Health Protocol for Mandatory Coronavirus Vaccination

[Persej]

(Gaby) In a prior session, they were saying it was not mostly the US experiments that were a threat to humanity, but instead a space virus. So, if that's the case, in theory if there's a 4th density STS virus coming up, will it be a DNA or an RNA virus?

A: RNA.

Q: (Gaby) And what kind of disease will it produce?

A: Most likely to be similar to primitive smallpox.

Q: (Pierre) Primitive smallpox is nasty. It's a descendant of the Black Death.

(L) I think we decided that primitive smallpox was the Black Death.

(Gaby) Smallpox is a DNA virus. So if this is an RNA virus, it could be nastier I suppose.

Session 23 April 2022

If the RNA virus is what we should be expecting, then perhaps this could be helpful:

We recently identified that O-GlcNAcylation, a posttranslational modification derived from hexosamine biosynthetic pathway (HBP), is essential for virus-induced MAVS activation and IFN signaling. We demonstrated that D-glucosamine (GlcN), a commonly used dietary supplement, increases MAVS O-GlcNAcylation and enhances MAVS-mediated IFN signaling, and thereby exhibits a broad-spectrum antiviral activity.

Oral administration of D-glucosamine confers broad-spectrum protection against human coronaviruses including SARS-CoV-2 - Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy

www.nature.com

It is known that lethal viruses profoundly manipulate host metabolism, but how the metabolism alternation affects the immediate host antiviral immunity remains elusive. Here, we report that the O-GlcNAcylation of mitochondrial antiviral-signaling protein (MAVS), a key mediator of interferon signaling, is a critical regulation to activate the host innate immunity against RNA viruses. We show that O-GlcNAcylation depletion in myeloid cells renders the host more susceptible to virus infection both in vitro and in vivo. Mechanistically, we demonstrate that MAVS O-GlcNAcylation is required for virus-induced MAVS K63-linked ubiquitination, thereby facilitating IRF3 activation and IFNβ production. We further demonstrate that D-glucosamine, a commonly used dietary supplement, effectively protects mice against a range of lethal RNA viruses, including human influenza virus. Our study highlights a critical role of O-GlcNAcylation in regulating host antiviral immunity and validates D-glucosamine as a potential therapeutic for virus infections.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2211124719310010

In Vitro Antiviral and Anti-Inflammatory Activities of N-Acetylglucosamine: Development of an Alternative and Safe Approach to Fight Viral Respiratory Infections - PubMed

Viral respiratory tract infections (RTIs) are responsible for significant morbidity and mortality worldwide. A prominent feature of severe respiratory infections, such as severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) infection, is the cytokine release syndrome. Therefore, there is...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

In vivo antiviral activity of D-glucosamine - Archives of Virology

Intraperitoneal treatments with D-glucosamine, an inhibitor of the glycosylation of the viral envelope, decreased the growth rate of tumors induced in quails or in chicks by Rous sarcoma virus and increased the survival of mice inoculated with human influenza virus.

link.springer.com

 

[Persej]

Commonly sold forms of glucosamine are glucosamine sulfate, glucosamine chondroitin, glucosamine hydrochloride, and N-acetylglucosamine. And of course, as with many other things, there is some controversy about which one is the best form. In my country, the sulfate form is the most prevalent, but I have seen several people on the internet recommending the chloride form. As one example:

For several months I had unpleasant hip pain, which prevented me from sleeping. All the medications I used, including Glucosamine from other manufacturers, did not bring relief. I decided to try Glucosamine pura both because of the manufacturer's reputation and because of the economical packaging. I would like to point out that I am a qualified pharmacist and that I knew all the products available in pharmacies very well. The choice was more than excellent. I like to say that magic happened, because from the first tablet, the pain disappeared. I continue to use the product, because I am 52 years old and I want to protect my joints with this miraculous medicine. I recommend it to both patients and acquaintances, and believe me, everyone has excellent results.

The difference between that glucosamine and all others is that this one is in chloride form, while others are in sulfate. Of course, none of this speaks about their antiviral properties, but perhaps it should be taken into consideration.

