Depends on the timing, but for recovery, yes it definitely can help, together with other supplements. Sadly with these complex conditions where there is more than one "dysfunctional state" you need more than one thing, but yeah, it can help.
Excellent summary of what this awful thing is. My son had appendix burst & hospital sent him home, then a few hours later I rushed him back, they took 36 hours before they finally rushed him into surgery which took many hours as 4 quadrants of his stomach needed to be flushed. I’m sure he was close to getting catastrophic untreatable sepsis , he was in hospital for 2 weeks on IV antibiotics
One of the reasons I decided to write a shorter summary, since sepsis is dismissed and missed all the time, and people will need a level of awareness because it will increase it
HIGH dose intravenious sodium ascorbate reverses most cases of sepsis,(and may be enhanced with concomitant use of I.V. corticosteroids—and thiamine— as in the Marik protocol).
Aspirin has made my ankles swell, but using whole plant medicine like Willow bark tincture seems to work much better for me. I think some aspirin is laced with caffeine even when they don't tell you.
Willow tincture works and also Birch tincture, even Witch Hazel tincture has similar qualitities in the reduction of fever and swelling. Also check for contraindications for youself.
I have been working on salicylate sensitivity issues and that can cause leg edema. I find it to be an accumulative problem - too many sources plus too much salt for my renal health, and overly acidic from high dose niacin protocol. I still need salt but mainly in the morning - I was craving and eating a lot of it all day. Stress level was a factor too. I use pH Adjust to help with the niacin acidity.
Genetically I would likely be salicylate sensitive due to low dimethylglycine and it helps when I take that as a supplement. Glycine is needed to remove salicylate and it won't happen if the urine is too acidic.
there is an article from dr. Vernon Coleman about aspirin, how he went to France forgetting his aspirin and had an allergy to the French brand. I have used White Willow bark for years now, when having minor ails, with good result. Thanks for the Witch hazel tip! I only used that as a skin tonic so far.
Yes I wrote about it in 2022, the FCS is the magnet, but the fold is what enables all the LPS manipulation, followed by how to modulate both Galectin-3 and IgG4 levels.
In this case as I wrote multiple times IgG4 is being protective, but at a cost.
As I came to understand recently, there ia no fucking way you should inhibit Galectin 3 😆 l, and you can find me proposing perhaps inhibiting was the best approach. Body literally needs everything otherwise it skews hard into something nasty.
Ironically, hyponatremia also affects neutrophil function. There is a role side of the immune system that rely on sodium and potassium that is unexplored 🧐
Hi Moriarty, my MIS-C daughter had a Burr Cell value of 3+ most of the week she was in the hospital, and a note that says “neutrophils with vacuoles” and a blood smear review said “increased neutrophils with vacuoles and Doyle bodies present”
Differential morphology on ICU admission day had these results:
Anisocyte 1+
Poikilocytosis 3+
Burr Cells 3+
Microcyte 1+
Elliptocyte 1+
WBC Morph: neutrophils with vacuoles. Doyle bodies present.
Another thing, yearly visits to the pediatrician, she was usually low or borderline low on the finger prick iron test. But her ICU ferritin test was elevated the whole hospital week and a bit past. Then a little over a month out, it dropped back to the very lowest end of normal and stayed there for the next year. I’ve never had any of her doctors address any of this. I know it may be another chicken or the egg argument, but my thinking is that she has an existing problem maybe with these RBC that was underlying and made worse with MIS-C, or is it that the infection caused these results? Hard for me to wrap my head around how the infection or some other cause did this vs it being a pre-existing condition, but I don’t know. Do you have any thoughts on this? The presence of these abnormalities alarms me but I have no idea if this is a common finding during sepsis/MIS-C or if it is rare.
You are one of the reasons I decided to write this one and I am researching related topics.
Low iron can indicated overgrowth of certain pathogens, where they stay subclinical, but keep sucking up iron, but not enough for doctors to play close attention. High ferritin can be a sign of many conditions, pertinent to us systemic inflammation, sepsis, kawasaki disease, and reactivation and systemic infection of... you probably guessed, herpesviruses (other latent viruses too !!!).
