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portada Love & Greed That Kill: How Plant Poisoning Is Covertly Being Portrayed As Voodoo.
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
126
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
21.6x14x0.7 cm
Weight
0.15 kg.
ISBN13
9781518737237

Love & Greed That Kill: How Plant Poisoning Is Covertly Being Portrayed As Voodoo.

Lillian Burton (Author) · Createspace · Paperback

Love & Greed That Kill: How Plant Poisoning Is Covertly Being Portrayed As Voodoo. - Burton, Lillian

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Synopsis "Love & Greed That Kill: How Plant Poisoning Is Covertly Being Portrayed As Voodoo."

This book was written to expound on how the voodoo religion has been given an unfair atrocious reputation. Historically, it has been described as a controlling, spell casting, and death wish granting phenomena. The author describes some history of voodoo as it occurred in Haiti, when the slaves were transported to New Orleans before the Louisiana Purchase, and how plant poisoning began to be used and was portrayed as a part of the voodoo religion. The author further explains how plant poisoning was used in the past, how it is distributed on the black market and used today as a secret weapon to control or kill, and how it is causing tormenting autoimmune diseases that often leads to death. Descriptions are given on various plants, plant toxins, and the relationship of plant toxins to at least ten different autoimmune diseases.

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