We actually used aspirin with good results on us to even ease the recent cold and cough-like symptoms of the something that is being distributed (not likely to be virus as per PANDA and Denis Rancourt).
Walter, you are a wealth of timely and relevant knowledge. Thanks for working so hard and for sharing your findings. I look forward to every article. You really dig into the nuance and sort through the weeds. We appreciate you!
Thanks Walter. As Spike has a galectin-3 fold, and gal-3 is involved with an A to Z of disorders including cancer, this is very useful:
Effects of Aspirin and Indomethacin on Galectin-3
September 2005
... The results showed that galectin-3 is a new target molecule of NSAIDs, which cause reduction of both gene and protein expression of galectin-3, but the intensity and time-course of the changes strongly depend on the kind and concentration of the drugs.
As someone who has had (and read up extensively on) long COVID for over four years now, I have learned to chuckle at the disclaimer that one should consult their doctor about anything considered esoteric, especially a primary care doctor. I have had several humble docs over these years tell me I knew more than they did at this point. Of course, I didn’t take organic chemistry or any of the hundreds of other classes or labs that doctors do. But to suggest that our PCPs in a managed care setting have time for the “extracurricular” activity of staying up on medical research is both laughable and sad.
One would have to assume that the routine daily consumption of celery seed and fennel seed, both being highly effective anti-inflammatories, that in the absence of knowing the time that taking aspirin before the infection would negate the usefulness of taking aspirin.
Since the purpose for taking anti-inflammatories is to reduce inflammation, what different does it make how they succeed. The best part about celery seeds and fennel seed is the they ARE food, which drugs can never claim to be. They don't cause ulcers as aspirin is known to. They don't cause liver damage, as acetaminophen is known to.
My confidence comes from personal experience in using them to eradicate 9 to 10 point back pain in the absence of drugs.
They are now saying that monkeypox attacks the epithelial which was what the spike ended up going after (the mad scientists in these labs seem to be fixated on this). I wonder if the same things that worked for the spike will work for the pox.... not that I'm worried about it. What are they saying now ... 14,000 people and it's a pandemic?? They don't even have a proven way of testing for it. And that is out of 8 billion people?? Do not comply with anything.
Somehow they’ll test for it up the nose or the anus, no doubt. What better way to install what’s on their testing instruments, let alone within their toxic jabs?
No wonder the Gov downgraded Aspirin recommendations during the pandemic
exactly thinking the same.
We actually used aspirin with good results on us to even ease the recent cold and cough-like symptoms of the something that is being distributed (not likely to be virus as per PANDA and Denis Rancourt).
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Walter, you are a wealth of timely and relevant knowledge. Thanks for working so hard and for sharing your findings. I look forward to every article. You really dig into the nuance and sort through the weeds. We appreciate you!
Thanks Walter. As Spike has a galectin-3 fold, and gal-3 is involved with an A to Z of disorders including cancer, this is very useful:
Effects of Aspirin and Indomethacin on Galectin-3
September 2005
... The results showed that galectin-3 is a new target molecule of NSAIDs, which cause reduction of both gene and protein expression of galectin-3, but the intensity and time-course of the changes strongly depend on the kind and concentration of the drugs.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/27186474_Effects_of_Aspirin_and_Indomethacin_on_Galectin-3
Thanks once again for the work that you do.
[Do not begin an aspirin regimen or use aspirin, or any other medication or supplement without consulting your Primary Care Provider.]
You mean the one who suggested I get the completely unnecessary shot?
The very reason your work is so valuable is that you do the research that almost no primary care physicians will do.
Is this disclaimer required by law?
I, for one, am tired of hearing it.
And I will continue to disregard it.
As someone who has had (and read up extensively on) long COVID for over four years now, I have learned to chuckle at the disclaimer that one should consult their doctor about anything considered esoteric, especially a primary care doctor. I have had several humble docs over these years tell me I knew more than they did at this point. Of course, I didn’t take organic chemistry or any of the hundreds of other classes or labs that doctors do. But to suggest that our PCPs in a managed care setting have time for the “extracurricular” activity of staying up on medical research is both laughable and sad.
One of a number of reasons I chose not to attend medical school.
What I can't understand is why GP's haven't developed a better reference library of EVIDENCE- BASED studies for themselves.
With AI, one weighs think this wouldn't be that difficult. But for all the undue corruption in the industry.
If you're serious about your health, you really need to do your own homework.
Really, I prefer it that way.
One would have to assume that the routine daily consumption of celery seed and fennel seed, both being highly effective anti-inflammatories, that in the absence of knowing the time that taking aspirin before the infection would negate the usefulness of taking aspirin.
How confident are you that this is true, and on what basis?
Do all anti-inflammatories act by the same mechanism?
Since the purpose for taking anti-inflammatories is to reduce inflammation, what different does it make how they succeed. The best part about celery seeds and fennel seed is the they ARE food, which drugs can never claim to be. They don't cause ulcers as aspirin is known to. They don't cause liver damage, as acetaminophen is known to.
My confidence comes from personal experience in using them to eradicate 9 to 10 point back pain in the absence of drugs.
Thank you for your work here as always
Aspirin is a wonder drug. Check out the articles highlighting aspirin at RayPeat.com
Thank you Walter! May God bless you and continue to guide you and your work. Peace.
Excellent article, well researched. Thank you
They are now saying that monkeypox attacks the epithelial which was what the spike ended up going after (the mad scientists in these labs seem to be fixated on this). I wonder if the same things that worked for the spike will work for the pox.... not that I'm worried about it. What are they saying now ... 14,000 people and it's a pandemic?? They don't even have a proven way of testing for it. And that is out of 8 billion people?? Do not comply with anything.
Somehow they’ll test for it up the nose or the anus, no doubt. What better way to install what’s on their testing instruments, let alone within their toxic jabs?
https://www.rolv.no/urtemedisin/medisinplanter/fili_ulm.htm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filipendula_ulmaria