 

[Persej]

It seems that the main difference between different forms of glucosamine is in their potency:

The amount of glucosamine claimed for each product (as listed on the product label) was converted to GFB using the following conversion of glucosamine salts to GFB:

1 g glucosamine hydrochloride (GHCl) or GK (potassium salt) = 0.83 g GFB;

1 g N-acetyl glucosamine (NG) = 1 g GFB;

1g glucosamine sulphate (GS) = 0.6 g GFB

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/7359914

A further confusing problem, reviewed by Houpt, et al, is that glucosamine as a sulfate contains some 50% less bioactive base than does the chloride.

Active ingredient consistency of commercially available glucosamine sulfate products.

OBJECTIVE: To assess the content of active ingredient in over-the-counter (OTC) glucosamine sulfate (GLS) preparations. METHODS: We analyzed in a coded, blind manner 14 commercially available capsules or tablets of GLS, plus one herbal mixture as a control. We used a high performance liquid...

www.jrheum.org

 

[broken.english]

But this is just an example, if anyone want to correct the main table, please go on.

Nattokinase

I would rather put it in a capsule so it can pass the stomach unharmed. Otherwise it will just help with digestion.

 

[Persej]

Currently, I am battling with another round of respiratory virus. And one thing that seems to have a strong positive effect on me is rooibos tea. I wasn't drinking this tea for ages because I couldn't find it in local shops, but it appeared recently and I bought it just for pleasure. But yesterday I got flu symptoms, so I took some tea as an additional thing to fight against this virus. And it seems to have a very quick effect in reducing the headache and high temperature. This is my first time that I am drinking this tea when I have a flu, but it seems that it is doing something good. I found this:

In this study, crude extracts of Aspalathus linearis, a plant reported to have anti-HIV activity, were evaluated in vitro for their activity against the influenza A virus. Of the extracts tested, an alkaline extract of Aspalathus linearis demonstrated the strongest inhibition against influenza A virus and could also inhibit different types of influenza viruses, including Oseltamivir-resistant influenza viruses A and B. Our time course of addition studies indicated that the alkaline extract of Aspalathus linearis exerts its antiviral effect predominantly during the late stages of the influenza virus replication process.

Antiviral Activity of Aspalathus linearis against Human Influenza Virus - PubMed

Influenza A viruses are responsible for annual epidemics and occasional pandemics, which cause significant morbidity and mortality. The limited protection offered by influenza vaccination, and the emergence of drug-resistant influenza strains, highlight the urgent need for the development of...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

I just checked, and the water that I was using for the tea just happens to be alkaline (pH 8.1). So if you want to try this yourself, make sure you are using alkaline water.

 

[Persej]

(Gaby) In a prior session, they were saying it was not mostly the US experiments that were a threat to humanity, but instead a space virus. So, if that's the case, in theory if there's a 4th density STS virus coming up, will it be a DNA or an RNA virus?

A: RNA.

Q: (Gaby) And what kind of disease will it produce?

A: Most likely to be similar to primitive smallpox.

Q: (Pierre) Primitive smallpox is nasty. It's a descendant of the Black Death.

(L) I think we decided that primitive smallpox was the Black Death.

(Gaby) Smallpox is a DNA virus. So if this is an RNA virus, it could be nastier I suppose.

(Pierre) With 79% death rate, it's nasty.

(Joe) What kind of treatments would be effective against such a critter?

A: Vit C and oxygen.

Session 23 April 2022

But what kind of vitamin C?

In the present study, ascorbic acid weakly inhibited the multiplication of viruses of three different families: herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1), influenza virus type A and poliovirus type 1. Dehydroascorbic acid, an oxidized form of ascorbic acid and hence without reducing ability, showed much stronger antiviral activity than ascorbic acid, indicating that the antiviral activity of ascorbic acid is due to factors other than an antioxidant mechanism. Moreover, addition of 1 mM Fe3+, which oxidizes ascorbic acid to dehydroascorbic acid and also enhances the formation of hydroxyl radicals by ascorbic acid in the culture media, strongly enhanced the antiviral activity of ascorbic acid to a level significantly stronger than that of dehydroascorbic acid. Although both ascorbic acid and dehydroascorbic acid showed some cytotoxicity, the degree of cytotoxicity of the former was 10-fold higher than the latter, suggesting that the observed antiviral activity of ascorbic acid with and without ferric ion is, at least in part, a secondary result of the cytotoxic effect of the reagent, most likely due to the free radicals. However, the possibility that oxidation of ascorbic acid also contributed to the antiviral effects of ascorbic acid exists, in particular in the presence of ferric ion, since dehydroascorbic acid exhibited a very strong antiviral activity. Characterization of the mode of antiviral action of dehydroascorbic acid revealed that the addition of the reagent even at 11 h post infection almost completely inhibited the formation of progeny infectious virus in the infected cells, indicating that the reagent inhibits HSV-1 multiplication probably at the assembly process of progeny virus particles after the completion of viral DNA replication.

