If you post anything to help vax effects can you ping me? I looked at the link and it’s hours of video that for a number of reasons I can’t do.
There’s a chart and it’s been posted as a chart here before. I’ve lost my already-limited ability to post pictures so I’ll leave the link here.
It describes the suggested treatments for the following:
1. To stop the vaccine from taking effect in the minutes, hours, days after you’ve taken the jab.
2. To remove the spike protein from your body in the weeks following the jab.
3. To reduce further uptake of the spike protein in the cells of body, particularly across the blood/brain barrier.
4. To reduce continued production of the spike protein via the mRNA commands.
5. To address neurological effects from prion disease caused by the spike proteins.
As I wandered around the site (www.flemingmethod.com) I grew horrified at the apparent confirmation that the vaccine induces prion disease.
From the Government of Canada web site:
“Prion diseases are rare, fatal, degenerative brain disorders that are thought to occur worldwide in both humans and animals. They belong to the general category of brain diseases called proteinopathies, which also includes Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Although there are several forms of human prion disease, the most common is Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD). The term CJD is often used to refer to all forms of human prion disease. Prion diseases that affect animals include Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) in cattle, scrapie in sheep and goats, and Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in deer, moose, elk, and caribou or reindeer. Although they are rare, these diseases have caused great public health concern because of their many difficult and unusual features.”
We’ve had some back and forth here about what we’ve been calling ‘vax brain’. I’m seeing it in my formerly competent bridge partners who’ve steadily declined cognitively since they took the jabs. I only now processed that we may be seeing the first signs of prion diseases in our friends and family, and I fear that they’re about to become less rare.