Dear Dr. Marian! I am Austrian MD working as Dental specialist. We are a Dental Team in Austria and managed to stay unvaxxed although very high pressure exertet on us up to our health Ministry. We suffered from shedding a lot as we stay very close to these exhalations of the "self replicating spike toxin" during our work. Recently we suffered from an outbreak of transfection in office for 3 weeks, except my personal assistant, who stood repeatedly unintoxicated / untransfected. Why? She has to do hayfever prophylaxis and is taking LORATIDIN: It remembered us of it being a FIASMA, inhibiting Sphingomyelinase. Spike protein toxin is inhibiting lysosomal breakdown of viral particles, which gets reactivated by LORATIDIN among all other FIASMA pharmaceuticals. And inhibits certain tumors. Please consider updating your excellent graphics which this widely available OTC remedy being able to stop COVID / Flu symptoms within the first dose! Excellent work not to be found elsewhere.
Can make sure their vitamin D levels are up. Also one a day vitamins with 25 mg of zinc will help. You can check the inside of their bottom lip for petechiae when they get home. If positive can initiate nattokinase and if ivermectin not available then consider artemisinin. See the McCullough protocol. Also 60 mg of isoflavones (genistein). One has to be careful about aspirin and to not give it to those with genetic high cholesterol or diabetes. I am thinking perhaps treatment for up to a month? Unfortunately the petechiae are not gone by one month, but you could examine to determine if there are any new petechiae. If so continue therapy?
I agree with Dr. Laderoute that Vitamin-D to facilitate immune system intelligent-function is good. Approximately 1000 IU/day per 20# of body weight, up to 100#, then 5000 IU/d up to 200# should be pretty good in most cases, and should not be too-low or too-high. Eat fresh vegetables. Avoid food additives and artificial sweeteners, especially aspartame (Read toothpaste labels. Xylitol is actually the right "sweetener", which reduces cavity causing bacteria, and can be found in "Spry" toothpaste.)
Dr Steven Malthouse at a lecture about three years ago reminded us that we could not estimate Vit. D levels in an individual from the dose- we had to actually measure. This made sense as the BC MSP had removed Vit. D assessment from the fee schedule 3 or 4 years before the plandemic. We have also had (spurious) warnings of Vit. D causing hypercalcaemia and guidelines for 1000-1500 units/day, without advising Vit. K2 as a cofactor.
My result as a relatively fair Caucasian at 95 kg taking 4000 iu daily through the winter was 132 micromolar, and on no supplement with 2 hours of afternoon reading at the beach about 128 at the end of September. This would have put me in the Covid "safe" range, but I have had three episodes, Nov., 2019, Jan., 2022, and late Dec., 2023, without noticeable sequelae and confirming the two year estimate of immunity between symptomatic infections.
Just for the record, trained (innate) immunity of the foamy macrophages only lasts about 6-12 months. However, asymptomatic infection would boost each time for another 6 to 12 months. We also now know that shed protector HERV-K102 particles will also silently activate HERV-K102 in the new host. To know if one has their trained innate immunity activated, one would test for antibody against HERV-K102 envelope using the methods we described in 2007 [Laderoute M et al, AIDS, 2007]. Vitamin D basically protects against severe COVID-19 and not so much symptomatic infection especially if one was mRNA vaccinated.
You are doing well to take the dose of vitamin-D you mention with vitamin K2 and to check levels, and to get careful sun exposure. Studies I have seen have shown mild protective effect of vitamin-D supplementation and adequacy against symptomatic COVID, and have reduced hospitalizations, ICU admissions and deaths, but there has been no absolute protection implied.
As Dr. Laderoute points out, the immune system is also compromised by gene-therapy COVID vaccine-products.
I take K2 myself, and have since pre-pandemic years. I think Dr. Laderoute indicated here that she does the same.
Yes, Covid NEVER concerned me--but shedding does--it seems to me when I spend time around heavily vaccinated people, I end up with a cough and sniffle (not series, of course, but irritating.)
Dr. Marian - the question has surfaced on spike protein persistence in the "vaccinated". I see reports from 30 to 180+ days. Recently I saw 300 days. What it the truth?
Spike protein persistence in non-classical monocytes is commonly observed with patients with Post Acute Sequelae of COVID (PASC) after COVID-19 infections. Dr. Bruce Patterson et al published the finding of spike protein in monocytes [Front Immunol 2022] at 15 months (1/26 PASC patients). This person also had a positive PCR test when conducted on PBMCs in blood, but it represented fragments of SC2, not the entire viral genome. Using a more sensitive assay, it turns out the people with PASC have SC2 in their nasal swabs (NS) . Since this study did not follow patients prospectively it remains anyone's guess if the virus in the NS was there all along or represented a more recent infection. Similar arguments can be used for the issue of the vaccinated and shedding. So the short answer is we don't know but we are waiting for the prospective studies to clarify how long the spike protein persists in the vaccinated. In theory it is possible for rare cases of integration of spike mRNA/cDNA and thus longer term expression of the spike protein but we as of yet have no direct evidence that this happens in the human body. (It can happen in vitro though). There was a recent claim but no data was shown so we have to ignore this paper.
Dear Dr. Marian! I am Austrian MD working as Dental specialist. We are a Dental Team in Austria and managed to stay unvaxxed although very high pressure exertet on us up to our health Ministry. We suffered from shedding a lot as we stay very close to these exhalations of the "self replicating spike toxin" during our work. Recently we suffered from an outbreak of transfection in office for 3 weeks, except my personal assistant, who stood repeatedly unintoxicated / untransfected. Why? She has to do hayfever prophylaxis and is taking LORATIDIN: It remembered us of it being a FIASMA, inhibiting Sphingomyelinase. Spike protein toxin is inhibiting lysosomal breakdown of viral particles, which gets reactivated by LORATIDIN among all other FIASMA pharmaceuticals. And inhibits certain tumors. Please consider updating your excellent graphics which this widely available OTC remedy being able to stop COVID / Flu symptoms within the first dose! Excellent work not to be found elsewhere.
