Treatment Options
Apart from ivermectin and spermidine, Marik recommended low-dose naltrexone, a common drug for overdose in narcotic users.
While some medical practitioners have complained to The Epoch Times about having ivermectin prescriptions monitored, naltrexone is a drug not on the radar.
Research has shown that in low doses naltrexone could reduce inflammation, which is a main driver of spike protein disease, and also reduce common symptoms including brain fog and neuropathic symptoms.
Though these drugs are highly effective, Marik, Kory, and many doctors encouraged personalized and patient-focused medicine where dosage and regimen are adjusted based on the patient's symptoms and needs.
Kory listed six different treatment strategies for spike protein-induced diseases.
The six strategies are: expelling spike protein, reducing inflammation, reducing micro-clotting, reducing mast cell activation, reducing viral persistence or activation, and recovery of the mitochondria.
Epoch Times Photo
Dr. Pierre Kory's slides presented at the FLCCC conference in Orlando, Florida (Courtesy of the FLCCC)
Each strategy implemented combinations of different drugs and treatments.
Based on the patient's symptoms, he would prescribe different treatments. For example, a patient complaining of blood clotting would be given anticoagulants, and one complaining of chronic fatigue may be prescribed drugs to improve mitochondrial action.
Clearing Out Spike Protein
To clear out spike protein, FLCCC doctors recommended drug and lifestyle implementations to improve autophagy.
Autophagy is a natural cellular process where old cell parts are broken down and reused, which could help to clear out spike protein from the body.
Recommended lifestyle changes include intermittent fasting, where a person fasts for at least 16 consecutive hours, and sleep.
Drugs that stimulate or increase autophagy include spermidine, resveratrol, and ivermectin.
Alternative Treatments
Many alternative treatments were also discussed to improve cell repair and reduce inflammation.
Dr. Paul Harch focused on hyperbaric oxygen therapy, a repair treatment where a person is exposed to pressurized air that contains a higher concentration of oxygen.
Harch has been using this therapy to treat chronic wounds, including long-time brain injuries, by reducing inflammation.
In 2017, Harch co-authored a paper on reversing brain injury in a drowned toddler. After 40 sessions of hyperbaric oxygen treatment with Harch, her brain injury made a near-reversal.
Research has shown that increases in oxygen concentration reduces inflammation, and an increase in pressure increases inflammation. A balance between oxygen and pressure can reduce the action of inflammatory cytokines and boost wound repair.
Harch added in Q&A that oxygen therapy can help with brain damage from lack of oxygen at birth.
“It's still an old wound that's there, and all of this treatment we've done is on chronic wounding,” said Harch.
“I totally do this, but I wrote a book years ago … the conclusion of the book is that you cannot trust the medical profession at the institutional level to do what's right for you.”
Dr. Asher Milgrom, CEO of AMA Regenerative Medicine & Skincare Inc., through a pre-recorded video offered options of ozone therapy to improve mitochondrial dysfunction—a common driver of fatigue.
Ozone, which is usually not found at normal atmospheric level, improves energy production.
Ozone carries three oxygen atoms rather than two, which is what is typically found in oxygen molecules. Since the mitochondria use oxygen to make energy, having an extra oxygen atom can improve energy production and alleviate fatigue.
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Your post should probably be a thread and needs to be kept up front all the time! I can't tell you how many people are interested in stemming the damage done by the bio-weapon shots.
Once again excellent find here.
Many jab stories are at this website:
www.TheCovidBlog.com
Thanks for your endorsement! 😌 I knew you had medical background; your summary exposition is concise and well done. I have personally experimented with some of the over-the-counter suggestions, especially connected to mitochondrial control of energy... too early to evaluate plus I am at an advanced age. 😏
If you want to start a thread on the subject you certainly have my blessing. My hands are plenty full, mostly with routine things that would hardly have captured much of my attention 10+ years ago.
I am so glad that you share my evaluation of the material... and there is research being conducted, if one can find it. I sort of wondered why we didn't start with the FLCCC since they pioneered some of the alternate treatment of CoViD so convincingly. :)
When infants show low O2 levels at birth, the natural inclination is to provide O2 in order to maintain Sats > 92%. Oxygen should not be provided. This action though seemingly counter intuitive can be reckless.
Years ago, I met a Patient who was blind in one eye from birth. Back then he was probably about 80 years old. I asked him about his condition. He told me that nobody ever understood why he was blind on one side. He said that he was in his late teens when they finally understood the cause of his infirmity.
