injury, her first child spent over a year on Miralax, an over-the-counter laxative that contains polyeth- ylene glycol 3350 (PEG 3350), which is linked to tremors, tics, obsessive-compulsive behaviors, and aggression in children following its use. Mya has heard countless stories about adults and children being bullied into procedures and dropped from pediatric practices if the parents refused vaccines. “Why do women no longer have a voice for their


children, their parents, or themselves? We are a society that just wants a pill. How did we get here, and how do we get out of it?” asks Mya. Sadly, Mya’s sister-in-law passed away just a few days after receiving the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine. www.healthfreedomsd.org Jose Luis Cordeiro, author of the book La


Muerte de la Muerte (the death of death), is also a featured speaker at FreedomFest 2021. Cordeiro states that by the year 2045, researchers will have figured out a way to not only stop aging, but reverse it. This will result in a huge cost reduction in healthcare, as 80% of one’s medical expendi- tures happen in the last five years of their life. Cordeiro believes that everyone has the right to life. “I do not plan to die; I plan to be younger in 20 years than I am today,” remarks Cordeiro. Some of these revolutionary technologies that


will extend lifespan include the ability to cor- rect the genome with gene therapy, elimination of zombie or senescent cells that cause aging,


inexpensive stem cell treatment, and epigenetic cell reprogramming. According to Cordeiro and other aging researchers, there are four genes that control the aging process. In one study by Dr. David Sinclair, a Harvard researcher, his team of geneticists were able to extend lifespan by two years in mice, which is equivalent to decades in humans. “Once we can reverse aging, it will be unstoppable,” says Cordeiro. “We are truly living between the last human mortal generation and the first immortal generation!” FreedomFest attracts people of all ages and


walks of life and across the political spectrum. It’s open to anyone who enjoys a wide interest in books, art, music, film, science, philosophy, economics, health, technology, business, law, politics, and more. This event will revolutionize your perspective, open your mind to new ideas, give you an action plan, and most importantly, inspire hope that our society and world can be a place of freedom. You’ll have deep and meaningful conversations with people you might otherwise never have met, and you’ll leave with an experience you can take forward into your life that you won’t get from social media, a news byte, or a book. •


For more information or to attend FreedomFest 2021, visit www.freedomfest.com. Use code Nutmeg50 to save $50 off the $499 regular registration.


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