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Is an implication of IFR3 not functioning properly, that long-term fasting, may not cause cell-death of cells creating the spike protein? If Mitochondria are not telling the cell to die, does that include during a fast? I always have thought of fasting as the body's "cure-all" for sickness, in a manor of speaking.

That destroying old, cancerous, malfunctioning cells, and then replacing them with new revitalized cells following a fast (assuming one eats health/clean/without toxins/environmental pollutions), was like a 'clean install' on a PC where every setting you might have fiddled with or application that slows your PC, is gone and you're back to a machine running (more or less) as good as it did out of the box.

However, does this mean the old, cancerous or malfunctioning cells (in terms of producing spike proteins following a covid infection or injection-of-vaccine), would not be eliminated by a fast? or does fasting uprate IFR3 and therefore still work?

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If the problem is spike protein persistence, is ivermectin (as in twice a week) a good therapeutic?

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Two of the best healing protocols which are essential listening/viewing

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0f7NyADza83Q20LxOw5ELM?si=SRxAGSacTr23PT0wyfAr7g

https://drtesslawrie.substack.com/p/tess-talks-with-dr-tina-peers#play

Paul Merick says the only way to remove the spike is through the autophagy immune system. Ivermectin might bind to it, might outcompete for the cell receptor etc but just like dandelion leaf extract and pine needle tea it may minimise the damage but doesn't remove the toxin

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What tests would be used to screen for spike?

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Dr. Cole can test for spike from infection and spike from injection; I haven't checked to see if he offers this testing outside of his independent consulting. https://www.colediagnostics.com/

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I think whatever the assay, it would need to be available from most labs. If not, it isn’t likely to happen.

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As to tests, which are they, are they reasonably available and are they reasonably timely in providing an answer? Are they quantifiable, I.e., could they show serially the ( hopefully) progression decay or diminution, or, do they merely show presence/ absence ( on/off)?

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Good questions! Check out Dr. Cole's pathology lab and perhaps ask them. They have an email contact and you can call them. I imagine there are other labs offering them by now. I am trying to remember the name of 2 labs that do specialty ones, they were in CA. If I remember or run into any I will come back and post here.

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I found this digging through his site....

https://www.covidlonghaulers.com/north-america/home

The cytokine 14 marker panel - this assay gives you the results for 14 cytokines our research and publications have suggested as playing a role in inflammation

S1 Immune Subset Panel - with the immune subset panel test, we can measure S1 spike proteins in monocytes, detect any abnormal elevation in CD16+ monocytes and CD4/CD8 ratios

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I wonder if the immunologists, scientists, doctors and anyone else who worked on this Bioweapon, mock us and giggle.... “the useless eaters aren’t so dumb after all “. Thanks Walter and we all need to take care of our health and wellness.

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I doubt that anyone till this moment is fully aware of the implications that C19 and the vaccine is causing, as for the evaluation decades are needed to have a full oversight, this gene experiment needs between 2 to 5 decades minimum to be evaluated. It says it all why they wanted to cover up all the data till 2090, this and the next who knows 2 generations already deceased .

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"induce the upregulation of IRF3" ???? How to induce upregulation? Did I miss the prescription?

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According to AJ's post below... https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35227883/ This study implies Omega-3 containing higher levels of DHA will result in IFR3 upregulation. Omega-3 has been shown in studies to improve brain-health/brain cell-health and reduce your likelihood of dementia. Its possible, one mechanism by which it occurs, is encouraging cell death of old-cells so they can be renewed/replaced with healthy-younger cells. As opposed to logging up over time. Many people believe in a high-ratio of omega 3 to 6/9 results in better overall health and today's diet heavy in grains/chicken and even eggs, will throw your ratios "out of wack" a bit in your 30s/40s and more so as you age as the effect accumulates. Hence supplementing 3 helps even out the ratio.

Who knows though. There's a group of health-subsect-cult-nuts called eggtarians that eat literately just eggs and swear its great for male-health in terms of erection-strength, muscle-gains, clarity of thought, etc. As if its nature's super-food. Though eggs have a very bad ratio of omega 3 to 6-9 and will supposedly promote inflammation and many people theorize that diet over a period of just 2 years will result in perhaps an allergic or autoimmune response to eggs due to over-exposure. That's what Thomas Delauer stated would be the outcome. Yet some men in the cult of eggtarians swear they've followed it for decades; akin to "meat heals", they think "eggs heal"; comparatively to grain-heavy, carb/sugar-rich diets.

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Interesting. I remember a few years ago the worlds oldest woman died in Europe (something like that). When she had been asked what was the secret to her long life (prior to her death;) she had said she had eaten a raw egg every day.

