose is over 100 times larger than an equivalent adult human average daily dose.

Rat could of course be tempted to eat more than one 30g block, no doubt formulated with ingredients to tempt him or her.

Also & importantly, vit D3 which is extra to requirements is stored in the body, as you have pointed out. This means that a 30g block the next day or later would increase the quantity present in the body dramatically. As you rightly say, we can’t pee it out but we do use it for over 200 body processes - so providing we don’t have too much on board, & also in the various situations in which D3 is over-used by the body, our stock will dwindle.

The other 99.925% of the undisclosed ingredients turn out to be millet (in at least one product). There are more than one kind of millet, two of them contain relatively large amounts of calcium.

Sorghum millet & Kodo millet contain a significant quantity of calcium. Proso millet doesn’t, so still a bit of digging to do as to which kind is used in the product (& are all products containing the same cereal? Did you check them all?)

Here are some numbers

S & K millet contain approximately 30mg calcium per 100g.

This gives an approximate quantity of calcium per 30g product of 10mg. Taking my rat & human comparisons from before & multiply that 10mg up to ascertain human level & you have 1200mg (120 x 10). In the context of high D this is A LOT. Certainly enough to facilitate death by D especially if rat eats more than one 30g chunk. Calcium content of millet would not need to be legally listed as an active ingredient because the thing that kills you is not the calcium, but the action of vitamin D on calcium, in the body. & not many people will think calcium when they see millet listed.

Regardless of extra dietary sources the rat would have calcium in his body because calcium is essential for life.

Blood calcium levels in rat & human have to be maintained within a tight normal range. Excessively high blood calcium can lead to heart attack & death. Ratty’s body tries hard to push out the excess calcium in the blood (hypercalcaemia aka high blood calcium caused by vit D), to save his life. This causes calcium to be deposited in bone & when bones are full, it goes into soft tissues such as kidneys, thus kidney damage as you referred to in your article.

This does not mean vitamin D in the right dose causes kidney damage. It means if blood calcium is high D will help the vit D out of the blood into the tissues.

These blocks will be delicious to Ratty. Appetising, even irresistible.

Designed to give Ratty a Gourmet experience. & as it won’t kill him immediately he is likely to want more & eat more - Just speculation of course, based on my scant knowledge of what a rat can do when he gets in my larder.

I’m inclined to trust you. I’m thinking that you have extrapolated from D as rat poison to all [synthetic*] D not for humans without knowing the fine details of dosing. & I agree with you about the additives & synthetics. You have obviously worked very hard on this. I feel you are honestly presenting the info you have found, as you see it.

Regarding D, I am not in favour of supplementation without testing. I’m not in favour of self medicating unless a person really knows what they are doing. Most people just believe the adverts’ propaganda, as with most things..

* [It doesn’t have to be synthetic to kill rat though - in this block formulation dose, natural will also do].

Supplements derived from sheep wool are available, additives sesame oil & gum arabic. That’s the one I use. Unfortunately I don’t know the process involved, but I can & will find out.

Cod liver oil is said to contain appreciable amounts of D3 - if it does, it‘s really the only food that provides a reasonably substantial amount - approx 2,000iu per 5ml stated in what I read, BUT cod liver oil has its own potential toxicity via high levels of vitamin A & questionable purity of many clo supplements.

Best advice - clothes off, sensible sunbathing, no supplement required!

Anyway, that’s my take so far. Do you think I have presented it clearly or do I still have work to do in your opinion?

Thanks for reading!

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Thank you, Agent, for bringing the vitamins/supplements scam into light. So disappointed in Dr. Merritt - she was one of my favorite alt docs that I followed... until now. Her Vitamin D products contain cholecalciferol... you've shown us there's no "good" vs. "bad" cholecalciferol - it's all bad. We really have to be wary of docs who have their own line of supplements.

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Yeah, he/she wants to make money. I used to buy supplements from that entity myself.

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I’m laughing at all the word choices.

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Agent, you are right on. I very much enjoy your content. Just send her this piece from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9938244/ Note to her since 2020, (cholecalciferol only baits) are a thing and evidently proves it is and can be deadly.

