It was actually a joke lol. A serious question now.
Do my readers prefer the Cognitive Strike Part III being one, MASSIVE article, or just a bunch of not short, but not long articles covering the papers in said article (there are quite a few) ?
Without your input, I will just write a massive one.
It’s pretty depressing to read these articles, I often either wish I didn’t read the ones about kids or I want to kill myself afterward. But I’m proud of you for covering it because is few people will. I’ve spent a year and change trying to come up with a protocol for kids which I’m comfortable with and I’ve finally done it but I’m afraid to share anything for kids with anybody but my closest friends. And most of them don’t really care about covid or vax anyway. I do worry about their brain function but my big hope is thr plasticity is more in a growing brain so in time they can potentially repair. Luckily Taurine is suitable for kids in small doses as is Choline so there are supplements out there to help
I went through that exact feeling and those thoughts back in 2021, when reverse engineering the mRNA vaccine, having a broader picture, and realizing everything. I have said a few times I hate covering "kid stuff," but sometimes I force myself to, because it is necessary, critical information for at least my readers to be aware of.
I also refrain from blanket recommendations to kids, but it is similar to yours as you are aware.
Choline, Taurine, Creatine, Vitamin C when sick, appropriate dosage of Vitamin D, and a good multivitamin. This will keep them ahead of the crowd in a sense IMO.
An update on my 16 year old un-jabbed who was wiped out by what was probably a latter variant. Recently started emerging form his year + in bed, and although not full intensity, is up and about, and socialising with real people irl again. Has been eating eggs. (thanks).
I'm quite concerned about what's happening to the kids. I'm seeing 6/7 yr Olds and younger change from calm, easy going to sudden rages and inability to manage emotional responses. And it seems to start after a yr of one sickness after another - no testing so could have been covid here and there. Immune system can't keep up.
Your brain stack would be difficult to get in these young ones.. and just good food won't be enough... besides getting parents to consider this aspect of it, much less act on it... the ones I know are totally unvaxxed or some just one... tho school is a petri dish of germs you'd think after 3 yrs or so their immunity would be better.
Our future depends on the younger generation but how much computing power will they be left with by the time they even hit legal age? What will society look like when mental impairment is normalized?
I don't know anyone who does not have some side effect from covid... anosmia, fatigue, reduced immunity, hypoxia, mental malfunction, vision... this is a catastrophe and the punishment for the instigators and perpetrators can't be harsh enough.
The consequences of the consequences are severe and the innocent kids are paying the price. Is there any solution for them?
You and others who are more observant and especially people close to me who work in healthcare, are all observing the same. There is a large part of the population willfully blind, which is depressing.
My brain stack is somewhat safe for adolescents, but giving phenylalanine and piracetam to kids I don't think is appropriated, it can be safe, yes, in Russia, I think they prescribe Piracetam to certain kids, but I am not eager to suggest that to anyone. They are growing, their immune system respond differently to things, their brains are much more neuroplastic. So I would personally do this if I had a kid.
As I wrote to Perplexed.
I also refrain from blanket recommendations to kids, but it is similar to yours as you are aware.
Choline, Taurine, Creatine, Vitamin C when sick, appropriate dosage of Vitamin D, and a good multivitamin. This will keep them ahead of the crowd in a sense IMO.
Without sharing the whole thing, in case Sadie and others are interested, the base of my stack is the same as Moriarty said (minus Creatine), the additions (when sick with Covid and for at least one month afterwards) are lactoferrin, Quercetin, bioflavanoids (inc Hersperidin), NAC+Glycine and very low dose Melatnonin. Obviously doses need to be adjusted to be age specific but the safety profiles of these for kids is very good. Where possible use powders as they can be mixed in to yoghurt or juice
Thanks. Maybe I can mix those with good tasting protein powder and try it out on the ones related to me. I wonder if a full DNA test would help know what supplements are more important and which pathways to hit. Not that very many are that interested in finding the cause. Seems things have to get really bad for some before they wake up.