Antiviral effects of ascorbic and dehydroascorbic acids in vitro

In the present study, ascorbic acid weakly inhibited the multiplication of viruses of three different families: herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1), influenza virus type A and poliovirus type 1. Dehydroascorbic acid, an oxidized form of ascorbic acid and hence without reducing ability, showed...

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In the present study, dehydroascorbic acid inhibited the multiplication of viruses of three different families: herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1), influenza virus type A and poliovirus type 1. Although dehydroascorbic acid showed some cytotoxicity at higher concentrations, the observed antiviral activity was not the secondary result of the cytotoxic effect of the reagent, as the inhibition of virus multiplication was observed at reagent concentrations significantly lower than those resulting in cytotoxicity. Characterization of the mode of the antiviral action of dehydroascorbic acid against HSV-1 revealed that the addition of reagent at any time post infection inhibited the formation of progeny infectious virus in the infected cells, and a one-step growth curve showed that the addition of reagent allowed formation for an additional 2 h, but then almost completely suppressed it. These results indicate that the reagent inhibits HSV-1 multiplication after the completion of viral DNA replication, probably at the step of the envelopment of viral nucleocapsids at the Golgi apparatus of infected cells.

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The virus yield decreased with increasing concentrations of dehydroascorbic acid: with 10 mM of the reagent, the yield of influenza virus, HSV-1 and poliovirus was approximately one thousandth, one tenth and half that in the absence of the reagent, respectively, indicating that influenza virus is the most sensitive and poliovirus is the least sensitive of these viruses. These results clearly show that dehydroascorbic acid inhibits the multiplication of viruses of widely different structures (regardless of whether they are enveloped or non-enveloped, double-stranded DNA- or single-stranded RNA-genome) and also that it inhibits virus multiplication whether the replication and transcription of the viral genome occur in the nucleus or in the cytoplasm of the infected cells.

Antiviral effects of dehydroascorbic acid

In the present study, dehydroascorbic acid inhibited the multiplication of viruses of three different families: herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1), influenza virus type A and poliovirus type 1. Although dehydroascorbic acid showed some cytotoxicity at higher concentrations, the observed...

www.spandidos-publications.com

Influenza is an RNA virus. So dehydroascorbic acid is good against RNA viruses.

 

[Fluffy]

I’m just wondering if y’all know of anyone who has had success using any of the protocols to nullify covid vaccine after it has caused damage.

Our 21 year old niece just spent a week in hospital with myocarditis, obviously doctors have no idea (or saying that they don’t know) what’s causing it. She went home with heart meds, other meds to counter side effects of heart meds and antibiotics.

I would like to recommend a basic protocol of nattokinase, bromelain and NAC. Would this be the right approach after injury has already occurred- assuming it’s from the vax?



what do you think?

 

[Gaby]

Our 21 year old niece just spent a week in hospital with myocarditis, obviously doctors have no idea (or saying that they don’t know) what’s causing it. She went home with heart meds, other meds to counter side effects of heart meds and antibiotics.

There are reported testimonials of reversal of myocarditis by the mRNA COVID vaccine with augmented NAC. Science sounds iffy, something about augmenting coherence in the NAC molecule, but the testimonials are amazing. You can hear the testimonials from a doctor interviewed by John Campbell. I think it's this video:

I tried the supplement myself and stopped for a week or less after it was finished, and I realized I was having retention of liquids. As I restarted augmented NAC (along with plasmalogens), I felt much better and unloaded one kg of retention of liquids.

 

[Fluffy]

There are reported testimonials of reversal of myocarditis by the mRNA COVID vaccine with augmented NAC. Science sounds iffy, something about augmenting coherence in the NAC molecule, but the testimonials are amazing. You can hear the testimonials from a doctor interviewed by John Campbell. I think it's this video:

I tried the supplement myself and stopped for a week or less after it was finished, and I realized I was having retention of liquids. As I restarted augmented NAC (along with plasmalogens), I felt much better and unloaded one kg of retention of liquids.

