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Coronavirus infections can trigger cytokine storms. Covid injections can trigger antibody dependent enhancement (“ADE”) which in turn can trigger cytokine storms. And so, cytokine storms are a common deadly outcome for both “the virus” and its “vaccine.” There is a drug, dexamethasone, that has been proven to inhibit cytokine storms. But there is a non-pharmaceutical therapy – gut biome therapy – that has been completely ignored and has the potential to stop them.This article is the first of a three-part series on gut microbiomes or gut biomes in which we attempt to highlight some answers to three questions:Part 1: What...

Say an IV with Cytokines added to it were given to a person in a hospital, would that artificially create a Cytokine Storm? Basically the person will appear they died from Covid but actually they were given enough Cytokines to kick off the Cytokine Release Syndrome. If this is possible, Trump needs to be careful who is administratoring him while in the hospital. Trump needs to take Lenzilumab! It was the only pre-Covid antibody treatment that neutralized the Cytokine Storm. It is being used by Mayo Clinics for all severe Covid Patients and has a 100% success rate. It has...

More than 1.7 million Americans develop sepsis every year and incidence of the condition is on the rise. In severe cases, widespread inflammation leads to multiorgan failure and death. Results of a new study hold the tantalizing prospect that, for some patients with sepsis, intravenous (IV) vitamin C could increase survival and shorten intensive care unit (ICU) stays. The findings, published in JAMA, are from the CITRIS-ALI (Vitamin C Infusion for Treatment In Sepsis-Induced Acute Lung Injury) trial. Cleveland Clinic was one of seven enrollment sites across the country chosen for the study because of the diversity of its patients...

Scientists believe they may have found a way to beat even the most powerful strains of flu and maybe even Sars. Researchers at Imperial College London say they are able to control the immune system's response to flu. Previous studies have suggested the immune system may sometimes do more harm than good when it comes to flu. This is because it responds too strongly to an attack, preventing recovery and in extreme cases attacking the body and causing death. A study published in The Lancet late last year suggested this was why flu can turn from a nuisance virus into...