This article provides additional evidence supporting my hypothesis that demyelination may be a reason behind the staggering increase in Sudden Cardiac Deaths.
I had suspected that it was a neuro toxin - infection and injection. I felt as if I had Parkinson's for over a year. Has subsided... I have done nothing out of the ordinary treatment wise - NAC and weekly IVM might be helping? Thanks for all you share!
You're welcome. I'm going to have to look at adding those to my regime. It's felt like zMS to me but I've kept pushing it to the back of my mind. Good that your Parkinsons-like Sx have subsided!
I should add that I also took B1 daily for a long time! I was told that Parkinson's starts in the liver (Chinese medicine practitioner). So could help to cleanse. I believe putting it to the back of your mind has served you well. What we focus on blossoms.
From North Carolina, via the Wuhan lab and there's not enough evidence that it "leaked." It's at least equally , and possibly more, plausible that it was "released."
"This is obvious and goes without saying – why were we so repeatedly reassured that SARS-CoV-2 was, overall, a “mild respiratory” disease?"
Absolutely! I suspect that there is a huge number of people out there, possibly everyone who was infected, who are developing MS after contracting "covid." This should perhaps be most apparent in those who caught it early. Many people are ignoring their symptoms, or bewildered by them, and when they report them to their medical practitioner, if indeed they do, he or she doesn't know what to make of those symptoms either.
Population-wide I do not doubt this. But I would remind individuals (myself included) that this is not a certainty or an inevitability. And to continue to take the best care of themselves, banishing worry.
I followed the link in your reply to me on Paul's stack here to Walter's and read his article and the study it links to. All informative, interesting and sensible. As well as read the comments, including your others. I felt as if I were inadvertently eavesdropping and just wanted to say I hope you're okay.
Thank you Kathleen. That is very kind of you to say. I appreciate it. Yes you are absolutely correct. it's good to be reminded that it's not a certainty or inevitability and it's important for people to take good care of themselves and to have only a healthy rational concern rather than to catastrophize and worry.
Being, all of us, imperfect fallible creatures, we humans can all fall into the trap of using a narcissistic or authoritarian epistemology, sometimes believing our thoughts without questioning them or believing them because it's what an authority believes, instead of doing some (but not too much) self reflection based on a logical and empirical epistemology, in which the evidence in favor of the thought outweighs the evidence against.
A good starting point: Is this an opinion or a fact? Then, various of the following: Am I making a "fortune telling error" by treating my mere opinion about what could happen, but may not, as if it was an established fact? What are the odds? Are they one in two, one in five, one in 100, one in 1,000, one in 10,000 etc? Is there another way of looking at this? Have I ever come to a similar conclusion prematurely before and then found I was wrong? Well, yes, so could I be doing it again? etc, etc
What's the worst that could happen, and could I survive it, and if not how would that be awful? Few things in life are truly awful.
As quoted years ago about the late Albert Ellis, a very imperfect man (in some ways like the philosopher Seneca), who was diagnosed with diabetes at age 40 and lived into his 90s, was speaking " ... about the 'bad things' that happened to him during his childhood, in the Bronx, and about how they led to his early experiments in rational thinking." "During a ten-month hospitalization for nephritis, which he got when he was four and a half, he eased his anxiety and loneliness by telling himself, 'If I die, I die—fuck it—it’s not the end of the world.' "
There is a book I have, published in 2019, that I've been meaning to read "How to Think Like A Roman Emperor: The Stoic Philosophy of Marcus Aurelius " by Donald Robertson.
It would not, I have little doubt, surpass Marcus Aurelius' "Meditations" but it may still be of help in these troubling times.
Anyway, thank you again. I'm okay. I hope you're okay too.
Are you researching other potential harm vectors of the vaccine: like lipid nanoparticles, DNA plasmids or SV40? Or do you think it's only the vaccine spike protein causing long-term (hopefully not permanent) damage? Per your research on internal 3rd degree burns of the endothelium from spike protein. I've seen SARS-CoV-2 antibodies (blood test) increase but then go down after a period time- is this a relevant test to assess healing? Thanks.
I appreciate your thoughts and direction. I am constantly reminding folks that this construct was created to do damage. Don’t minimize the potential for damage.
Great article. Your theory looks like it is panning out. Thankfully, humans are very diverse in how resilient so many are, so what devastates or kills one my not be an issue for others. As always, good advice in the comments, too.
Thank you for your research the world needs more souls like you. This information dovetails with Michael Nehls, author of the indoctrinated brain indicating the spike protein directly attacks the hippocampus. He found lithium orotate helps regenerate the hippocampus, and it turns out it might help this problem as well: "lithium pretreatment at therapeutically relevant doses not only abolishes the onset of EAE but also greatly reduces demyelination"
Neuroprotective action of lithium in disorders of the central nervous system
I had suspected that it was a neuro toxin - infection and injection. I felt as if I had Parkinson's for over a year. Has subsided... I have done nothing out of the ordinary treatment wise - NAC and weekly IVM might be helping? Thanks for all you share!
