I will be travelling from Friday to Sunday night, and it is the procedure of the business to have no electronics, so there will be complete comms blackout from me at some point from Friday until possibly Monday.
If i don't reply to your commentaries or questions in this article or older ones in the next few days, that is the reason. Same goes for e-mails.
I asked you about SSRI’s and natto on Twitter earlier- it’s for my 21 yo niece who went behind my sister’s back and got two shots. She’s now having weird allergic reactions - can’t wear makeup anymore without eczema- like rash etc. Also just found out my 20 nephew has a newly enlarged heart- 3 x V. We tried so hard to reach all of our kids/ nieces/nephews, but they were under enormous pressure. Thankfully I kept mine safe, but lots more are at risk. Thank you for sticking your neck out to get us such important information and for personally responding. Safe travels. 🙏❤️
How do we manage respiratory flus and colds going forward? When my children have a cold or flu, do I need to know if it is COVID? When do I know I should be giving them supplements or treatment? I think the idea of early treatment makes sense, but can I rely on RAT tests and do I want to subject my kids to testing? (Even if I just have them blow into a tissue and put nothing up their nostril?) I used to be so carefree when it came to coughs and sniffles, but now I fear, “am I not doing enough to protect or treat my kids?” “Is there some silent damage going on each time they get this thing?” What is the best approach? I need a flow chart, plan, strategy...I want to be smart but not anxious and overprotective. Advice?
What Skylover wrote. I would personally add some minor (1.000-3.000 IU) on winter months or if children are not exposed enough to the sun, this is a safe dosage even if you take all year, I would also add a normal amount of vitamin C. Those two are more than enough for kids to recover and be "safe" from long-term effects, their immune systems are quite something else.
Do not under no circumsntance go the "anxious" route, if you start getting anxious go do something else, all of this should be informative rather than fueling negative emotions. And unless your children have autoimmune issues, or metabolic issues (diabetes, etc), I wouldn't hurry besides what I wrote.
Playing in the dirty on the sun literally helps more than most things. Hope this helps.
try to avoid infections as much as possible(or as mild as it could be)at any cost , any infection nowadays is carrying the spike (thats what i think and believe),there is no best approach, each individual has his own protocol for children and adults, it has to be done after much research, vitamins, amino acids and some herbs, pubmed is your friend, also JP and many other people are there with some basic protocols, we need to study them, ask them the doubts, if they reply fine, else try our best on our own (usually they will reply :) ) ...
If we take corrective measures like fasting and supplementation how will we see if the severe allergic responses are now over? My son is on 4 antihistamines daily 2 in morning 2 in afternoon to keep his severe reactions in check. He’s been living like this for a year now. My concern is that when we pull him off those to “check” his immune system function he will have an anaphylactic episode and die.
This is something we must fix but the ability to check to see if our “fixes” have worked is fraught with danger.
Should we possibly do multiple extended fasts first? He’s 16 so it is very difficult to get a 16 yr old to do fasts as he is active and in football and is a typical 16 boy who is of course an eating machine!
I do not recommend doing multiple extended fast from the get go, but slowly acclimating to longer fast will help. Paying very close attention to his diet would be very helpful too.
I think a gut microbiome test should be your next step, because clearly there is a observable change on his microbiome, you could try to test his dominant immune states (th1, th2, which is the most likely state he finds himself, th17). Something is persistently triggering his immune response towards allergic responses. Could be mast cells as another follower of mine has been experiecing with her kids (in this case, literal kid).
I need to start delving into mast cell, but there is so much to finish fisrt =(. Before going the supplementation route we should know at some level at is going on "under the hood".
JP - It's been there the whole time, stuffed in a single 37 AA sequence, right in front of everyone's nose, if it were a snake, it would have bitten you, and it did.
CONTRIBUTING TO IMMUNE DYSFUNCTION AND LYMPHOPENIA
THAT FAVORS VIRAL PERSISTENCE
Lymphopenia is associated with a higher Viral Load and Viral Persistence in COVID
SARS COV-2 INFECTS T LYMPHOCYTES CAUSING THEIR EXHAUSTION AND APOPTOSIS CONTRIBUTING TO IMMUNE DYSFUNCTION AND LYMPHOPENIA THAT FAVORS VIRAL PERSISTENCE
⛔️ Jean Michel Wendling "A SARS COV2 reservoir in the intestine is suspected"
…..
⛔️ Guy Van den Eede "see our paper for more evidence."
The Long Covid blood samples were also awash with a category of “exhausted” T cells that can be recognized by certain markers they express. Such cells surge in the ongoing presence of pathogens—suggesting “the bodies of people with Long Covid are actively fighting something,” Putrino says.
I will be travelling from Friday to Sunday night, and it is the procedure of the business to have no electronics, so there will be complete comms blackout from me at some point from Friday until possibly Monday.
If i don't reply to your commentaries or questions in this article or older ones in the next few days, that is the reason. Same goes for e-mails.
I wish everyone a great weekend.
Godspeed.
I asked you about SSRI’s and natto on Twitter earlier- it’s for my 21 yo niece who went behind my sister’s back and got two shots. She’s now having weird allergic reactions - can’t wear makeup anymore without eczema- like rash etc. Also just found out my 20 nephew has a newly enlarged heart- 3 x V. We tried so hard to reach all of our kids/ nieces/nephews, but they were under enormous pressure. Thankfully I kept mine safe, but lots more are at risk. Thank you for sticking your neck out to get us such important information and for personally responding. Safe travels. 🙏❤️
Her immune system is completely tilted towards Th2, and I am sure her mcrobiome got hit pretty decently too.
