Health Ranger Report: The shocking truth about VENOM PEPTIDES in drugs and cosmetics

By kevinhughes // 2025-02-01

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Derived from reptiles like the Gila monster, venom peptides are increasingly used in weight-loss drugs (e.g., Ozempic, Wegovy) and anti-aging skincare products, marketed for their hormone-mimicking properties.
Experts warn that venom peptides can cause turbo-charged cancer growth, neurological damage and mental health issues like psychotic breaks, with research linking venom to accelerated cancer growth in mammals.
Venom proteins share similarities with COVID-19 spike proteins, potentially disrupting the nervous system and causing symptoms like brain fog, dementia and schizophrenia. These mirror long COVID and vaccine injury symptoms.
Ozempic and Wegovy – both containing venom-based semaglutide – are linked to severe side effects, including a 45 percent increase in suicidal ideation, digestive system disruption and symptoms akin to snakebite reactions.
Venom peptides in skincare products marketed as Botox alternatives can disrupt cellular function and cause long-term damage. Experts urge greater public awareness, transparency and a shift toward natural, nutrient-based solutions.

From weight-loss drugs like Ozempic to anti-aging skincare products, venom peptides derived from snakes and other reptiles are quietly infiltrating people's daily lives. But what are the hidden dangers of these seemingly miraculous compounds? In a revealing "Health Ranger Report" interview on Brighteon.com with Mike Adams, pharmacist Ben Fuchs and Dr. Bryan Ardis, two leading experts in health and wellness, exposed the dark side of venom-based pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. The two linked them to devastating side effects, including turbo-charged cancer growth, psychotic breaks and long-term neurological damage. Venom peptides, often marketed as cutting-edge solutions for weight loss, inflammation and even skincare, are increasingly being used in pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. These peptides, derived from reptiles like the Gila monster, are touted for their ability to mimic human hormones and neurotransmitters. For example, semaglutide, the active ingredient in Ozempic and Wegovy, is based on a hormone found in Gila monster venom. (Related: Novo Nordisk makes absurd new health claims about Wegovy weight loss medication, which is synthesized based on REPTILIAN venom peptides.) However, Ardis warned that these compounds are far from benign. The founder and CEO of Nature Wins explained that when venom touches any mammal cell – whether it's neurological, epidermal or organ tissue – it causes rapid, turbo-charged cancer growth. This alarming revelation is backed by research funded by the American Cancer Society, which discovered that venom accelerates cancer growth in mammals. Despite this, venom-based products continue to flood the market, raising urgent questions about their safety.

Co-Venom-19: The link between venom peptides and COVID-19

One of the most shocking revelations from the interview is the overlap between the side effects of venom peptides and the symptoms of long COVID, vaccine injuries and even mental health disorders. Ardis highlighted that the spike proteins in the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) and its vaccines share striking similarities with venom proteins. These proteins can bind to nicotine receptors in the body, disrupting the nervous system and leading to symptoms like brain fog, dementia and even psychotic breaks. "Venom blocks acetylcholine in the brain," Ardis explained. When this neurotransmitter is shut off people get symptoms like Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis and schizophrenia. He added this is the reason why people are seeing a rise in mental health issues post-vaccination and post-COVID. The weight-loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy, which contain semaglutide, have been linked to severe side effects, including a 45 percent increase in suicidal ideation. "The side effects of these drugs – elevated heart rate, dizziness, difficulty breathing – are the same as those of a snakebite," the Health Ranger told his guests. Fuchs added that these drugs also wreak havoc on the digestive system. The registered pharmacist, nutritionist and skin care chemist stated the cholinergic nervous system, which is heavily influenced by nicotine receptors, is critical for digestion. He noted that when this system is disrupted with venom peptides or spike proteins, pre-existing conditions like leaky gut and small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) become worse.

Venom inside and out: Cosmetics also contain this lethal ingredient

The use of venom peptides isn't limited to pharmaceuticals. They are also making their way into cosmetics, marketed as "Botox-like" solutions for wrinkles and aging skin. Fuchs, a dermatology pharmacist, warned against this trend. He pointed out that venom peptides are cheap and bioactive which makes them attractive to manufacturers. Fuchs, however, said that they are not safe because they disrupt cellular function and can lead to long-term damage. The skin care chemist also emphasized the importance of using natural, nutrient-based skincare products. Ultimately, Ardis and Fuchs both stressed the need for greater public awareness and stricter regulation. In a world where venom peptides are increasingly prevalent, always choose natural, nutrient-based solutions that support the body's innate healing abilities. Visit PharmaSnakes.com for more stories about venom peptides in drugs and cosmetics Watch the full interview between Ben Fuchs, Dr. Bryan Ardis and the Health Ranger Mike Adams on the "Health Ranger Report" below. This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.

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