I am certain she had a pervious undiagnosed problem, but the question is exactly which problem that set off the whole cascade ? The underlying trend from my perspective so far the last 8 months has been SuperAntigens, and toxins. LPS especially is a puzzle to me, because it literally can interact with every other toxins.
These are common findings in sepsis, Kawasaki and MIS-C. In fact, I would go as far as to say common findings in any systemic inflammatory response, but then again, I am weird and "far out there", so take it with grains of salt.
In Remission, In Danger. Since traditional chemotherapy can spawn cancer stem cells it is especially important to self-treat with fenbendazole, the only substance that appears to safely, inexpensively and effectively eradicate cancer stem cells. Cancer stem cells are the cells that form intractable distant tumors that result from chemotherapy. So, those in remission after traditional chemo are in a critical period where CSCs may develop and be fatal Learn more https://fenbendazole.substack.com/p/cancer-stem-cells-and-fenbendazole
I am too brain damaged to understand cryptic messages so I am completely missing what you are alluding. As I wrote recently, explosions ain't good for your brain.
All i can make up out of this message is you will be expecting a little wrapped up parcel and that you are the mr mulder. Why waste time with cripts, and witholding inhalt
This morning I was tweeting about the IL-17 self-amplification caused by Endotoxin in the jabs
and Interferon Gamma (IFNG, IFN‐γ) Diseases
https://twitter.com/FluoridePoison/status/1702867918068039683
and updated this article
https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/autoimmune-diseases-caused-by-endotoxin
I do not have a Twitter account anymore so I can't see any tweets. Will fix the typos right now.
Did you delete your account or were you censored?
I deleted my account, but I have been censored and shadowbanned and suppressed for months, not that I care about this aspect though.
Pomegranate peel helps reduce excess IL-17 conditions. FYI
Would/could Nigella Sativa (Black Cummin Seed) help?
Depends on the timing, but for recovery, yes it definitely can help, together with other supplements. Sadly with these complex conditions where there is more than one "dysfunctional state" you need more than one thing, but yeah, it can help.
Thank you.
Excellent summary of what this awful thing is. My son had appendix burst & hospital sent him home, then a few hours later I rushed him back, they took 36 hours before they finally rushed him into surgery which took many hours as 4 quadrants of his stomach needed to be flushed. I’m sure he was close to getting catastrophic untreatable sepsis , he was in hospital for 2 weeks on IV antibiotics
One of the reasons I decided to write a shorter summary, since sepsis is dismissed and missed all the time, and people will need a level of awareness because it will increase it
HIGH dose intravenious sodium ascorbate reverses most cases of sepsis,(and may be enhanced with concomitant use of I.V. corticosteroids—and thiamine— as in the Marik protocol).
Aspirin has made my ankles swell, but using whole plant medicine like Willow bark tincture seems to work much better for me. I think some aspirin is laced with caffeine even when they don't tell you.
Willow tincture works and also Birch tincture, even Witch Hazel tincture has similar qualitities in the reduction of fever and swelling. Also check for contraindications for youself.
I have been working on salicylate sensitivity issues and that can cause leg edema. I find it to be an accumulative problem - too many sources plus too much salt for my renal health, and overly acidic from high dose niacin protocol. I still need salt but mainly in the morning - I was craving and eating a lot of it all day. Stress level was a factor too. I use pH Adjust to help with the niacin acidity.
Genetically I would likely be salicylate sensitive due to low dimethylglycine and it helps when I take that as a supplement. Glycine is needed to remove salicylate and it won't happen if the urine is too acidic.
there is an article from dr. Vernon Coleman about aspirin, how he went to France forgetting his aspirin and had an allergy to the French brand. I have used White Willow bark for years now, when having minor ails, with good result. Thanks for the Witch hazel tip! I only used that as a skin tonic so far.
And we must consider the homologous galectin-3 fold in the spike protein:
Galectin-3 aggravates experimental polymicrobial sepsis by impairing neutrophil recruitment to the infectious focus
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30226191/
SARS-CoV-2 spike protein, homologous Galectin-3 and class switching to IgG4
https://doorlesscarp953.substack.com/p/sars-cov-2-spike-protein-homologous
Yes I wrote about it in 2022, the FCS is the magnet, but the fold is what enables all the LPS manipulation, followed by how to modulate both Galectin-3 and IgG4 levels.
