The totality of all the evidence for the damage that these vaccines have already been shown to cause is devastating. I wonder constantly what the world will look like as waves of people succumb to all these maladies. Of course, more so in all Western countries.
Every time I find something new, at least now I have evidence for the hypothesis if you search my Substack for Th17 vaccine, you will find one of the most pertinent papers in regards to this perspective.
The world will be fairly different in many ways, if our "problems" were merely the virus, I think we would be mostly fine in some ways, since they are not, it is a complexity/system issue, it will be fairly different.
My new hypothesis is so preposterous I won't even publish a post about it, and a friend already found the actual mechanism.
Love this line - "I will start with the upstream, and we go down (hill into a fucking abyss) from there".
My dad almost just died from sepsis. Interesting that you say your post that people don't know they have sepsis. That is exactly the case with my dad, he wasn't feeling well, then suddenly he can't think or talk straight. He probably would have died that night if he hadn't gone into the hospital. This was after the booster, that one really got him. 😞 He did make it out of the hospital, and he's slowly feeling better, so we will see how he does until the next infection or something.
Lol my style of “writing”, those jokes are a coping mechanism sometimes. It can get pretty heavy when you start researching, connecting the dots, and it gets depressing when you correlate the research by using social media to find real world data.
Damn, I am sorry about your dad, I have a few posts, given what I know about the virus, on how to protect yourself. I hope he recovers, try convincing the old man on taking some supplements, they are extremely helpful.
Sepsis like that is nasty, you only get some sort of symptoms when you are overwhelmed. Hope he makes a full recover.
I don't have the detailed scientific knowledge you do. I do imagine that gets pretty heavy and depressing for you, take good care.
It was really upsetting and frightening to me in the first year after the vaccine release. I know what you mean by needing an outlet, the dark humor is very helpful, and I was into blanketing Twitter with memes for a while. I've spent some time quite frightened, and in the early days cried about the whole thing about once a week for quite a few months. I'm adjusting, my heart is more resilient.
Thanks for all that you do! Thanks for your well wishes about my dad. 💕
I do take care, thanks, sometimes I get burn out, and just take sometime off, go do something useless like playing some game, or drawing.
It is good to become more resilient, glad you adapted, many don’t. I am always posting memes, or making stupid posts on Twitter for that exact reason. I was not frightened but was very very curious, and wanted to solve this puzzle, that for me looked like one of the biggest puzzles for a long while.
Hope your dad is recovering nicely. No problem, I like helping people, that is why I do this.
Where's/when last part? Show us your forecast, please. I would say over 30% of total population dying (affecting all jabbed, and those who got covid in the unjabbed) in a few years (4?), not counting survivors of a plethora of illnesses, unless we find an effective 'cure' for this immune system dysfunction.
One of your tweets had it like this, correct?: "NAC, glycine, selenium. Multivitamin is a must, good one. Berberine or metformin. Turkey tail extract or melatonin. High doses of vitamin D. Serapeptase or Nattokinase. These ones for months. If you can afford, Fucoidan."
I would have high hopes for fasting and ketosis +metformin and berberine, and perhaps rapamycin if one can get it. All the mTOR ihibitors, combined with exercise to boost recycling.
I have a series of posts about how in my opinion you can avoid damage from the Spike (from infection and vaccines), and it is precisely that. Fasting. Ketones + Metformin or berberine.
Rapamycin is also a good one, but some long covid people do better without it, because they find themselves in a literal paradoxical immune state, otherwise agree. Plus a large amount of your preferred antioxidants.
Dr. Paul Marik reminds us all to think about the role of autophagy, and practices that promote it. Fasting, low carb diet, ketosis, compounds like metformin that inhibit mTOR and raise AMPK so that autophagy gate can be opened. That is the body's way of locating and recycling damaged proteins, and Marik wonders if this can turn off the perpetual spike making machine that has been injected into billions.
The Spike stops being produced en masse in about a few days, but there is low levels of expression for weeks after that, fasting + enzymes like serrapeptase/nattokinase will help break it down, and stop the low-grade persistent inflammation.
