| In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 12/23/21 Vol.386, Q Day 1518 , Cletus.D.Yokel wrote: |
Which is it that causes the severe physical symptoms; the spikes or the RNA-capsulid? Why is the vaxx developed to make you immune to the spikes if they don’t make you sick? |
The black hats claimed mRNA would make the cells near the injection site tell cell ribosomes to produce Covid specific spikes for a few days, based on the lie that Covid was a 'novel' virus to which none of us has any immunity. They falsely claimed mRNA would be broken down and discarded after 48 to 72 hrs (some trolls claimed shorter time frames).
The Covid vax spikes were to 'teach' your immune system how to fight Covid without actually giving you the disease. The vax spikes were targets to give your body target practice, so that when actual Covid viruses showed up, your immune system readily recognized it and easily defeated it. But many of us already had some degree of natural immunity to it - it wasn't 'novel.'
Instead, our enemies knew the mRNA would blow through the body, simmultaneously producing trillions of spike proteins which would be attached to the surface of organs. Spikes put targets on tissues, including reproductive organs, and to varying degrees, native immune response attacked those tissues. This is why Dr. Chunn Lindsay and others are concerned about reproductive harm, especially in children. Why wouldn't your own immune system attack reproductive organs/tissues if they had vax targets attached to them?
Now the vaxxed immune system is potentially hypercharged, so that if it meets a coronavirus similar enough to Covid, there can be an overwhelming response.
Many concerns about that and the vax entire idea doesn't seem to work and doesn't see like it should work, and I say that after posting this stuff ad naseum since Feb/Mar.
For those who are vaxxed, treatment throughout the seasonal illness season focuses both on defeating whatever illness is aquired, but standing ready to bat down runaway immune response (cytokine storm).
earlycovidcare.org ^ has a page just for supplements for those getting vaxxed or recently vaxxed here:
Here's an excerpt:
10 mg/day the day before, day of and day after vaccination
20 mg twice per day the day before, day of and day after vaccination.
Due to questions I've received, I'm back looking at anti-inflammatories. NAC still seems like a player - mentioned by La Quinta and Dr. Merrit and others.
I note that McCullough/Zelenko/IMASK+ don't mention NAC, and yet there's research elsewhere that supports its capacity at reducing inflammation and disrupting infection.
NAC interests me partly because those with various lung disease report it helps them breath better and that is probably key when your immune system is on overdrive.
Hmmm....some of that research is posted on the NIH. *sigh* Whom to believe? I don't think NAC is harmful - I do believe it's beneficial and that's why Brandon has been talking about making it prescription only.
N-Acetylcysteine to Combat COVID-19: An Evidence Review (nih.gov)
In the Zelenko's treatment protocols, colchicine is an anti-inflammatory as well and so I wonder about it's use against cytokeine storm.
It's listed an option: Colchicine 0.6mg 2-3 times a day for 5-7 days
Pre vax treatment for Covid is boost the immune system and I think post-vax treatment for Covid often includes taming your hyperaggressive immune system, so more emphasis on calming inflammation.
I guess that's why they haven't come forward with a treatment protocol, YET, for vaccinated because if the immune system is overacting, you have to be careful antivirals and other meds you'd otherwise give won't boost your immune system - it's already overworking.
See post 1270. Also, Remember a study showed diphenhydramine (Benadry being a trade name) stopped viral replication? Like Claritin, it is also an H1 inhibitor.