In this case as I wrote multiple times IgG4 is being protective, but at a cost.
As I came to understand recently, there ia no fucking way you should inhibit Galectin 3 😆 l, and you can find me proposing perhaps inhibiting was the best approach. Body literally needs everything otherwise it skews hard into something nasty.
Ironically, hyponatremia also affects neutrophil function. There is a role side of the immune system that rely on sodium and potassium that is unexplored 🧐
Hi Moriarty, my MIS-C daughter had a Burr Cell value of 3+ most of the week she was in the hospital, and a note that says “neutrophils with vacuoles” and a blood smear review said “increased neutrophils with vacuoles and Doyle bodies present”
Differential morphology on ICU admission day had these results:
Anisocyte 1+
Poikilocytosis 3+
Burr Cells 3+
Microcyte 1+
Elliptocyte 1+
WBC Morph: neutrophils with vacuoles. Doyle bodies present.
Another thing, yearly visits to the pediatrician, she was usually low or borderline low on the finger prick iron test. But her ICU ferritin test was elevated the whole hospital week and a bit past. Then a little over a month out, it dropped back to the very lowest end of normal and stayed there for the next year. I’ve never had any of her doctors address any of this. I know it may be another chicken or the egg argument, but my thinking is that she has an existing problem maybe with these RBC that was underlying and made worse with MIS-C, or is it that the infection caused these results? Hard for me to wrap my head around how the infection or some other cause did this vs it being a pre-existing condition, but I don’t know. Do you have any thoughts on this? The presence of these abnormalities alarms me but I have no idea if this is a common finding during sepsis/MIS-C or if it is rare.
And here is a big part of the puzzle from my perspective -> https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9130631/
Add to this HERVs.
You are one of the reasons I decided to write this one and I am researching related topics.
Low iron can indicated overgrowth of certain pathogens, where they stay subclinical, but keep sucking up iron, but not enough for doctors to play close attention. High ferritin can be a sign of many conditions, pertinent to us systemic inflammation, sepsis, kawasaki disease, and reactivation and systemic infection of... you probably guessed, herpesviruses (other latent viruses too !!!).
I am certain she had a pervious undiagnosed problem, but the question is exactly which problem that set off the whole cascade ? The underlying trend from my perspective so far the last 8 months has been SuperAntigens, and toxins. LPS especially is a puzzle to me, because it literally can interact with every other toxins.
These are common findings in sepsis, Kawasaki and MIS-C. In fact, I would go as far as to say common findings in any systemic inflammatory response, but then again, I am weird and "far out there", so take it with grains of salt.
Pectin in the inner pith of pomegranate or citrus peel would help block galectin-3 effects. FYI
In Remission, In Danger. Since traditional chemotherapy can spawn cancer stem cells it is especially important to self-treat with fenbendazole, the only substance that appears to safely, inexpensively and effectively eradicate cancer stem cells. Cancer stem cells are the cells that form intractable distant tumors that result from chemotherapy. So, those in remission after traditional chemo are in a critical period where CSCs may develop and be fatal Learn more https://fenbendazole.substack.com/p/cancer-stem-cells-and-fenbendazole
Moriarty - I've told John Paul once... https://hiddencomplexity.substack.com/p/sars-cov-2-mrna-spike-and-viral-persistence/comment/39550451
Now, in this regard I'll say it again, its all wrapped up in something resembling a neat little envelope Mr. Mulder.
I am too brain damaged to understand cryptic messages so I am completely missing what you are alluding. As I wrote recently, explosions ain't good for your brain.
All i can make up out of this message is you will be expecting a little wrapped up parcel and that you are the mr mulder. Why waste time with cripts, and witholding inhalt
Nice post on sepsis as the new in-thing (to call VAIDs), Moriarty. I included your heads-up on sepsis in my post today. Pomegranate peel or products could help and Marik intravenous vitamin C and thiamine protocol. Iron chelators like artemisinin could too, and magnesium sulfate or Mg chloride soaks and extra methyl B vitamin complex. https://open.substack.com/pub/denutrients/p/mg-atp-and-cytoplasm-salt-and-slaicylates?r=os7nw&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Did you miss the entire point of what I wrote ?