Fasting usually is one of the things that helps the most a lot of people =).
i dont know about reversal since its mucking with genes but i can tell you i used to be asthmatic and had psoriasis and i got rid of them both permanently, it took longer but i got rid of my arthritic symptoms too though i never bothered getting a diagnosis
How did you rid yourself of these? Via HCQ, IVM, anti-inflammation nutrition, some combination thereof? It's about to be Holy Grail stuff for a lot of people, including my friends and loved ones, would very much appreciate more info.
anti-inflammatory diet, no seed oils, no grains, no carbs/sugars.
pasture raised meat, organ meats, eggs (duck, they been vaccinating chickens and treating them badly for 50+ years I figure ducks are less pharma-ised) and real wild salmon and plenty of pink salt. minimal plant food due to uncertainty of what's been sprayed on them. avoid drugs, if you already take something don't just stop though, do research get tests.
oh and avoid plastic, use glass or steel containers for water etc its an endocrine disruptor.
i take 4000iu of Vit D/k2 daily, selenium, detoxadine (safest type of iodine), zinc picolinate, magnesium bisglyconate.
thats the basics, it took 4 months to get rid of my issues and even though i no longer stick to this regime religiously still no return of any issues, one thing i never do is eat grains as i know they are a big psoriasis trigger
if you want more detail i'll have to start charging, i spent months figuring everything out :)
First off, thanks for taking the time to write. Yeah that would take months, and the blocking and tackling of anti-inflammation takes huge discipline. Plus no beer, sigh.
Reason for asking about HCQ is because it has been fairly effective against lupus, which I never knew until the Branch Covidians took over and deployed a supply side excuse to not let doctors prescribe it. You know, because they care so much about lupus sufferers.
Re: IVM, two people in my orbit, both females with middle-aged onset finger/joint stiffness, recently had Covid. In addition to similar supplement regimens to yours above, both went on 5-day IVM protocols. Both noted their knuckle stiffness disappeared a few days in. Which later returned post-therapeutics, but it impressed them as a welcome surprise. The more I've looked at IVM as a medicament, a structure, an anti-viral, the more it has started to intersect as an anti-inflammatory , carcinopreventive, and seeming cell regulator.
Anyhow when the Allopathic Godzilla that's laying waste to the earth dies bellowing in a cloud of steaming sea, our common medical future seems to lie in looking very closely at controlling and reversing inflammation. Thanks again for sharing your personal methods.
i think my diet would work wonders for lupus if you can maintain it for even 4 months it could make a big difference, i make no promises that it will cure it since i haven't studied that disease but i can be sure it'll make an impact.
i would look into melatonin supplement if you cant get ivermectin, might even help doing both.
another supplement i take that i forgot to mention i think its an important one that's overlooked by pretty much everyone called MSM (methylsulfonylmethane).
the reason i think this is important is because its sulfur and everyone that lives near a volcano (that doesn't blow up) live very long healthy lives, it helps the body utilise the minerals and vitamins better, i drink it down with a fresh lime and salt, tastes good honestly.
Yes will share this with a woman I know who has lupus, standing treatment is HCQ + aspirin. Interestingly the whole lupus treatment group, at least in 2020, was not coming down with or dying from Covid-19 Alpha or Beta, and this was attributed in some informed corners to HCQ prophylaxis. More recent anecdotal accounts have them coming down with Omicro or Covid-21.
Finally, a traveler above was looking for Mr. Irons' reversal protocol, which I tracked down on Twitter: NAC, glycine, selenium. Multivitamin is a must, good one. Berberine or metformin. Turkey tail extract or melatonin. High doses of vitamin D. Serapeptase or Nattokinase. These ones for months. If you can afford, Fucoidan.
The totality of all the evidence for the damage that these vaccines have already been shown to cause is devastating. I wonder constantly what the world will look like as waves of people succumb to all these maladies. Of course, more so in all Western countries.
Every time I find something new, at least now I have evidence for the hypothesis if you search my Substack for Th17 vaccine, you will find one of the most pertinent papers in regards to this perspective.
The world will be fairly different in many ways, if our "problems" were merely the virus, I think we would be mostly fine in some ways, since they are not, it is a complexity/system issue, it will be fairly different.
