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Moriarty's avatar

I love it when my keyboard fails when writing THE TITLE.

A The Fourth Option article tomorrow or Sunday.

As an addendum separated from everything else, if you are experiencing memory or cognitive problems in recent moments, a significantly high dosage of Thiamine will help.

500 mg twice to four times a day. Yes, it is a lot, but the effects should be perceptible and quick. B1 has a peculiarly distinct kinetic in the human body.

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Caely Beserker's avatar

Thanks - Absolutely agree - also came across information / lot of stidies on benfotiamine -

a quick slightly “biased” summary below

https://www.lifeextension.com/magazine/2018/4/benfotiamine-improves-cognition-in-alzheimers-patients?srsltid=AfmBOor2OkyH4DMqbjjys5_Tw-eRnQzZ6WVf6GUXwBiOw6hhIukmhCRh

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Moriarty's avatar

Benfothiamine will act much faster in the brain, if the person has easier access it is usually the better option, but dosage must be adjusted in the case it is just for neurological health =D.

I take a lot of normal thiamine.

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Kristiina's avatar

Thank you for this! And also the commenter who mentioned benfothiamine. Which may help in alleviating diabetic neuropathy, AGE:s etc. A diabetic friend mentioned that a virus infection will make her blood sugar jump around wildly even when diet&medication do not change. So looks like this: viruses will make a blood-sugar carnival ride in the poor body, probsbly using sneaky ways to convert anything into burnable sugars. Leaving toxic waste in their wake. Cleanup procedures are important.

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Pablo's avatar

Hi! Thanks for the info

For how long that Thiamine dose?

At what point Thiamine in excess becomes bad?

Im asking to understand how to recommend to someone around 70 years with a healthy lifestyle overall

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Moriarty's avatar

You can do a loading dose of 250 or 500 mg for 2 to 4 weeks, or even 1 gram.

Older people need more thiamine you can easily let them be on 500 mg or more for the rest of their lives.

Even at almost 2 grams per day it is extremely hard to find any "thiamine toxicity", ergo side-effects.

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Pablo's avatar

Thanks!

Follow up question, for this particular use, do you if there is any difference between thiamine and benfotiamine?

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Moriarty's avatar

Benfotiamine acts faster in the brain, it has been studied for treating/ameliorating Alzheimer's.

Overall, thiamine will have the same effect just takes "much longer"

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Moriarty's avatar

Sleathy is an actual word lmao. -> https://www.wordsandphrasesfromthepast.com/word-of-the-day/sleathy

ETYMOLOGY

? from Old Norse slœ́ða to drag, trail (so Norwegian slöda; also, to work carelessly; cf. Old Norse. slóði (Norwegian slode) sloven, sluggard, whence perhaps. north-eastern Scotch sleeth

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RAD's avatar

Makes me think of slithy toves.

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Washed Up Pharmacist's avatar

Ha! Interesting post.

EVs, yes they last a long time. I also think the vax acts like the virus and you get EVs full of the modRNA as well as the lipids.

Also, keep spraying your nose with iodine, XClear or the like, as soon as you start with a respiratory infection. Oh and gargle. Get those viral loads down.

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Moriarty's avatar

I think some of the mRNA derived Spike and mRNA itself form distorted complexes inside EVs, God knows to what effect.

But yeah I agree. I wanted to know if viral Spike would do the same.

As someone commented on my tweet. "In retrospect Seems most people choose between two biowarfare agents."

Tiresome :\

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Perplexed Rationalist's avatar

And if you can get it, as soon as you get infected, spray your nose with Interferon a2b. I’ve mentioned it to JP several times and I genuinely think this is the best tool in the box at the moment. if we can kick start mucosal immunity while it is being suppressed it minimises everyrhing potentially coming further down the road. But yes anything to reduce the viral load in the nose is a blessing

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Lone Star's avatar

Where does one obtain Interferon a2b? When I slacked off my povidine iodine and supplements regimen for a couple of months is when I finally caught COVID.

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Perplexed Rationalist's avatar

It’s available from any pharmacy with a prescription in China but I think in most of the world you can’t get it outside hospitals because it’s effective but cheap

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Lone Star's avatar

Your recent article dovetails with this one really nicely.

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Lone Star's avatar

If Omicron thrives so well in the nasal environment, it would seem you have to hit it with Xclear or povidine iodine before you know you’re hit with a respiratory. Is it safe to use constantly!

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toolate's avatar

This isn't the sort of cheering up that I needed

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SteveBC's avatar

Moriarty, thank you for this, as well as the thiamine information. I'm doing fine but will experiment with it anyway.

I had two mild pre-Omicron infections that cleared very fast with no after-effects. My third bout came on as a pure nasal infection that went right up my nose nerve(s) into my brain and damaged my smell mechanism for several weeks. I was experimenting with adding back a food that I had not eaten for years because years ago, I was sensitive or allergic to it. I assumed the nasal effect was from the food and so did not treat it aggressively right away. Lesson learned on that one.

