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Moriarty's avatar

I am still behind on messages, e-mails, and everything. Be patient lol.

Also I wish you all a great Sunday and great week ahead.

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cat's avatar

I got optic neuritis in one eye during the timeframe when there was massive Covid vaccinations being done. I was not vaccinated and hadn't had Covid before or during that time. Despite submitting to numerous tests and one brain scan, the cause was never found. To this day, I believe it was from vaccinated people shedding.

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Moriarty's avatar

I have proposed shedding as a potential mechanism since I started reversing engineering the mRNA vaccine back in 2021, the remaining, lasting question, unanswered is "what are they shedding".

They are not shedding mRNA, nor lipid nanoparticles at any substantial quantities after 48 hours.

Are they shedding abundant Spike Protein, fragments, and the whole thing in EVs ? Are they shedding toxins or dead cells (because the Spike Protein, after fully produced, will slice through everything and carry stuff on it).

Knowing what they are shedding would shed (no pun intended) light on the causes, etc and answer a lot of (my especially) remaining questions.

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Dee Lau's avatar

Fascinating thread, especially about SARS-COV-2 and eyes. When I caught Delta from my OH four days after he got it I felt it in my eyes first (pink eyes, orbit pain, photosensitivity) which was followed by headache and ear pain. Then multi systemic effects e g. muscle aches, fever etc. The public health people should've given us swimming goggles to protect our peepers 😂 Those face visors were obviously ineffective.

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Moriarty's avatar

Omicron gave me more "eye symptoms" than Delta, but also Omicron gives me delayed eye symptoms aways 2 to 4 weeks after. I hate the muscle dysfunction that sets in for weeks after any infection (since I am locked into a severe response forever apparently lol).

The face visors were a joke, but any sort of glasses helped, protection glasses would be the best.

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sadie's avatar

Was there a link to how to build your own red light system for the home? The linked study didn't elaborate.

I noticed good improvement in vision by being out in morning sun and less time on phone, even tho phone has blocked.

This seemed to say that too many enzymes may cause the very thing were trying to prevent. Where is the line on dosage?

I'm quite liking these posts! Very actionable.

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Moriarty's avatar

No, there aren't any, I added them to my ever-growing list of things to research and write about.

The 5G connection in the phone itself will cause cellular damage, and morning sun = Red Light =D

As someone who spent years experimenting with Serrapeptase and Nattokinase, it is fine as long as you cycle it. These enzymes are not meant to be taken non-stop unless you have severe issues that they help with, but even at 150.000-250.000 IU (Serra) it is fine for the long-term.

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Gerendásy Gabriella's avatar

I received a Simopharm vero cell vaccine and 2 years after the vaccination, vitreous opacities developed in my right eye. It feels like my eyes are drying up. Before that, 1 year after the vaccination, herpes zoster found me on the other (left) side of my face.

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Moriarty's avatar

Covid (virus or vaccine, mRNA being the worst aggressor of all) has an intimate, and nasty relationship with Herpes viruses.

Herpes Zoster itself can cause dry eye, and the reactivation of it one year after the vaccine means your immune system was depressed (there are many other reasons than just the vaccine, the vaccine was the first hit in a sense).

Vitamin D+K, (normal, daily recommended) Selenium, Zinc, Copper, 400 mg of Magnesium, some antioxidants of your preference will help keep the virus in latency.

Using blue light-blocking glasses (40 to 60% blocking rate) will help with the eyes, trust me, I have been extensively testing it myself. The supplements will help too indirectly.

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jacquelyn sauriol's avatar

Thanks for this whole series on post infection. No one else has addressed it so publicly. It was a very debilitating 'infection'? or whatever it was. Laid low for a month in late 2019, luckily there were no fixes yet. Drank Burdock tea.

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Moriarty's avatar

Not to sound genuinely arrogant, but as far as I know, I am among the few that wants to understand, comprehensively what Covid does, ESPECIALLY long-term.

I want to understand the long-term changes and non-linear dynamics, a lot of the "oddities" in regards to health the past few years boils down to the virus (and of course mRNA jab but talking about mRNA numbs my mind these days).

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Integrity and Karma's avatar

Excellent ( as per usual) article.

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Jojo Hat's avatar

So serrapeptase and nattokinase when taken for blood clots can have a damaging effect on the cornea?

