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May 24, 2023Liked by Walter M Chesnut

I had a single demyelinating event in 2007. Nothing since. Early in the vaccination push I found 5/7 case studies that showed the mRNA vaccine caused MS, two that exacerbated pre-existing MS. I can send the case studies to you if you like. I brought the case studies to my neurologist to get a vax exemption, but he refused to look at them. He told me that he would "force vaccinate" everyone if it was his decision. When I told him that would be against our civil rights he said, "I"m from Canada, we don't care about such things." Indeed, Canada...

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Please show him this post.

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Journal of Neurology, "COVID-19 mRNA vaccination leading to CNS inflammation: a case series" by Khayet-Khoei, Bhattacharyya, Katz, et al. 09.04.21

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Example: Journal of Neurology, "First manifestation of multiple sclerosis after immunization with teh Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine" by Havla, Schultz, Zimmermann, et al. 06.11.21

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I will.

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Wow. A truly indoctrinated neurologist. He would be very comfortable in 1930's Germany. What a sick mind. Peace.

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Your Doctor is a self-admitted Rapist.

I’d get away from him if I were you.

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I did. And if I thought he'd get a rebuke instead of a commendation from our state's medical board, I would report him. But I'm sure he did exactly as they directed, so there's no point in that. The persecution of open minded physicians and violation of medical ethics such as this are examples of why we must create parallel institutions.

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💯💯💯

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There is always healthgrades.com and many other public review sites available. I generally find that if I have a particularly bad experience as described, I read reviews which are generally reflective of my experience. Hint, dont leave a review on a link "sent to you" by the place of business. Reason: if they don't like your review, they tin can it. Always seek your own website to write your review.

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I am a medically retired nurse with secondary progressive MS & would love to see the case studies to discuss with my physicians

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I shared two above. Will look for the others tomorrow. I wish you well.

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ACSD, oh my gosh, what is it with the brainwashing in some of these doctors?!? 😳🤦🏼‍♀️

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You did get a new cardiologist, right? 🤔

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The demyelination in my case was also just a single ‘attack’ (2002) diagnosed with a brain MRI after temporary arm paralysis.

The demyelination and brain spinal cord damage continued to slowly progress for the next 9 years.

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What happened after 9 years? Do you practice any diet or behavior modification?

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Eventually I started a keto diet, which finally culminated in a carnivore diet, where I can occasionally eat berries in season.

Zero carb diet provides the most benefit to me.

HFZC

NO seed oils. A few advanced supplements. NMN, NAC, Benfotiamine.

GKI target of 1.5. My current 3 mth GKI mean is 2.5.

David Sinclair

Thomas Seyfried

Steve Horvath

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I hope you never went back...God complex know it all

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I had a frozen shoulder last year after COVid the year previous. I still get heart palpitations and bowel problems. The physio told me he had seen an awful lot of frozen shoulders and join problems. He asked me if I was jabbed in that arm . I said no ,but I know why you are asking. I did give him a link to this substack . Great open minded guy .Thanks for the info & dedicated hours Walter. People are under the opinion it's only the jabbed dying.Its clearly not as I know a few on the un jabbed Facebook community that have died suddenly. Also two that are under 50 and have had strokes .

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I am now of the opinion that every adult jabbed or recovered, regularly in the presence of others, should be on prevention protocol. I think it is now clear that some are still producing spike for months, and some still suffer effects without any recognized active infection symptoms. I think long covid is probably accompanied by continued spike production, and even those that had mild cases might be producing for months.

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On the Wahls Protocol, you eat lots of:

Meat and fish

Vegetables, especially green, leafy ones

Brightly colored fruit, like berries

Fat from animal and plant sources, especially omega-3 fatty acids

But you don't eat:

Dairy products and eggs

Grains (including wheat, rice, and oatmeal)

Legumes (beans and lentils)

Nightshade vegetables, which include tomatoes, eggplant, potatoes, and peppers

Sugar

she was in a wheelchair for 4 years with ms, before starting this diet, she’s pretty much normal again.

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I was diagnosed with MS after I participated in an advanced 2001 HIV vaccine trial in Seattle.

I do not know if this was an early MRNA vaccine, I suspect it was. I did react and produce some HIV antibodies for a few years. The MS demyelination was pretty sever from 2002 through 2008 and NAC and antibiotics did seem to have an effect in slowing it and reducing brain fog. I did not really start to recover until I went full keto diet in 2020.

Just a data point. My MS doctors and a neurologist refuse to link the vaccine trial to the MS.

I never did develop HIV even though I lived with an HIV positive partner for 20 years.

