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stormy@diaspora.ragesoss.com

Serpent medical companies process mass quantities of plant material every day. This is why they use the FDA to police truth and spread disinformation. They ban plants because they make drugs out of them and don't want you to have the natural safe God made seed bearing herb. https://botanicalguides.com/wild-yam-dioscorea-dregeana.html Birth control medicine is made from the wild yam plant ( Dioscorea dregeana ). Cold medicine is made from Ephdra sinica, opium is extracted from poppies, mucinex is made in the likeness of a chemical in plants called mucilage, over the counter products like Listerine work because of menthol extracted from peppermint, etc. Scientist don't want to give God credit, they just want to lobby to oppress these natural remedies so only they can get their hands on them, then them and their buddies sell you products made from these cures, and then taint them with toxic fda approved additives. #birthcontrol #prolife #herbs #africanplants #ethnobotany #ethnobotnaicals
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dredmorbius@diaspora.glasswings.com

Here's where abortions are now banned or strictly limited, and where they may be soon

Abortion is now illegal or heavily restricted in at least 11 states following the Supreme Court's historic decision Friday to overturn Roe v. Wade. Twelve other states have laws in place that pave the way to quickly ban or severely restrict access to them, according to research from the Guttmacher Institute, a group that favors abortion rights. Several additional states appear likely to pass new laws.

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Before Dobbs, state laws banning or severely restricting abortion access fell into three broad categories: 1) "trigger bans," which ban abortion under most circumstances and go into effect with the fall of Roe; 2) pre-Roe bans, which are old laws still on the books that could now be enforced; and 3) more recently passed laws that limit abortion to an early gestational age or ban it nearly totally. Some states had passed laws in more than one of these categories.

Thirteen states had trigger bans, laws that were written to take effect either immediately, by state official certification or after a 30-day waiting period, if Roe is overturned. Once they go into effect, these laws supersede other laws the state may have on the books, such as bans after a set number of weeks of pregnancy, said Elizabeth Nash, a state policy analyst with the Guttmacher Institute. ...

Ban in effect: AL AR KY LA MO OH OK SD TX WI WV

Trigger ban: ID MS ND TN UT WY

Pre-Roe ban: AZ MI

6-week ban: GA IA SC

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2022/06/24/1107126432/abortion-bans-supreme-court-roe-v-wade

#DobbsVJackson #RoeVWade #Abortion #BirthControl #SCOTUS #USPol