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Moriarty's avatar

This substack was complex as it is, so I decided to end it where I did, otherwise I would get severely more complex, at least I connected with older pieces so reader can dive into further context and understand how far this rabbit role goes.

Tomorrow post has science is the name and source but it is about propaganda.

Happy Easter to all of you =D !

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DoorlessCarp🐭's avatar

Excellent review John.

Consequences becoming apparent now😵‍💫

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Moriarty's avatar

This one rather worse than others. If people don't address this issue soon enough, I don't see how many will reach 50 years of age with a functional brain =(.

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RANGER71's avatar

Happy Easter!! ✌️❤️🌻

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Kirsten's avatar

I have a few transfected (vaccinated) friends who are having noticable trouble with their thinking capacity and memory.

Thanks for the reminder about serrapeptase, just ordered some. 🙏💕 Although I didn't take the shot and am not around many transfected people, I think shedding is a thing.

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Moriarty's avatar

Shedding is real. The question is what they are shedding. LNP ? Spike ? Pieces of the Spike ?

It is a fact that they shed antibodies (they make me feel like absolute garbage when exposed for too long).

If your friends are having problem with cognition and memory, the enzymes will help but they MUST add antioxidants either glutathione or preferably in my opinion, NAC.+Glycine

I have a entire substsck on why the vaccinated should take NAC+Glycine worth checking out, maybe.

All the best and happy Easter

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Anti Absurdity's avatar

Very timely post! Based on your prior posts, I've added natto and serra to my personal stack along with your Gly-NAC recommendation. One supplement I have been taking for many years is Niagen which enhances cellular NAD+. The science behind this looks solid to me but I'm not an expert such as you. I encourage you to take a look here https://www.truniagen.com/science/

This post seems to explain what lead up me to getting these LabCorp test results in Feb 2023

SARS-CoV-2 Spike Ab Dilution A, 01 >25,000 U/mL Negative<0.8.

Spike Ab of > 25,000 is out of range high for the test, so not even able to know the true level. Current theories are: (1) residual COVID infection in the brain or (2) autoimmune response. I'm send you post to my Doc so we can discuss anything else I can do in my protocol.

Thank you John Paul

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Moriarty's avatar

I often recommend most of my readers to consider adding anything NAD+ related, in that regard I don't have preferred "brands", not even types of supplements, I often relegate it to "whatever is of decent quality and you can afford", but yes, Niagen is time tested and is proved to work, just somewhat pricey for many people =P.

I have met and talked to a few people who had absurdly high levels of Spike aBs but they had no symptoms, and no perceptible effects of persistent Spike Protein in their bodies. Residual Spike in the brain would elicit a persistent inflammatory response, rather than high levels of antibody, if anything persistent infections would be likely in the gut in a very small subset of people.

Do you have any symptoms whatsoever ? Have you done a autoantibody panel ?

You may send the paper itself, some clinicians prefer the papers rather than someone else's "opinion" or analysis.

Happy Easter AA !

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Diarmuid's avatar

NAD potentially increases Th17..

https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms6101

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Anti Absurdity's avatar

Thanks for the article. I’ll read and reflect on it.

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Peter's avatar

God bless your ways ! Thank you for all your research !

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Sally Gould's avatar

Terrific post!!

Will share your. research.

Thank you!!

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Moriarty's avatar

Thanks for the completement Sally !

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Roxanne's avatar

I'm so grateful someone suggested your substack. I've been struggling for the past 3 years with leg pain and I relate it to a Delta infection (mild), thought it was allergies, but lost sense of smell for 2 weeks, continued my jogging routine, no problems. A few weeks later started feeling electric shocks thru my leg, then knee pain, then limping. Developed tendinopathy of the knee and severe arthritis in the hip. Now I will use Nato and Serra starting slowly and increasing the dosage. As a health coach I knew to add NAC ,Vitamin D3 and others but I can't seem to find the correct formula to start feeling better. I hope the Natto and Serra will work. I hope the pain and limping will subside.