I had a full gene test and it was helpful. The majority of the things I’ve suggested for kids are blanket supplements to mitigate the main damage so I’m not sure a gene test would help but it can definitely tell you a lot about your methylation, how your body processes CoQ10. Moriarty is the only person I know who pushes the importance of choline. I found out through my test that I have terrible ability to convert choline so I actually need to take double what would be a therapeutic dose (or just eat more eggs!)
Choline was one of the things that saved my life yrs ago… but eggs are iffy for me. If you can believe it, when I was a kid I was “allergic” to eggs and the Dr told my mom to not let me be vaccinated because of it. You’d never hear that now.
BSO in appropriate doses..as well as olive leaf extarct powder when needed..morninga powder and ginger powder ..dried neem leaves 9crushed and preserved) all this can be given and are safe and useful for children..
Long COVID was around before the mRNA vaccines were a thing. You can easily distinguish both by sequencing.
I can easily distinguish both, by literally looking at the biomarkers.
And many of the studies I have covered often distinguish between groups and I will often choose to cover unvaccinated groups precisely because of the now extremely predictable and boring "it's the vaccine bro" "it's just the flu bro". When there is a vaccinated group in the study I easily point out to avoid misinterpretation of the data.
Vaccinated people, especially injuried (be it Long "vaccine" or developing long COVID at some point and being 2+ times vaccinated, especially 3-4) have distinct immune response.
Injuried and mRNA+Long COVID have markers that you mostly see in them.
Otherwise and more difficult to do so, sequencing the Spike be it in cells or tissue, like persistent S1 in monocytes in a few people, they have specific mutations that are exclusively found in vaccinated with long COVID or "long vaccine"
It is not one biomarker, it is 15+. It is "the whole", and highly dependent on symptos. Also dependent on general health status but especially most important COVID infection within 12 months and any other infection.
Just read the epigenetics article and the reprogramming paper referenced within and you will get a gross idea.
I also used to treat vax injured and I started in 2021 before they made a business out of it.
Do you have a reference or post for the biomarkers you use to differentiate the long-vaxxers from the long-Covid patients?
Sequencing here is a closely-held function of public health and not clinically accessible and certainly not available in a timely manner for clinical use.
Thanks for the post. I think I would prefer the Cognitive strike in shorter articles. I am good for about one original reference per post; I would undoubtedly skip some in a massive essay.
No I don't have a reference, of even a singular post about the biomarkers I used to differentiate long-vaccine from long-covid.
It is an aglomeration of 15+ markers and asking about infections, because they are the defining "feature" that shit the markers. A Covid infection within 12 months and any secondary infection.
Symptoms are also a tell, but these are mostly from experience and observation, it usually takes me 45 minutes to infer exactly what is going on, then I ask the person to see a doctor and get specific tests, and lo and behold, exactly what I told the person it would pop up.
Long vaccine that don't recover will often have an underlying toxin-producing pathogen, be it E. Coli (specially the Shiga producing strains), mold (with an assortment of toxins). sCD40l is often high (specifically the one with s and l in between, not D40), and either TNF-a is high, or Interferon-gamma is high.
Tbh in all the people I've interacted with I have only every heard of one person to state they haven't been vaxxed at all and I ask almost everybody irl and online this question.
Plenty of people in china who I’ve met with long covid who are either unvaxxed or not mRNA vaxxed. I don’t have any details of bio markers but I can say anecdotally it seems different to those who were mRNA’d. It is more fatigue, weakness and gut issues, but this is anecdotal
Are you from the states Damon? In my area there are many of us who never got vaccinated. Mostly because we had covid before the vaccine came out and many doctors were saying to wait until the next variant jabs. That is until they would have lost their jobs if they continued to tell their patients this. There were only a few doctors after that who didnt allow their “administrators who were not doctors” to tell them how to help their patients. And of course we know what happened to most of them that were brave enough to speak out. After that, we saw so many injured from the vax too, we chose not to get any of them. I definitely believe this virus wreaks havoc on the unvaxxed too. I had a “mild” case of covid around Christmas this year and within 2 mths my hair was falling out to the point I had bald spots (not fun for a woman). It’s starting to grow back now but I cant imagine what else this virus might have done to my brain and body. I guess I should be grateful the only telltale sign as of now is my hair.
