I’m sorry that a acquaintance of yours was among the thousands of victims of the Covid death sentence that is a crime against humanity because these poor folks, both the vaxed and unvaxxed , deserved to be able to access any possible therapy to survive. This “ Fauci Protocol system “ refused to allow these therapies to coerce the masses to get their ineffective jab…after jab, after jab! They are the ones that are deliberately ignoring the “science “, not the patients who are requesting the numerous effective therapies. The government says that there are no long term studies to justify their use. Kind of funny that they won’t allow them because they say there are no long studies proving their effectiveness, yet they are demanding/ mandating that almost every human being be jabbed with a experimental drug with no long term studies as to its efficacy or safety. When case after case of vaccine injuries emerge, they officiate and distract. Now reports are surfacing that the new hospitalizations that are possibly in fact vaccine injuries are being called Covid infections and are being hyped up to drive up a panic in the public to get vaxxed. This is no surprise to Anyone that is doing research on this . If you’re relying on the msm for your information, then I hate to break it to you, but you are being severely deprived of the truth.
WOW!! Sure can't blame you for that!! Truth is, I think it's best we all have well stocked first aid supplies.
Every day (well, nearly every day) I take: 1 tablet dissolved in a glass of water. The tablet contains: Vitamin C. 1000 mg Vitamin A 700 ug Vitamin D 10 ug (400 IU) Vitamin E 45 mg Vitamin B6 6.5 mg Vitamin B12 9.6 ug Folic Acid 400 ug Zinc 10 mg Iron 5 mg Copper. 0.9 mg Selenium 110 ug I also take daily: Vitamin D3 3,000 IU (during the winter) Vitamin K2 120 ug Magnesium 250 mg Black Cumin Seed oil 500 mg (the capsule also contains 200 IU of Vitamin D} A couple of times a week I take either Quercetin 500 mg or NAC 600mg. About once per week I take an extra 20 mg of Zinc. I should probably add Calcium because cheese is the only dairy I eat and I think that Calcium is recommended for the over 65's. I'm a picky eater (too much chocolate) and don't eat a lot of fruit but always have a meat + two veg dinner, so I reckon I'm covered. If I get Covid, I will increase the Black Cumin Seed, Vitamin C and D and add Ivermectin, Melatonin and Turmeric. I intend to get my Vitamin D levels checked in the new year in case I need to decrease or increase the amount I'm taking. Before the pandemic I took no supplements. Please be aware that the supplements suitable for one person could be harmful to another. I know two people in the same family one of whom needs vitamin D dosage that's only available on prescription while the other has a medical condition that rules out any vitamin D supplements.
I don't know if this aspect is shared by nurse Clare, but I told a French compatriote that I would share this information in the English community and will do it here since he is another nurse claiming that the protocols are harmful. It seems that there are a couple of studies (one in French that is being silenced) that suggest (prove according to the author) that taking acetaminophen (paracetamol) is contra-indicated in case of infection with the current virus because it favors the development of respiratory difficulties. In France, for obscure reasons, pain-killers like ibuprofen and aspirin have been officially excluded in the official treatments in favor of actaminophen, which acts via the liver and suppresses an important anti-oxydant, glutathione - without enough glutathione in the cells, the mecanism of absortption of oxygen is hindered. This contributes to the cytokine storm that people are experiencing who need to be put on ventillators. I have found several studies suggesting links between acteminophen and asthma because of the effects on glutathione. Here are a few: Acetaminophen use: A risk for asthma?: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11882-009-0024-3 The Association of Acetaminophen, Aspirin, and Ibuprofen with Respiratory Disease and Lung Function: https://www.atsjournals.org/doi/full/10.1164/rccm.200409-1269OC "Therefore, regular users of acetaminophen may, through depletion of glutathione, be at an increased risk of lung tissue damage and ultimately of respiratory disease." The relation between paracetamol use and asthma: https://erj.ersjournals.com/content/32/5/1231 Glutathione levels in antigen-presenting cells modulate Th1 versus Th2 response patterns: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7698087/ There is a 24-hour "doctothon" in French this weekend, still on now if anyone wants to follow: https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1265288653966266 Some speakers are speaking English, like the Autrian doc speaking now.
Thank you for the info andree about the important role of glutathione. Yes the human body needs enough levels of glutathione, the master antioxidant, in order to prevent cytokine storm from developing when one has covid. That is the reason why doctors are recommending NAC supplement, which is a precursor to glutathione synthesis in the body.
