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Moriarty's avatar

I wonder why all my spacing and formatting goes out of the window after I press "publish". I will never understand that.

Thank you for your patience, as I stated above, the reason behind the delay was simply focusing on the current affairs, as it has gone from bad to worse, and the fact I didn't have it in me to publish anything else (had a bit of the mind).

I have seen the impact in my own country with my eyes, and my government loves to sell the lie that we are "insulated" lol.

Charlotte's avatar

Interesting write up!

My daughter had POTS and it was debilitating. She wasn’t sleeping enough and then had a mild virus (we suspect covid- she had Delta and had a pretty good immunity so the case was mild) and then she got POTS. It was awful. We went to a pediatric cardiologist and she told us she would just need to live with it and it could take years! The doctor offered anti- depressants SMDH

We reversed it in about 6 months with the following protocol:

Slow walks slowly building up

Extra sun and vitamin d3

Extra iodized salt

Compression socks

Lots of salty pretzels

L-glutamine

Selenium

L-tryptophan

Methylated vitamin b complex with and emphasis on B2 and B12

She could hardly walk stairs it school it was so bad. Her worst periods she was nearly fainting and got these dark patches under her eyes- very scary.

I’m very thankful she’s doing better now and I hope maybe this info helps someone.

I think one doctor (whom I respect) theorized some POTs cases could be Vitamin B related because the nerves to the blood arteries don’t fire correctly and help pump blood back up to the heart and brain, so instead it pools by the feet (hence compression socks).

Moriarty's avatar

That is a particularly interesting protocol to heal from POTS because it would be almost 1 to 1 what I would recommend to POTS (be it normal POTS or Covid-induced POTS), especially the salt, which many POTS people have criticized me until... trying.

I am certain this information will help somebody and thank you for sharing, because it was shared independently =) And I am glad she recovered well.

(The anti-depressants offer made me grind my teeth here)

rjt's avatar

Thank you for drawing attention to the Booyens paper. Your explanations add to Jessica Rose's March 29, 2026, post on spike induced clotting. Nobody has actually acknowledged that the spike is a phenomenal bioweapon and we will never see the lab notes where these effects were developed and observed.

Clinically HbA1c has been available since the late 1970's to follow diabetic patients. I like to think of it as the archetype of glycated proteins, and told patients that it was a marker for endothelial damage. I often told patients "You live on your arterial linings, and we measure blood because most people won't give up Shylock's pound, or even a gram, of tissue for our enlightenment." Another comment which has not found widespread belief is that our cholesterol measurements are markers of vascular damage, not the cause of atherosclerosis.

Agenda 2030 appears to be progressing well; it is burdensome but we can hope that independent voices will be able to deflect it. Finally, recall George Carlin's observation: "If you trust your government, you must have failed history class."

Moriarty's avatar

I have argued for years that the Spike was the most sophisticated engineered protein in history (the Cistene chapel of virology was the exact term lol). I also think the fragments aspect is completely overlooked except by a few research teams. Over the years, I have come to see it as something else and written about it. I will just throw some stuff here, and hopefully it makes sense, some I never wrote about (but tweeted years ago).

There are now multiple papers on how SARS-CoV-2 reversed cancers, from super-aggressive (late stage, stage IV) to just early cancers, most of the focus is on the late stage ones. How it affects HIV positively sometimes, albeit many other times very negatively.

There are a few published cases of the infection (a couple of the mRNA vaccine) reversing autoimmunity. Recently a paper about "curing" autoimmunity was published, and the approach by the authors was basically "killing" B-Cells. This approach was particularly interesting because years ago one of my readers told me her son had an autoimmune condition, mediated by B-Cells, and it was basically gone after a Covid infection.

I do believe it is a dual-use engineered virus, it got leaked too early, but I still wonder what they were trying to do. Some sort of universal live vaccine ? On the conspiracy side, I have many thoughts.

