I cought the Rona back at the end of December, unfortunately for me just as I was coming down with one of my bronchitis episodes that I have suffered from occasionally since 2017, and it turned in to a full blown pneumonia event. It got so bad there for a couple days that I was livin’ with blood oxygen levels in the low 80s at rest breathing normally, dropping in to the mid 70s when I’d get up to pee. Just for reference, the “doctors” advise you admit yourself to the hospital if your blood oxygen falls below 94% resting.
I followed the FLCCC MATH+ protocol and saved myself. No hospital vent Remdesivir death.
The MATH+ protocol uses carefully timed prednisone to stop the cytokine storm from killing you. The cytokine storm is an autoimmune body reaction to the Covid infection that builds and persists AFTER the live virus has been cleared from the body. It will literally kill you after the active virus is gone. This is a very important point to understand. IT’S NOT THE VIRUS THAT KILLS YOU, IT’S YOUR OWN IMMUNE SYSTEM’S CYTOKINE STORM THAT KILLS YOU.
So the MATH+ protocol is somewhat complex, but when you boil it all down once you understand it, it boils down to this:
You must let the virus run it’s course for about 10-11 days after exposure (treating the viral infection with your HCQ, IVM, zinc, etc). At this point in the timeline, your body has killed the virus. The main component of the MATH+ protocol is now deployed, healthy doses of prednisone to shut down the immune system’s cytokine storm and reverse the inflammation in the lungs that is causing the pneumonia. THIS WORKS.
However, it must be noted that premature deployment of the prednisone to shut down the immune system before the body has had the chance to clear the active virus COULD BE CATASTROPHIC. It is critical to observe the MATH+ protocol timeline.
I chose to go this route because it made perfect logical sense to me once I studied it and grasped the protocol’s concepts. I would highly recommend researching the FLCCC’s protocols ahead of time, particularly if you have a potentially confounding factor like I did. Study it, learn it, assemble the drugs and supplies you may need to treat yourself if the worst happens (pneumonia / cytokine storm). You can pretty much get everything you need freely with the exception of the prednisone. Here’s a list of the basics:
IVM, HCQ, zinc, C, D, etc to treat the viral infection
Pulse oximeter (cheap)
Prednisone (use MATH+ protocol as guidance for how much, it’s alot)
Source of oxygen (I used a O2 condenser machine)
Find a source for the prednisone. This is the key. Talk to an informed physician, beg borrow or steal, buy from overseas, whatever, you have to have the prednisone. In my case, I already had some in the house, and when I needed some more to taper off of my main treatment (you MUST taper your doses down to zero), I found a licensed registered nurse willing to hear my story and write the script. She was actually quite fascinated with my story, first she’d heard of “alternate” protocols.
So yeah, it was quite a ride, but I don’t regret it for a moment. I’ve since had an annual cardiologist check-up and found no difference from 2021’s EKG, no evidence of pericarditis, and clear lungs. With the exception of stamina issues (three weeks in bed), I’m back to 100% and no worse for the wear.
Once again, to re-iterate, study the FLCCC’s protocols, grasp how they work, prepare for the worst if you have a potentially confounding issue, gather your stuff. KEEP YOURSELF OUT OF THE REMDESIVIR DEATH CHAMBERS / HOSPITALS!
I think your adventure shows why many people end up dying. I had someone die from a cytokine storm. Timing is everything
Great write-up. Thanks for sharing that.
I started getting almost annual bouts of bronchitis during college. I’d typically get two colds per year with one turning into a nagging cough that would go on for ten or twelve weeks. As I hit my 40s, they were getting worse and I started seeing doctors, but they said their was little that could be done other than an Albuterol inhaler and letting it take its course. Albuterol didn’t do much for me at all.
About four or five years ago my doc referred me to an immunologist for something. She found I have zero detectable immunoglobulin A (IgA), the antibody that fights infection in mucous membranes. Turns out this “Selective IgA Deficiency” is quite common among the population and most people don’t even know they have it. The bad news is that it cannot be treated.
Was that a root cause of all my colds and bronchitis? Sounds plausible.
Three years ago, I got a cold, then bronchitis, and it evolved to walking pneumonia. My lungs were so bad I though I was going to die. The doc said he was seeing a lot of bronchitis and it would clear up in 12 weeks. The doc first used antibiotics with Prednisone, but it didn’t respond. Then it was antibiotics with Prednisolone. It went away at week 12, right on schedule.
