Your March 2023 Newsletter

Oh, Ohio! ♥️

My heart goes out to our Whole Woman family in Ohio and surrounding areas. Hopefully, by now people are getting an inkling that our government is MIA (missing in action) and we are on our own to sort out how to move forward after such a devastating chemical release. My husband and I are in that same boat, as beautiful Maine, where we are planning to move soon, is considered the “tailpipe” of the northeast because winds from the industrialized east are blown there before moving out over the ocean.

When I heard the news, I immediately realized I have a wealth of information in my head that is extremely pertinent to recovering from the disaster. When vinyl chloride is burned at less than incinerator temperatures, it forms “dioxin”, an extremely dangerous family of chemicals. The primary reason they are dangerous is not only that they disrupt estrogen receptors, but also because they interfere with a number of master regulators of gene expression having to do with oxygen homeostasis, red blood cell production, and glucose metabolism. 

The reason I know about these genetic pathways is because I’ve been studying hormones and hormone receptors for over 15 years. My daughter arrived on our doorstep 16 years ago with a baby and a broken heart. I remember being in tears myself because I had just been diagnosed with lichen sclerosis, an inflammatory condition of the vulva very common in menopause, and was in extreme discomfort. The good news is, we not only got to help raise our adorable granddaughter, but I went on a years-long mission to figure out the female hormonal system and ended up cracking the code on LS and several other common women’s health conditions.

Before the train disaster, I was already working hard to finish part 3 of my written series titled, The Golden Ratio, Quantum Dots, and Saving Human Consciousness. That project has since been wrapped in with what I want to convey to the people of Ohio, which I will post by the end of the week at wholewomanpost.com. If you think dioxin is bad, these chemicals have nothing on quantum dots. It is utterly amazing that humanity (we can’t blame globalists, aliens, or artificial intelligence) has polluted the entire biosphere with something exceedingly toxic to all living cells before any safety studies were conducted. Today, nanotoxicology is a burgeoning field, but unfortunately, it comes decades too late. 

Personal Bioremediation

This is a term I’ve coined for bringing our body, and our personal surroundings, back to a truly natural state.

As much as the globalists want to herd us all into “15-minute cities” where we will be devoid of natural life, the truth of the matter is, the pollution has to stop, and people need to be spread out over every countryside in order to remediate the planet. After looking deeply into the issue, I have realized that humans have about as much environmental stability as insects right now, and if you know anything about the “insect apocalypse,” you know we’re in serious trouble.

Miraculously, plants, bacteria, fungi, and humans (not necessarily animals, who will need our help) have a remarkable capacity to withstand the Nano Age, but we must get on with the work of personal bioremediation as soon as possible. This means making all our own food, vinegar, mustard, sourdough, kimchi, etc. locally. It means balancing our hormones, a kind of balancing you will only hear about at Whole Woman. It also means making compost and supporting the surrounding microbial and insect life to the best of our ability. Huge, industrial bioremediation projects are enormously expensive and not very successful. We need thoughtful humans bringing humus-rich life to small plots of land in order to survive the Great Poisoning, which has been in full swing for many years now. I hope to find other like-minded people to bioremediate with in Maine - I’ll bring the sourdough and mead! ;-)

Three New Whole Woman Products

And if our lives here at Whole Woman haven’t been exciting enough, we are about to launch three new video courses! As luck would have it, these courses

It was so adorable (my daughter did all the artwork), but unfortunately, the technology was such at the time that the Village didn’t register on the search engines, so we had to take it down. I’m so excited for our public forum to be up and running again and hope all our old friends will rejoin us.

Best wishes for a great month!

Christine Kent
Founder 
Whole Woman