[RandFan]

Safe and effective...

I don't doubt his research. It's likely peer reviewed.

He tells you how to detox if you took the shot(s).

[Carriage Hill]

Of course, he sells a “detox formula” etc etc etc, on his website.

https://www.americaoutloud.shop

[jerod]

And everybody thought Keith Richards was crazy... Looks like he was ahead of his time. He abused his body with countless amounts of illicit drugs and life threatening substances but he still lives.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Natto is fermented soybeans and doesn’t taste particularly good. But from the slime between the beans you get “Nattokinase”, which in dry powder form is tasteless. But it is readily absorbed and seems to be very good at dissolving clots and spike proteins.

In Japan, Nattokinase is known for its ability to ward off both heart attacks and stroke. It is quite available OTC with many manufacturers and is not expensive.

In response, the FDA and its minions went on a hysterical tear against Nattokinase. “The lady doth protest too much, methinks”. USA Today probably had the funniest take, that “it’s not true, and even if it’s true it shouldn’t be published, and spike proteins aren’t harmful in the first place.”

That’s a good enough sales pitch for me. Unless you are a firm believer that the FDA has *your* best interests in mind.

[ransomnote]

COVID ‘vaccine’ PING

[ducttape45]

I am hesitant about purchasing anything related to detoxing the body from Covid-19, and this comes from personal experience. I was taking all of the supplements that McCullough said would prevent oneself from getting Covid in the first place, yet, not only did I get Covid, but I got pneumonia on top of it. I spent six days in the hospital.

Now we see ads for supplements that will help detox the body of the harmful spike proteins. Are these also a mcguffin? Will these items actually help or are they more of a money grabbing scheme? I tried taking many of the supplements he and others have been saying to take, yet, my body didn't react well to them so I stopped. The only thing I take now is Vitamin C and Niacin on my doctor's orders, no one elses, and I do alright with those. But supplements like Bromeline and NAC didn't settle so good so I stopped taking them. I do have some Ivermectin and Doxycyline for emergency use and I've used both in the past.

You see my hesitancy? We're all looking for that one "magic pill" that will be the cure all from everything Covid, but do the items being advertised really work?

I have the money to spend, but do I want to take the chance that this stuff will do more harm than good? That's the bottom line for me.