Health Protocol for Mandatory Coronavirus Vaccination

[Gaby]

Two doctors (one of whom has Long Covid) have Dr McCullough on as a guest explaining, that to his knowledge you've GOT to detox from the genetically engineered spike protein as it was in both the virus and the vaccine.

Yeah, it was explained in such a clear way, that we published it on sott here:

Long-COVID Syndromic Clusters

In this deeply revealing episode of BS Free MD, Drs. May and Tim Hindmarsh speak with cardiologist and internist Dr. Peter McCullough, a leading scientist investigating long COVID and post-vaccine syndromes. The conversation dives into the...

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The tips were very useful.

Morley explains this in much more detail in his protocol.

He means well, but massive research indicates that he wrongs the public by discouraging vitamin D, specially in those with connective tissue anomalies who are most vulnerable to COVID long.

McCullough, for all he is a mainstream doctor, was forged in the warzone like thousands of practitioners around the world, including me. You definitely want to hear the experience of someone who sees the worst on daily basis and every year, by the thousands, with objective truth as its aim. Not some biochemical left brain stuff that is detached from reality. See also:

The Fatal Mistake Behind Low Vitamin D Supplementation

Redressing "Darwin Awards" when it comes to vitamin D supplementation

healthmatrixnet.substack.com

 

[Arwenn]

He means well, but massive research indicates that he wrongs the public by discouraging vitamin D, specially in those with connective tissue anomalies who are most vulnerable to COVID long.

I see Morley Robbins being mentioned frequently of late on here. I looked into the Root Cause Protocol years ago, there’s definitely some good info there and yes, one has to be careful with supplements throwing the balance of coupled minerals out (sodium/potassium, zinc/copper, calcium/magnesium, etc.).

As Gaby said though, they don’t have the full banana and haven’t been on the frontlines during and after the Covid era. BTW, Robbins is not a doctor (he has a BA in Biology and an MBA in healthcare admin). I’m reminded of the Cs saying “Believing that one source contains all knowledge is contradicting reality” (session 5 October 1994).

 

[Z...]

This is super interesting, Dr Mc Collough has noticed that not only vaccinated people but also many people who had Covid are still full of spike protein and some also have active virus in their bodies.
He seems to be very hands on with the treatment. Apparently sweating destroys spike protein so ramp up your saunas. Also HBOT.

Long-COVID Grips Dr. May Hindmarsh

Dr McCullough works through the clinical approach with husband Dr Tim Hindmarsh on BS Free Podcast

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[Gaby]

This is super interesting, Dr Mc Collough has noticed that not only vaccinated people but also many people who had Covid are still full of spike protein and some also have active virus in their bodies.

Yeah, and Ruth brought it up a few posts ago.

 

[iamthatis]

This is super interesting, Dr Mc Collough has noticed that not only vaccinated people but also many people who had Covid are still full of spike protein and some also have active virus in their bodies.
He seems to be very hands on with the treatment. Apparently sweating destroys spike protein so ramp up your saunas. Also HBOT.

Long-COVID Grips Dr. May Hindmarsh

Dr McCullough works through the clinical approach with husband Dr Tim Hindmarsh on BS Free Podcast

www.thefocalpoints.com

I can attest to the saunas - the last time I got Covid, probably through shedding, nothing was working and I felt horrible for about a week until I got in my IR sauna blanket. It really nuked the spikes.

 

[gottathink]

With confirmation at a previous recent session that everyone should be doing a spike protein detox due to shedding, I would like to ask how to approach this?

After that session in addition to my usual supplements I took Nattokinase and hawthorn tea for a while as well as HBOT for 6 weeks then stopped.

Should we take the supplements continuously, or for a set amount of time say and repeat every three or six months?

 

[Gaby]

Should we take the supplements continuously, or for a set amount of time say and repeat every three or six months?

If you are or were in contact with vaccinated clients, like as a physical therapist, I would do a protocol for three to six months. Then, repeat your protocol everytime there's a vaccine rollout for the flu, zoster virus, COVID-19, etc.

I've seen one family member fall sick with a cold and the rest of the family in close contact reactivates their Epstein Barr virus, even though they themselves didn't had the cold.

It's like the Gulf War Syndrome literature, families of vaccinated soldiers got sick.

I've seen severe COVID-19 long come back to life after the flu vaccine.

This patient was an anti-vaxer who got severe COVID-19, though the main problem was that he had non diagnosed decompensated diabetes, ended up with a bacterial pneumonia and then got the COVID-19 at the peak of the scamdemic. They made an example out of him, so he decided to get at least the flu shot for this season. After a partial recovery from long COVID, his symptoms came back with revenge after the flu shot. His shortness of breath takes place when he talks. All the respiratory and cardio tests are normal.