If I remember correctly, you are not a fan of the possibility for shedding to be a real phenomenon, but maybe I'm wrong about that. I find the anecdotal reports persuasive that *something* is going on there. When I read about this paper, my first thought was that the existence of substantial numbers of biologically active EVs in the upper respiratory tract and upper lungs might be the source of shedding in some cases, as I would assume that someone with actively increasing EV populations after a jab could be breathing their EVs out in large numbers, and the EVs do appear to be active biologically. EVs have always been my go-to hypothesis for all the various avenues by which people seem to shed. Does this paper alter your perception of that topic? Do you think EVs can be communicable and cause active damage to nearby people?

I will say that once people had been generally vaccinated in 2021, in 2022 I found I could not go to the grocery store any more without getting sick for 2 days afterward. I had to shift to grocery delivery service. So my own experience is that high-traffic areas at that time had *something* being deposited into the air in the building that made me sick, while no other stores caused that problem. The hypothesis of substantial shedding is the only way I can make sense of my own experience.

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Moriarty's avatar

No, it does not alter my observation and previous statements, unless some of the "geniuses" provide actual, even if tangentially good evidence, I stand by what I said.

And that is the beauty of the mRNA. It doesn't go to the lung, it goes literally everywhere, but its primary and most glaring failure in 2020 is that it does not provide mucosal immunity. A failure from the start.

So, if a vaccinated person is shedding, they are shedding a virus from an infection. Now, we can argue if what they are shedding is mutated virus (which I would likely say yes, it is heavily mutated and more toxic to unvaccinated people in specific cases).

I was also "allergic to vaccinated people," with especially faster reactions to recently vaccinated, and I "corrected" that by boosting my immune system to the gils and over the course of 2022 I stopped being allergic to them, even though vaccination was at an all time high in Brazil, and in my family (the highest source of exposure for me at multiple points).

My question from 2021 (as one of the first people who proposed shedding FYI) is WHAT they are shedding. It was something toxic enough to activate mast cells in extremely sensitive people.

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SteveBC's avatar

Yes. In early 2020 my mother moved into a residential facility. Through 2020 I was fine, with only one very mild infection. However, in February, March and into April of 2021 everyone in this facility but my mother and me vaxxxed themselves twice. I happened to do a CBC in early April of 2021 with normal results, but I started having odd problems shortly after, and when I did a CBC in June, my Eosinophils were above range, indicating allergy to something circulating in the common areas of the facility (each apartment has its own A/C system, so her apartment was relatively clean air). It was not debilitating for me, but as you say, something toxic was in the air. However, with the exception of a very mild infection in Sept of 2021, these reactions were all of an allergenic nature, so if there were actual viruses around (as opposed to something like EVs), they were ineffective at transmitting infection. And by late 2021, my Eosinophils went back into the normal range. So far, this supports the allergy idea you are supporting but not necessarily that it was caused by naked non-infective/denatured viruses, though that is possible.

In late Dec 2021 and into early 2022, everyone here in the facility but also in my small city got their third jabs, and I would say most who got the first two-jab series did the third jab. My reaction at that time was a problem quite different from my previous problem (which was clearly allergenic and not debilitating). In Jan and Feb of 2022 I had no particular allergenic symptoms. However, it became impossible for me to go to the grocery store, which is the highest traffic store in my area. After going there I would get extremely fatigued and feel, well, not exactly ill but definitely debiltated for two days and then get rapidly better. It was clear to me where the problem was and that it was not the same one as before but rather a hit to my overall system that required 2-3 days of recovery. Again, I have no idea what the agent was, but it was quite damaging and only occurred at a high enough concentration to cause the symptoms at the grocery store. Once I switched to ordering groceries remotely and having them delivered, I never had that problem again.

Whatever it was in either of the two different cases/experiences, it was never an infective agent. It definitely was *something* or perhaps two entirely different *somethings* due to the very different symptoms, and it was unquestionably associated not with waves of viral infections but rather *solely* with vaccination periods.

If I had anything to say, I would say that the first two vaccinations in early 2021 caused a very different kind of "shedding" (however you want to call it) when compared to what was caused by the third jab. Completely different. I have no idea why or how it could have been two different agents, but it very much seems to me that it was. My perception is that the third jab was quite different in formulation or strength than the first two jabs, and though my memory may be faulty on this, I remember a large increase in ambulance sightings here in my city for the third jab compared to a less visible rise after the first two jabs the year before. I would like to know how that third jab differed, because that might give some sort of indication of what was being "shed". Some of the confusion over this issue might be due to this possible difference, and I don't think the two should be conflated.

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Moriarty's avatar

(Now, after absurdly high dosage of thiamine after a recent round of sickness lol) I can recall you telling me both at different points. Although it has been known that even independent A/C systems can spread mold/fungi, just a passing thought.

