A word of warning to anybody who is trying to limit inflammation though is to time thr intervention carefully. Since Omicron the bioweapon has a wonderful way of suppressing the initial immune response, particularly inflammation. So the first few days should be spent making sure you get a reaction going , spray interferon directly if you can get it (and doubling down on things with antiviral property like IVM, Berberine, Zinc, Quercetin). Then from about day 4/5 it’s time to hit the inflammation. The timing is tough and things are made doubly hard by this initial suppression followed by widespread inflammation, coagulation and oxidative stress and damage.
Professor - its been awhile since I've commented, and once again you have taken it to another level. Re: your current rabbit hole and HMGB1 look to VDJ recombination. Moving West... as the thymus is to T cells, the bone marrow is to B cells.
Reprogramming bone marrow stem cells is tough work, if you can get it. The ability of coronaviruses and their spikes to both infect and transfect bone marrow cells has been well known for quite some time.
More importantly, exosome mediated changes result in dysregulated signaling that interferes with hematopoietic cell development, differentiation and function. Said changes can be induced short term virally or in a more sustained manner via gene therapy, but to be sure...
The long term hijacking of processes at the source, conveyance of protein mimicry, receptor editing and the anergic nature of end products which migrate into the lymphatic system, was always PRIMARY for obvious reasons.
One could just read Moderna's sales literature re: in vivo mRNA delivery to the bone marrow, leading to HSPC transfection and long-term modulation of all hematopoietic lineages - to know that none of this is by happenstance Mr Mulder.
Oddly, after trying various amounts of different parts of your stack, nothing helped my last encounter with URI. I had an epiphany one night that ivm is supposed to be anti-inflammatory. 12 hrs after one dose cough was almost gone, after 24 hrs I forgot I had been sick. I've not had success with it before so who knows. The thing that is bothering me this time is a more pronounced effect on mental functioning/short term memory. And I'm wondering just how society is going to make it if people in strategic jobs (air traffic controllers, pilots, drs, surgeons etc) are having these same issues. I barely want to organize the house let alone make decisions that hold other's lives in my hands.
Hi M. Greetings. I'm saying this here because, I'm thinking that you are a real person and thinking that you are an intelligent person. If I am wrong and you are only AI and not flesh then please forgive my false assumption. If I am correct and you are a real person but are uninterested or incapable of perceiving then again I apologize, please ignore. In the final case that you are real, capable, and interested then I provide you with this anecdote. I'm only throwing it to you here because we have established at least some beginning of commentary on the subject.
With the attached image and a comment. If you see what I'm saying then you might appreciate. Appreciate the subtlety, appreciate the complexity and things hidden within.
well.... I don't have great confidence that there will be enough brain power to even interact with AI...... lolol... AI can't help if you don't know the questions and even before covid doctor's knowledge was sketchy...
Yes the AI is not motivated to interact with you. AI is motivated to replace you. Did you know that the researcher from Yale that just published the study on "Post Vaccination Syndrome" (essentially usurping decades of immune cell research) is credited in the paper using the initials A.I.?
I’m interested as one of the few people who actually understand the harms are from both the mRNA and the virus. How far do you go to actually avoiding infection? I mean do you just live normally or are you doing things to minimise your exposure?
I don't, there is no feasible way for me to do it and even if there was you need to be exposed at least to one "meaningful" strain per year, meaning a mutated enough strain. Let's say you avoid infection 3 years in a row. The next one will floor you and have a more pronounced effect. Short term pain. Long term... Well, wouldn't say gains, but some benefit 😆. I just live normally and try to avoid unnecessary crowds when there is a wave, but still hard to do it sometimes.
I just try to limit the damage than the Herculean task of trying to avoid infection, and live life.
Again, thank you for your work. It can be so depressing to contemplate the damage to humanity done by this virus and the “vaccine” that will apparently continue until Jesus returns. I can choose to be Pollyanna or Scarlet O’Hara (except when I’m trying to style my seriously-thinned-by-Omicron’24 hair), but you’re spending so much time researching and investigating that I worry about your emotional health. I hope you have many ways to shake off the deleterious effects of such study.
Well, I got into "depression saturation" while I was reverse engineering the mRNA vaccine, because I was fully aware of where things would go, so for a short period, me and my mentor-friend got into severe depression ( I even started drinking alcohol which I seldom do !), but now I don't get affected anymore, for better or worse.
"It's all data". I do have ways to shake of any negative "vibe" though =), getting back, slowly, into drawing, writing fiction, sometimes I play a few hours a week of video-games, read.