I found in my research that diphenhydramine (Benedryl) & lactoferrin (which can be purchased on Amazon) was a treatment for COVID as well:
https://covid19.onedaymd.com/2022/01/diphenhydramine-and-lactoferrin.html
Interesting how NO mainstream or social media outlets talk about the inexpensive OTC medications that cure COVID, huh?
Will definitely look into it ! Thanks alot!!!
Further reading.
Look at Kevin McKernan's <nepetalactonenewsletter.substack.com> from May 4.
Are any of the HC/SC participants your former buddies?
The Rebel News reporter might benefit from some advice in finding unredacted emails, as the question in parliament was visibly blown off.
Best, R
I do have concerns for the children , mixing with the vaxxed at day care and school .
Ivermectin and nicotine patches are off the menu for them whats to do?
Even if we can be believed that shedding can and does happen.
Can make sure their vitamin D levels are up. Also one a day vitamins with 25 mg of zinc will help. You can check the inside of their bottom lip for petechiae when they get home. If positive can initiate nattokinase and if ivermectin not available then consider artemisinin. See the McCullough protocol. Also 60 mg of isoflavones (genistein). One has to be careful about aspirin and to not give it to those with genetic high cholesterol or diabetes. I am thinking perhaps treatment for up to a month? Unfortunately the petechiae are not gone by one month, but you could examine to determine if there are any new petechiae. If so continue therapy?
I agree with Dr. Laderoute that Vitamin-D to facilitate immune system intelligent-function is good. Approximately 1000 IU/day per 20# of body weight, up to 100#, then 5000 IU/d up to 200# should be pretty good in most cases, and should not be too-low or too-high. Eat fresh vegetables. Avoid food additives and artificial sweeteners, especially aspartame (Read toothpaste labels. Xylitol is actually the right "sweetener", which reduces cavity causing bacteria, and can be found in "Spry" toothpaste.)
Dr Steven Malthouse at a lecture about three years ago reminded us that we could not estimate Vit. D levels in an individual from the dose- we had to actually measure. This made sense as the BC MSP had removed Vit. D assessment from the fee schedule 3 or 4 years before the plandemic. We have also had (spurious) warnings of Vit. D causing hypercalcaemia and guidelines for 1000-1500 units/day, without advising Vit. K2 as a cofactor.
My result as a relatively fair Caucasian at 95 kg taking 4000 iu daily through the winter was 132 micromolar, and on no supplement with 2 hours of afternoon reading at the beach about 128 at the end of September. This would have put me in the Covid "safe" range, but I have had three episodes, Nov., 2019, Jan., 2022, and late Dec., 2023, without noticeable sequelae and confirming the two year estimate of immunity between symptomatic infections.
Just for the record, trained (innate) immunity of the foamy macrophages only lasts about 6-12 months. However, asymptomatic infection would boost each time for another 6 to 12 months. We also now know that shed protector HERV-K102 particles will also silently activate HERV-K102 in the new host. To know if one has their trained innate immunity activated, one would test for antibody against HERV-K102 envelope using the methods we described in 2007 [Laderoute M et al, AIDS, 2007]. Vitamin D basically protects against severe COVID-19 and not so much symptomatic infection especially if one was mRNA vaccinated.
You are doing well to take the dose of vitamin-D you mention with vitamin K2 and to check levels, and to get careful sun exposure. Studies I have seen have shown mild protective effect of vitamin-D supplementation and adequacy against symptomatic COVID, and have reduced hospitalizations, ICU admissions and deaths, but there has been no absolute protection implied.
As Dr. Laderoute points out, the immune system is also compromised by gene-therapy COVID vaccine-products.
I take K2 myself, and have since pre-pandemic years. I think Dr. Laderoute indicated here that she does the same.
Yes I do especially since I have topped up too much!
Yes, Covid NEVER concerned me--but shedding does--it seems to me when I spend time around heavily vaccinated people, I end up with a cough and sniffle (not series, of course, but irritating.)
We need to stop calling it gene "therapy". Nothing remotely therapeutic about it.
Dr. Marian - the question has surfaced on spike protein persistence in the "vaccinated". I see reports from 30 to 180+ days. Recently I saw 300 days. What it the truth?
Spike protein persistence in non-classical monocytes is commonly observed with patients with Post Acute Sequelae of COVID (PASC) after COVID-19 infections. Dr. Bruce Patterson et al published the finding of spike protein in monocytes [Front Immunol 2022] at 15 months (1/26 PASC patients). This person also had a positive PCR test when conducted on PBMCs in blood, but it represented fragments of SC2, not the entire viral genome. Using a more sensitive assay, it turns out the people with PASC have SC2 in their nasal swabs (NS) . Since this study did not follow patients prospectively it remains anyone's guess if the virus in the NS was there all along or represented a more recent infection. Similar arguments can be used for the issue of the vaccinated and shedding. So the short answer is we don't know but we are waiting for the prospective studies to clarify how long the spike protein persists in the vaccinated. In theory it is possible for rare cases of integration of spike mRNA/cDNA and thus longer term expression of the spike protein but we as of yet have no direct evidence that this happens in the human body. (It can happen in vitro though). There was a recent claim but no data was shown so we have to ignore this paper.
Thank you.