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It doesn't matter if it was mRNA based or not, it is the immune system activation of those CD4+ T cells that cross-recognize the myelin proteins, so it can occur after a vax or an infection. I have a daughter who developed CIDP (first cousin of GB) after a flu shot in 2001. She ended up in a wheelchair eating pureed food for a couple of years; couldn't get out of bed by herself. She was treated with IVIg and got a teensy bit better, but got much better on an anti-inflammatory diet, and slowly improved for 5 years. When she first presented, the neurologist suggested striato-nigral degeneration or Parkinson's, before the CIDP progressed. She still has peripheral nerve damage. Do you remember early in the covid vax roll out, that some people in Australia were testing positive for HIV? I am sure it was courtesy of the 4 HIV sections spliced into the spike. I still think that positive signal may have been one of the aims. Back then, Elton John said everyone needed a health ID card with their HIV status on it, and Prince Harry made an appearance to tout it too.

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Thanks for sharing your story.

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I don't imagine HIV positive as any more reliable than Covid positive.

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HIV is a serious real contagious disease. Its presence does result in AIDS and death results from associated diseases from that. It is not possible to develop a vax for this.

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They changed the definition of AIDS in order to be able to claim that HIV causes AIDS, because Gallo discovered the HIV virus and wanted to make money selling tests for HIV.

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Thank you. I have a copy of the recent “Serious Adverse Events”, Farber and have read most of “Inventing the Aids virus”, Duesberg.

Something causes AIDS. I know a few people who have it, some who died with it, and many who’s health and families and marriages were greatly effected by it.

Something causes it. The virus appears to be present in all cases and precedes the patients immune system failure.

So from this personal experience that is 20+ years old I tend to believe the HIV virus is a causes AIDS.

NO I do not have HIV or AIDS.

I am willing to read and listen to contrary views but my experiences make me believe the HIV thesis is correct.

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James Sloane seems to be one of the smartest people I know regarding health. Here's a link to one of his old posts about curing AIDS & HIV. https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1488842#i

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Kary Mullis, Nobel prize winner for PCR-RT, makes it clear that PCR can only identify viral sequences, not whole viruses. Both Coronavirus and flu viruses have many of the same sequences and the same with HIV and HERVS, so how do we know what we are identifying. Mullis died in August 2019, just before the Covid pandemic, but he still has YouTube videos about HIV and HERVS.

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Hope you saw this in comments

The Wahls Protocol: A Radical New Way to Treat All Chronic Autoimmune Conditions Using Paleo Principles (esp MS! 🙏💯)

https://a.co/d/6vSys4i

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I have read the Wahls protocol. There were some arguments I found fault with, mostly diet related.

I found my own way through fasting, low GKI targeting, carbohydrate abstinence, seed oil abstinence. I intermittently fall into the LMHR phenotype. I consider hyperlipidemia essential to healing my CNS damage. my heart health has improved, no sign of CAD in a pair of CAT scans taken a year apart. No statins or other drugs.

I am not a Zealot. Occasionally I eat fruit in season. I am a fan of David Sinclair when he focuses on microbiology, and have noticed benefits from occasional NMN supplementation

My mean GKI target is 1.5. My actual mean for the last 3 months is 2.8. My age is 62.

There are no short cuts to having low blood glucose. I can’t take a drug for it. I can only eat zero carbs.

I do enjoy the textbook of Thomas Seyfried. I believe his low GKI protocol has much larger healing capabilities than ‘simply’ curing cancer.

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Just saw someone (mid 30's) who looked awful and they told me they have MS.

They didn't have it pre-2021, or atleast showed no symptoms of it.

Hands black and blue, red marks everywhere, using a cane.

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I don't recognize the black and blue or red marks as an MS symptom; I wonder if there is something else too, like microclots.

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Probably.

People are still just runnning with the diagnosis they are getting from the doctor, who are highly incentivitzed to lie.

If it were me, I'd be telling people "it is from the vaccine."

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Older friend of mine is continually covered with dark red marks on her arms and hands. She doesn't know why. Had 2 jabs and blacked out and fell after the 2nd one.

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Are they labeling every neuro situation(injury) as MS?

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There is no definitive test, no identifiable cause of MS. ‘They’ diagnose MS from a brain MRI scan looking for a pattern on physical damage from demyelination and volume loss. Physical symptoms of nerve damage, loss of reflexes, temporary paralysis that partially recovery with no actual strokes is also factored in. Spinal fluid sample is not necessarily used.

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I’ve had an MS diag since 2002. I started getting little purple bruises on my forearms a couple of years ago when I turned 60. The only weird thing in my bloodwork is borderline low hemoglobin with high ferritin. I checked and I do have an MTHFR mutation that may interfere with folate absorption.

