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Moriarty's avatar

In the past few months, there have been now almost a dozen papers, covering different organs on changes in microstructure, microvasculature, and significant changes in coagulation, meaning microclots.

A few, shorter, direct-to-the-point, articles on that tomorrow, adding to it. One is not so direct, because it is HIGHLY impact.

Any mistake here, I will correct it tomorrow. Cognitively spent.

I wish you all a great week ahead. Its winter in the Northern Hemisphere, significant outbreaks of respiratory disease, be sure to take some extra Vitamin D, Selenium, Magnesium, perhaps Potassium per the article.

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Perplexed Rationalist's avatar

An absolute cracker of an article. Especially bringing in the V v UV comparison. There is some hope in here that it does seem most can recover if they look after their bodies properly. But it needs more than just supplementing. Sleep, fasting, exercise, diet etc, all combined. Basically everything you have been saying for 3+ years is now becoming glaringly the best way to survive the onslaught and hopefully recover.

Would love to hear more about why SERPINA1 is going to be so important this year.

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Moriarty's avatar

Thank you, and yes the V vs UV is quite nice, and with a significant amount of data points to back that up.

SERPINA1 persistently popped up on my "radar" for 2 years, and it plays a (often overlooked) role in Long Covid.

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Roger Kimber, MD's avatar

Like the old margerin(sp?) commercials, “it’s not nice to fool Mother Nature.”

What you are describing is likely different than the usual course of a natural Coronavirus virus infection, I am presuming, is that correct? Or have they, being trivial, self limiting infections not been studied in this much depth? Or does it explain post viral pneumonias?

The long term dysregulation in the vaccinated seems to be contributing to & consistent with what we are seeing after vaccination (that is those of us that have eyes to see) both in terms of increased susceptibility to repeated COVID & other infections as well as the wide variety of acute & long term complications. Am I right or am I wrong & missing something?

IMHO more reason ( as if any more is needed) to 1) blow up Wuhan and all the other bioweapon labs, 2) stop these COVID ‘vaccines’ both mRNA & others, 3) criminally prosecute Fauci, Birx, the involved Pfizer and Moderna executives, scientists, managers, the federal government employees involved for crimes against humanity.

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Moriarty's avatar

Only SARS-CoV, and MERS have inflicted this amount of immunological damage that is sustained over time, especially the first SARS. While yes, other forms of infections, especially during the acute phase will affect your body and cells and biochemistry, this one has a (absurdly long, delayed) lasting effect.

I have yet to see another pathogen cause a decrease in WBC and Lymphocytes months after the initial infection, without any secondary or reinfection. These drastic changes would explain post-viral pneumonia, bacterial (and fungal) infection which are becoming common in both groups (but vaccinated have been suffering a bigger burden since 2021).

Your second paragraph yes, is correct, entirely.

It is ironic you say about destroying all biolabs, because right now there are dozens of BSL3 and 4 labs being built, quite literally everywhere. I agree on stopping the mRNA vaccine but that won't happen because it is a DoD, NIH, DARPA tech. I don't think they will even give up on the Covid ones, let alone for everything else (they want to use for, quite literally, every disease and infection known to us).

3... yeah, I need bad things to happen to powerful people and these people I wish capital punishment.

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rjt's avatar

Thank you for reviewing this very elegant research.

The words which shall not be spoken: "So, would we have any PASC to enhance our CV's if proper early treatment had been promoted, or even allowed, from the onset?"

Further research should compare non-exposed (/s) subjects given PEP (from HIV- pre-exposure prophylaxis) who are exposed to a natural infection with a group injected with an mRNA elixir and then exposed. We make fun of mediaeval theologians who tried to calculate saltatory angels on a pinhead.

I have thought that one of the "benefits" of the HIV pandemic was the increased research into the immune system. I remain unconvinced that the Covid plandemic has been so useful or benign.

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The BarefootHealer's avatar

Did I read it right? Are you saying that the spike protein Inactivates SERPINA1?😐

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Moriarty's avatar

Increase at first, but if you look at the gene/protein analysis of some papers, there is a decrease (such as in some Long Covid patients). It messes with the regulation (up or down, production) not inactivation.

That would be... insane lol

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VikingMom's avatar

I am a nerd, with zero medical training, but an insatiable curiosity and this article is absolutely fascinating!

I am unvaxxed but have been dealing with Post COVID19 Irrational Tachycardia Syndrome since I contracted Omicron in the summer of 2022. I will be showing your findings to my naturopath and am looking forward to seeing further updates from you!

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jacquelyn sauriol's avatar

I use Rehmannia tincture (Chinese foxglove) for my post-Covid heart issues which involve severe palpatations at times. I also am finding correlation with palp. symptoms and being in strong EMFs, which unfortunately means being in my home office where the idiot breaker is. I am also working to get the thing removed. Been turning off the power circuit breaker at night which helps me sleep soundly.

