About the IgG4 "trend"
It's all so tiresome
I will share pictures at a later date, but I decided to write this short one in the spur of the moment. In the span of 24 hours, every Alt-Covid account under the sun decided to publish a Twitter thread, a Substack post, or a blog post about a specific subject that is trending right now.
I got several e-mails and messages asking why I was not covering the “new” IgG4 paper. And that is because I already did, months ago and to be sincere I did a better analysis than people publishing right now. Here is a series of highly connected substacks I wrote that you should read, in order of both publication and importance.
This one contains the, at the time, pre-print now peer-reviews IgG4 immune shift paper, and others that many missed and are as important to make sense of the shift.
The following is one of the most if not the most important aspects of this whole charade. Let’s see how long the grifters take to make sense of this one since IgG4 on itself is already a hard subject, but Galectins ? That is a universe in and of itself. It is also directly linked to IgG4, and the presence (or abundance) of both lead to places one don’t want to go.
The “allergic” angle, is followed by something a few would expect or suspect.
Of course, my goal to understand such complex molecular pathways and mechanisms is always to “find a way out”, but modulating IgG4 is borderline cutting-edge science, often involving patented, complex customized monoclonal antibodies or drugs. But modulating Galectin-3 and basically stopping the train before leaving the station ?
That is easier to do and cheap.
There is more to add to this subject, but it intersects with what I was/am currently working one, the Long Covid post that got rather bigger and complex.
I hope every one of you had a wonderful Christmas or at the very least a peaceful one, and have a good week ahead.
And as usual, I am very grateful for both the support of paid subscribers here or anyone who ever used Kofi and for your patience lately and everyone who share whatever they find useful.
Take your IgG4 victory lap!!!
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For your consideration -
A plea to honest and experienced doctors for useful, telling diagnostics on whether post covid injection recovery/treatment is necessary, what those treatments may be, and when those treatments are no longer necessary. (This potentially could also relate to long covid as well.)
https://leemuller.substack.com/p/a-plea-to-honest-and-experienced
I keep mentioning and emphasizing diagnostics; however, most people keep commenting on treatments. My inquiry is more about people who show no outright symptoms; yet, may perceivable have issues if they had certain things checked out. My main concern is how to prevent sudden and unexpected deaths occurring with no specific cause of death being stated.
I don't believe that throwing the long list of "safe" protocols towards treating or preventing something indefinitely is realistic for most people. Some diagnostic tools could include D-Dimer or Galectin-3 tests; however, which and/or when are these still useful? For example, would they still be useful one year after the last injection has been taken?
I ask not for myself, but the millions who may be worried about the damage either covid or the covid shots may have done, and may be continuing to do, under the radar.