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Moriarty's avatar

You should add Thiamine, it is helpful for both brain and nervous/fiber issues, it can help a lot on certain conditions, but serra and natron will definitely help with both inflammation and whatever else might be going on, it will definitely bring relief, hopefully it would solve it once and for all.

As a last resort (more because of cost), peptides.

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Roxanne's avatar

Thank you John Paul. I will add the Thiamine. I will report back.

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R U Kidding me.'s avatar

Excellent. Great post.

This info is valuable.

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Little.Lambsie's avatar

It is complex but your explanation helps. So this is not from the vaccine 💉?

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Moriarty's avatar

Yes here they ran experiments only with virus S1, part of the Spike Protein, but they argue (and we all know it) vaccine can do the same.

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Little.Lambsie's avatar

I kinda figured that. This is big

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Kirsten's avatar

Below are a couple good stacks on the difference between the virus and vaccine spike.

Out of almost 1300 proteins that make up the spikes, the vaccine injection changed it by just 2 proteins.

Both spikes have 2 functional units, and the S1 subunit is the same, it is totally unchanged in the vaccine.

While the slightly changed vaccine spike may not bind to ace2 recepters like the virus does (hense the reason to change it), the barely changed vaccine spike still does trigger detrimental inflammatory pathways and bind to other tissues.

JP can correct anything I got wrong. 😊

Here are a couple simple substacks about this:

https://moderndiscontent.substack.com/p/the-complications-of-long-covid-part-b26?s=r

https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/sars-cov2-spike-protein-is-a-toxin

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Moriarty's avatar

The Spike in the vaccine, with the changes made is arguably a worse inflammatory molecular bomb than the viral Spike, with the potential to get to the brain at higher rates than the viral spike. From any honest perspective, the Spike from the jab is a order of magnitude worse than the viral one, this isn't a arguable point, but a verifiable biological fact.

My entire Substack in regards to SARS-CoV-2 is me and sometimes a couple of friends distinguishing, analyzing and breaking down all the potential pathological pathways of the Spike. It is not so simple as most people make it sound. My Substack is just a small part of all the pathways this thing can engage.

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Kirsten's avatar

That's great that you collaborate with people who have the in-depth analog you do. That must be cool. 😎

I imagine the viral spike is worse from the general biological perspective that when the virus enters our body through the normal channels it's set up to handle (nose, lungs), the whole virus including the spike is handled by our immune system. Injecting the toxic spike into our body via lipid nanoparticle in mRNA is totally unnatural to our immune system. There are probably other ways it's worse too, is there another general way that you can point out? Like with the two amino acid changes does that make our immune system break it down differently, or not as well? Something else?

When reading your posts, I have to continually remind myself that you are speaking of the vaccine too, because you usually write in terms of the virus without explicitly saying you're talking about the vaccine as well (if I'm generally remembering your posts correctly). You have quite a detailed knowledge. It may bel easy to forget that a part of your audience needs constant repetition every time of basic points because we don't hold on to the details, it's not a language or knowledge that we use regularly. I know it's not easy to break down extremely complex biological processes, and know what to leave in and what to keep out so people can understand it. But I think you have some readers that have the same knowledge you do.

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Moriarty's avatar

One of them has the same level as I do, the other orders of magnitude above, but that person left the net (many reasons for that), so now it is just me, but yes, when you have a small circle of friends or team it is cool/good.

The kinetics of the viral Spike are very different from the injection, especially in relation to timeXload. Takes much shorter for the jab spike to reach absurd high quantity than the viral spike. This is one. The second is the modifications done in the vaccine Spike make it a literal magnet for endotoxins, especially LPS.

On your point about amino acid changes changing how the body break it down, these remain unchanged for the most part, so if there any sequence in the Spike Protein that changes how the body breaks the protein down, it is present in both virus/vaccine.

The NTD is present on both virus and vaccine, but a lot of dynamics apply to the viral Spike, while the vaccine Spike, the interactions between the NTD and the body are "simplified" for lack of a better word.