HbA1c is one of the best markers for that. In my opinion, your belief is entirely correct, and so is cholesterol. Enough sugar in your blood, and your body goes through a very complex biochemical process of converting that sugar into cholesterol, but also many forget that cholesterol can be used by the body to "plug" micro-leaks.

I have been reminded lately of that quote by an Englishman, in regards to governments. "There are no eternal allies, and we have no perpetual enemies. Our interests are eternal and perpetual, and those interests it is our duty to follow". Feels like we are reverting to that.

Stephen Verchinski's avatar

Hope you go to the Pfizer papers. Go look at the pages marked confidential and the9 pages of adverse reactions to the shots.

Moriarty's avatar

Half of my articles (I have hundreds of articles on Covid alone... I feel old...) are reverse engineering the mRNA pathways. That is how I started my "journey ".

I outgrew that research, there isn't much more I can add that is helpful or some sort of breakthrough. Writing criticismabout mRNA is profitable, but my goal is helping people. When some paper is sufficiently good or presents something new (like the epigenetic reprogramming or expression of spike in arteries after 17 months) or corroborating evidence I cover it, otherwise I focus on the virus.

After all, a marginal number of people is getting vaccinated. Over half of the planet gets infected. Thankfully because of all the research I can help both (jabbed, unjabbed).

And I also make sure to separate the groups and tell people if they are vaccinated, unvaccinated, or if the samples came before the pandemic (such as some samples in this paper).

The vaccines have a similar "injury" profile to the viral infection because they both share one thing in particular.

The Spike Protein. The LNPs are a thing of their own that add a nasty layer to it.

Hope's avatar

Excellent article JP!! If you recommended a supplement for the stack I tried it. For my POTS I saw tremendous improvement when I experimented with high dose Serrapeptase and Natto. Walking 2.5 and I was so excited because I didn’t feel like I was dying the whole time. Maybe you can explain the science but I read about CES mini devices, started using in 11/24 and have barely had any POTS episodes like before. Just clip on my earlobes and crank it up! After six months of using several times a week I only use it every few months now.

Hope you are well friend. Thankful for you and your work!!

Moriarty's avatar

Thank you. =)

I refrain from blanket recommending high dosage of serrapeptase and Nattokinase/Lumbrokinase, but to me it is definitely one of the best "single" supplements one can take. I think that at a saturation point, it has enough "enzymatic power" to dissolve the hardened bonds shown here.

That is interest abotu CES mini devices, I went looking and found quite a few trails, but mostly they focus on the results and the degree of improvement of many symptoms rather than mechanistic explanations.

From what I know about manipulating cell biology with piezoelectric current, applying a degree of eletric stress to cells and nerves to manipulate them and change their behavior, there is a high likelyhood that the CES mini device is changing (positively) neurochemistry and aiding the nervous system into finding balance, maybe affecting the CAP (cholinergic anti-inflammatory pathway) which is deeply affected by Covid.

Just to be sure I decided to check.

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Modulation-of-the-cholinergic-anti-inflammatory-pathway-through-the-vagus-nerve-splenic_fig1_331690708

This paper, more recent and with deeper mechanistic explanation.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41695486/

Thank you for sharing this, because I think you set me on a path that can help many. You likely have been doing this to yourself, in theory IMO.

I am getting well, thank you friend. And Thank you for your support and kind words.

Hope's avatar
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Thank you for the links! I didn’t realize it worked for that issue! This week I started using CES nightly to help me sleep. Fasting from glycinate and melatonin for a few months, it works like a charm. (My husband can go to 35, I go to 100 and I don’t feel it- fat:muscle ratio)

Originally I wanted the Nurosym (in England?) but it’s not approved for sale in states. I contacted the company of my CES device and they said it’s the same as Nurosym.

https://nurosym.com/ they clip on the tragus.

https://zenofsleep.com/collections/sleep-aids/products/mini-3-ces-support-for-insomnia-vagus-nerve-stimulation-anxiety-adhd-ptsd-alpha-wave-stim-device this is the one I bought

I don’t advise high dose Serrapeptase either!! Low and slow for me now 😂 I see huge benefits from Serra when I need it.

