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thanks for all your efforts!!

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As for treatements?

Well there's the emerging evidence in favor of vit D, turmeric, intermittent fasting (autophagy), nattokinase, uhh... I should make a summary of all of Walter's great suggestions.

There is hope.

Thank you for helping open ways, W.

<3<3

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So upsetting Walter , I pray for hope and healing. Excellent essay to date.

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Long COVID appears to me as a set of different diseases spanning from tissue damage to possible ongoing infections in the GI tract, central nervous system, etc., Induction of autoantibodies (see Kenko article in Cell), partial activation of latent viruses causing localized destruction of mitochondria in regions of the CNS, etc. Etc. This also should be examined when possible.

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if there is ongoing covid or latent viral infections, these individuals should stay on a treatment protocol until they are fully cleared. any viral infection, and many vaccines, can trigger an autoimmune reaction, which frequently does not show up for months. Suspicious that many 'died suddenly' a few months after vax

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In the absence of good autopsy data, I think many of the died suddenly patients could be related to myocarditis/pericarditis related to SARS-COV-2 and/or vaccination, fibrosis clots/microclots are also increased in many patients/funeral preparations, etc.

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A sunset of long COVID patients have symptoms that improve when they take treatments that show efficacy during COVID-19 (selected antihistamines at some dose levels, etc.) - these may point towards ongoing infections and your comment applies. Other patients have symptoms consistent with infection of CNS - I have great concerns for these patients and possibly treatment options.

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I rather think it's multifactorial, although prions may well be a factor.

Persistence of SARS CoV-2 S1 Protein in CD16+ Monocytes in Post-Acute Sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC) up to 15 Months Post-Infection https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fimmu.2021.746021/full

Of course one of the major Seneff papers addresses the multifactorial aspects

Review paper – spike protein cellular mechanisms of harm - Mitogen Activated Protein Kinase (MAPK) Activation, p53, and autophagy inhibition (Kyriakopoulos, Nigh, McCullough, Seneff) https://www.cureus.com/articles/126288-mitogen-activated-protein-kinase-mapk-activation-p53-and-autophagy-inhibition-characterize-the-severe-acute-respiratory-syndrome-coronavirus-2-sars-cov-2-spike-protein-induced-neurotoxicity

As well, subtypes of Long COVID have been identified: Subtypes of PASC https://www.medpagetoday.com/opinion/second-opinions/102248?xid=nl_secondopinion_2022-12-18&eun=g485236d0r

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Please clarify, are the factorial conditions a by product of the product spike protein or only the virus or both?

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There is very little difference between viral spike and vax spike. I would characterize it as a difference without a distinction as a practical matter.

So, whether infected or injected, I believe it is both.

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Very few scientists and medical professionals mention that there are many ways to control "bad" proteins by digesting them using proteolytic enzymes. Bromelain Papain, Pancreatin, Protease, Amylase, Lipase, Betain, Hydrochloride, L-Glutamic Acid, and the Systemic Enzymes: The Three Musketeers - Serrapeptase, Nattokinase, Lumbrokinase - unbelievable what these 3 can do. Each one of the enzymes mentioned above have incredible powers to kill and destroy "bad" proteins and support healing. Research each one for their strengths. If one decides to take some, they must be taken at least 2 hours after eating and 2 hours before eating. The stomach and intestines must be empty for them to be absorbed into the body to do their work. If the stomach and intestines are not empty the enzymes will only digest food. Enzymes are not a cure-all but they are a super-powerful tool.

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Thanks for this detail.

I've seen more chatter about Nattokinase recently, but it rarely comes with any clear advice on how much to take or when to take it, etc. Very helpful to know the stomach must be completely empty or it will just break down food. Makes total sense, much appreciated.

Can I ask if you happen to know:

- How many FUs to take daily? [usually sold in 2,000 FU capsules]

- Of the 3 Musketeers, is picking one sufficient, or using (or rotating) all of them better?

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Each of the three musketeers has different properties. I use 2000FU Nattokinase daily once in the morning and once in the evening because I caught COVID Delta in 2021 and now I have the spike protein in my body inspite of all my attempts to eliminate it, wish I could get my hands on any hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin cheaply - it should destroy the spikes. The spike protein has an affinity for the endothelial walls of the venous systemm and resides there. Since getting sick with COVID on occasion I get petechiae (tiny blood clots on my legs) so I take Nattokinaise to prevent them. It is an amazing clot buster and has no downsides other than allergies, much safer than aspirin and it works better than baby aspirin. People are losing their limbs because they allow these petechia to get really bad and develop into deep vein thrombosis before they seek medical attention and sometimes it is too late so within a few days in hospital gangrene has set in. I can feel tingling before it will happen, I wait for a few spots to show up then I blast my body with an additional 2 Nattokinaise and then 4 hours later an additional 2 and continue every 4 hours if the tingling persists but this only happened once. Usually a total of 4 Nattokinase (in addition to the 2 taken daily) gets rid of it. The tiny clots are happening all over my venous system even my brain but Nattokinase prevents damage. I also take pycnogenol along side it. Nattokinase has more properties than just being a clot buster. May need to stop BP meds because it may lower BP., I've stopped mine altogether because it affected my BP positively. BTW I was never vaccinated but Natto is helping a lot who were. My doctor wants me to take coumadin but I refuse Natto is handling it.

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Wow, thanks for that further info, I appreciate it.

I've bought some organic Nattokinase, as despite no jibby jabbies I do live in the city and have had Covid a few times. The most recent time it really persisted, it just clung on and on.

I've now purchased some ivermectin and HCQ from an overseas pharmacy (as the NHS won't let me buy it here in the UK). I hope that I should be sufficiently stocked now, but it's annoying that I have to buy it from abroad and pay so much more for it, simply because the state refuses to let me access these very safe drugs, and want to pump me full of unsafe ones instead. Grrr 😡

Thanks for sharing this helpful info.

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Ivermectin is over-the-counter in Tennessee, USA. Search on qwant.com should turn it up.

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Probably accurate. Remember, naked RNA or DNA for that matter will be treated by the body as prions.

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Great point!

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Mitochondria are mutated

Damaged

No energy

No cell working

No cell working, protein are misfolded and the tissue is not working.

The tissue isn't working, the organ system isn't working either.

And without organ systems.

You don't work and you get sick and die.

Mitochondria are important.

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Basic cells have 2,000 mitochondria…heart cells 10,000 in each….brain cells 120,000 in each.

This is why mitophagy is as important as autophagy….and the better supplement to take in this regard is pomegranate juice or extract due to ellagic acid properties.Green tea , walnuts also contact ellagic acid but less than pomegranate.

Take at night because the body is in better rest and repair mode when it is not dealing with exercise of daytime tasking.

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Great work Walter, thanks for this I remember James Lyon-Weiler mentioning something about the prion inducing properties of the spike (both the virus, and the injectable) but the point you make about the spike itself being a prion, this seems a new angle. Thank you for your diligence throughout this whole debacle.

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Nothing another booster shot won't cure - said the CovIDIOT

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The bastards won't let us comment.

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At least, you can "dislike" it. The numbers are visible to the creator.

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Is there a difference between “long covid” and “covid vaccine injury”?

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Precisely what Dr Stephanie Seneffe has being saying since the rollout of the vaccines.

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I've been thinking about the problem of sterilizing prionic material.

What I conjecture could work would be to combust the organic material to the point of ionization, that is, run very strong current thru the sample for a while.

This process would have to be characterized and etc... but I dunno, it's better than nothing.

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The article was written with so many medical terms I couldn’t follow it. I like most Americans need medical advice but in the vernacular.

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