If I am talking about the Spike, you can almost all the times interpret as both from virus and vaccine unless I state otherwise. I am not a big fan of repetition of content, it feels and reads very lazily but I am attempting to find a middle ground on that, you do bring some very valid points.

Also yes, while my Substack is rather small, I quite a few number of scientists, researchers and clinicians reading me. It is a big mixture, average Joe, the aforementioned ones, and logistics/finance people, and random people who decided to follow for whatever reason.

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Kirsten's avatar

👍🏽 thanks.

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Diarmuid's avatar

R Lipoic acid and glutathione combo will probably sufficiently modulate the response away from Th2 and Th17 for most people.

Have been saying as much since the beginning but might as well be speaking Greek.

Artemesinin also cited in the literature to modulate Th17.

Interestingly artemesia annua worked brilliantly with the early 'variants' stopping the inflammatory cascade within hours.

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Melissa Leigh's avatar

I had Delta...no vaccine at all. Should I still take Natto? I bought some just case.

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Moriarty's avatar

If you had any neurological symptoms (loss of smell, absurdly massive headache) or do have current symptoms (persistent headache, brain fog. Fatigue).

If you don't have these symptoms, you may take as a "just in case". I do take these enzymes every few months just as a matter of cleaning inflammation out.

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Melissa Leigh's avatar

Thank you! I did totally lose my sense of taste and smell. But I feel fine after.

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Moriarty's avatar

You may take a few weeks of the enzymes as a preventive measure but I wouldn't really worry about it. Happy Easter

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Dingo Roberts's avatar

One thing I've wondered is "how long does it take for the enzymes to degrade the spike?". A follow-up question has been "should I take it as a regular supplement regardless, given its other uses?" One of those uses would be to break down scar tissue that could result from injuries, among other things. I've had a couple of recent scenarios when I've experienced "snaps" of tissue when stressing/stretching areas of former injuries that I suspect could be facial scarring. Nevertheless, could it hurt to take it as a routine supplement?

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Moriarty's avatar

We don't have trials and tests, just "lab testing" and not even that extensive, so we really don't have a actual timeframe on the degradation of the Spike Protein, but given all the other trials for other types of proteins, it is safe to deduce it would take a few weeks (I am adding some complex dynamics I didn't write about here for this longer timeframe).

Also yes, as I stated a few times the last 6 months, I do suggest people take a few supplements for the foreseeable future as a matter of precaution/limiting damage from all the pathogens going around rampaging people's immune system.

These enzymes have more than one use, so yes I would suggest you take for scar tissue, for inflammation, basically for cleaning the body of bad proteins that are sticking around for longer than they should. These enzymes only "hurt" if you have some nasty latent bacterial or fungal infections and is not aware and go insanely high on the dosage, because remember, they break down ALL bad proteins, this includes breaking down biofilms and releasing whatever is inside. Hope this helps, sorry taking long to reply, I get lost on the notifications quite often (too many of them).

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Dingo Roberts's avatar

No worry on the response; I expect it's easy to get swamped by messages and miss some. And your further thoughts are very helpful, thanks!

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Peter's avatar

Will 72h+ fasting clear the spike or does it have to be serrapeptase ?

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Moriarty's avatar

So, this is where it gets severely complicated. On paper, fasting would help clear the Spike, but there are a lot of dynamics (that I didn't cover here for simplicity and brevity's sake) that would make fasting clearing the Spike rather regardless of how long.

Depending on the severity of your previous infections and lingering symptoms, I would highly advise to add serrapeptase. In case you never had any degree of a strong infection and no lingering symptom, fasting might be the best place to start. You can do both (fasting+enzymes) for some massive "body cleanse" =P.

Happy Easter friend.

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Betty B's avatar

So I can't use Nattokinase because it isn't systemic? ("you must add serrapeptase if you want to degrade Spike Protein, Serra unlike the other enzymes, is systemic")

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Moriarty's avatar

You can. But natto is "hit or miss" serrapeptase will 100% reach everywhere. I personally stack both, meaning take both at the same time.

