Governments do NOT want you to know that there were more deaths associated with the vaccines than COVID-19 and An Estimated only 1424 C19 Deaths were averted in 2021 due to the First Shot
I would also like to warn about the use of hypericum (St. John's wort). While hypericum blocks insomnia, fatigue and brain fog, it seems to do this via inhibiting HERV-K102 particle production in vivo [Laderoute MP. Clues to finding correlates of risk/protection for HIV-1 vaccines [version 2; peer review: 2 approved with reservations] F1000Research 2018, 6:868 https://doi.org/10.12688/f1000research.11818.2. ]. That is to say that I was on hypericum for my chronic fatigue syndrome (zero HERV-K102 particles per ml of plasma) and upon dechallenge (stopped the therapy) at 84 hours I had 2.55 x 10 (11) particles per ml of plasma (proven to be cDNA and not genomic DNA). Hypericum also blocks HERV-K102 particle production in vitro (unpublished data). While Z-DTOX [zstacklife.com] does not contain anything that blocks HERV-K102 particle production, the so called Z-SHIELD contains both St. John's wort and turmeric which block HERV-K102 particle production. I think Dr. Mary Bowden (twitter @MDbreathe) indicated that for Post- C19 Vax Sequelae (PVS) she first starts with ivermectin and sees how the patient does. Then she uses the Z-DTOX. As far as I understand it, she does not recommend high dose melatonin (over 2 mgs) nor any turmeric. Resveratrol is another ingredient that seems to block recovery/HERV-K102 particle production and should be avoided in my opinion. For the respite from the insomnia, fatigue, and extreme brain fog, I now use NuSleep (ISM Ottawa, Canada) along with whey protein, one a day vitamins, fish oil (1800 EPA and 1000 DHA) and the equivalent of Z-DTOX (except I use genistein/flavones 60 mg instead of EGCG 100 mg). In the summer I try to be outdoors for at least one hour per day to reap the benefits of Vitamin D3 and near infrared. Last year I took up pickleball.
This is such an important question. Allopathic medicine and natural medicine commonly use anti-inflammatories to treat chronic diseases to little or no avail. This approach never cures diseases because they are only treating the symptoms. But the cause of chronic diseases (including cancer, CVD etc) is the immunosenescence of macrophages due to the activity of alpha-fetoprotein (AFP). So to cure chronic diseases one must use DIRECT AFP ANTAGONISTS LIKE IVERMECTIN, ZINC, FLAVONES, 7-KETO-DHEA and indirect like vitamin D3 blood levels at >50 ng/ml. Many if not most anti-inflammatories are immunosuppressive and block the activation of trained (innate) immunity meaning you won't have any HERV-K102 activity to promote your survival should you become infected. However, anti-inflammatories are useful if you have cytokine storm. Interestingly, methylprednisolone (a type of corticosteroid which is anti-inflammatory) likely induces HERV-K102 expression while dexamethasone (a more powerful corticosteroid) likely blocks HERV-K102 expression and explains why more lives are spared from severe COVID-19 when methylprednisolone is used. Melatonin up to 2 mg per night is not going to inhibit trained innate immunity. Clinically we have observed that turmeric, statins and/or melatonin (>2 mg per night) worsen immunosenescence in the host and block the ability to achieve wellness. Our clinic (I am retired now from ISM) has been reversing and preventing immunosenescence in advanced cancer patients since 1998. Most herbal medicines are in fact immunosuppressive, so be careful. I hope this helps. Cannot discount the possibility for post vax sequelae that a short term exposure could help dissolve toxic spike. However, in the longer run it may be too dangerous to use immunosuppressives. Would like to see clinical trials on the use of low dose aspirin (antiinflammatory and anticlotting) to prevent clots versus breakthrough infections evaluating the risk of death. Happy New Year to you also!
I find it very difficult to assess and compare any Canadian data from 2021 with respect to Covid and Vaxxes.
