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DoorlessCarp🐭's avatar

As part of my work towards my next review the mitochondrial protective properties of Baicalin are worth noting here, not just cardiac but for treating fractionation caused by AD too.

Baicalein protects cardiomyocytes against mitochondrial oxidant injury associated with JNK inhibition and mitochondrial Akt activation

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24467536/

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DoorlessCarp🐭's avatar

Check out the electron micrograph comparisons.

Dr Jo suggested baicalin as she's prescribing it as part of her multidrug protocols with excellent results.

Baicalin attenuates amyloid β oligomers induced memory deficits and mitochondria fragmentation through regulation of PDE-PKA-Drp1 signalling.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35103832/

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Jim H's avatar

What say you John Paul about XBB?

https://twitter.com/my2pups2/status/1578935400277544960

https://twitter.com/prima__facie/status/1579182779350515712?s=19

https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.09.15.507787v3.full

"Despite their rapidly divergent evolutionary courses, mutations on their receptor-binding domain (RBD) converge on several hotspots, including R346, K356, K444, L452, N460K and F486. The driving force and destination of such convergent evolution and its impact on humoral immunity established by vaccination and infection remain unclear. Here, we demonstrate that these convergent mutations can cause striking evasion of convalescent plasma, including those from BA.5 breakthrough infection, and existing antibody drugs, including Evusheld and Bebtelovimab. BR.2, CA.1, BQ.1.1, BM.1.1.1, and especially XBB, are the most antibody-evasive strain tested, far exceeding BA.5 and approaching SARS-CoV-1 level."

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Lisa@eatrealfood's avatar

Curious why do you think that some of these folks behind the global takeover like hates Schwab they're not worried about getting covid what do you think they know we don't?

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Jens's avatar

My guess: fusion inhibitors and a proper prevention and treatment stack

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Moriarty's avatar

What Jeans said. Inhibitors, prevention, treatments, probably lots of IV treatment, monoclocanls whenever they "need it".

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Moriarty's avatar

In 2020, we also found about DRACO... in fact, the last 3 months cogntive warfare is so rampant it DOES feel like I am back in 2020 LOL. Anyway, there was this molecular biologist breaking down why, how, and many other reasons why DRACO failed as a technology, why there wasn't much interest.

His arguments were sound and 100% based on science. DRACO looks interesting, and might have decent aplications, but so does a lot of other technologies. There are plenty of POTENT inhibitors know from 2014 forwards, even more specific inhibitor develop in or after 2020, and none saw the light of day.

Daoyu have a nasal peptide that potently inhibit SARS-CoV-2, also never saw the light of day. As I often post on Twitter.

"It is nothing personal Jack, its just good business."

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Cube Cubis's avatar

I read somewhere, not sure if on your SS or elsewhere, that monoclonal antibodies can also cause your immune system to have a form of ADE or OAS....

Due to the absolute insane nature of all the pathways this virus wreaks havoc on, unless they had many of the best biologists in the world working on this then I would say its probably down to chance. Maybe they targeted one of two pathways that will kill off the old folks, but 99% of them are probably not planned..

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Lex's avatar

Where’s the best place to follow Daoyu now?

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Moriarty's avatar

Gab @flavinkins and here in Substack as Daoyu15

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HatariMama's avatar

Great question. What do you

Propose for prevention and treatment? HCQ?

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KW NORTON's avatar

Why does this make total sense? Imagine the intentions of these oppressors. To attack the very heart of our life giving cellular apparatus. Intentional and monstrous. Certainly the heart of the matter thanks.

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Phil's avatar

So is this essentially resulting in what could be described as accelerated ageing?

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Moriarty's avatar

At different levels, yes. Inflammaging.

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Survivedwithcannabis's avatar

Thank you for all your work.

We might anticipate that the new crisis will soon be declared and this snd many platforms will be shut down.

Please make a point of collecting email addresses to continue to communicate .

Thank you

Mooseinthebarn@gmail.com

I suspect there might be a registration type link to send out to make this easier . If I come across it I’ll post it .

Thank again

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Nick G.'s avatar

An interesting thread challenging the spike-as-ultimate killer theory :-

https://twitter.com/GirardotMarc/status/1579402382060171265?s=20&t=nto4ZSFdv2HDvfDJV9uQLw

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Moriarty's avatar

That was so stupid I am literally contemplating blocking him or not. Read my entire Substack, and tell me the Spike isn’t modulating damage and disease acceleration.

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Nick G.'s avatar

Yes i was surprised to read it but always like to let people explain their theories to keep an open mind. Perhaps he needs to read your work ...

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