My new hypothesis is so preposterous I won't even publish a post about it, and a friend already found the actual mechanism.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/more-aggressive-hiv-strain-that-leads-to-aids-twice-as-fast-discovered-in-netherlands/ar-AATtZGE
Hmmmm... Montagnier:
https://media.gab.com/system/media_attachments/files/097/749/105/original/38425cb6617ee3e4.jpg
thankyou for the enlightenment!
"Near Infrared Light Reduces Inflammation via TLR4 In Vitro"
https://youtu.be/e6xj14QYsoc
Love this line - "I will start with the upstream, and we go down (hill into a fucking abyss) from there".
My dad almost just died from sepsis. Interesting that you say your post that people don't know they have sepsis. That is exactly the case with my dad, he wasn't feeling well, then suddenly he can't think or talk straight. He probably would have died that night if he hadn't gone into the hospital. This was after the booster, that one really got him. 😞 He did make it out of the hospital, and he's slowly feeling better, so we will see how he does until the next infection or something.
Lol my style of “writing”, those jokes are a coping mechanism sometimes. It can get pretty heavy when you start researching, connecting the dots, and it gets depressing when you correlate the research by using social media to find real world data.
Damn, I am sorry about your dad, I have a few posts, given what I know about the virus, on how to protect yourself. I hope he recovers, try convincing the old man on taking some supplements, they are extremely helpful.
Sepsis like that is nasty, you only get some sort of symptoms when you are overwhelmed. Hope he makes a full recover.
I don't have the detailed scientific knowledge you do. I do imagine that gets pretty heavy and depressing for you, take good care.
It was really upsetting and frightening to me in the first year after the vaccine release. I know what you mean by needing an outlet, the dark humor is very helpful, and I was into blanketing Twitter with memes for a while. I've spent some time quite frightened, and in the early days cried about the whole thing about once a week for quite a few months. I'm adjusting, my heart is more resilient.
Thanks for all that you do! Thanks for your well wishes about my dad. 💕
I do take care, thanks, sometimes I get burn out, and just take sometime off, go do something useless like playing some game, or drawing.
It is good to become more resilient, glad you adapted, many don’t. I am always posting memes, or making stupid posts on Twitter for that exact reason. I was not frightened but was very very curious, and wanted to solve this puzzle, that for me looked like one of the biggest puzzles for a long while.
Hope your dad is recovering nicely. No problem, I like helping people, that is why I do this.
Where's/when last part? Show us your forecast, please. I would say over 30% of total population dying (affecting all jabbed, and those who got covid in the unjabbed) in a few years (4?), not counting survivors of a plethora of illnesses, unless we find an effective 'cure' for this immune system dysfunction.
There is, it's in my Twitter feed somewhere. Don't know if I can post here in Substack.
What should we search on your feed?
Hermesian Pathologic Signaling using advanced search and my @ and you will get it. Send DM for the thing I didn't mention there.
One of your tweets had it like this, correct?: "NAC, glycine, selenium. Multivitamin is a must, good one. Berberine or metformin. Turkey tail extract or melatonin. High doses of vitamin D. Serapeptase or Nattokinase. These ones for months. If you can afford, Fucoidan."
I would have high hopes for fasting and ketosis +metformin and berberine, and perhaps rapamycin if one can get it. All the mTOR ihibitors, combined with exercise to boost recycling.
I have a series of posts about how in my opinion you can avoid damage from the Spike (from infection and vaccines), and it is precisely that. Fasting. Ketones + Metformin or berberine.
Rapamycin is also a good one, but some long covid people do better without it, because they find themselves in a literal paradoxical immune state, otherwise agree. Plus a large amount of your preferred antioxidants.
Dr. Paul Marik reminds us all to think about the role of autophagy, and practices that promote it. Fasting, low carb diet, ketosis, compounds like metformin that inhibit mTOR and raise AMPK so that autophagy gate can be opened. That is the body's way of locating and recycling damaged proteins, and Marik wonders if this can turn off the perpetual spike making machine that has been injected into billions.
