HIGHLY Censored 🤬 On Social Media - A Way to REVIVE People if They Have CARDIAC ARREST

> Length:
6:18 minutes
> Description:
In the first clip we have a live video of what appears to be a cardiac arrest in a young Asian man, assisted by a caring group of people utilizing an ancient technique called, PaidaLajin. In the second clip, we have the technique explained by Donald, a compassionate soul with a jolly sense of humor.
> Further description on first clip …
“Video: A sudden heart attack in a theater.
 Doctors and assistants slapped the patient's inner elbow and he recovered after about 2 minutes.
 This video gives you advice on emergency situations to pay attention to heart patients and how to deal with a heart attack that usually happens suddenly.
 Many become so helpless and die on the way to the hospital.

 Please remember:

 1. By slapping the inner elbow of the left hand as shown in the video, it stimulates the three acupressure points around the left side which are related to the heart and lungs.

 2. Slapping will speed up blood circulation, which makes the person feel warm and stops sweating.

 You. You need to know that a heart attack is due to a blockage of blood circulation. By tapping and slapping the inner elbow of the hand, you can increase body temperature, avoid aggregation, and facilitate blood circulation. Then immediately take the person to the hospital.”
> Sourced From:
1. Facebook (original source Unknown)
2. YouTube > PaidaLajin Global > A five-minute self diagnosis detecting blockages in microcirculation —> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8t8rj-YacLU
> Resources Related to Video:
PaidaLajin Global Youtube Channel —> https://m.youtube.com/@paidalajinglobal2219
> Additional Comments:
You never know when a technique like this could come in handy especially given the sea of jabbed people in our midst, God forbid. For some reason, the first video is highly censored on social media — perhaps because it works, and might save lives that the governments of the world and their unholy controllers, clearly desire otherwise.