Most other countries appeared to have inflicted their Covid injections with some organisation and maybe even similarly to the manufacturers instructions, despite the blank inserts.
I recall that Canada had supply "issues" and had advised extended intervals between shots and approved "mix-and-match" techniques to ensure we all had the opportunity to experience two shots.
When comparing national statistics, even assuming they were in any way honest, I can't see Canada as a relevant comparator. I think Israel had a very well-defined Pfizer programme, and Qatar and Singapore had well-organised and documented programmes. The recent data release from New Zealand has had some serious critiques.
Best wishes for the New Year and good luck in having your preprint accepted and published.
Great info, Dr. L. Say, Dr. Paul Marik recommends melatonin each night for cancer patients, for prevention, for Covid, etc and he generally recommends up to 10 mg a night. He also recommends curcumin. Both, as you said, have anti-inflammatory activities. Can you comment on these discrepancies between your research and his recommendations? Thank you so much! Cheers and a happy 2024 to you.
As mentioned above my 'research' is also based on over 25 years of "clinical experience in reversing immunosenescence" the cause of chronic illness which was performed mostly in advanced cancer patients at ISM. For insomnia, fatigue and brain fog (associated with HERV-K102 strong activation), I developed a novel product (with no herbal medicines and thus, nothing immunosuppressive) called NuSleep which is available at ISM (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada). I am wondering if Dr. Paul Marik would have higher cure rates if he limited the use of these immunosuppressive anti-inflammatories and/or tried NuSleep? NuSleep works extremely well for chronic fatigue (I know because I suffer from chronic fatigue syndrome). Can monitor your progress with sleep actigraphy smart rings or watches. I have a small study showing how NuSleep improves sleep if anyone wants to find out more how NuSleep works (technically).
This article is available for downloading at https://hervk102.substack.com/p/using-sleep-actigraphy-for-the-validation posted November 8, 2022. Note this article was sent in 2019 to Fitbit and Oura who then started collecting qualified data whereby the user indicates if the last sleep cycle was normal or abnormal. If abnormal they also collect info on the cause (high sugar, alcohol, infections, drugs, "use of anti-inflammatories", emergencies, and so on). As a result of my intervention in the sleep industry, we should have very good parameters for judging if your therapy is in fact helping or hurting you by monitoring your quality of sleep! {No I did not make a penny on this revolution in how sleep is monitored}. NuSleep works by reducing the adverse effects of stress (the cause of immunosenescence ) on sleep and innate immunity.
You mentioned, some time back, the connection of herbal medicines ( I believe that the connection was through their anti-inflammatory function) and immunosuppression. Now here you go again, leading non-scientist me (but however, Latinist me, thus with Greek as well) down yet another groundhog hole. Reading PubMed article [ Ibuprofen and other widely used non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs inhibit antibody production in human cells] should I walk away understanding that, while NSAIDs do suppress pain, they also suppress antigen formation, and thus suppress healing?
NSAIDS are immunosuppressive anti-inflammatories. The article indicates they suppress antibody production and thus would suppress healing. They definitely suppress trained innate immunity although one might make an argument for using low dose aspirin to protect against potential clotting associated with spike from C19 vax and/or SARS-Cov-2 infections. However, do we know if aspirin has any effectiveness against the white fibrous clots?
Thank you for your speedy response.! This provokes more thought (and my husband says, "Here you go--yet another topic for your next dissertation!" [pillow talk joke of last 30 years--I am Latinist, he is physicist]
Khalaji A, Behnoush AH, Peiman S. Aspirin and P2Y12 inhibitors in treating COVID-19. Eur J Intern Med. 2023 Apr;110:101-103. doi: 10.1016/j.ejim.2022.11.027. Epub 2022 Nov 23. PMID: 36464550; PMCID: PMC9682055. The data reviewed here says no.
Well, you stumped me, as Bill Hicks the late, great comedian would have said. I hope not, but I guess Marian can let us know what she thinks. I’m still taking curcumin and melatonin in the doses Marik recommends. Cheers, VVV. Love your writings!