Heart damage it can be healed with carnitinine or with peptides, peptides are an assured way to heal these issues.
All the best to your family members 🙏🏻 glad you kept your kids safe 🙏🏻
How do we manage respiratory flus and colds going forward? When my children have a cold or flu, do I need to know if it is COVID? When do I know I should be giving them supplements or treatment? I think the idea of early treatment makes sense, but can I rely on RAT tests and do I want to subject my kids to testing? (Even if I just have them blow into a tissue and put nothing up their nostril?) I used to be so carefree when it came to coughs and sniffles, but now I fear, “am I not doing enough to protect or treat my kids?” “Is there some silent damage going on each time they get this thing?” What is the best approach? I need a flow chart, plan, strategy...I want to be smart but not anxious and overprotective. Advice?
What Skylover wrote. I would personally add some minor (1.000-3.000 IU) on winter months or if children are not exposed enough to the sun, this is a safe dosage even if you take all year, I would also add a normal amount of vitamin C. Those two are more than enough for kids to recover and be "safe" from long-term effects, their immune systems are quite something else.
Do not under no circumsntance go the "anxious" route, if you start getting anxious go do something else, all of this should be informative rather than fueling negative emotions. And unless your children have autoimmune issues, or metabolic issues (diabetes, etc), I wouldn't hurry besides what I wrote.
Playing in the dirty on the sun literally helps more than most things. Hope this helps.
try to avoid infections as much as possible(or as mild as it could be)at any cost , any infection nowadays is carrying the spike (thats what i think and believe),there is no best approach, each individual has his own protocol for children and adults, it has to be done after much research, vitamins, amino acids and some herbs, pubmed is your friend, also JP and many other people are there with some basic protocols, we need to study them, ask them the doubts, if they reply fine, else try our best on our own (usually they will reply :) ) ...
We must all be scientists now whether we like it or not.
I came to that conclusion when I was 24, the reason I am at this path in life, the reason all the information is open too.
If we take corrective measures like fasting and supplementation how will we see if the severe allergic responses are now over? My son is on 4 antihistamines daily 2 in morning 2 in afternoon to keep his severe reactions in check. He’s been living like this for a year now. My concern is that when we pull him off those to “check” his immune system function he will have an anaphylactic episode and die.
This is something we must fix but the ability to check to see if our “fixes” have worked is fraught with danger.
Should we possibly do multiple extended fasts first? He’s 16 so it is very difficult to get a 16 yr old to do fasts as he is active and in football and is a typical 16 boy who is of course an eating machine!
I do not recommend doing multiple extended fast from the get go, but slowly acclimating to longer fast will help. Paying very close attention to his diet would be very helpful too.
I think a gut microbiome test should be your next step, because clearly there is a observable change on his microbiome, you could try to test his dominant immune states (th1, th2, which is the most likely state he finds himself, th17). Something is persistently triggering his immune response towards allergic responses. Could be mast cells as another follower of mine has been experiecing with her kids (in this case, literal kid).
I need to start delving into mast cell, but there is so much to finish fisrt =(. Before going the supplementation route we should know at some level at is going on "under the hood".
JP - It's been there the whole time, stuffed in a single 37 AA sequence, right in front of everyone's nose, if it were a snake, it would have bitten you, and it did.
"So, the cause is not an immune problem, but rather a persistent infection that results in or produces immune problems."
Dr. Gustavo Aguirre-Chang
https://twitter.com/Aguirre1Gustavo/status/1559965029641994241
It has been shown that
SARS COV-2 INFECTS T LYMPHOCYTES
CAUSING THEIR EXHAUSTION AND APOPTOSIS
CONTRIBUTING TO IMMUNE DYSFUNCTION AND LYMPHOPENIA
THAT FAVORS VIRAL PERSISTENCE
Lymphopenia is associated with a higher Viral Load and Viral Persistence in COVID
SARS COV-2 INFECTS T LYMPHOCYTES CAUSING THEIR EXHAUSTION AND APOPTOSIS CONTRIBUTING TO IMMUNE DYSFUNCTION AND LYMPHOPENIA THAT FAVORS VIRAL PERSISTENCE
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/359330070_SARS_COV-2_INFECTS_T_LYMPHOCYTES_CAUSING_THEIR_EXHAUSTION_AND_APOPTOSIS_CONTRIBUTING_TO_IMMUNE_DYSFUNCTION_AND_LYMPHOPENIA_THAT_FAVORS_VIRAL_PERSISTENCE
SEE COMMENTS
⛔️ Jean Michel Wendling "A SARS COV2 reservoir in the intestine is suspected"
…..
⛔️ Guy Van den Eede "see our paper for more evidence."
The Long Covid blood samples were also awash with a category of “exhausted” T cells that can be recognized by certain markers they express. Such cells surge in the ongoing presence of pathogens—suggesting “the bodies of people with Long Covid are actively fighting something,” Putrino says.
Professor Erwin Loh
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/erwinloh_longcovid-blood-fatigue-activity-6965645627112263680-EBrg