I tried searching PF, it seems elderberry could worsen cytokine storm... May increase cytokine production One potential concern about consuming elderberry is that it may increase proteins in the body called cytokines. While normally helpful in controlling cellular responses to inflammation, too many of these small proteins could lead to adverse reactions known as cytokine storms. However, the research behind increased cytokine production is mixed. First, one 2019 study found that elderberry was effective in treating the early stages of the flu, partly because of a slight increase in cytokines. A 2021 research reviewTrusted Source found elderberry may be less effective in decreasing cytokines than medications used to treat upper respiratory illnesses. But researchers did not find evidence that elderberry caused an increase in cytokine production. https://www.healthline.com/health/infection/elderberry-and-covid#bottom-line Here is another good source of info on elderberry causing cytokine storm : https://holisticprimarycare.net/topics/vitamins-a-supplements/elderberry/
Btw, you might be interested in another zinc ionophore, EGCG (Greentea extract) , a good substitute for Quercetin. Quercetin and EGCG are good for weight loss too...
Thank you Jason. I'll get some next time I'm near a health food shop. Andy's solution of healthy eating is the best option. I'm too lazy to figure it all out. The list of supplements in my post looks very long but most of them are in one soluble tablet that's sold in the supermarket. I probably don't need everything contained in the tablet but reckon that the levels are low enough not to be harmful. Whenever I visit the hospital I see a big poster with a picture of the food pyramid along with a warning about malnutrition. I think it says that 20% of all patients admitted to the hospital are malnourished. It's a pity that doesn't get as much attention as the vaccines. Here, on our national broadcasting service, is a report from last April about vitamin D levels: https://www.rte.ie/news/2021/0407/1208274-vitamin-d-covid-19/ Shortly before that report was published, I asked the pharmacist why didn't they sell Vitamin D tablets containing a higher dosage than 1,000 IU. I was looking for one with 3,000. I got a warning against taking more than 1,000 IU daily.. Now the same pharmacy is selling capsules containing 3,000 IU. The report is ignored now despite more reports from other countries about the efficacy of Vitamin D. It's all about vaccines. Our vaccination rate is above 90% yet last month our case numbers per million were higher than South Africa and Zambia where the vaccine rates are very low.
Nothing wrong with eating apples. People have been doing that for years. Many people are moderate, not on low carb regimens. If we are to be reduced to eating seasonal produce, berries are summer fruits, poorly stored unless frozen. Maybe dried, too.
Apples are a bit of a miracle food filled with all sorts of nutritional goodness. Nothing at a wrong with apples. An apple a day...keeps the doctor away...has basis in fact.
I agree. I'm also not sure that it matters whether we use fresh or frozen vegetables or fruit. Fresh is probably better but frozen is more convenient and often less expensive. I don't think there's much difference in the nutritional value but I'm no expert. Dr. Been has an excellent video where he goes through a list of food containing the vitamins and minerals for a healthy immune system. He stresses red skinned apples for Quercetin. I don't know whether that means that Granny Smiths are out. The list covers everything including Quercetin, Selenium, Melatonin, NAC, Zinc and the vitamins, although I don't recall whether K2 is included. It's an excellent video, about 15 minutes long and the foods are listed in the details beneath it. I'm editing this to add for Irish viewers that turnip on Dr. Been's list is most likely white turnip and not the swede we are familiar with. I've only ever had white turnip in soup or stew. I don't know whether both types of turnip have the same nutritional value.
Can you share the name of the soluble vitamin tablet you can buy in the supermarket. My head is addled trying to remember all the tablets that are recommended. Having one soluble tablet would be just great.
Redoxon. I get it in Tesco. It's in an orange coloured box containing 30 tablets. At first glance, it looks like it only contains Vitamin C. You have to read the small print to find that the other supplements are included. It's very easy to take - just dissolve the tablet in a glass of water and you've got an orange flavoured drink. There's not nearly enough Vitamin D in it for me and probably not enough zinc so I buy extra supplies of them. If you're on any other medication , be careful to read the label. Sometimes medicines contain extra ingredients like zinc along with the main ingredient. Dr. John Campbell's most recent video is an interview with an Israeli doctor who uses Vitamin D and zinc. The Israeli doctor talks about the amount of Vitamin D and Zinc needed. He said that 4,000 IU per day is safe. I need to watch the video again because I think that he recommended more zinc than I'm taking. There's no Vitamin K2 in Redoxon. K2 is not so readily available here. I got my supply in a health food shop.
Thank you for that. I got spray vit D today, 3000ii and Zinc & Selinium. I don't know what the Selenium is for but I saw Padraig recommended it. I will get those tabs from Tesco next opportunity.
Selenium is great for cholesterol, your heart and cancer. I eat 2 Brazil nuts a day to get my selenium.