I had moved from sunny California (where I was hiking most of the year round) to dark, gray North Idaho, so maybe the pneumonia was related to a Vit D deficiency.
When COVID hit, I started taking the Dr. Paul Marik EVMS protocol together with Povidone Iodine gargle and “First Defence” nasal spray at the first hint of a sore throat. I really ramped up my hand washing and worked to stop touching my face and nose. Another factor is that I retired five years ago so I am no longer in a crowded office environment and the kids are all grown and gone. I haven’t had a cold since I started starting the regimen.
cought the Rona back at the end of December, unfortunately for me just as I was coming down with one of my bronchitis episodes that I have suffered from occasionally since 2017, and it turned in to a full blown pneumonia event. It got so bad there for a couple days that I was livin’ with blood oxygen levels in the low 80s at rest breathing normally, dropping in to the mid 70s when I’d get up to pee. Just for reference, the “doctors” advise you admit yourself to the hospital if your blood oxygen falls below 94% resting.
I followed the FLCCC MATH+ protocol and saved myself. No hospital vent Remdesivir death.
The MATH+ protocol uses carefully timed prednisone to stop the cytokine storm from killing you. The cytokine storm is an autoimmune body reaction to the Covid infection that builds and persists AFTER the live virus has been cleared from the body. It will literally kill you after the active virus is gone. This is a very important point to understand. IT’S NOT THE VIRUS THAT KILLS YOU, IT’S YOUR OWN IMMUNE SYSTEM’S CYTOKINE STORM THAT KILLS YOU.
So the MATH+ protocol is somewhat complex, but when you boil it all down once you understand it, it boils down to this:
You must let the virus run it’s course for about 10-11 days after exposure (treating the viral infection with your HCQ, IVM, zinc, etc). At this point in the timeline, your body has killed the virus. The main component of the MATH+ protocol is now deployed, healthy doses of prednisone to shut down the immune system’s cytokine storm and reverse the inflammation in the lungs that is causing the pneumonia. THIS WORKS.
However, it must be noted that premature deployment of the prednisone to shut down the immune system before the body has had the chance to clear the active virus COULD BE CATASTROPHIC. It is critical to observe the MATH+ protocol timeline.
I chose to go this route because it made perfect logical sense to me once I studied it and grasped the protocol’s concepts. I would highly recommend researching the FLCCC’s protocols ahead of time, particularly if you have a potentially confounding factor like I did. Study it, learn it, assemble the drugs and supplies you may need to treat yourself if the worst happens (pneumonia / cytokine storm). You can pretty much get everything you need freely with the exception of the prednisone. Here’s a list of the basics:
IVM, HCQ, zinc, C, D, etc to treat the viral infection
Pulse oximeter (cheap)
Prednisone (use MATH+ protocol as guidance for how much, it’s alot)
Source of oxygen (I used a O2 condenser machine)
Find a source for the prednisone. This is the key. Talk to an informed physician, beg borrow or steal, buy from overseas, whatever, you have to have the prednisone. In my case, I already had some in the house, and when I needed some more to taper off of my main treatment (you MUST taper your doses down to zero), I found a licensed registered nurse willing to hear my story and write the script. She was actually quite fascinated with my story, first she’d heard of “alternate” protocols.
So yeah, it was quite a ride, but I don’t regret it for a moment. I’ve since had an annual cardiologist check-up and found no difference from 2021’s EKG, no evidence of pericarditis, and clear lungs. With the exception of stamina issues (three weeks in bed), I’m back to 100% and no worse for the wear.
Once again, to re-iterate, study the FLCCC’s protocols, grasp how they work, prepare for the worst if you have a potentially confounding issue, gather your stuff. KEEP YOURSELF OUT OF THE REMDESIVIR DEATH CHAMBERS / HOSPITALS!
Thanks for excellent post and glad you are well!
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Interesting, I arrived at the hospital past the remdesivir window, so thankfully it was not considered. After a couple days in hospital as my condition worsened the doctor ordered steroids, oral and inhaled. The turn around actually surprised them it was so quick. Same as you, I had lingering fatigue and heart rate problems. I went to rehab because I was pretty wasted and needed to rebuild my strength and stamina. How are you now? I still have an occasional racing pulse upon exertion and brain fog.