I'm from the penal colony Australia (Western Australia) we had the "luck"to have covid after the vaxx due to border closures and the mandates ensured a larger proportion of compliance than most.
My experience is the exact opposite to yours, of the thousands of rally attendees I haven't heard of one unvaxxed person to get long covid. One online friend in france told me she had it and she is unvaxxed so I understood the potential.
The friend that wanted to know the biomarkers asked because like the author he has been helping people from the get go. Joshua also says and as I trust him(free help) I listen.
i.e.
“The key thing is distinguishing it from ME/CFS and LC.
ME/CFS usually has less cardiovascular issues.”
LC looks the same.”
“Then add in the curveball - someone with ME/CFS who gets vaccinated”
“Or gets covid”
Then what is not talked about is the placebo effect or more importantly the suggestion effect that is the basis of all hypnotic phenomenon. Hypnosis is just the continuously narrowing centre of attention to the exclusion of all else.
Any charged emotional state creates this effect and with the propaganda repetitively implanting the suggestions there will be a very real statistically relevant portion of the population that succumb to this disorder, inverse placebo effect so to speak.
This isn't saying there is no such thing but I'm wary of being told a broad non specific testing can distinguish but not given any actual verifiable tests to check with others.
It was actually a joke lol. A serious question now.
Do my readers prefer the Cognitive Strike Part III being one, MASSIVE article, or just a bunch of not short, but not long articles covering the papers in said article (there are quite a few) ?
Without your input, I will just write a massive one.
I would prefer bunch by far.
Ditto.
Definitely a “bunch”
It’s pretty depressing to read these articles, I often either wish I didn’t read the ones about kids or I want to kill myself afterward. But I’m proud of you for covering it because is few people will. I’ve spent a year and change trying to come up with a protocol for kids which I’m comfortable with and I’ve finally done it but I’m afraid to share anything for kids with anybody but my closest friends. And most of them don’t really care about covid or vax anyway. I do worry about their brain function but my big hope is thr plasticity is more in a growing brain so in time they can potentially repair. Luckily Taurine is suitable for kids in small doses as is Choline so there are supplements out there to help
I went through that exact feeling and those thoughts back in 2021, when reverse engineering the mRNA vaccine, having a broader picture, and realizing everything. I have said a few times I hate covering "kid stuff," but sometimes I force myself to, because it is necessary, critical information for at least my readers to be aware of.
I also refrain from blanket recommendations to kids, but it is similar to yours as you are aware.
Choline, Taurine, Creatine, Vitamin C when sick, appropriate dosage of Vitamin D, and a good multivitamin. This will keep them ahead of the crowd in a sense IMO.
I hate my small keyboard sometimes, per the "tje" in the title. Fixed =(.
An update on my 16 year old un-jabbed who was wiped out by what was probably a latter variant. Recently started emerging form his year + in bed, and although not full intensity, is up and about, and socialising with real people irl again. Has been eating eggs. (thanks).
I'm quite concerned about what's happening to the kids. I'm seeing 6/7 yr Olds and younger change from calm, easy going to sudden rages and inability to manage emotional responses. And it seems to start after a yr of one sickness after another - no testing so could have been covid here and there. Immune system can't keep up.
Your brain stack would be difficult to get in these young ones.. and just good food won't be enough... besides getting parents to consider this aspect of it, much less act on it... the ones I know are totally unvaxxed or some just one... tho school is a petri dish of germs you'd think after 3 yrs or so their immunity would be better.
Our future depends on the younger generation but how much computing power will they be left with by the time they even hit legal age? What will society look like when mental impairment is normalized?
I don't know anyone who does not have some side effect from covid... anosmia, fatigue, reduced immunity, hypoxia, mental malfunction, vision... this is a catastrophe and the punishment for the instigators and perpetrators can't be harsh enough.