The Spike stops being produced en masse in about a few days, but there is low levels of expression for weeks after that, fasting + enzymes like serrapeptase/nattokinase will help break it down, and stop the low-grade persistent inflammation.
Fasting usually is one of the things that helps the most a lot of people =).
i dont know about reversal since its mucking with genes but i can tell you i used to be asthmatic and had psoriasis and i got rid of them both permanently, it took longer but i got rid of my arthritic symptoms too though i never bothered getting a diagnosis
How did you rid yourself of these? Via HCQ, IVM, anti-inflammation nutrition, some combination thereof? It's about to be Holy Grail stuff for a lot of people, including my friends and loved ones, would very much appreciate more info.
anti-inflammatory diet, no seed oils, no grains, no carbs/sugars.
pasture raised meat, organ meats, eggs (duck, they been vaccinating chickens and treating them badly for 50+ years I figure ducks are less pharma-ised) and real wild salmon and plenty of pink salt. minimal plant food due to uncertainty of what's been sprayed on them. avoid drugs, if you already take something don't just stop though, do research get tests.
oh and avoid plastic, use glass or steel containers for water etc its an endocrine disruptor.
i take 4000iu of Vit D/k2 daily, selenium, detoxadine (safest type of iodine), zinc picolinate, magnesium bisglyconate.
thats the basics, it took 4 months to get rid of my issues and even though i no longer stick to this regime religiously still no return of any issues, one thing i never do is eat grains as i know they are a big psoriasis trigger
if you want more detail i'll have to start charging, i spent months figuring everything out :)
First off, thanks for taking the time to write. Yeah that would take months, and the blocking and tackling of anti-inflammation takes huge discipline. Plus no beer, sigh.
Reason for asking about HCQ is because it has been fairly effective against lupus, which I never knew until the Branch Covidians took over and deployed a supply side excuse to not let doctors prescribe it. You know, because they care so much about lupus sufferers.
Re: IVM, two people in my orbit, both females with middle-aged onset finger/joint stiffness, recently had Covid. In addition to similar supplement regimens to yours above, both went on 5-day IVM protocols. Both noted their knuckle stiffness disappeared a few days in. Which later returned post-therapeutics, but it impressed them as a welcome surprise. The more I've looked at IVM as a medicament, a structure, an anti-viral, the more it has started to intersect as an anti-inflammatory , carcinopreventive, and seeming cell regulator.
Anyhow when the Allopathic Godzilla that's laying waste to the earth dies bellowing in a cloud of steaming sea, our common medical future seems to lie in looking very closely at controlling and reversing inflammation. Thanks again for sharing your personal methods.
i think my diet would work wonders for lupus if you can maintain it for even 4 months it could make a big difference, i make no promises that it will cure it since i haven't studied that disease but i can be sure it'll make an impact.
i would look into melatonin supplement if you cant get ivermectin, might even help doing both.
another supplement i take that i forgot to mention i think its an important one that's overlooked by pretty much everyone called MSM (methylsulfonylmethane).
its tricky to find a clean version this is the one i use https://www.vegavero.com/uk/p/MSM-Powder
the reason i think this is important is because its sulfur and everyone that lives near a volcano (that doesn't blow up) live very long healthy lives, it helps the body utilise the minerals and vitamins better, i drink it down with a fresh lime and salt, tastes good honestly.
And yes to MSM, take this for joints and osteo, didn't think about the purity angle or mixing with lime and salt. Hmm.
Yes will share this with a woman I know who has lupus, standing treatment is HCQ + aspirin. Interestingly the whole lupus treatment group, at least in 2020, was not coming down with or dying from Covid-19 Alpha or Beta, and this was attributed in some informed corners to HCQ prophylaxis. More recent anecdotal accounts have them coming down with Omicro or Covid-21.
Finally, a traveler above was looking for Mr. Irons' reversal protocol, which I tracked down on Twitter: NAC, glycine, selenium. Multivitamin is a must, good one. Berberine or metformin. Turkey tail extract or melatonin. High doses of vitamin D. Serapeptase or Nattokinase. These ones for months. If you can afford, Fucoidan.