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Caely Beserker's avatar

Just be aware of the concept of bioavailability it’s a bit of a rabbit hole - percentage absorbed doesn’t mean your body absorbs the most amount ( also have to look at how much elemental magnesium is in each form - ie MgO has 60% elemental Mg - whereas other forms glycinate citrates have much less ) i take MgO with B6 ( 60% x 24% absorption = 14 g elemental Mg per 100g MgO )as it has the most Mg released/ absorbed . ( also be aware that dairy products Calcium blocks absorption). Do your own research - I can send you some articles if you want . Check everything regards

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Caely Beserker's avatar

Hi Viking mom - I found for my occasional tachycardia ( pre existing covid) was linked to low magnesium - I take a lot of vit d3 plus k- and sometimes forget to take Mg0 ( plus B6 -improves bioavailability) always resolves the next day . This is just any experience . Regards bek

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VikingMom's avatar

Thank you - I have recently started taking magnesium so will be interesting to see if my tachycardia episodes decrease.

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Dingo Roberts's avatar

"The unvaccinated (UV) suffer a significant, profound, and larger initial impact, while the vaccinated (V) don’t experience such, yet… The unvaccinated recover much faster, perhaps a compensatory response, while the vaccinated suffer more fluctuations and a delayed impact."

This does make sense if memory serves me correctly. The trials aimed toward mild-to-moderate symptom reductions, which were accomplished via immune response suppression. So yes, the unvaccinated immune response would be harder manifesting as more severe symptoms with a quicker recovery.

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Toolste's avatar

DId you see this?

https://www.cell.com/action/showPdf?pii=S1931-3128%2824%2900438-4

seems to suggest that at least in mice unvaccinated have way more spike in the brain

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Moriarty's avatar

I covered this paper 2 years ago. I had a few criticisms towards the author's assertions at some points, but yes, the evidence so far points out for more Spike in the brain of the unvaccinated. I believe both groups have Spike accumulating given enough time and failure in the breakdown of Spike.

Similar trends to those observed here. Unvaccinated have higher damage initially trend to recover faster, but higher burden. Vaccinated (higher damage from the vaccine), less damage from the infection, but longer recovery, with dips.

I do not think, for a millisecond the trade-off the vaccine offers is good. Too much risk for little reward.

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Toolste's avatar

wait that paper is 2024; how did you cover it?

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Moriarty's avatar

Sorry I got lost in the sauce, April 2023. When it was a pre-print 😊

https://hiddencomplexity.substack.com/p/spike-protein-accumulation-in-the?utm_source=publication-search

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Wicked

Sinister

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SteveBC's avatar

Whoa, good stuff, Moriarty. It always surprises me when I think of how long it is taking to pull apart all the ways that this illness/vaccine affects the body. However, this kind of work seems to be finally getting to enlightenment.

I'm wondering if this information is enabling you to figure out two stacks and exactly why they work. The first stack would contain specific natural substances or cheap repurposed drugs that help the body prepare for exposure to the illness, to minimize its extent and move through it as quickly as possible, while the second stack would consist of changes to be made to the first stack when an infection shows up in order to minimize the length of time to full recovery and the least amount of damage.

For example, I let my Vitamin D3 level drop and got a sinus version of Covid that damaged my sense of smell (everything smelled burned), and it stayed that way until I started taking Lion's Mane mushroom extract which corrected the nerve damage within a few days. Yet I know from my healer that it took 2-3 months to rid my body of the remains of the spike.

As we learn more about how C19 works, we should be able to know which pathways to supplement and why each supplement works to prevent or mitigate a specific way in which C19 gets into the body in the first place and once there, does specific kinds of damage.

Have you had a chance to review and update your stack(s) based on the quality of this recent information? Or are we gaining knowledge that is nice to have but not helping us improve our already existing prevention and treatment protocols (yet)?

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Unagnu's avatar

Everyone boo hiss at me, I'm taking Doxy for my gums and an infection of the mouth. Doxy is a good remover of excess Iron and Ca. It also has some great impacts for my Sjogren's and my arthritis (MMP inhibitor). I understand is not a sexy pharm like IVM but do wonder if it is helping as brain fog improves with it?

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SteveBC's avatar

Ha, Unagnu! Why would I, a serious proponent of doing weird things that work just because they work, ever boo hiss someone who is using Doxy, which has several very good benefits separate from its antibiotic use? Have at it! Ha! I have recently heard that DMSO is very good for Sjogren's as well as for arthritis, but it does dry you out, so titrate your dosing according to that. DMSOStore dot com has some in glass bottles (99.9% pure). Read this article for a lot more info:

https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/how-dmso-treats-incurable-autoimmune

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