Take care! Thanks again for all you share with us!

Peter's avatar

What is a CES

Mini device ?

Moriarty's avatar

Microcurrent devices that you clip on the earlobes and it sends a very low voltage, which inherently affects (positively mind you) the nervous system and lowers inflammation and neurochemistry (again, positively).

It is a cheap intervention with some trials to back it up, same as red light therapy, which works amazingly well for many.

Dave's avatar
1dEdited

try googling CES mini devices clip on ear?

Leslie's avatar

Thank you for this. I am wondering about the neurological effects of microvascular pathology. It seems the world has gotten a lot dumber since COVID! Not just that tho, our elderly relatives' dementia went exponential. And so many other neurological diseases happening now. Just seems improbable that microvascular pathology wouldn't affect nervous system. Guessing you have covered this already!

Moriarty's avatar

I have quite a few articles focused solely on the neurological aspects of a Covid infection. Microvascular damage is one of the main contributors to the development of dementia (including early onset of such), and in a few of the most recent I have covered how it affects reasoning, how the brain deals with complex tasks, math and language. Language decay is one of the earliest symptoms, easiest to pick up, for loss of cognition.

Microvascular pathology affects everything, but it is so silent and slow to show any measurable symptoms that it is easy to miss.

I sometimes refer to Covid as a brain-eater.

SteveBC's avatar

Thank you for this, Moriarty. Been wondering where you have been. :-)

I have a problem with the results of dental surgery to remove cavitations in my wisdom tooth sockets (infected for 47 *years*, clean-out surgery in Jan 2025). I'm losing bone in the front of my lower jaw and need to repair and augment the circulation through the lower surgical sites forward into my lower jaw. I also recognize some of the symptoms you discuss above re POTS from a covid illness 2-3 years ago. (Just to let you know, the bone loss began after the surgery, not the bout of Covid. Two separate but possibly connected issues.)

I'm thinking that I could try a combination of BPC-157, Thymosin Beta 4 (TB500?) and GHK-Cu. Take all three systemically (preferably orally) and then also dissolve some of each into my mouth for topical absorption directly into the gums and the now-one-year old surgical sites where my wisdom teeth used to be lo these many years ago.

Do you think this is worth a try to get the microcirculation in my lower jaw redeveloped? Would you suggest modifications? I'm assuming two months on, one month off, then two months on to get the full benefit they can give me and keep my lower teeth from all falling out over the next 2-3 years.

Thanks for your help. Glad to see you back up and running.

Moriarty's avatar

Thanks to the kindness of a friend and God I have recovered my brain pretty well, and that is where the problem arises, because now I can "see" things (forecasting on the fly). This awareness sucked the life out of me on writing anything.

Covid isn't going anywhere, and I felt like people had enough bad news and difficulty/hardship already so I just spent the time observing and trying to recover further. Sadly, the global situation didn't improve. I will just keep writing.

If you search for bone loss in my substack, you will be surprised, or just read about the (significantly delayed) bone loss experienced by the people infected by the first SARS. I do think both are connected =P.

Sorry to hear you are experiencing bone loss and would you be surprised if I told you family members with similar problems experienced it too ? It seems more widespread than I first thought.

BPC-157 you can take orally, but TB500 and GHK-Cu are not stable gastrically, so you must ensure your gums absorb it, rather than ingesting. Perhaps finding a material that sucks the peptide liquid enough and put it right on top of the gum, close to the problematic site. Applying the peptides will work as well (injecting into the belly fat).

It would be best to just stay on the peptides for at least 4 months, non-stop, rather than 2 months in, one month off. If you can add P-15 a peptide that acts specifically on osteogenesis (creates new bone).

Supplement collagen peptides (this is just fancy collagen lol not peptides themselves) with Vitamin D + K2 and Calcium to ensure enough/sufficient nutrients for bone growth.

That is what I would do in your situation.