In 1984, cholecalciferol was developed as a rodenticide by Bell Laboratories in Wisconsin and was registered as a rodenticide the same year13,14. The rodenticide was developed to deal with the challenges encountered in attempts to control commensal rodents, e.g., house mice15, with the existing ARs. New Zealand16,17, several European countries14,18 and the United States19,20 are countries that have established the use of cholecalciferol as a rodenticide. Initially, application of cholecalciferol was synonymous in a mixture with coumatetralyl, especially in European countries21. (However as of 2020), the majority of the European market has (cholecalciferol only baits) without coumatetralyl as synonymous mixture22. Cholecalciferol is consumed by humans as a dietary supplement (i.e. vitamin D) and can be found naturally in fish oils, egg yolk and milk fat23. However, when the compound is consumed at toxic levels, it can raise the calcium level in blood (hypercalcaemia) by absorption from bone and small intestine and causes calcification of blood vessels in vital organs such as kidneys, stomach, lungs and cardiovascular system13,24–27. Heart failure is usually one of the major effects to the consumer, where the mineralization causes blockage to blood vessels and eventually leads to heart failure and death17,25. The other mechanism of cholecalciferol is the ‘stop feed effect’ where the toxin causes the consumer to lose their appetite, eventually resulting in death, which is also one of the symptoms of hypercalcemia

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Lee Merritt is one ugly dude. Not sure why anyone would look to him for health advice.

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:-)

I was about to post a similar line.

The Male to Female --- MTF

Of Military Grade , so we all should feel better now.

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Merritt has just outed himself. Another one bites the dust. Controlled oppo!!!

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Ha! I also thought it sounded so much like a male voice. I put my tablet down while listening and was confused for a bit because I thought a man is speaking but couldn’t see him. I never heard of this doctor before.

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Thank you for standing strong against these evil shills!

On a side note, the last time I tried a supplement, about 8 years ago, it was zinc. After a few days, my breath smelled metallic, and I stopped taking the supplement. I just looked up zinc, and here is what I found on Wickedpedia:

"Zinc is most commonly used as an anti-corrosion agent, and galvanization (coating of iron or steel) is the most familiar form."

Sounds like an absolutely yummy idea to help low-dose us into cyborgs, eh?😡

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Thanks again for your excellent work AG!

Folks need to know and you are doing just that!

I also posted the below on dpl's stack.

Guess more will be coming out of the woodwork.

AMANDHA DAWN VOLLMER

"In my educated opinion (to which we are still entitled last I checked), I find it both unscientific and unprofessional to label an essential vitamin as "rat poison." This terminology disregards the enormous and successful track record of chemically synthesized vitamins D2 and D3, which have been available "

https://amandhavollmer.substack.com/p/vitamin-d-reclaiming-its-rightful

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I've always found Vollmer to be very condescending to everyone. Every video of her is a turnoff to me.

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She changed I noticed right after the C-Vid circus started.

I first came across her back in the late 90's when Jim Humble first introduced MMS before the Genesis II foundation was formed. We would exchange information on our journey taking Chlorine DiOxide. I agree, over the last 4 years her presentation of information is very abrasive :-(

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She’s an extremely angry person. I enjoy many of her presentations and often they’re spot on. But on the other hand, some are very poor. We have to use discrimination when listening to anyone who purports to be an expert.

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I really liked Dr M as well but I KNOW you are correct and she is now HIDING something...

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You’re getting lots of attention from the supplement pushers!

https://open.substack.com/pub/amandhavollmer/p/vitamin-d-reclaiming-its-rightful?r=rsqgt&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

A wonder not one of them sees fit to tell people about Sperti sunlamps, UV-B light is 1,000x’s of times more effective at producing the hormone. I am an inventor in the LED space, unaffiliated with that product, although I wish I had come up with it. $500, expensive but effective and a permanent solution, some spend that on vitamins quarterly.

Think you are over the target with the machine gearing up against you, keep going! ❤️

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She obviously didn't read your article because if she did, she would have seen the information, then she could take the time to follow your tracks and verify you... but she didn't... she's just a shill.

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