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What an interesting fact. Hmmm...

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Per Dr Tenpenny, I believe some good people are working on some kind of testing for Spike

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The bioweapon (a) and the mass manufactured shots (b) were both engineered to infect humans with the spike protein.

If a) and b) were also designed to cause the body to produce the spike protein, supposedly in b) to elicit a mitigating antibody response, then it would make complete sense that the bioweapon could be engineered to disable the immune response. (In the attached article HIV-1 is mentioned as regards IRF3 in numerous references.) In the scenario that Walter is describing, the IRF3 would be disabled and the innate immune response, including apoptosis. Bloody hell.....

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Oh, G-help us , please!

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I remember seeing a video from a scientific conference in 2017 (?) with a female scientist talking about a new SARS virus they had spliced parts of 8 other viruses into, including part of the HIV virus that helps it invade cells. Of course, she has since disappeared.

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Fauci. The Hiv response lord.

Something is rotten when:

the creators of the bioweapons are.....

the same people responsible for the "authorized" treatments

and the mandated government response policy.

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Incredibly important posting with sub-posts included therein. Both shattering and indescribably moving. Thank you, Fast Eddy ! You have performed a humanitarian service by posting this, beyond all reckoning. May it be His will that our Father and King regard our fatal plight with generous mercy and abundant forgiveness, saving us alike despite culpability and captious scorn, despite ignorance and willfully purposeful sin. He did show us the rainbow after destroying Sodom and Gomorrah, promising never again to destroy the earth and its population, His creation.

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UEP should be read with this music in the background... https://metatron.substack.com/p/covid-requiem-aeternam?s=r

There is something sinister... horrifying.... unholy ... about becoming aware that one's species is being extincted.

So much so that nobody is willing to see nor accept -- the obvious

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That's true. Too much oil usage and not a fast enough adoption of alternatives like hemp oil. Assuming that is even Net energy positive by the time you refine it.

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35227883/

"...administration of DHA increased IRF3 expression and provided a pro-survival advantage for the endothelial system in the context of pressure overload...targeting IRF3 might be a useful therapeutic strategy for cardioprotection in cardiac hypertrophy and heart failure."

Myocarditis has different features, but might have a positive response to DHA as well; fish oil has

long been used for cardiac health. Imo, it couldn't hurt to take if long covid or covid cardiac conditions are suspected; check with cardiologist.

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If you have identified or discovered RIPA pathway, is there a way to use this?

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I believe some of this author's earlier works on his Friday-Hope special suggest NAC, Bromelian, Quercetin, Omega-3s, etc. Each week, the author posts a "Friday-Hope" post where he suggests some supplements with some clinical evidence out there for its efficacy in generally lab-dishes for breaking down the spike protein. The problem is, whether this would scale to the human body. Following his guidelines, I've been taking about 2.4g of NAC and 2.4g of Bromelain a day. I haven't caught covid since my first time but my lingering long covid symptoms haven't entirely disappeared either. Mainly never ending phlegm.

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I take Vit D3 + K2, Quercetin with Zinc, Liposomal Vit C. I have taken various other supplements during the last 3 years but these are my staples. I haven’t even has a cold much less anything else for at least 10 years.

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I guess the only real difference is NAC and Omega-3 then between what you are doing and some of the products recommended on Friday help.

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I have taken krill oil but it made no difference in my cholesterol levels and I didn’t feel any different on it. So I stopped using it. I forgot to mention that I am in the supposed high risk group of senior citizens. I have no medical conditions & I’m not overweight.

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I also suffer from chronic phlegm, so far 9 months after a very mild Covid. I ‘ll try anything, and will attempt to obtain above items. I’ve used expectorant and antihistamines, but not nearly effective.

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Morton, have you tried black seed oil? Nigella Sativa aka as

Kalonji oil. I've been using it for the last year. By all means do your research but it's one of the safest thing one can take. One more thing: when I got started I ordered on line, very, very pricey now I'm getting it from (brick and mortar) Indian? Pakistani? Punjabi? Shop here (I'm in Qld, Australia) Virgin, cold pressed at the fraction of the cost, and I know it works as well as the expensive one. :-D

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I've forgotten to mention horseradish tablets/capsules. Horseradish

is great for resp./phlegm 😊

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Marta S.

Could you please put up a link to the store you order it from in India? Thanks!

