85-Year-Old Broke 14 Ribs, Back to Work in 10 Days
In a Nutshell
85-year-old Maggie has eaten only meat for over 60 years, broke her back in two places plus 14 ribs, and was driving her tractor again in 10 days with no chronic illness. She attributes her recovery and lifelong health to her carnivorous diet, contrasting it with the sickness and misery she sees in cities where people consume seed oils. Her story is presented as proof that proper animal-based nutrition can heal bodies, minds, and communities while saving humanity.
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When visiting the city, there is a feeling that there are demons sucking minds. Nobody is happy and everyone is miserable. If humans are sick, they become mean and dangerous because their bodies are starving and their brains are starving. It is unrealistic to expect sick people to be kind.
At age eighty-two, Maggie was observed leaping to surround a real raging bull. Her back is broken in two places and she has fourteen broken ribs. Ten days later, she was driving her tractor.
These are heroes. These people are not just paving the way for humanity's healing, they are actually saving humanity.
At Meatstock, security guards were needed because people were approaching Maggie in the corridor to welcome and meet her. Maggie had no idea of the impact she had on so many people.
Maggie states that Anthony and others brought her out of her isolation. She was a completely reclusive ascetic until five years ago. When visitors came to the farm, she told Mac there are some really good people in the world.
Maggie is eighty-five years old and has been eating a carnivorous diet for more than six decades. Her mother helped during the war when sugar was rationed. She did not want fruits and vegetables and was not going to grow a garden. She did not want to cook or clean. Without running water or cooling, they ate what they caught.
Maggie was seen jumping over a 5-foot fence at age eighty-two to surround the biggest bull ever seen.
Maggie is eighty-two years old, and to learn her full story, watch the film "Healing Humanity" available at healinghumanity.movie.
Maggie states she is just part of the cow story. The people were happy and gave off a lovely feeling of community, health, and happiness without stress. When going to the city, it feels like mind-sucking demons where nobody is happy and everyone is miserable.
If animals are sick, they are mean. If humans are sick, they are mean and dangerous. This is the human side seen when coming out of the forest.
When the body is sick, the mind is sick, and the soul is sick. If we don't nourish ourselves properly, we won't succeed. The mind-sucking demons in the cities are sick because their bodies and minds are starving. It is impossible to expect them to be kind.
People in cities are referred to as seed oil absorbers. Their bodies are starving and their minds are starving, making kindness impossible.
A family from Belgium with four young children visits annually and stays in the same hut. One boy had ADHD, but after eating what was served for about three weeks, he no longer had it.
Maggie states she has no story with the meat-eating system and is the opposite of everyone else. She considers herself a normal person and has not suffered from any chronic illness in her life. The only chronic disease she has is her own stupidity, getting into accidents and recovering.
Two years ago on November 26, Maggie's back was broken in two places with fourteen broken ribs. She was urinating blood and her liver was completely swollen. She stayed in the hospital for thirty-six hours but left the next day to go home and drink water and electrolytes.
After returning home, Maggie was on her tractor after ten days. Within fourteen days, she began doing hard work. Within a month, she was performing almost all of her duties.
All of Maggie's friends from boarding school are no longer alive. She reached a point where she doesn't talk to anyone who has more than ten white hairs. She sees herself as alive and smiling, looking at the children.
There are heroes who are not just healing humanity but truly saving humanity.
Maggie has lived a long time but considers herself only middle-aged with a lot of work ahead. The bank manager refers to her as a middle-aged woman in her eighties. This is where the middle age of humans is supposed to be.
Many people attribute limitations solely to old age, saying they cannot move as fast anymore. They see farmer Maggie jumping over fences and lifting one hundred pounds of feed as if nothing had happened.
The film was shown in seventeen cities around the world, and after that everyone went crazy over Maggie. The reason is that she is giving them hope.
Maggie states she is the normal person here and that kids will become like this if they keep working.
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