Yeah I’ve tried to make this point to the ‘nail houses’ as they are called in China. They do everything to avoid getting infected and end getting it through the pipes in their own apartment as they have zero background exposure to anything their immune system is basically asleep. I’m finding the exact balance you said difficult, trying to avoid it while also not wanting to go too long and getting floored. I’m almost at two years now.
I do think once a year is too much though just based on how long the immune system takes to recover. Every couple of years would seem to be the ‘optimum’ in a world of bad choices. My main concern is still for kids because it’s just more difficult to pump them full of supplements and peptides to cover Al thr myriad pathways that could be being damaged.
Once every two years I have seen enough people getting such bad infections that create an assortment of loops (even though they remain mild in a sense most of the time) that once a year seems more appropriated sometimes, but if your immune system and body handle once every 2, that should be the choice.
It is hard for me to avoid more than once infection a year =(. Its all so tiresome.
Kids, on the other hand... remain a very complex subject to deal with and recommend. Although certain peptides are completely safe but still, that shouldn't the recourse for a kid, getting injected with peptides yearly or every other year.
A few years B.C. (Before Covid), I had a couple hits of shingles (easily tamped down in a couple of days with the stack I use on it). Now, in the C.E. (Covid Era) period, I've had Covid 3 times. First two were extremely mild, no long term issues. The third hit me differently, no lung or throat or GI issues to help me identify it. I just thought I was sneezing from getting through a food allergy (I was experimenting with putting dairy back into my diet via some cheese at that time). That one went Nose > Sinus > Brain, like a straight bullet path, damaging my sense of smell (took Lion's Mane mushroom for that which got rid of the burned smell within a few days). Interestingly, given your work showing that Herpes is part of the long-term damage issue, I have had no uptick whatsoever in any herpes issue.
Does that lack of herpes activation indicate that damage to my bone marrow is likely minimal, or can the marrow be damaged without activating herpes virus types, via a different path? Asked another way, is herpes activation a necessary element in the process if long-term damage is to occur to someone and therefore a useful indicator that long-term damage is likely coming for that person?
Also, Perplexed Rationalist's advice looks excellent to me. That was the pattern I saw back when C19 first hit - if the patient took anti-inflammatories in the first 5 days, their experience was usually much worse, and when the second phase of damage began on Day 7, there were essentially no active virus left, just inflammation triggers that needed massive anti-inflammatory items to shut Phase 2 down fast. Phase 1, kill the virus, then Phase 2, kill the inflammation.
Just for the record, Herpes reactivation can occur without systemic or visible issues, as in the virus reactivates locally and induces local damage, but it doesn't cause a "significant ruckus".
The citation of Herpes here is to indicate that not only is it overlooked, it will present as a major contributor to the development of a myriad of diseases in the long run, the most severe effects may remain rare unless something drastic changes. The damage to the bone marrow is happening REGARDLESS.
The extent remains to be seem, but give the data present in quite a few of the articles centered around the long-term consequences, it is happening. Herpes reactivation is not necessary here. Just a byproduct and a complex variable to the cascade.
Timing on dealing with the virus is insanely difficult to figure out as a blanket suggestion, it is really "paying attention to one self and doing the best you can", thus adapting great suggestion such as Perplexed.
"•One study found that DMSO protected human hematopoietic stem cells from radiation, but did not provide any protection to AML cells.”
And immediately thought about your various articles discussing damage to what I think are the same cells from Covid-19 and the spike vaxxxes. I’m thinking that you might look into DMSO orally administered and see if it might help protect these HPSCs in the bone marrow. If it does, it may be something to add to your anti-Covid stack, as it may be the only thing that might step in and help a body resist that specific type of long-term damage.
Am I picking up on something significant here, or am I mixing two cells otherwise different or otherwise missing the point?
If you look at Dr Sherry’s findings ewrly on this switch took place on day 8. He puts it down to loose spike causing an inflammatory reaction. A trusted source of mine in China believes it is actually infected macrophages. Regardless the treatment is the same, in extreme cases it might need steroids but I think supplements are enough for most. But with Omicron the switch happens much earlier, usually day 4-5, like I said getting the timing right is difficult but definitely early on it is suppressing interferon so for most people the key is generating a strong immune response.
I wish everyone a great weekend ahead.
Undecided if Cognitive Strike Part III should be a big one, or break down in fewer papers. Something else coming in the meantime if I feel like it.
6th Gen Warfare =).
A word of warning to anybody who is trying to limit inflammation though is to time thr intervention carefully. Since Omicron the bioweapon has a wonderful way of suppressing the initial immune response, particularly inflammation. So the first few days should be spent making sure you get a reaction going , spray interferon directly if you can get it (and doubling down on things with antiviral property like IVM, Berberine, Zinc, Quercetin). Then from about day 4/5 it’s time to hit the inflammation. The timing is tough and things are made doubly hard by this initial suppression followed by widespread inflammation, coagulation and oxidative stress and damage.