This was a very nice man and he was quite open about discussing his malady. I liked him a lot.
I have met a number of people who have lived their entire lives contending with different problems that are nowadays easily resolved, but it did require years for Professionals to determine just what was the root of their issues.
Point is that supplemental Oxygen at birth is a complex therapy and must be dealt with by Physicians who are highly trained.
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***”...Marik recommended low-dose naltrexone, a common drug for overdose in narcotic users...”
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Naloxone (aka Narcan) is different than Naltrexone (Revia).
Narcan is an opioid antagonist - used primarily for overdoses, Revia helps to reduce the cravings. There is a big difference.
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You are the man Bob you got it. You found the mother-load of intel on how to alleviate the spike protein which apparently does much of the damage.
Also many of the names mentioned in your link are true medical rock stars I have seen over and over.Great job bud!!
Also you used an impeccable source The Epoch Times,they are a conservatives NYT only the real deal,not phony or biased.
I’m amazed,but not that much,as to how often ivermectin is mentioned as a treatment!
Here’s some treatments from Bob’s link:
Treatment Options
Apart from ivermectin and spermidine, Marik recommended low-dose naltrexone, a common drug for overdose in narcotic users.
While some medical practitioners have complained to The Epoch Times about having ivermectin prescriptions monitored, naltrexone is a drug not on the radar.
Research has shown that in low doses naltrexone could reduce inflammation, which is a main driver of spike protein disease, and also reduce common symptoms including brain fog and neuropathic symptoms.
Though these drugs are highly effective, Marik, Kory, and many doctors encouraged personalized and patient-focused medicine where dosage and regimen are adjusted based on the patient’s symptoms and needs.
Kory listed six different treatment strategies for spike protein-induced diseases.
The six strategies are: expelling spike protein, reducing inflammation, reducing micro-clotting, reducing mast cell activation, reducing viral persistence or activation, and recovery of the mitochondria.
Epoch Times Photo
Dr. Pierre Kory’s slides presented at the FLCCC conference in Orlando, Florida (Courtesy of the FLCCC)
Each strategy implemented combinations of different drugs and treatments.
Based on the patient’s symptoms, he would prescribe different treatments. For example, a patient complaining of blood clotting would be given anticoagulants, and one complaining of chronic fatigue may be prescribed drugs to improve mitochondrial action.
Clearing Out Spike Protein
To clear out spike protein, FLCCC doctors recommended drug and lifestyle implementations to improve autophagy.
Autophagy is a natural cellular process where old cell parts are broken down and reused, which could help to clear out spike protein from the body.
Recommended lifestyle changes include intermittent fasting, where a person fasts for at least 16 consecutive hours, and sleep.
Drugs that stimulate or increase autophagy include spermidine, resveratrol, and ivermectin.
Alternative Treatments
Many alternative treatments were also discussed to improve cell repair and reduce inflammation.
Dr. Paul Harch focused on hyperbaric oxygen therapy, a repair treatment where a person is exposed to pressurized air that contains a higher concentration of oxygen.
Harch has been using this therapy to treat chronic wounds, including long-time brain injuries, by reducing inflammation.
In 2017, Harch co-authored a paper on reversing brain injury in a drowned toddler. After 40 sessions of hyperbaric oxygen treatment with Harch, her brain injury made a near-reversal.
Research has shown that increases in oxygen concentration reduces inflammation, and an increase in pressure increases inflammation. A balance between oxygen and pressure can reduce the action of inflammatory cytokines and boost wound repair.
Harch added in Q&A that oxygen therapy can help with brain damage from lack of oxygen at birth.
“It’s still an old wound that’s there, and all of this treatment we’ve done is on chronic wounding,” said Harch.
“I totally do this, but I wrote a book years ago … the conclusion of the book is that you cannot trust the medical profession at the institutional level to do what’s right for you.”
Dr. Asher Milgrom, CEO of AMA Regenerative Medicine & Skincare Inc., through a pre-recorded video offered options of ozone therapy to improve mitochondrial dysfunction—a common driver of fatigue.
Ozone, which is usually not found at normal atmospheric level, improves energy production.
Ozone carries three oxygen atoms rather than two, which is what is typically found in oxygen molecules. Since the mitochondria use oxygen to make energy, having an extra oxygen atom can improve energy production and alleviate fatigue.
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Your post should probably be a thread and needs to be kept up front all the time! I can’t tell you how many people are interested in stemming the damage done by the bio-weapon shots.
Once again excellent find here.
This is great info! Thank you Bob and rodguy911!!
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