FYI you must taken them (each or both) on a empty stomach.

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Betty B's avatar

What dosages do you use? And do you think it is enough to degrade the spike or just block inflammation?

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Moriarty's avatar

To degrade the Spike you will need a higher dosage so I often suggest people to slowly increase until they reach 500.000+.

I personally could tolerance high doses so I straight up went from 200.000 to 600.000 to 850.000

My ex sometimes took over 1 million 😆

Start with what you are comfortable with, increase slowly. It will do both, end the inflammation and start dissolving any bad protein

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Betty B's avatar

Thank you 💜

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Andreas Oehler's avatar

There is no "spike accumulation". The S spike's half-life is about 24 hours. What is happening instead is the persistent PRODUCTION of the spikes. Says the reference 31 in your post above (https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.06.14.22276401v1): "Strikingly, we detect SARS-CoV-2 spike antigen in a majority of PASC patients up to 12 months post-diagnosis, suggesting the presence of an active persistent SARS-CoV-2 viral reservoir." Same with Patterson's monocytes. And with post-jab mRNA persistence of 5 months, re-jabbing with it every 6 months, and some of it imbedding in the DNA, the picture is complete.

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Ursula Forrest's avatar

John Paul, I am a complete layman but have read thousands of medical papers in the last three years to better understand the complexity of the (excuse my language) shit show we are now all experiencing.

My question is for the health and safety of my kids and I hope you can guide me to better make decisions for their health.

We are all unvaxxed and will remain so as I understood from day 1 that this virus is man-made and a biological weapon and I never understood the decision to use the most toxic component of the virus let alone turn one’s own system into a spike producing factory.

What I am struggling to understand is the nuance of the disease and your article.

In studies conducted, do we have a completely naive control group which remain unvaccinated to compare these findings too? How many of the subjects were infected with C-19 but also injected?

Are you saying that vaxxed and unvaxxed long term are ALL at risk of progressive inflammatory diseases? (vaxxed just accelerated)

Should we ALL be detoxing using nattokinease and serrapeptase? What about bromelain and NAC or even adding a course of Ivermectin ? My eldest daughter who was never sick pre-Covid is now continuously getting colds and infections. I’m going to have her D3 and zinc levels checked but based on your article, think she may need a proper spike detox?

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Moriarty's avatar

The usage of the most toxic part is quite simple, both Pfizer and Moderna's CEO even told people on live TV, they ran algorithms, and the computer pointed out the Spike was the best antigenic target, the best candidate for a vaccine... they took the bait of whoever designed this thing basically.

Here they had a control group, a influenza group and a Spike group, this paper was well designed, since no point is raised one can assume all brains in this study were unvaccinated.

Omicron for all intents and purposes is now "mild" but there are changes on its proteins that are making it more persistent in the body, for longer, so long-term, some people will be more prone to progressive inflammatory diseases, neurodegeneration and autoimmunity, the "trick" is limiting the inflammation, and helping the body get rid of the virus as fast as possible, so you avoid the pitfalls of having the viral fragments too long inside your body. Most people are fine as of now, but I myself will take the supplements I suggest my reader to take for the foreseeable future regardless. Up to each one to judge if they need/should or not.

I suggest at least ONCE detoxing with natto and serra, not every 4 months, but at least one time whenever the person can, stick to it and build to high dosage to literally clean any and all "bad proteins" inside their bodies. I myself do it every 4-6 months because of my own circumstances but most people would do well doing just once. Perhaps once a year for maintenance ?

I suggest NAC to almost every single person, bromelatin is up to each one, such as many of the other supplements I suggest, same with IVM, up to the person to decide, I myself don't bother and I have access to it, but some people swear by it.

Add some antioxidant to your daughter's supplement regiment, such as NAC or Vitamin C, a common multivitamin, perhaps some Berberine and most likely this will "fix" the issue. I don't think most young people have persistent spike in their bodies, just post-infection "fuckery" the virus does causes a lot of other issues to come and go.

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