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Covid and Long Covid treatment

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Covid and Long Covid treatment

Many of these treatments have already been featured but is worth repeating because Covid is not going away and variants are being spread by the vaccinated who are shedding. So both the virus and vaccinating can have long term effects.  We are not talking about a cold or flu but neurological complications, cancers and heart disease.  This compilation comes from Spartacus but is similar to ones that I have posted before.

Severe COVID-19 = viral vascular endotheliitis with thromboinflammatory response. Neutrophils go out of control and you end up with NETosis, lipid peroxidation, sepsis, DAMP formation, etc., in a runaway feedback loop. The virus’s proteins promote amyloid-fibrin clot formation, and the lungs start loading up with microclots and suffering transient ischemia, which leads to ischemia-reperfusion-like injury of the vital organs (which upsets the redox balance of the blood vessels and the tissues, leading to lipid peroxidation, ferroptosis, et cetera). Here’s how to treat it at home:

  • Vitamin C
  • Vitamin D
  • Vitamin K
  • Zinc
  • NAC
  • Selenium
  • NMN
  • Glycine
  • Quercetin
  • Curcumin
  • Kutki Powder
  • Natto-Serra
  • Melatonin
  • Famotidine
  • Diphenhydramine

What do all of these things have in common? They are all potent antioxidants. Vitamin C is an antioxidant. Vitamin D draws excess calcium out of cells by activating Ca2+ ATPase , which has an antioxidant effect. Zinc is not just an antiviral (especially when paired with an ionophore like quercetin), it’s also an antioxidant, inhibiting NADPH oxidase. NAC and selenium are precursors to the glutathione and the selenocysteine molecules that are necessary to the functioning of glutathione peroxidases, which are arguably your cells’ primary defense mechanism against oxidative death. NMN acts as a NAD precursor, preventing parthanatos. Glycine is also crucial in glutathione synthesis. Quercetin is a powerful antioxidant and augments the effect of zinc. It’s also anti-amyloid. Curcumin is a plant polyphenol and a powerful antioxidant, and is one of the main compounds found in turmeric. Kutki powder, made from the picrorhiza kurroa root, is rich in apocynin, an extremely potent antioxidant closely related to vanillin that inhibits myeloperoxidase without harming the ability of neutrophils to engage in phagocytosis. Nattokinase and serrapeptase are potent fibrinolytic enzymes that help break down amyloid-fibrin clots. Nattokinase also has known antioxidant effects. Melatonin is an antioxidant. Famotidine and diphenhydramine (Pepcid and Benadryl) are also antioxidants and inhibitors of ferroptosis.

This is supported by peer-reviewed papers. https://ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8106523/ As a matter of fact, redox modulation should be the first-line treatment for any COVID-19 case.

Why isn’t it?

This from Walter Chestnut:

Other factors which influence autophagy are acute heat exposure, as one would experience in a sauna, flavonoid consumption, phenolic compounds, and coffee. Resveratrol can also induce fasting, as it acts as a protein restriction mimetic, and metformin, a diabetes medication, can influence autophagy signaling. Surprisingly, cold exposure, in addition to heat exposure, also increases autophagy. Hyperbaric oxygen and ozone therapy may also stimulate autophagy.

Vitamin C protection in long COVID? – # 91 🚨💥 EXCLUSIVE VIDEO LINK BELOW 💥🚨(17 min)

 

 

Balance

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Balance

The following are my observations (I am not a doctor, but then which doctors can you trust nowadays?).

Life is about balance and moderation.  Too much of anything is not a good thing.  It is extremely important to look after your immune system especially as they are deliberately trying to make us sick.

Vitamin D is now being heavily pushed as preventing Covid but Vitamin D is a multifunctional hormone that can lead to calcification if taken inappropriately. Here is Dr John Campbell promoting vitamin D.