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Hi Michelle, I'm not able to do that, I'm sorry. What I meant was, that there are here actual shops with the Indian stuff. I don't know where you are Michelle, but if you have to order online, just google "black seed oil" to buy in your location. Be mindful it is Nigella Sativa and cold pressed. Most likely you'll be able to get it from a place/distributor "closer to home" rather than from some far away location. And also it (BSO) is not so esoteric in the west anymore and being mention on occasion in the context of our current

predicament.

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Yes, I wish I could figure out how to get rid of this phlegm. Its quite annoying to wake up to. I find throughout the day, its almost gone by late evening but the next morning...its back. I think its something about lying down vertically that causes it to be able to travel up more ....easily/readily? Part of me wants to try a nebulizer with some type of antifungal, anti-mold or antibiotic medication ext. Who knows, if that would even work. I feel like I've tried every suggested cure under the sun. My doctor's only belief is "take the vaccine!" as a recommended cure and no way it heck would I ever consider that after I already have some degree of natural immunity, you know?

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Your doctor is like mine, an idiot.

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Try NAC - used by people with cystic fibrosis to clear phlegm from their lungs.

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Try NAC. It is used by people with cystic fibrosis to clear phlegm from their lungs - this being their biggest problem.

Also investigate methylene blue. There are several videos on Youtube about it including two with Dr Golwalkar, an Indian pulmonologist who uses it (at very low concentrations of 0.1%) to treat people with fibrotic lung disease.

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Well, after looking up information on methylene blue, I'm convinced to give it a try. I figure I've got nothing to lose as it seems to be very safe. Your Dr you recommend was in a YouTube video with a ton of all cited research and clearly explained potential mechanisms of action. It convinced me to try based upon the many before and after lung fibrosis and pulmonary lung xrays. If following a nebulizer schedule for 3 months makes a difference, I'll go for it. I'm also going to start fasting soon too at the start to give my body the best chance possible

I'll be getting some delivered on Wednesday and my nebulizer arrives the same day so I'll try a round of cds followed by a round of methylene blue and see how it goes.

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Hmm, I take about 4-500mg or 2g of NAC each night before bed. Phlegm continues. I keep hearing people mention methylene blue a lot.... I've also been trying CDS with no luck. I think, to be honest, I just need to stop-eating for ten days..... and just drink water + maybe a tiny bit of vitamin d/zinc/anti-clotting pills/cds/anti-oxidants like NAC every fifth day.

At the recommendation of a fellow substack reader, I've actually bought a nebulizer that's supposed to arrive soon. So I'll be trying CDS + distilled water nebulized. People say that helps kill bacteria/lung/phlegm/issues, etc

Looking up some studies on Methylene blue, it seems interesting. It apparently has benefits following and pre heart-surgery with preventing septic shock to the heart and reduces a risk of some kind of nerve/heart pumping disorder. Its use prior to surgery is associated with less mortality. So it seems to have 'some' heart benefits. I haven't seen good evidence of lung benefits but I'll checkout Dr Golwalkar next.

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Yes, the phlegm! I’ve had Covid 3 times now, and I constantly have a “puddle” in my throat.

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A truly monumental and crucial question! Were that it was so. Are there any additional steps / adjuvants/additions or crucial factors to remove or modify, which would enhance, assist or catalyze the destruction of, or at least enhance the diminution of the spike protein?

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Another doctor on mainstream news saying he found snake venom enzymes in sick people.

https://youtu.be/4eshN813NNM

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May I also add another stage here, spike protein mediated elevation of MALAT-1:

LncRNA Malat1 inhibition of TDP43 cleavage suppresses IRF3-initiated antiviral innate immunity

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32907941/

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Fisetin an extract of strawberries promotes apoptosis

https://www.thelancet.com/article/S2352-3964(18)30373-6/fulltext

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Walter:

Is there any evidence indicating that Zyklon (hydrogen cyanide) well known toxic mechanisms are deployed by SARS-Cov-2? For example: "cytochrome c oxidase, contains several subunits and has ligands containing iron groups. The cyanide component of Zyklon B can bind at one of these iron groups, heme a3 ....Consequently, electron transport is halted, and cells can no longer produce the energy needed to synthesize ATP" (from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zyklon_B)

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Ah. Research. Viruses. Viral things. Virationalizationology. Good thing the WHO is around to provide their interim official definitions of long COVID etc and other ways to keep us busy. Why face reality when we can play let's pretend? The important thing is we LOOK smart. Now let's move.

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This forum might be pretty helpful to people. If it’s aging us at a high speed. This is a anti aging forum, lots of good info there.

https://www.rapamycin.news/latest

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I don’t really understand this. Is this something the average person could do?

https://www.freepatentsonline.com/6034073.html

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