I would also like to warn about the use of hypericum (St. John's wort). While hypericum blocks insomnia, fatigue and brain fog, it seems to do this via inhibiting HERV-K102 particle production in vivo [Laderoute MP. Clues to finding correlates of risk/protection for HIV-1 vaccines [version 2; peer review: 2 approved with reservations] F1000Research 2018, 6:868 https://doi.org/10.12688/f1000research.11818.2. ]. That is to say that I was on hypericum for my chronic fatigue syndrome (zero HERV-K102 particles per ml of plasma) and upon dechallenge (stopped the therapy) at 84 hours I had 2.55 x 10 (11) particles per ml of plasma (proven to be cDNA and not genomic DNA). Hypericum also blocks HERV-K102 particle production in vitro (unpublished data). While Z-DTOX [zstacklife.com] does not contain anything that blocks HERV-K102 particle production, the so called Z-SHIELD contains both St. John's wort and turmeric which block HERV-K102 particle production. I think Dr. Mary Bowden (twitter @MDbreathe) indicated that for Post- C19 Vax Sequelae (PVS) she first starts with ivermectin and sees how the patient does. Then she uses the Z-DTOX. As far as I understand it, she does not recommend high dose melatonin (over 2 mgs) nor any turmeric. Resveratrol is another ingredient that seems to block recovery/HERV-K102 particle production and should be avoided in my opinion. For the respite from the insomnia, fatigue, and extreme brain fog, I now use NuSleep (ISM Ottawa, Canada) along with whey protein, one a day vitamins, fish oil (1800 EPA and 1000 DHA) and the equivalent of Z-DTOX (except I use genistein/flavones 60 mg instead of EGCG 100 mg). In the summer I try to be outdoors for at least one hour per day to reap the benefits of Vitamin D3 and near infrared. Last year I took up pickleball.
This is such an important question. Allopathic medicine and natural medicine commonly use anti-inflammatories to treat chronic diseases to little or no avail. This approach never cures diseases because they are only treating the symptoms. But the cause of chronic diseases (including cancer, CVD etc) is the immunosenescence of macrophages due to the activity of alpha-fetoprotein (AFP). So to cure chronic diseases one must use DIRECT AFP ANTAGONISTS LIKE IVERMECTIN, ZINC, FLAVONES, 7-KETO-DHEA and indirect like vitamin D3 blood levels at >50 ng/ml. Many if not most anti-inflammatories are immunosuppressive and block the activation of trained (innate) immunity meaning you won't have any HERV-K102 activity to promote your survival should you become infected. However, anti-inflammatories are useful if you have cytokine storm. Interestingly, methylprednisolone (a type of corticosteroid which is anti-inflammatory) likely induces HERV-K102 expression while dexamethasone (a more powerful corticosteroid) likely blocks HERV-K102 expression and explains why more lives are spared from severe COVID-19 when methylprednisolone is used. Melatonin up to 2 mg per night is not going to inhibit trained innate immunity. Clinically we have observed that turmeric, statins and/or melatonin (>2 mg per night) worsen immunosenescence in the host and block the ability to achieve wellness. Our clinic (I am retired now from ISM) has been reversing and preventing immunosenescence in advanced cancer patients since 1998. Most herbal medicines are in fact immunosuppressive, so be careful. I hope this helps. Cannot discount the possibility for post vax sequelae that a short term exposure could help dissolve toxic spike. However, in the longer run it may be too dangerous to use immunosuppressives. Would like to see clinical trials on the use of low dose aspirin (antiinflammatory and anticlotting) to prevent clots versus breakthrough infections evaluating the risk of death. Happy New Year to you also!
I find it very difficult to assess and compare any Canadian data from 2021 with respect to Covid and Vaxxes.
Most other countries appeared to have inflicted their Covid injections with some organisation and maybe even similarly to the manufacturers instructions, despite the blank inserts.
I recall that Canada had supply "issues" and had advised extended intervals between shots and approved "mix-and-match" techniques to ensure we all had the opportunity to experience two shots.