Vitamin D, now conclusive (14 min)

I was taking Vitamin D at a high dosage as a prophylactic then (due to a high calcium blood-test level) I started taking it together with K2-MK7   I no longer take D as a prophylactic (daily dose) and never without K2-MK7.  I get plenty of sun and if anything solar radiation is increasing (UV etc) as we undergo magnetic excursion.  So, I might pop one if I feel something coming on.  See my other articles under the health tab on vitamin D (To D or not to D). D acts as an immune suppressant which helps with autoimmune or cytokine storm but the key word here is balance. Vitamin D is a multifunctional hormone that can affect many essential biological functions, ranging from the immune regulation to mineral ion metabolism. A close association between altered activity of vitamin D and vascular calcification has been reported in various human diseases, including in patients with atherosclerosis, osteoporosis, and chronic kidney disease (CKD).

Same with Zinc, Quercetin and  Bromelain, namely balance is the key word.  I no longer take them as prophylactic but  only when I think I might have been compromised or feel the onset of something (we are all becoming hypochondriacs).  Never take Quercetin  together with Ivermectin or with Digoxin (better known as Digitalis, used to treat cardiovascular disease). Zinc is an ionophore but remember that it is a trace element.

We eat (homemade) Natto if we suspect something. Not only does it degrade Spike Protein but it is very good at preventing cardiovascular disease.

Destroying spike protein! – COVID-19 update 60 (6 min)

Nattokinase + spike: https://www.mdpi.com/1420-3049/27/17/…

 

We stopped taking Sambucol (Elderberry):

We take massive doses of high strength Vitamin C if we feel something coming on. And of course there is NAC.

Destroying spike 2: N-acetyl Cysteine – COVID-19 vaccines update 76 (15 min)

NAC and spike: https://chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxiv/… NAC fails: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.11… NAC and clotting: https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.11…

Conclusion

The key word is balance (even with supplements).  We grow our own veg now and have fresh eggs from our chickens.  We know they are super-fresh and organic. I have even made dandelion tea from the “weed” purposefully grown in our garden. Also growing Nettles and Burdock along with Echinacea which has antiviral properties  but I hear that can cause anaphylaxis.   We also make our own Natto and I make Kambucha from Green Tea (a super food) and our own Kefir milk.   It all seems to be working for now.

However, my main recommendation (which I struggle with) is to cut out the carbs and sugar as much as possible and do intermittent fasting to detox and kick start the keto pathways. On the days when you fast take no supplements. And of course exercise (walking). Long story short.  Let your body heal itself. Practice balance.  Get fresh air and enough sleep. Sleep is very important (I really need to start following my own advice it is pretty good – lolz).

This from Walter:

Health Solutions

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Health Solutions

Covid is not just a respiratory disease. It has become quite clear that Covid (and also the vaccines) can cause cardio vascular damage.

Dr Rochagné Kilian – Blowing the Whistle on Covid-19 Vaccines and D-Dimer Levels (9 min)

 

Supplements

This is a summary of a number of tweets discussing treatments etc. I have used all these (and individually researched them) and I know they help:

Quercetin and NAC will help bind and destabilise any circulating or membrane bound spike Glycine and Selenium will work with NAC to boost Glutathione and clear out ROS B3,Quercetin  will recover NAD+ and help block spike integrin reactions Vitamin D, Zn, Quercetin would be useful to keep TGF-b low Vitamin D to help reduce autoimmune risk. Wouldn't normally take aspirin and serrapeptase together.. but in this case I might personally take a baby aspirin for P53 support and a lower dose of serrapeptase. And Loratadine ivm is great for the virus.. but for the vax id personally say Querticin & NAC would be more efficient binding & disrupting spike Liposomal curcumin and Doxycycline might be useful to protect against neurological damage controlling TNFα, IL6. HCQ would block humoral and humoral memory recall responses mitigating ADE, AOS, and autoimmune risks

To stop exosomal redistribution some easily accessible exosome inhibitors are omeprazole, esomeprazol, cannabidiol and simvastatin

You could always try magic mushrooms.