Thank you Gaby , I’ll pass on the info. We are trying to sidestep any notions that this is potentially caused by the vax to alleviate any guilt felt by her mum who encouraged her daughter to get the shots to go on holidays, dad is very aware of vax complications but also wants to block it out because of fear- understandable but not helpful.

I hope they’ll try something, they think I’m nuts so delivering the info might be the hardest part.

 

[axj]

I hope they’ll try something, they think I’m nuts so delivering the info might be the hardest part.

Maybe if you point them to some studies (rather than what they perceive as "antivaxxer sources") they may agree:

https://search.brave.com/search?q=s...summary=1&conversation=33c8a6d39a2831bc2e374c

 

[iamthatis]

I’m just wondering if y’all know of anyone who has had success using any of the protocols to nullify covid vaccine after it has caused damage.

Our 21 year old niece just spent a week in hospital with myocarditis, obviously doctors have no idea (or saying that they don’t know) what’s causing it. She went home with heart meds, other meds to counter side effects of heart meds and antibiotics.

I would like to recommend a basic protocol of nattokinase, bromelain and NAC. Would this be the right approach after injury has already occurred- assuming it’s from the vax?



what do you think?

Yeah, a few acquaintances of mine have shared what sounded to me like classic vaccine injury symptoms. In these conversations, I say something like, 'I was feeling similar. I have a friend who is a doctor and another who is a nutritionist, and they recommended I take such and such supplements. Now I feel a LOT better!' I was infected with the original bioweapon, and so I talk about that, emphasizing how much better I feel now, and leave the jabs aside if I sense it's a touchy issue.

In addition to what you've already recommended, I usually suggest Lipo C, high dose Vit D (5000 iu+/day), K2, Magnesium, a B complex, and a multi-mineral. Melatonin is also an anti-viral.

 

[Bastian]

I’m just wondering if y’all know of anyone who has had success using any of the protocols to nullify covid vaccine after it has caused damage.

Yes, I've heard about a MD in southern France who is able to treat the unwanted effects of the Covid vax, or the long Covid.
Including health nightmares such as ALS...

These treatments are based on the discovery and protocols proposed by Dr Jean-Marc Sabatier, a French senior researcher in microbiology and biochemistry (working at CNRS) - not MD. He discovered, and published as early as April 2020, that the virus by itself (if such a thing exists) is not the direct cause of many of the symptoms, but the disregulation and unbalance of the Renin-Angiotensin(-Aldosterone) System or RA(A)S, through the "monopolisation" and activation of ACE2 receptor, and then AT1R receptor, by the spike protein of the "natural" "virus" or the one induced by the vax. The RAS unbalance is responsible for the myriad of different (and sometimes strange) symptoms associated to Covid (but also Lyme disease, etc.). According to him, it would even be the source of all illnesses, but genetic ones (such as Elhers-Danlos syndrom).

So, whatever the symptoms are, the quickest way to regain health is to rebalance the RAS, and that's possible with common food supplements (without any drug, even if some can be useful in some cases). The main one being vitamin D3 in high doses (along with magnesium and zinc). There are many others useful too (including vitamins Bx, C, K2, NAC, L-taurine, etc.), which are listed in his book (Covid long et effets indésirables du vaccin - Mécanismes biologiques et traitements prometteurs, éd. Guy Trédaniel, 2024) but also in many of his conferences or interviews, available on YouTube.
BTW, @Gaby if you have not yet read it, that may be a good idea. (Elhers-Danlos syndrom is mentionned pp. 455-457 in a chapter about troubles associated to genetic illnesses which are worsened by Covid vax).

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I would like to recommend a basic protocol of nattokinase, bromelain and NAC. Would this be the right approach after injury has already occurred- assuming it’s from the vax?

In such a case, the best solution appears to me (I'm not MD !) a mix of :
- a special treatment targetting the special illness (in this case, myocarditis), including drugs
- the general "treatment" to rebalance the RAS (which is the general root cause of all the symptoms) with food supplements.

And the good news is that, if a French MD (applying Sabatier's ideas) is able to treat (and reverse) severe illness such as ALS, heart diseases, etc. then it should be possible for many such cases...
(Of course, depending on other non-material factors such as karmic lessons, etc.)

