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Second, I do not want to send a short e-mail for recommending a documentary, but I highly recommend you to watch the following documentary -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqDCrdZVZnk

The world's most dangerous arms (and technology) trafficker, Li Fangwei, refered to in many circles as "The chinese phantom". It is well worth your time, some serious conspiracies/mysteries there.

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Because of you I watched it. As a hedonist I realised I am at peace not knowing about "The chinese phantom" . Your recommendation s about anything are intresting...

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Jul 31, 2023Liked by Moriarty

As a pacifist I would like to see Tehran to play hardball.

(US Navy or military could never keep the Strait of Hormuz open – by the admission of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff = The End of NATO/US)

What is stopping Iran to do just that?!!!!

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It is all smokes and mirrors, it will only happen if it fits the plans of the people who really run the world.

Or a black swan type of event, by non-state actors.

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First, the name change on Twitter, which is confusing people. Someone else started using John Paul recently, posting similar content in regards to SARS-CoV-2 (and only SARS-CoV-2).

I was never attached to the John Paul, it is inspired on one of my favorite literary characters of all time, but I am not attached to it. The current one is how most people close to me, former employers, former boss, anyone who I have worked with or for refers to me, my "real" alias.

I am undecided with I will change it here, in fact I wish I could publish on substack as just "things hidden in complexity" rather than "Name X from Thing Hidden".

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Jul 31, 2023·edited Jul 31, 2023Liked by Moriarty

I loooove "things hidden in complexity" and "your" photo the trenchcoat & man on a horse! Such a potent imagery! ( if you asked me for input I would say 🙏Do not change it ! Its a good branding, trenchcoat is so "Hollywood " from "Casablanca " onwards...every worthwhile hero was dressed in a Trenchcoat. Aaaand "man on a horse" from Don Quixote onwards all worthmentioning warriors were portrayed on a horse...I can talk more about all of the reasons why i think you should stick with your imagery...but Ill just stop here, for now.

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The man in the trench coat is a cosplay of John Paul 😆 a very well done photo.

The picture of the french horseman I am never changing hehe.

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You mention HPV, there are others too as well as "viral components" (ahem) involved, but it's quite challenging for the virus to hitch a ride and hijack the bus whilst remain replication competent too:

Engagement of Neurotropic Viruses in Fast Axonal Transport: Mechanisms, Potential Role of Host Kinases and Implications for Neuronal Dysfunction (2021)

https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fncel.2021.684762/full

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Oh I left a lot of things out here for multiple reasons. Assume the virus will remain bioactive but not replication competent, it is more like a small bioreactor helping other friends in the neighborhood.

This obviously applies to the vaccine too, but as I keep saying, the vaccinated are just ahead of the curve, if people don't take care of their health, we end at the same point. Save heart damage, that one is a feature of the jab.

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Mindblowing

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Jul 31, 2023·edited Jul 31, 2023Liked by Moriarty

Another great article thanks!

70 yr old Mother is back at the doctor again today. Chronic (9 months) sinus problem, headaches and feels blocked, absolutely miserable. Triple jabbed and had covid once or twice. Steroids and antibiotics and steam and saline dont do anything. She eats hea;lthy and takes supplements, not choline or glynac though. Or is there a specific test she could ask the doctor for? Test her titers or inflammation levels I dunno.

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The more months pass the more I hear a similar trend. Months long sinus problems, treating with steroids and antibiotics which will definitely be counter productive.

Yes there are tests she could take. But at this point other type of persistent infections should be considered, especially fungi/yeast ones, well known to be hard to treat, and COVID directly messes with fungal immune, the jab even more so.

Serrapeptase and Nattokinase MIGHT, emphasis on might, relief her problem, but I if it isn't just inflammation in the sinus and something else (fungi) needs testing.

A test of her immunological markers would be helpful too.

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I’m 72 and had Covid 3 times. I’ve had so much phlegm since—not always, but it usually comes late afternoon/evening.

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Antimucolytics such as Bromhexine can help you with that, but NAC will also thin the mucus (therefore Glycine+NAC for potent health benefits).