SteveBC's avatar

On the bone loss for me, it does not appear to be connected to Covid, as it shows no sign of being systemic, thank the good Lord. My issue is specific to the lower jaw and caused by the surgery - lots of trauma there.

I may this morning have found a doc who is very aligned with my own aims and has a lot of personal and professional experience with peptides. Here in the US, BPC-157 and TB500 have recently been re-approved, but he doesn't know if that has trickled down yet to the compounding pharmacies he uses. He suggested instead a peptide called something like seramorelin (not sure of the spelling) and a testosterone cream (he and I are in agreement that T injections can lead to bad things). I'm willing to try a cream. I will ask him about P-15. I think he will want me on these things long term, not episodically as I originally was thinking, so you are on the right track there.

And noted on the collagen peptides, Vitamin D3 and K2, etc. Very good points.

He's going to give me a pretty extensive list of blood and etc tests to do next week. That's good because I haven't had any tests done for several years and need a good baseline to start.

Thanks, Moriarty. Have a great weekend! And don't worry so much. Life's gonna be tough this year and next, but after that, it's gonna be increasingly glorious. :-)

GeoffPainPhD's avatar

Interesting that Resia Pretorius and Doug Kell don't mention Endotoxin (LPS) that was a major feature of their 2024 paper (that had 494 references!) on Fibrinaloid Microclot Complexes.

I guess you covered it earlier?

Proteomic Evidence for Amyloidogenic Cross-Seeding in Fibrinaloid Microclots

https://www.mdpi.com/1422-0067/25/19/10809

Moriarty's avatar

I have covered that paper yes, I think authors are trying to focus on specific mechanims and avoiding overlapping, given both the heavy polarization around Covid, the "novelty" of some of the findings, and funding (significant cuts have been done).

LPS will play an absurd central role here IMO, especially because dysbiosis can be observed in most LC people, etc.

toolate's avatar

And any recent updates to your stack for Long covid?

5 years in now.

I have periods that I am near normal. Then get slammed.

Moriarty's avatar

It would be extremely tailored towards you. Specifically, if nothing else has worked "very well".

At this point and given the impact the energy disruption will have on peptides, I would suggest with a lot of emphasis on it, on using peptides. They are not super pricey right now, and they are the most cost-effective thing you can do, and the ones that act the quickest.

A description of the slamming would be helpful. In my case, only Covid fucks me up bad, usually one strain in the year will wreck me lol.

The stack has remained similar. A few additions I have shared in comments with distinct mileage. The methylated forms of B vitamins or their active forms, taurine + D-Ribose + Vitamin C, glutathione/NAC + Glycine, are usually the simplest yet the ones with perceptible changes in many, but it depends on the degree of damage/dysfunction of each person.

toolate's avatar

Slamming might be like PEM...hard to say...feels like a flu but 24-48 hours...

I would not know where to begin with oeotides

OneDayAtATime's avatar

Check out the Project Biohacked group on skool.com. Lots of really helpful information including protocols and vetted peptide suppliers.

Also, I found oral DMSO really helpful. A Midwestern Doctor on Substack has written extensively about it, including an article on how it can stop a stroke in its tracks by dissolving the clot.

toolate's avatar

Can I ask how to learn more about stockpiling for a medical business given coming shortagets?

Moriarty's avatar

It is context dependent, if you work in a hospital, or are a healthcare worker, or an individual wanting to stock. To the first two, you need to talk to a supervisor or people responsible for the logistical side of the business, do an inventory, and see how much of each item is spent on a per-week basis, also seasonally.

Then talk to the supplier and try to secure it at a good price. It is a bit of a complex endeavor, but the goal is to be able to ride out supply shocks, rather than repeating 2020.

The reason I wrote this is that the main plastic producers or producers of the raw material for plastic were attacked (one in Russia, the other in the Middle East), plus the severe oil shock, and many businesses that supply plastic are already economically strained.

As an individual, you can usually buy most of your medical necessities online. For drugs, etc talking to your doctor and providing some of the evidence is enough for them to give you a prescription to stock some meds (ones that are prescription only).