Friends,
We are here to follow-up on information presented last time: the fact that mRNA vaccines (and Novavax) all create production of SARS-COV-2 "spike proteins"; that these proteins are known to circulate widely in your body and provoke inflammation and tissue damage wherever they are found; and that the spike protein is a toxin that directly damages cell membranes.
Of course, a natural SARS-COV-2 infection also brings its own spike protein burden, but this is predicted to be less extensive (in amount and duration) than the vaccine-induced burden, since the vaccine mRNA has been engineered to resist degradation and to create a "super-potent" burst of spike protein production.
(In case you missed it, here is a link to that previous article.)
Okay. Now onto the key ideas you need to know for treatment:
How long does the spike protein last in your body after a natural infection?
A bit hard to ascertain. According to this study, it depends if you recover fully or develop Long COVID. Those who recover typically had less than 30 days of spike exposure; on the other hand, Long COVID patients can continue to demonstrate spike protein out to 12 months (read here).
And after a vaccine or booster?
Detected in blood for several weeks. Isolated from lymph nodes at 60 days. And isolated from cellular exosomes at 4 months.
What can be done to treat/mitigate these harmful effects?
During periods of exposure to spike protein I recommend:
A) Substances that prevent and dissolve blood clots
1. Aspirin (325 mg if you can tolerate it, 81 mg if not). Spike proteins cause a propensity for blood clots (“hypercoagulability”) and create inflammation in the linings of the blood vessels (“endothelium”); hence the benefit of Aspirin -- a blood thinner and anti-inflammatory.
2. Nattokinase 6,000 units a day. Ever heard about stringy substances developing in the blood after COVID infection or vaccine?.. Do some research on fibrin...Turns out that spike protein promotes fibrin formation. The natural home remedy? Nattokinase, which is an enzyme derived from soy that dissolves fibrin-based clots.
Bonus: Here is Dr. McCullough discussing new research that nattokinase also dissolves the spike protein
Bonus: I like this brand, taking 3 at once on an empty stomach. (Bonus: Nattokinase is also good for preventing cardiovascular disease because it has been shown to reverse atherosclerosis.)
B) Substances that directly bind (and therefore neutralize) spike protein
1. Ivermectin (refer to FLCCC protocols for dosing instructions)
2. Quercetin 250 mg, 2x a day (read here)
3. NAC (N-Acetyl-Cysteine) 600 mg, 2x a day
4. Vitamin C I recommend 1000 mg extended release 2x a day
5. Resveratrol 250 mg 2x a day
6. Fennel Tea – 1 cup a day
7. Pine needle tea—1 cup a day
8. Anise tea – 1 cup a day
9. St. John’s Wort -- 300 mg 2x a day.
And there we have it, my friends. Forgive me if this sounds like hyperbole, but I don’t believe it's a stretch to say this information could actually save your life or the life of someone you love.
Your Partner In Health,
P.S. Learn How To Remove the Spike Protein from your body
About Dr. Turner:
Michael K. Turner, M.D., is a graduate of Stanford University, Harvard Medical School and The Mayo Clinic. He practices Integrative Medicine in his own national concierge practice, providing personalized approaches (including hormones, sleep, recovery, nutrition, supplements and exercise) to help people achieve their optimal state of health. Called “genuine”, “caring”, and “the best doctor in the world” by patients, he brings a high degree of empathy, trademark optimism, and a holistic approach to patient care. He brings a passion for excellence to everything he does. He believes in living and modeling a healthy, balanced lifestyle.
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Just had a friend diagnosed with myasthenia gravis. He is in the hospital in Oklahoma and it's not looking good. He is triple vaccinated. So glad I found you & others prior & followed my instincts.
Thank you!