Well, let as "assume" that vaccinated people are shedding everything packaged in EVs.

Meaning, they are shedding -> Fully, correctly translated Spike Protein, Spike Protein fragments (from poorly translated processes), garbage (when they mis-translate the entire thing and the ribosomes miss it...somehow), and toxins, especially endotoxin, at a lower level mRNA, much lower level.

Spike Protein will contain 2 superantigen sites, it will also be able to pierce through the EVs when inside your body and interact with all else, and interact with other cells, and glycans, thus creating a complex cascade of reactions.

Assuming the toxin exposure from LPS and superantigen and their synergistic nature, I think it explains the debilitating and changing nature of all exposures, as you/we somehow became tolerant to that immune response. This is my very far-fetched "informed guess" right now.

I would state this is a rather insane idea, but back in early 2021 I also thought the Spike Protein interacting with Endotoxins was so insane I would be laughed off any building... here we are...

Formulation-wise, I have "insider knowledge" that they tried and tested multiple formulations on multiple batches without knowledge or oversight of any party. That is an unsolvable mess right now.

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SteveBC's avatar

I do believe this makes sense. I was definitely not reacting to mold at the grocery store or anywhere else. So I think your insanity is catching, LOL.

"they tried and tested multiple formulations" - That sounds bizarre and incredibly bad or even evil. Can you say *why* they were doing that? They were designing something that required that, and they couldn't talk about it, so there had to be a reason for that process, whether or not it is an unsolvable mess still. I don't care about the mess. I care about the *motive*. Any info on motive?

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Dee Lau's avatar

Interesting read. A work colleague (x2 Pfizer jabbed) had a bad "cold" through the duration of her holiday to see her folks in India last December, never got over it (brain fog, extreme tiredness, insomnia etc). Kept catching everyone else's "colds" which wiped her out each time. Now she's got dark patches on chest X-ray and recently had CT contrast chest + abdomen (then had a reaction to the contrast dye which needed IV histamines). I'm fearing the worst...

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Moriarty's avatar

From the less drastic assessment to the worst.

Good scenario - She is deficient in some B vitamins, clearly and evidently very deficient on Vitamin D, her immune cells, especially white cells are probably at the low end

Bad scenario - Her bone marrow is suppressed

At the very least, taking the usual supplements (Vit D, Magnesium, Selenium, Zinc, Taurine, and especially in her case Akkermansia Muciniphila) would help her avoid every single "cold".

At some point the body can't keep up with all the healing it must do =/

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Lone Star's avatar

1) I bet Lewis Carroll knew the word « sleathy ».

2) Omicron persistence mechanism listed here is depressing. One hears over and over again how « mild » Omicron is. So, I did a little interview of nurses and doctors in my life recently. Among five nurses and four doctors, all nurses disagreed that Omicron is mild. Two doctors said there is no way to generalize what a person’s experience of any Covid variant will be. Two doctors stated, with total assuredness, Omicron is mild.

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Lone Star's avatar

—Oh, and because they are sure that Omicron is mild, they conclude that if one gets very ill with a Covid bout currently, then it must be from a variant other than Omicron.

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Moriarty's avatar

I bet he did.

I have written, extensively covering only Omicron and how "mild" it is, it is beyond me how someone can read even 5 articles of mine covering the long-term consequences of a infection, and still ignore the data, it is one of the main reasons I favor data from China, so I don't have to put up with "it is all the mRNA", and still a vast majority will deny reality.

A bioengineered chimera that stopped giving you pneumonia quickly is now obviously innocuous.

I trust nurses 100x than doctors, they are more honest, often are knowledgeable beyond their profession, and are "boots on the ground".

At least 2 doctors were honest lol.

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Lone Star's avatar

Pretty sure they have not read your articles. I am in the midst of figuring out which ones to send.

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Age muito mais rapido no cerebro do que Tiamina em si, se quiser mais "brains gains" melhor opcao que tem, se voce for paciente e usar Tiamina longo-termo, consegue brain gains equiparaveis.

Mas Benfo age muito mais rapido =).

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I remain steadfast into my quest to understand the true long-term consequences of the virus, and why the effects last so long, thus articles like this are necessary. Cancer can has many contributors, with inflammation and immune dysregulation being big one, but a lot of people often forget that bacterial infections, fungal infections (especially the persistent ones) are massive contributors too.

Similar to China, I believe Omicron is entire responsible for the harsh winters in the United State, and similar to Brazil given that dynamics that play here, will often replay themselves 2 to 4 months later in the US, but the US has a significant better tracking system.

I have witnessed the same, and although not as drastic as other "suffered" the same, thankfully my infections are short-lived, not kicking out an infection can send you exactly into that cycle, as you are aware.

"Nobody wants to believe that Covid is behind so much damage "

Imagine that, if a bioengineered chimera, likely for bioweapon purposes, mutates, it becomes innocuous, just the flu (/irony)

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