Topic: In Vitro Fertilization

In Vitro Fertilization comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from October 2014 to February 2017.

October 2014 February 2017

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Ryan Zimmerman | Pizzagate 2.0: International Child Trafficking & The Elite
• 17:36 - 24:38

Ryan Zimmerman | Pizzagate 2.0: International Child Trafficking & The Elite

Coloboma Eye Defects, Genetic Engineering and Cloning Theories

A specialized subplot involving genetic trafficking focuses on Coloboma, a rare eye defect present in Madeline McCann and children appearing in James Aliphantis's social media posts. The PAX6 gene is highlighted for its purported connection between the ocular system and the pineal gland, leading to theories about cloning and the selection of specific bloodlines. The discussion explores the possibility that the McCanns' use of in vitro fertilization was part of a larger genetic engineering agenda.

Patrick Jordan | The History of Weaponized Vaccines, Militarized Medicine, & Serum Sickness
• 28:27 - 33:56

Patrick Jordan | The History of Weaponized Vaccines, Militarized Medicine, & Serum Sickness

Chronic Inflammation, Arthritis and Reproductive Sterility

Patrick Jordan links circulating immune complexes from vaccines to chronic inflammatory conditions like arthritis, spondylitis, and phlebitis. He suggests that gastrointestinal disorders such as Crohn's disease and irritable bowel syndrome are results of serum sickness. Furthermore, he claims the medical system intentionally induces sterility to profit from reproductive interventions like in vitro fertilization.

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Gerald Clark | The Anunnaki, New World Order, & The Hidden Battle For Humanity
• 13:57 - 16:23

Gerald Clark | The Anunnaki, New World Order, & The Hidden Battle For Humanity

The Watchers, In Vitro Fertilization and Human Gestation

The Igigi transitioned into roles as "The Watchers," monitoring Earth's environment from low-earth orbit craft. Meanwhile, the first humans were produced through in vitro fertilization, with Ninharsag carrying the first workers to term through a standard nine-month gestation period to serve as the new labor force.