Serrapeptase and Nattokinase will clear the mucus within weeks too.

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Mullen tea : ). Expectorant. Drink lots of clean water too.

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I never tested positive but since that bad flu at xmas 2019 i have had extra phlegm especially morning. Musta been wuhan.

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Most likely Wuhan, known to be the most aggressive one. I didn't get Wuhan, but known a lot of people who got it and where wrecked for a long time, or had persistent minimal symptoms (like yours).

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Mar 16Liked by Moriarty

Understandable to the layman. I thank you.

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Aug 3, 2023Liked by Moriarty

"something proposed by a subscriber." :-) Thank you for listening.

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I always listen and I will try to reply to your email today or tomorrow. I didn't forget. Thank you for your inputs 🙏🏻

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Jul 31, 2023Liked by Moriarty

So JP you're saying if you got any covid at all the virus has contaminated your system and can and will do damage. If you got vaxxed it will all simply work much faster. But the spike from the actual virus could not replicate as efficiently as the mRNA tech version and there was no LPN involved in the actual infection. Wouldn't our immune systems been able to disable and destroy the spike once recognized? Anyway, love your work. thanks.

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When interpertring this article, you should think really long-term, 10, 20 years, similar to the influenza, influenza damage is only "perceptible" when observed from long timeframers.

Yes our immune system and specific antibodies are able to break down and neutralize the spike, but for that, you need to get infected and your body creates a immune response, which is the problem. Between infection > immune activation > clearance damage is done. As I described for close to two years now "slowly chipping away".

Don't get me wrong, it is avoidable and fixable even to a advanced degree, but most people are not addressing these changes, people are getting into a loop of Covid infection > secondary infection > barely recovered > new variant therefore another covid infection > some other secondary infection > repeat the loop.

I would need to math out without proper data, but at this point wouldn't the Spike quantity be almost equivalent ? This thing has a R0 of 18-24 (higher than measles). The only difference is the Spike from the mRNA is the Wuhan spike, the most aggressive, inflammatory one (produced at large quantities).

Give it a little time and a lot of unvaccinated will start "catching up" with the jabbed.

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Many viruses hang around after acute infection and can also cause trouble. Why don’t we call them similar to COVID?

Long HIV

Long HPV

Long Herpes

Is it more because the effects are more evident on the immune system and brain? Or are we ignoring the other viruses?

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HIV is pretty well "established" but as it usually happens in science, researcher propose different names to similar conditions. In the case of the herpes viruses it is more egregious because it has been often ignored or missed

At some point they should just name it as "post-viral syndrome" or some fancy name, add expletives to the specific pathogens involved after. "Herpes virus post viral syndrome" a simple example.

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But they won’t unless there is some type of reward for doing so, such as propaganda or increased research funds or 15 minutes of fame.

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😭 I know. Maybe if some of us continue this path we may bring some change, at least it is what I hope for, a little bit.

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So for all post viral symptoms (HPV etc) one should take your protocols. Particularly whe going through stressful periods. And even more so if one had any cancers related to HPV, herpes etc which were treated with radiation + chemo and are in remission? So your protocols are an ongoing "must". Never shall we forget. Thank you for keep reminding us.

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After respiratory infections you should take what you feel confortable from my suggestions, some people don't need a dozen nutrients at therapeutic level, others do (me). If you are going through stressful periods, you definitely need the dozen pills even if you are healthy.

If you are in remission, I would stick to the basics of maintaing a very high level of Vitamin D, and perhaps experiment with Melatonin at higher dosage, or some of the mushrooms I advised on a few recent substacks.

And yes, at least for the next few years I will stick to my protocol. It took me months and quite a bunch of money to completely recover my immune system from just 5 covid infections. And I am unvaccinated. So there IS a cost, and it tallies up.

One of the reasons I started using Modafinil.

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Jul 31, 2023Liked by Moriarty

Thank you. I will have to find your article (or reply) where you mention Modafinil. I have not been taking it...