You're welcome. I'm going to have to look at adding those to my regime. It's felt like zMS to me but I've kept pushing it to the back of my mind. Good that your Parkinsons-like Sx have subsided!
I should add that I also took B1 daily for a long time! I was told that Parkinson's starts in the liver (Chinese medicine practitioner). So could help to cleanse. I believe putting it to the back of your mind has served you well. What we focus on blossoms.
Silymarin/ milk thistle may help too.
While this virus may be from the Wuhan Lab, I'm not sure you're giving enough credit to Dr. Baric's "contributions".
From North Carolina, via the Wuhan lab and there's not enough evidence that it "leaked." It's at least equally , and possibly more, plausible that it was "released."
boom, I love it...released...I think 100% released...no wet market no lab leak...intentional multiple location release.
Could the demyelination have anything to do with Elton John’s loss of eyesight in one eye, and Adele’s loss of hearing?
"This is obvious and goes without saying – why were we so repeatedly reassured that SARS-CoV-2 was, overall, a “mild respiratory” disease?"
Absolutely! I suspect that there is a huge number of people out there, possibly everyone who was infected, who are developing MS after contracting "covid." This should perhaps be most apparent in those who caught it early. Many people are ignoring their symptoms, or bewildered by them, and when they report them to their medical practitioner, if indeed they do, he or she doesn't know what to make of those symptoms either.
Population-wide I do not doubt this. But I would remind individuals (myself included) that this is not a certainty or an inevitability. And to continue to take the best care of themselves, banishing worry.
I followed the link in your reply to me on Paul's stack here to Walter's and read his article and the study it links to. All informative, interesting and sensible. As well as read the comments, including your others. I felt as if I were inadvertently eavesdropping and just wanted to say I hope you're okay.
Thank you Kathleen. That is very kind of you to say. I appreciate it. Yes you are absolutely correct. it's good to be reminded that it's not a certainty or inevitability and it's important for people to take good care of themselves and to have only a healthy rational concern rather than to catastrophize and worry.
Being, all of us, imperfect fallible creatures, we humans can all fall into the trap of using a narcissistic or authoritarian epistemology, sometimes believing our thoughts without questioning them or believing them because it's what an authority believes, instead of doing some (but not too much) self reflection based on a logical and empirical epistemology, in which the evidence in favor of the thought outweighs the evidence against.
A good starting point: Is this an opinion or a fact? Then, various of the following: Am I making a "fortune telling error" by treating my mere opinion about what could happen, but may not, as if it was an established fact? What are the odds? Are they one in two, one in five, one in 100, one in 1,000, one in 10,000 etc? Is there another way of looking at this? Have I ever come to a similar conclusion prematurely before and then found I was wrong? Well, yes, so could I be doing it again? etc, etc
What's the worst that could happen, and could I survive it, and if not how would that be awful? Few things in life are truly awful.
As quoted years ago about the late Albert Ellis, a very imperfect man (in some ways like the philosopher Seneca), who was diagnosed with diabetes at age 40 and lived into his 90s, was speaking " ... about the 'bad things' that happened to him during his childhood, in the Bronx, and about how they led to his early experiments in rational thinking." "During a ten-month hospitalization for nephritis, which he got when he was four and a half, he eased his anxiety and loneliness by telling himself, 'If I die, I die—fuck it—it’s not the end of the world.' "
There is a book I have, published in 2019, that I've been meaning to read "How to Think Like A Roman Emperor: The Stoic Philosophy of Marcus Aurelius " by Donald Robertson.
It would not, I have little doubt, surpass Marcus Aurelius' "Meditations" but it may still be of help in these troubling times.
Anyway, thank you again. I'm okay. I hope you're okay too.
such critical sharing
"I never gave it a Planck length"...me too, and that's a good one that I'll have to remember, Walter.
Are you researching other potential harm vectors of the vaccine: like lipid nanoparticles, DNA plasmids or SV40? Or do you think it's only the vaccine spike protein causing long-term (hopefully not permanent) damage? Per your research on internal 3rd degree burns of the endothelium from spike protein. I've seen SARS-CoV-2 antibodies (blood test) increase but then go down after a period time- is this a relevant test to assess healing? Thanks.
I appreciate your thoughts and direction. I am constantly reminding folks that this construct was created to do damage. Don’t minimize the potential for damage.
yes
Great article. Your theory looks like it is panning out. Thankfully, humans are very diverse in how resilient so many are, so what devastates or kills one my not be an issue for others. As always, good advice in the comments, too.
Thank you for your research the world needs more souls like you. This information dovetails with Michael Nehls, author of the indoctrinated brain indicating the spike protein directly attacks the hippocampus. He found lithium orotate helps regenerate the hippocampus, and it turns out it might help this problem as well: "lithium pretreatment at therapeutically relevant doses not only abolishes the onset of EAE but also greatly reduces demyelination"
Neuroprotective action of lithium in disorders of the central nervous system
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3172812/
That's why we need you, Walter!