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I know of one person, male, early 60s and unvaxxed who did not get the benefit of early treatment and spent 20 days in hospital back in early 2021. He is mostly fine, though has some exercise intolerance and some brain fog improved with nattokinase. Other than that, I know of no one who had early treatment who was also unvaxxed who did n…
I know of one person, male, early 60s and unvaxxed who did not get the benefit of early treatment and spent 20 days in hospital back in early 2021. He is mostly fine, though has some exercise intolerance and some brain fog improved with nattokinase. Other than that, I know of no one who had early treatment who was also unvaxxed who did not do beautifully after their infection. Early treatment with the FLCCC protocol or McCullough protocol is KEY to doing well during and after infection.
That's great new. I think what "died suddenly" illustrates is that lack of sx is not indicative of being free and clear.
I'm somewhat skeptical of the "spike" rhetoric.
I know of many people who've experienced various neurological issues since the beginning of the new era: eyesight, digestive, liver, and of course heart, some never becoming ill. I'm aware of McCollough's position regarding treatment, though his specific protocol not so much.
When the injection became widespread I know of women health professionals who started spotting ostensibly due to the shedding. I know of others who continue to feel ill treating the injected.
I came to understand in 2021 that it was going to be early treatment that mattered. And that was for everyone, vaxxed or not. Many many great MDs got the message out. Peter McCullough MD really hammered that message home in 12/2021 in his Joe Rogan interview. It's proven to be true!!! I cringed over these past three years hearing/reading people referring to covid as simply "a cold". Worse, after the vax rollout, how beat up the unvaxxed (who truly believed it was a cold) got, by the virus, and, by the chortling "toldyousos". Too many unvaxxed didn't realize early treatment was VITAL. Especially for those who had co-morbidities. A few landed in the hospital killing machinery. It was/is all very horrible.