When comparing national statistics, even assuming they were in any way honest, I can't see Canada as a relevant comparator. I think Israel had a very well-defined Pfizer programme, and Qatar and Singapore had well-organised and documented programmes. The recent data release from New Zealand has had some serious critiques.
Best wishes for the New Year and good luck in having your preprint accepted and published.
Great info, Dr. L. Say, Dr. Paul Marik recommends melatonin each night for cancer patients, for prevention, for Covid, etc and he generally recommends up to 10 mg a night. He also recommends curcumin. Both, as you said, have anti-inflammatory activities. Can you comment on these discrepancies between your research and his recommendations? Thank you so much! Cheers and a happy 2024 to you.
Wondering, as a non-scientist, whether the word 'research' may lie behind the discrepancy.
As mentioned above my 'research' is also based on over 25 years of "clinical experience in reversing immunosenescence" the cause of chronic illness which was performed mostly in advanced cancer patients at ISM. For insomnia, fatigue and brain fog (associated with HERV-K102 strong activation), I developed a novel product (with no herbal medicines and thus, nothing immunosuppressive) called NuSleep which is available at ISM (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada). I am wondering if Dr. Paul Marik would have higher cure rates if he limited the use of these immunosuppressive anti-inflammatories and/or tried NuSleep? NuSleep works extremely well for chronic fatigue (I know because I suffer from chronic fatigue syndrome). Can monitor your progress with sleep actigraphy smart rings or watches. I have a small study showing how NuSleep improves sleep if anyone wants to find out more how NuSleep works (technically).
This article is available for downloading at https://hervk102.substack.com/p/using-sleep-actigraphy-for-the-validation posted November 8, 2022. Note this article was sent in 2019 to Fitbit and Oura who then started collecting qualified data whereby the user indicates if the last sleep cycle was normal or abnormal. If abnormal they also collect info on the cause (high sugar, alcohol, infections, drugs, "use of anti-inflammatories", emergencies, and so on). As a result of my intervention in the sleep industry, we should have very good parameters for judging if your therapy is in fact helping or hurting you by monitoring your quality of sleep! {No I did not make a penny on this revolution in how sleep is monitored}. NuSleep works by reducing the adverse effects of stress (the cause of immunosenescence ) on sleep and innate immunity.
Dr. Marian,
You mentioned, some time back, the connection of herbal medicines ( I believe that the connection was through their anti-inflammatory function) and immunosuppression. Now here you go again, leading non-scientist me (but however, Latinist me, thus with Greek as well) down yet another groundhog hole. Reading PubMed article [ Ibuprofen and other widely used non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs inhibit antibody production in human cells] should I walk away understanding that, while NSAIDs do suppress pain, they also suppress antigen formation, and thus suppress healing?
NSAIDS are immunosuppressive anti-inflammatories. The article indicates they suppress antibody production and thus would suppress healing. They definitely suppress trained innate immunity although one might make an argument for using low dose aspirin to protect against potential clotting associated with spike from C19 vax and/or SARS-Cov-2 infections. However, do we know if aspirin has any effectiveness against the white fibrous clots?
Thank you for your speedy response.! This provokes more thought (and my husband says, "Here you go--yet another topic for your next dissertation!" [pillow talk joke of last 30 years--I am Latinist, he is physicist]
Khalaji A, Behnoush AH, Peiman S. Aspirin and P2Y12 inhibitors in treating COVID-19. Eur J Intern Med. 2023 Apr;110:101-103. doi: 10.1016/j.ejim.2022.11.027. Epub 2022 Nov 23. PMID: 36464550; PMCID: PMC9682055. The data reviewed here says no.
Thank you--we must have crossed sending paths.
Well, you stumped me, as Bill Hicks the late, great comedian would have said. I hope not, but I guess Marian can let us know what she thinks. I’m still taking curcumin and melatonin in the doses Marik recommends. Cheers, VVV. Love your writings!