The consequences of the consequences are severe and the innocent kids are paying the price. Is there any solution for them?
You and others who are more observant and especially people close to me who work in healthcare, are all observing the same. There is a large part of the population willfully blind, which is depressing.
My brain stack is somewhat safe for adolescents, but giving phenylalanine and piracetam to kids I don't think is appropriated, it can be safe, yes, in Russia, I think they prescribe Piracetam to certain kids, but I am not eager to suggest that to anyone. They are growing, their immune system respond differently to things, their brains are much more neuroplastic. So I would personally do this if I had a kid.
As I wrote to Perplexed.
I also refrain from blanket recommendations to kids, but it is similar to yours as you are aware.
Choline, Taurine, Creatine, Vitamin C when sick, appropriate dosage of Vitamin D, and a good multivitamin. This will keep them ahead of the crowd in a sense IMO.
Without sharing the whole thing, in case Sadie and others are interested, the base of my stack is the same as Moriarty said (minus Creatine), the additions (when sick with Covid and for at least one month afterwards) are lactoferrin, Quercetin, bioflavanoids (inc Hersperidin), NAC+Glycine and very low dose Melatnonin. Obviously doses need to be adjusted to be age specific but the safety profiles of these for kids is very good. Where possible use powders as they can be mixed in to yoghurt or juice
Thanks. Maybe I can mix those with good tasting protein powder and try it out on the ones related to me. I wonder if a full DNA test would help know what supplements are more important and which pathways to hit. Not that very many are that interested in finding the cause. Seems things have to get really bad for some before they wake up.
I had a full gene test and it was helpful. The majority of the things I’ve suggested for kids are blanket supplements to mitigate the main damage so I’m not sure a gene test would help but it can definitely tell you a lot about your methylation, how your body processes CoQ10. Moriarty is the only person I know who pushes the importance of choline. I found out through my test that I have terrible ability to convert choline so I actually need to take double what would be a therapeutic dose (or just eat more eggs!)
Choline was one of the things that saved my life yrs ago… but eggs are iffy for me. If you can believe it, when I was a kid I was “allergic” to eggs and the Dr told my mom to not let me be vaccinated because of it. You’d never hear that now.
BSO in appropriate doses..as well as olive leaf extarct powder when needed..morninga powder and ginger powder ..dried neem leaves 9crushed and preserved) all this can be given and are safe and useful for children..
No preference here. I'm a readaholic, so anything works.
Tbh I have a hard time taking seriously anything long covid without the vaxx status being discussed.
Long COVID was around before the mRNA vaccines were a thing. You can easily distinguish both by sequencing.
I can easily distinguish both, by literally looking at the biomarkers.
And many of the studies I have covered often distinguish between groups and I will often choose to cover unvaccinated groups precisely because of the now extremely predictable and boring "it's the vaccine bro" "it's just the flu bro". When there is a vaccinated group in the study I easily point out to avoid misinterpretation of the data.
Who do you distinguish by the biomarkers?
I thought you had to stain the tissue using Dr Burkhardts method?
Vaccinated people, especially injuried (be it Long "vaccine" or developing long COVID at some point and being 2+ times vaccinated, especially 3-4) have distinct immune response.
Injuried and mRNA+Long COVID have markers that you mostly see in them.
Otherwise and more difficult to do so, sequencing the Spike be it in cells or tissue, like persistent S1 in monocytes in a few people, they have specific mutations that are exclusively found in vaccinated with long COVID or "long vaccine"
I have a friend that helps the vaxx injured and he's asked me for what biomarkers you use to gauge whether vaxx or virus?
It is not one biomarker, it is 15+. It is "the whole", and highly dependent on symptos. Also dependent on general health status but especially most important COVID infection within 12 months and any other infection.
Just read the epigenetics article and the reprogramming paper referenced within and you will get a gross idea.
I also used to treat vax injured and I started in 2021 before they made a business out of it.
Do you have a reference or post for the biomarkers you use to differentiate the long-vaxxers from the long-Covid patients?