PS : for those among you interested in the scientific details, Jean-Marc Sabatier published over 50 papers on Covid, RAS, etc.
Besides his scientific papers (in English, of course), most of his content is in French, such as his X.com account, his YT account and other conferences or interviews with him on YT.

 

[Fluffy]

Maybe if you point them to some studies (rather than what they perceive as "antivaxxer sources") they may agree:

https://search.brave.com/search?q=s...summary=1&conversation=33c8a6d39a2831bc2e374c

Oooh, good one!! Thanks a bunch axj.

 

[Fluffy]

Yeah, a few acquaintances of mine have shared what sounded to me like classic vaccine injury symptoms. In these conversations, I say something like, 'I was feeling similar. I have a friend who is a doctor and another who is a nutritionist, and they recommended I take such and such supplements. Now I feel a LOT better!' I was infected with the original bioweapon, and so I talk about that, emphasizing how much better I feel now, and leave the jabs aside if I sense it's a touchy issue.

In addition to what you've already recommended, I usually suggest Lipo C, high dose Vit D (5000 iu+/day), K2, Magnesium, a B complex, and a multi-mineral. Melatonin is also an anti-viral.

Thank you, I doubt they’ll listen to me talking (I’m tarnished forever with them because of my use of heavy drugs 15 years ago), not until they’ve exhausted all of their other recourses and things don’t get better, that’s the sad part, wasting time while her heart declines.

I’ll add the things you mention to the list of things. I spoke to her father who doesn’t judge me but quickly shut me down when I asked ‘what do you think is causing it’ saying ‘let’s not go there shall we’
I suppose the best I can do is send the list by message and it’s up to them if they want to after that.

 

[Fluffy]

Yes, I've heard about a MD in southern France who is able to treat the unwanted effects of the Covid vax, or the long Covid.
Including health nightmares such as ALS...

These treatments are based on the discovery and protocols proposed by Dr Jean-Marc Sabatier, a French senior researcher in microbiology and biochemistry (working at CNRS) - not MD. He discovered, and published as early as April 2020, that the virus by itself (if such a thing exists) is not the direct cause of many of the symptoms, but the disregulation and unbalance of the Renin-Angiotensin(-Aldosterone) System or RA(A)S, through the "monopolisation" and activation of ACE2 receptor, and then AT1R receptor, by the spike protein of the "natural" "virus" or the one induced by the vax. The RAS unbalance is responsible for the myriad of different (and sometimes strange) symptoms associated to Covid (but also Lyme disease, etc.). According to him, it would even be the source of all illnesses, but genetic ones (such as Elhers-Danlos syndrom).

So, whatever the symptoms are, the quickest way to regain health is to rebalance the RAS, and that's possible with common food supplements (without any drug, even if some can be useful in some cases). The main one being vitamin D3 in high doses (along with magnesium and zinc). There are many others useful too (including vitamins Bx, C, K2, NAC, L-taurine, etc.), which are listed in his book (Covid long et effets indésirables du vaccin - Mécanismes biologiques et traitements prometteurs, éd. Guy Trédaniel, 2024) but also in many of his conferences or interviews, available on YouTube.
BTW, @Gaby if you have not yet read it, that may be a good idea. (Elhers-Danlos syndrom is mentionned pp. 455-457 in a chapter about troubles associated to genetic illnesses which are worsened by Covid vax).


In such a case, the best solution appears to me (I'm not MD !) a mix of :
- a special treatment targetting the special illness (in this case, myocarditis), including drugs
- the general "treatment" to rebalance the RAS (which is the general root cause of all the symptoms) with food supplements.

And the good news is that, if a French MD (applying Sabatier's ideas) is able to treat (and reverse) severe illness such as ALS, heart diseases, etc. then it should be possible for many such cases...
(Of course, depending on other non-material factors such as karmic lessons, etc.)

PS : for those among you interested in the scientific details, Jean-Marc Sabatier published over 50 papers on Covid, RAS, etc.
Besides his scientific papers (in English, of course), most of his content is in French, such as his X.com account, his YT account and other conferences or interviews with him on YT.

Wow sounds very interesting, thank you, I’ll look into it too for other family members who are struggling with health things- which is pretty much everyone these days!
Thanks Bastian