Fantastic advice 🙏🏻
Professor - its been awhile since I've commented, and once again you have taken it to another level. Re: your current rabbit hole and HMGB1 look to VDJ recombination. Moving West... as the thymus is to T cells, the bone marrow is to B cells.
Reprogramming bone marrow stem cells is tough work, if you can get it. The ability of coronaviruses and their spikes to both infect and transfect bone marrow cells has been well known for quite some time.
More importantly, exosome mediated changes result in dysregulated signaling that interferes with hematopoietic cell development, differentiation and function. Said changes can be induced short term virally or in a more sustained manner via gene therapy, but to be sure...
The long term hijacking of processes at the source, conveyance of protein mimicry, receptor editing and the anergic nature of end products which migrate into the lymphatic system, was always PRIMARY for obvious reasons.
One could just read Moderna's sales literature re: in vivo mRNA delivery to the bone marrow, leading to HSPC transfection and long-term modulation of all hematopoietic lineages - to know that none of this is by happenstance Mr Mulder.
" just limit the ever-living hell of inflammation for 4 to 8 weeks."?
Supplement with whatever you think it works for you, as much as possible or you can tolerate.
My list of suggestions is well-known by now, but to each their own, use whatever each person prefers.
Oddly, after trying various amounts of different parts of your stack, nothing helped my last encounter with URI. I had an epiphany one night that ivm is supposed to be anti-inflammatory. 12 hrs after one dose cough was almost gone, after 24 hrs I forgot I had been sick. I've not had success with it before so who knows. The thing that is bothering me this time is a more pronounced effect on mental functioning/short term memory. And I'm wondering just how society is going to make it if people in strategic jobs (air traffic controllers, pilots, drs, surgeons etc) are having these same issues. I barely want to organize the house let alone make decisions that hold other's lives in my hands.
Travis is correct. The answer is AI.
Hi M. Greetings. I'm saying this here because, I'm thinking that you are a real person and thinking that you are an intelligent person. If I am wrong and you are only AI and not flesh then please forgive my false assumption. If I am correct and you are a real person but are uninterested or incapable of perceiving then again I apologize, please ignore. In the final case that you are real, capable, and interested then I provide you with this anecdote. I'm only throwing it to you here because we have established at least some beginning of commentary on the subject.
There is this ...
https://curingcoviddiseases.substack.com/p/what-stage-of-grief-are-you-at-denial?utm_campaign=posts-open-in-app&triedRedirect=true
And there is this....
https://substack.com/@thepascorrupt/note/c-102056418
With the attached image and a comment. If you see what I'm saying then you might appreciate. Appreciate the subtlety, appreciate the complexity and things hidden within.
The answer has been set in motion long ago. AI.
well.... I don't have great confidence that there will be enough brain power to even interact with AI...... lolol... AI can't help if you don't know the questions and even before covid doctor's knowledge was sketchy...
Yes the AI is not motivated to interact with you. AI is motivated to replace you. Did you know that the researcher from Yale that just published the study on "Post Vaccination Syndrome" (essentially usurping decades of immune cell research) is credited in the paper using the initials A.I.?
???? Seriously? Unbelievable. What a mess.
Well they literally are her initials!
I’m interested as one of the few people who actually understand the harms are from both the mRNA and the virus. How far do you go to actually avoiding infection? I mean do you just live normally or are you doing things to minimise your exposure?
I don't, there is no feasible way for me to do it and even if there was you need to be exposed at least to one "meaningful" strain per year, meaning a mutated enough strain. Let's say you avoid infection 3 years in a row. The next one will floor you and have a more pronounced effect. Short term pain. Long term... Well, wouldn't say gains, but some benefit 😆. I just live normally and try to avoid unnecessary crowds when there is a wave, but still hard to do it sometimes.
I just try to limit the damage than the Herculean task of trying to avoid infection, and live life.
Again, thank you for your work. It can be so depressing to contemplate the damage to humanity done by this virus and the “vaccine” that will apparently continue until Jesus returns. I can choose to be Pollyanna or Scarlet O’Hara (except when I’m trying to style my seriously-thinned-by-Omicron’24 hair), but you’re spending so much time researching and investigating that I worry about your emotional health. I hope you have many ways to shake off the deleterious effects of such study.
Well, I got into "depression saturation" while I was reverse engineering the mRNA vaccine, because I was fully aware of where things would go, so for a short period, me and my mentor-friend got into severe depression ( I even started drinking alcohol which I seldom do !), but now I don't get affected anymore, for better or worse.