Sequencing here is a closely-held function of public health and not clinically accessible and certainly not available in a timely manner for clinical use.
Thanks for the post. I think I would prefer the Cognitive strike in shorter articles. I am good for about one original reference per post; I would undoubtedly skip some in a massive essay.
No I don't have a reference, of even a singular post about the biomarkers I used to differentiate long-vaccine from long-covid.
It is an aglomeration of 15+ markers and asking about infections, because they are the defining "feature" that shit the markers. A Covid infection within 12 months and any secondary infection.
Symptoms are also a tell, but these are mostly from experience and observation, it usually takes me 45 minutes to infer exactly what is going on, then I ask the person to see a doctor and get specific tests, and lo and behold, exactly what I told the person it would pop up.
Long vaccine that don't recover will often have an underlying toxin-producing pathogen, be it E. Coli (specially the Shiga producing strains), mold (with an assortment of toxins). sCD40l is often high (specifically the one with s and l in between, not D40), and either TNF-a is high, or Interferon-gamma is high.
To catch IL-1b high you need specific timing.
Tbh in all the people I've interacted with I have only every heard of one person to state they haven't been vaxxed at all and I ask almost everybody irl and online this question.
Plenty of people in china who I’ve met with long covid who are either unvaxxed or not mRNA vaxxed. I don’t have any details of bio markers but I can say anecdotally it seems different to those who were mRNA’d. It is more fatigue, weakness and gut issues, but this is anecdotal
Are you from the states Damon? In my area there are many of us who never got vaccinated. Mostly because we had covid before the vaccine came out and many doctors were saying to wait until the next variant jabs. That is until they would have lost their jobs if they continued to tell their patients this. There were only a few doctors after that who didnt allow their “administrators who were not doctors” to tell them how to help their patients. And of course we know what happened to most of them that were brave enough to speak out. After that, we saw so many injured from the vax too, we chose not to get any of them. I definitely believe this virus wreaks havoc on the unvaxxed too. I had a “mild” case of covid around Christmas this year and within 2 mths my hair was falling out to the point I had bald spots (not fun for a woman). It’s starting to grow back now but I cant imagine what else this virus might have done to my brain and body. I guess I should be grateful the only telltale sign as of now is my hair.
I'm from the penal colony Australia (Western Australia) we had the "luck"to have covid after the vaxx due to border closures and the mandates ensured a larger proportion of compliance than most.
My experience is the exact opposite to yours, of the thousands of rally attendees I haven't heard of one unvaxxed person to get long covid. One online friend in france told me she had it and she is unvaxxed so I understood the potential.
The friend that wanted to know the biomarkers asked because like the author he has been helping people from the get go. Joshua also says and as I trust him(free help) I listen.
i.e.
“The key thing is distinguishing it from ME/CFS and LC.
ME/CFS usually has less cardiovascular issues.”
LC looks the same.”
“Then add in the curveball - someone with ME/CFS who gets vaccinated”
“Or gets covid”
Then what is not talked about is the placebo effect or more importantly the suggestion effect that is the basis of all hypnotic phenomenon. Hypnosis is just the continuously narrowing centre of attention to the exclusion of all else.
Any charged emotional state creates this effect and with the propaganda repetitively implanting the suggestions there will be a very real statistically relevant portion of the population that succumb to this disorder, inverse placebo effect so to speak.
This isn't saying there is no such thing but I'm wary of being told a broad non specific testing can distinguish but not given any actual verifiable tests to check with others.
Article sent as requested (X not functioning - can't refresh tweets nor send messages). Hope it finds you ok. Hope you had a good Easter. Dee
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DUj5cnjSyFXvjWjpzm5dT8Xq2Vic0ktE/view?usp=drivesdk
never played a computer game. any you recommend?
Platformers and games like Zelda are a great way to start. Don't start with the complex ones
Civilazation might be an option
I personally would recommend trying boardgames, if you want to do it in a computar try board game arena
And you get the benefit of human to human interaction :)