 

[gottathink]

If you are or were in contact with vaccinated clients, like as a physical therapist, I would do a protocol for three to six months. Then, repeat your protocol everytime there's a vaccine rollout for the flu, zoster virus, COVID-19, etc.

That makes sense. Basically every season when the health authorities push out the seasonal vaccines.

The seasonal vaccinations in New Zealand run from 1 April to 31 December. I am usually taking a break from clinical work July and August. I can do the protocol twice yearly April to end June. Then again September to end November.

 

[Nachtweide]

I have a question regarding a severe inflammation of the shoulder (frozen shoulder, impingement). My son had a work accident years ago, and due to his job as a painter, severe inflammations occur at intervals. At the moment, he has to wait 2 months for an appointment with his doctor, but the problem is his new job, which he only started in November. In previous inflammation episodes, he received a cortisone pulse therapy as primary medication. Now, through my niece (who is a doctor), I can get a private prescription for Dexamethasone 8 mg. My questions would be: How long and in what dosage should I set him up on it? I have a mixture of 50% DMSO / 50% castor oil for rubbing in. Would that be helpful? Can I use boron? In addition, I have given him MSM. Would cannabis oil help, and if so, which product? Is there anything else I can do? Thank you all for your advice.

 

[Gaby]

Now, through my niece (who is a doctor), I can get a private prescription for Dexamethasone 8 mg. My questions would be: How long and in what dosage should I set him up on it?

Your niece if she's a doctor, will take care of the prescription and details.

 

[Nachtweide]

Your niece if she's a doctor, will take care of the prescription and details.

I think I expressed myself a bit unclearly. My son doesn’t have an appointment with the doctor who treated him before until the end of February. In the past 2 years, there have been 3 situations where his shoulder became extremely inflamed, and he was given cortisone in tablet form each time. The problem is that he only started his new job 3 months ago and absolutely cannot risk being put on sick leave.
My niece is a cardiologist and told me that her experience in rheumatology/orthopedics is not very strong. She examined him and found significant inflammation with restricted movement. When it came to the dosage, I had the feeling she was unsure about the amount and the duration.
Now I’m in a difficult situation. On one hand, I could wait until the end of February — but then there’s a very high probability that he would lose his job because of a sick note. On the other hand, I have the option to suppress the inflammation and prevent a worse course.
I myself only want what’s best for him and don’t want to start an experiment. The current proposed dosage is: 4 days 8 mg / 4 days 4 mg / 4 days 2 mg for tapering off.
Of course, I know that I’m moving in an area where I personally have no training. But otherwise I don’t know what else to do.

 

[Breo]

I can get a private prescription for Dexamethasone 8 mg. My questions would be: How long and in what dosage should I set him up on it? I have a mixture of 50% DMSO / 50% castor oil for rubbing in. Would that be helpful? Can I use boron? In addition, I have given him MSM. Would cannabis oil help, and if so, which product? Is there anything else I can do? Thank you all for your advice.

I thought of maybe you could give neuraltherapy with procaine a try. There are several mentions on the forum and a thread from Gaby dedicated to it:

In this case, procaine ( AKA novocaine) is used, and not so much as a local anesthetic, but as wonder agent which acts as a crystalline liquid capable of reducing inflammation, resetting chaotic membrane potentials in diseased tissues and increasing blood flow to problematical areas so that the body can regulate itself. Procaine is also antimicrobial and has anti-tumoral properties, it also has a sympatholytic effect (anti-stress). There's something very special about procaine which helps regulate the ANS, well past its duration of action.

Its easy to apply, several tiny subcutane injections of small dosage on according accupuncture spots. I just got it lately for inflammed gums and jaw ( several points along neck, shoulders and spine) and it worked wonders on all of my system. It really regulates pain, inflammation and more. So maybe thats something for your son too? Wishing you all the best :)

 

[Gaby]

I thought of maybe you could give neuraltherapy with procaine a try. There are several mentions on the forum and a thread from Gaby dedicated to it:

That might be safer, overall. I mean, if a cardiologist doesn't know how to prescribe cortisone, perhaps she shouldn't do it just in case there's an adverse effect. Prescriptions such as cortisone are best left to the practicing physician who knows the patient. I've seen people develop a pulmonary embolism (long before the COVID era) and stress fractures from it. It's a prescription between a physician and her or his patient. Murphy's law and all that.