EPISODE · May 14, 2022 · 2H 52M
Alcohol
from The Narrow Path of The Righteous · host Brownson Arebojie
Episode 256 breaks down alcohol. A colorless volatile flammable liquid, C2H5OH, synthesized or obtained by fermentation of sugars and starches and widely used, either pure or denatured, as a solvent and in drugs, cleaning solutions, explosives, and intoxicating beverages. Humanity has been controlled, deceived, and manipulated through the poison of alcohol. Humanity has next to no idea of the short and long-term ramifications of alcohol and if they do, most are too addicted to change their unhealthy habits. Alcohol isn’t easy to quit, because it was designed to be addictive and has aided in allowing people to escape their dark reality within this enslavement. However, we owe it to our children, each other, and ourselves to take our power back. We die for lack of knowledge. All praises to The Most High. Links The History of Alcohol Throughout The World List of deities of wine and beer Alcohol 101 | National Geographic History of Fermentation What are the effects of alcohol? 🍺 Why Alcohol Is Killing Your Body & Brain Alcohol Is a Poison That the Body Works Hard to Eliminate Over 15 million Americans are suffering from alcohol use disorder WARNING ON HOW ALCOHOL IS BEING PUSHED ON THE MASSES Why the Feds Banned Four Loko Four Loko Lawsuit Drunk Driving Statistics 2022 Teenage Drunk Driving Facts TxDOT statewide holiday drunk driving prevention campaign The last drop: the history of alcohol in medicine New Study Says No Amount of Alcohol Is OK for Expectant Mothers Preventing fetal alcohol spectrum disorders Drinking less alcohol may lower risk of obesity, heart disease Study on Alcohol and Aggression Study finds drinking locations linked to sexual assault THE HUMANS WAS FORCED INTO BEING ADDICTS OF CHEMICALS Alcohol deaths increase dramatically during pandemic
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