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I never wrote about it but have a few tweets.

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Lucky for me I archive your tweets :

"A prime example of the only other drug I sometimes suggest people take and also my second favorite, Modafinil. Ritalin and Adderall shortages aren’t improving, and will probably get worse, and most likely doctors are overprescribing Modafinil as a substitute. Which is great, Modafinil is infinitely superior to both of these, but not great when the price skyrockets to the literal moon. For your awareness, the FDA has a drug shortage list that is frequently updated, and so does Europe."

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maybe myself and wife too shall start taking modafinil....some days at least..

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Depending how you "stack" it you don't need a massive dosage. I take 25 mg + my Brain stack and the brain goes turbo mode for most of the day. I am now a bigger fan of lower modafinil dosages rather than higher as I usually did (up to 200 mg per day).

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interesting! can be taken with your brainstack then, will try lower dose only, after a good breakfast! or lunch ...

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Gut tissues can retain SARS-CoV-2 particles after COVID-19 infection for more than one year after the resolution of COVID-19

👇

WRONG TEST MAN

Gustavo Aguirre Chang

https://twitter.com/Aguirre1Gustavo/status/1608786500988305411

UNDIAGNOSED VIRAL PERSISTENCE

IN 32.5% OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING BARIATRIC SURGERY

All had Negative PCR before Surgery

They were unaware they had a Persistent Infection due to SARS-CoV-2

One part had more than 1 year since infection

Are undiagnosed Long Covid

Lingering SARS-CoV-2 in Gastric and Gallbladder Tissues of Patients with Previous COVID-19 Infection Undergoing Bariatric Surgery

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11695-022-06338-9

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Vile

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I an unvaxxed and have been on your GlyNAC and Magnesium daily since September 2022. Got Covid for second time in Jan 2023. Added Nattokinase to the stack, per your recommendation. I noticed when I took it, it drained my sinuses.

My mother (double vaxxed in 2021; covid in 2022) came down with something that attacked her hearing. Though she only had stuffy sinuses, she lost her hearing completely in her left ear. Her ENT Doc told her that she would never recover her hearing, and that an unnamed virus had attacked it. He told her only 1% of his patients ever recovered their hearing. But he placed her on massive amounts of steroids.

I told her to start taking Nattokinase twice daily. And my whole family began praying for her. Within 2 days of the Natto, she could pop her ear. Her hearing was at 30% in two weeks and 100% in four weeks.

The Doc could not believe that she could hear. Had a perfect hearing test. Of course he believes it's the steroids, although according to him they rarely work. Could be the steroids. Could be the Natto. Could be the prayer. I am grateful though to you JP, now Moriarty, for your expertise and helpful solutions. I am going to experiment with Natto/Serropeptase next.

I wonder, given this article above, if the Covid virus re-activated in my mother and caused the hearing loss. The Doc never named the virus, and they never did a Covid test.

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What about nicotine?

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I suggest nicotine usage for people with neurological symptoms or Long Covid, but yeah, if someone is confortable using nicotine (like nicotine patches or whatever form the person prefers) I am up for it.

It is very powerful on protecting the brain, I have 2 articles although not super extensive on that.

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the repeat work that I am always looking for is the kinds of tx for those that have taken the shots. i think as more start to question what they did they are looking for the what to do now. and while i know you have been writing about it and include the posts for reference i always have a time remembering or finding the info

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Refer to the "Things hidden" series. I need to rewrite it, and make more simple, but for the most part, to deal with mRNA induced dysfunction, it is the same as dealing with severe COVID damage, same supplements same everything, just different biological pathways. In any case you can just comment and ask me for X specifically. I may take a little long to reply but always do :)

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My husband has had no sense of taste or smell for almost 2 years since his bout with Covid two Novembers ago. Any suggestions?

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Some people recovered their sense of smell by taking higher dosages of Serrapeptase, others normal dosage of Nattokinase. A few others thiamine.

There is also olfactory therapy, there isn't oke assured way so far to recover the sense of smell, it is a little bit of trial and error.

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