 

Melatonin

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Melatonin

This from the Discord server (thanks to MainPain). Melatonin seems to help prevent the virus doing brain damage which is a long term consequence (no matter how mild the infection).  I have a very good supplement site that I use (PipingRock)  but even-though they have melatonin as a supplement they do not allow dispatch in Australia.  It is used to treat jet-lag and some sleep problems.  So I am ringing my doctor to see if I can get some for my “sleep problem” as I don’t want sleeping tablets.  Don’t tell them you want it in relation to Covid because you will not get it.

Melatonin found to inhibit SARS-CoV-2 entry into mice brains https://www.news-medical.net/news/20220106/Melatonin-found-to-inhibit-SARS-CoV-2-entry-into-mice-brains.aspx Study Shows That Melatonin Based Drugs Inhibit SARS-Cov-2 Entry Into The Brain And Prevent Damage Of Cerebral Vessels. Might Be Good For Long-COVID Jan 04, 2022 https://www.thailandmedical.news/news/study-shows-that-melatonin-based-drugs-inhibit-sars-cov-2-entry-into-the-brain-and-prevent-damage-of-cerebral-vessels-might-be-good-for-long-covid SVENNIEBOY: “Yeah, saw that one, it’s pretty interesting considering tryptophan is a precursor to serotonin and in turn serotonin is the precursor to melatonin Tryptophan could technically still help since the melatonin might be helping because the natural amount is reduced with the reduction of tryptophan. Because tryptophan is the precursor to serotonin and serotonin in turn is the precursor to melatonin so reduce tryptophan (like the virus does…) and yeah, melatonin would be deficient and thus be helpful to take But it could also help through tryptophan since the body could theoretically make more melatonin itself from it.” Treatment of Ebola and other infectious diseases: melatonin “goes viral” Feb 21, 2020 http://www.melatonin-research.net/index.php/MR/article/view/71/493

Link to the Pdf on Ivermectin and treatments https://covid19criticalcare.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/FLCCC-Alliance-I-MASKplus-Protocol-ENGLISH.pdf FLCCC : Ivermectin + Supplements Better Than COVID-19 Vaccines Jun 01, 2021 https://www.techarp.com/science/ivermectin-covid-19-vaccines/ For prevention of COVID-19, Dr. Paul Marik is recommending that we take these medication :

  • Ivermectin : 0.2 mg/kg on day 1, day 3 and then every 4 weeks
  • Vitamin D3 : 1,000 to 3,000 IU every day
  • Vitamin C : 2,000 mg every day
  • Quercetin : 250 mg every day Zinc : 50 mg every day
  • Melatonin : 6 mg every night

For early treatment of COVID-19, the doses go way up :

  • Ivermectin : 0.2 mg/kg on day 1 and day 3
  • Vitamin D3 : 4,000 IU every day
  • Vitamin C : 4,000 to 6,000 mg every day
  • Quercetin : 500 mg every day
  • Zinc : 100 mg every day
  • Melatonin : 10 mg every night
  • Aspirin : 325 mg every day

 

Stocking your Medicine cabinet

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Stocking your Medicine cabinet

We often put up articles on supplements or health etc and we have been pretty spot on.  However we are not offering health or medical advice just information. Everyone is different and everyone has different medical needs.  There is no such thing as one size fits all.  We are all genetically different, Some people may be allergic or have an underlying pathology that they are not even aware of.  Moreover, some drugs (or supplements) may interact.

Just like you need to stock your food, you should also stock medicine.  As far as the corporate and government is concerned the only thing you need is a jab.  At some stage they will probably make it more difficult to obtain prophylactic or alternative treatments. They are already doing it for HCQ and IVM.  One thing I forgot to add to the list below is nicotine lozenges (or patches).  And to think I gave up smoking when it is so good for you (loloz):

The smoker’s paradox during the COVID-19 pandemic? The influence of smoking and vaping on the incidence and course of SARS-CoV-2 virus infection as well as possibility of using nicotine in the treatment of COVID-19 – Review of the literature

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34328284/

Here is what I am putting in my medicine cabinet