1- check your hem, MTHFT and Ferritin status

2- since the little purple bruises can scratch open and bleed, and they do not heal quickly, I bought some 3M Tagaderm dressings which neatly cover and protect several little bruises at a time and give them a chance to heal.

3- I now supplement with pure genomics B complex which includes Methylated Folate which is supposed to be easier to absorb to compensate for the MTHFR deficiency. I also supplement with TMG.

I still get little bruises. They seem to be fewer and heal faster though.

Iron supplements will probably not help. It is not a shortage of iron in my case, it is folate.

Consult your doctor.

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There are also cases in the literature of CIDP caused by the COVID injections (chronic immune demyelinating polyneuropathy, similar to MS).

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React 19 has great info on several post vax auto immune and demyelinating conditions, diagnostic testing and possible treatments.

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T cells also magnetize to EMF, as they contain ferritin. The good news is that we can help our immune system by building our melanin (also located in neuromelanin/substantia nigra) with timed Sunlight:

https://romanshapoval.substack.com/p/can-we-detox-nanotech-with-sunlight

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Very believable, sad so many don’t! Have seen many die in family and friends, all injected. Now a friend with Myasthenia Gravis with no early symptoms, straight into inability to swallow or talk emergent care with feeding tube and two plasma infusions over two weeks no progress.

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Senetra, sorry to hear of these devastating stories. I am concerned for my own son, aged 21, who took the moderna jabs. I was wondering if your friend with Myasthenia Gravis was c19 jabbed or unjabbed? (I have heard of that disease). Lord help us all in this attack.

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Hi Monica, prayers for your Son. I am not privy to that info. Just know she was vaccinated. Yes, Lord we pray for all.

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I had long covid spring 1920 and followed lectures by many American and British doctors and seminars on youtube to try to figure out the remedy, thanks a lot for t hose. My own doctor did nothing. Also music journalist Gez who took on himself to make interviews, scrutinize reports and journals in the field, compare stats and made regular youtube presentations. IN one of those there was a doctor propagating for Niacin or B3, having had lots of clients all over the world and taking this med himself. So I tried, double dose as it was, and got my life back the same afternoon!..... not so later on but started ordinary dose 500 which I am still on and getting along rather, fine almost like before. Tried to augment but got nausea so stopped. So this tip I would certainly like to forward, for the benefit it may have. The niacin can be had non flush, as it brings along a certain redness to some. I have long been taking acetylcystein when ill, also with very good effect. Blessings to everybody - it is a good thing we all react and get politicians to start the accountability!

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Excellent article. I am a Mechanical Engineer, not a Cell Engineer. But I have been self-learning about the human cells. Despite the medical terms, I can understand this is potentially the reason why many die suddenly, suffer painful symptoms. I hope scientists continue to probe the issue.

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In the graphical abstract of the paper by Shin Jie Yong

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7874499/

You could substitute Endotoxin for the heading SARS-CoV-2; Cytokine Storm for COVID-19; Known effects of Cytokine Storm for Long-COVID

For example, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhoea, Abdominal Pain

https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/diarrhoea-and-vomiting-brought-to

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Sorry, I forgot to mention another good advice by the Youtubers, which regards breathing against long covid. That is count to five in and then five out with tummy breathing and closed mouth, which on the out breath gives good effect to calm the body. Over all, no excessiveness what so ever, always calm down the body seems to be the idea for keeping up.

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Ah, and this is why people collapse with no fall reflexes - no alarm out, no neck flexion to protect the head. Eeek.

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NAChRs were reduced in 66 % of sudden death infants or fetuses compared to 11% controls. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/1759091417720582 nAChRs are invited inannoyingly.

Trivia

Excess nicotine causes hiccups, annoyongly.

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Excellent analysis, reading, writing and motivation. Getting the spike protein out of the brain, getting inflammation, stickiness and dryness off the brainstem fenestrations and hypothalamus fenestrations ( the windows the spike proteins come through... that allow virus to follow) rebuilding the myelin, restoring sphingomyelin. The new findings of thickened basement membranes of capillaries means collagen is being affected and stiffened. Healthy collagen sheets remain our friends in throwing off the spike protein polymers that clog our lymphatic vessels, organ structural support, blood vessels and connective tissue. I find a little elastin and a little epigenetic healthy steroid (cortisol or budesonide) does wonders - along with piezomagnetic vectors-to communicate with collagen. This can all make sense if we gather information with our hands - and then search out the anatomy and molecular biology. There is too much information to start with every new bit of science from 5000 regulatory genes ... and then make guesses.

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