"It's all data". I do have ways to shake of any negative "vibe" though =), getting back, slowly, into drawing, writing fiction, sometimes I play a few hours a week of video-games, read.
Thank you for your concern and kind words =D
Yeah I’ve tried to make this point to the ‘nail houses’ as they are called in China. They do everything to avoid getting infected and end getting it through the pipes in their own apartment as they have zero background exposure to anything their immune system is basically asleep. I’m finding the exact balance you said difficult, trying to avoid it while also not wanting to go too long and getting floored. I’m almost at two years now.
I do think once a year is too much though just based on how long the immune system takes to recover. Every couple of years would seem to be the ‘optimum’ in a world of bad choices. My main concern is still for kids because it’s just more difficult to pump them full of supplements and peptides to cover Al thr myriad pathways that could be being damaged.
Once every two years I have seen enough people getting such bad infections that create an assortment of loops (even though they remain mild in a sense most of the time) that once a year seems more appropriated sometimes, but if your immune system and body handle once every 2, that should be the choice.
It is hard for me to avoid more than once infection a year =(. Its all so tiresome.
Kids, on the other hand... remain a very complex subject to deal with and recommend. Although certain peptides are completely safe but still, that shouldn't the recourse for a kid, getting injected with peptides yearly or every other year.
A few years B.C. (Before Covid), I had a couple hits of shingles (easily tamped down in a couple of days with the stack I use on it). Now, in the C.E. (Covid Era) period, I've had Covid 3 times. First two were extremely mild, no long term issues. The third hit me differently, no lung or throat or GI issues to help me identify it. I just thought I was sneezing from getting through a food allergy (I was experimenting with putting dairy back into my diet via some cheese at that time). That one went Nose > Sinus > Brain, like a straight bullet path, damaging my sense of smell (took Lion's Mane mushroom for that which got rid of the burned smell within a few days). Interestingly, given your work showing that Herpes is part of the long-term damage issue, I have had no uptick whatsoever in any herpes issue.
Does that lack of herpes activation indicate that damage to my bone marrow is likely minimal, or can the marrow be damaged without activating herpes virus types, via a different path? Asked another way, is herpes activation a necessary element in the process if long-term damage is to occur to someone and therefore a useful indicator that long-term damage is likely coming for that person?
Also, Perplexed Rationalist's advice looks excellent to me. That was the pattern I saw back when C19 first hit - if the patient took anti-inflammatories in the first 5 days, their experience was usually much worse, and when the second phase of damage began on Day 7, there were essentially no active virus left, just inflammation triggers that needed massive anti-inflammatory items to shut Phase 2 down fast. Phase 1, kill the virus, then Phase 2, kill the inflammation.
Just for the record, Herpes reactivation can occur without systemic or visible issues, as in the virus reactivates locally and induces local damage, but it doesn't cause a "significant ruckus".
The citation of Herpes here is to indicate that not only is it overlooked, it will present as a major contributor to the development of a myriad of diseases in the long run, the most severe effects may remain rare unless something drastic changes. The damage to the bone marrow is happening REGARDLESS.
The extent remains to be seem, but give the data present in quite a few of the articles centered around the long-term consequences, it is happening. Herpes reactivation is not necessary here. Just a byproduct and a complex variable to the cascade.
Timing on dealing with the virus is insanely difficult to figure out as a blanket suggestion, it is really "paying attention to one self and doing the best you can", thus adapting great suggestion such as Perplexed.
Moriarty, I was reading A Midwestern Doctor’s massive article on the use of DMSO for cancer which is here:
https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/hundreds-of-studies-show-dmso-transforms
About 40% down, I came across this statement:
"•One study found that DMSO protected human hematopoietic stem cells from radiation, but did not provide any protection to AML cells.”
And immediately thought about your various articles discussing damage to what I think are the same cells from Covid-19 and the spike vaxxxes. I’m thinking that you might look into DMSO orally administered and see if it might help protect these HPSCs in the bone marrow. If it does, it may be something to add to your anti-Covid stack, as it may be the only thing that might step in and help a body resist that specific type of long-term damage.
Am I picking up on something significant here, or am I mixing two cells otherwise different or otherwise missing the point?
If you look at Dr Sherry’s findings ewrly on this switch took place on day 8. He puts it down to loose spike causing an inflammatory reaction. A trusted source of mine in China believes it is actually infected macrophages. Regardless the treatment is the same, in extreme cases it might need steroids but I think supplements are enough for most. But with Omicron the switch happens much earlier, usually day 4-5, like I said getting the timing right is difficult but definitely early on it is suppressing interferon so for most people the key is generating a strong immune response.
Ah, thank you, PR. Good to know.