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Moriarty's avatar

Not really, unless taken at massive dosages for extended periods. Serrapeptase is a potent anti-inflammatory, it helps alleviate many eye symptoms.

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Toolste's avatar

yes we need to think of glymphatic drainage supports!!!

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Moriarty's avatar

So far, Melatonin comes up often. And proper deep sleep (probably another reason Melatonin helps).

Endothelial health too, as a byproduct of poor endothelial health, the glymphatic system is somewhat compromised as a bystander.

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Integrity and Karma's avatar

Collateral damage 😣

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sadie's avatar

Dr Haider has a diy topical recipe for drainage to put on neck to encourage flow from head area. I made it (a bit pricey but makes a lot) and after a few days the tinnitus went away! I stopped using it but tinnitus stayed away for several weeks. I need to start again. It's got hemp seed oil, dmso, turmeric, Castor oil among other things... chrondroitin I think was another one. Sleep with it on neck. He is here on substack.. dr syed Haider.

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Eva's avatar

Ahhh think I’ve found it I did more searching… I shall enjoy perusing more of his stack, thank you!

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sadie's avatar

Let me know if you need more info.

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Eva's avatar

Hello I’ve just had a quick skim through his stack as I am curious - do you happen to remember what topic he was discussing when bringing up the salve? Many thanks

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sadie's avatar

Let me get back to you… hopefully tonight.

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jmsmithmd's avatar

Would love to know how to get red light exposure that works, cheaply.

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Moriarty's avatar

Besides Ranger comment I am looking into it trying to find a reliable cheap way to do it, it is in my ever growing list.

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RANGER71's avatar

Sunrise

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Jake Wohlers's avatar

Not red-light therapy exactly, but since reading Midwestern Doctor's articles on light, I’ve experimented with using a 12W LED UV/IR grow-lamp bulb in the ceiling downlighter (GU10 type) above my lounge seat. I've always been fascinated at how the veins in the back of my hands dilate almost instantly when outside in strong summer sunlight and wondered if I could replicate this indoors. Sunlight where I am in the Northern Hemisphere is too weak in winter and doesn’t dilate my veins, but I’m pleased to say the lamp I installed does and I’m under it around 4 hours a day and have been using it for 6 months now, with a noticeable improvement in mood during the 'dark days' of winter.

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sadie's avatar

I'm wondering if a chicken warmer light would work. Or the ones at a pet store? On another forum they are saying that the big box stores have them up to 860nm for less than $20. Is incandescent better than led?

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Moriarty's avatar

I saw a tweet about a dude using a red chicken warmer and how it improved his sleep, health etc, so yes it probably works.

LED = Blue Light = Oxidative damage.

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SteveBC's avatar

Very interesting, Moriarty. A good red light and IR light panel set can be very expensive. I'm thinking of doing it and then putting two 4'x8' styrofoam panels in a. triangle behind me to reflect the Red/IR light all around me for faster, more complete treatment. 5-10 minutes and done for the day. You don't want to overdo it, apparently. What glasses are you using against the blue light?

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Integrity and Karma's avatar

Just bit my tongue on another substack,when someone answered me and went on a rant about how wonderful Omicron variant is. It's not like they'd be willing to read the research. Uuuugh.

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Jay Garvics's avatar

Excellent summary! Many thanks!

Did you happen to come across in these articles of platelet counts getting significantly decreased (thrombocytopenia) due to any of these effects??

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Moriarty's avatar

Yes, it will happen to, they may skyrocket and decline, or merely decline as a response to the same pathways, as a compensatory response (among other reasons, just as the body shifting, completely to the Kynurenine Pathway), too much cell death will also do the same.

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TAS's avatar

Also, please advise what red light therapy machine is best if you have time. So many to choose from….

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Moriarty's avatar

If you are buying commercially available ones, just see as many reviews as possible, I am trying to figure out a way people can build decent/reliable ones for cheap, which would be the best for everyone =).

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Integrity and Karma's avatar

🙏

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Nicole's avatar

I use Lifepro, lifetime warranty ☺️👍🏻

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TAS's avatar

Many of our friends and family got a-fib after their jabs. 5 immediate good friends are now on blood thinners for life apparently. They didnt have covid until after these jabs so we know it wasnt the covid in their cases. Is a-fib and blood clots related?

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