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Lorraine's avatar

Thank you!

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Meegan Normandeau's avatar

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.

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Michael Turner M.D.'s avatar

Thank you, Meegan. I am very sorry that your friend is going through this. Praying he responds well to treatment.

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Mike's avatar

Dr. Turner you are a great help in my collection of emergency tips and tools to have on hand. Those I know that need it the most will hopefully seek me out so I can pass it on to them if they need it. Until then I will keep my mouth shut and my brain working for those I love.

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DAM on the beach's avatar

Many thanks Dr. Sharing!

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CN's avatar

Great, thank you.

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Woody's avatar

On the podcast where early treatments mentioned, Dr. suggests Paxlovid, saying "good saftey profile!". Not so fast.. recent study says when using blood thinners, it can causes clotting.

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Serena Montaldo's avatar

Thank you very much!

I am unvaxxed and probably contracted covid (to me, a very mild flu) right at the beginning of March 2020. No real consequences. However, I worry about spike protein shedding from vaxxed relatives who I have to see everyday. What should I do?

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Michael Turner M.D.'s avatar

Hello Serena. The information in this article provides you with ways you can protect yourself. Also, here is the link to my COVID care guide. It is free to download and share with others. https://www.michaelturnermd.com/blog/how-to-prevent-and-treat-covid-19-a-guide-for-you-and-your-loved-ones

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Hannah's avatar

I've been looking and waiting for a cogent answer on what to do about the spike proteins for the many loved ones I know who have been injured and are suffering ongoing harms (if they've not already passed away). It's one thing to know the harms, another thing to come with something to help mitigate and address them. Thank you for your courage, your writing, and your clarity in presenting this all. Bravo 🙌🏻☀️

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Hannah's avatar

With this, anything in particular you would recommend for a young and previously healthy mother facing sudden onset breast cancer post vaccination?

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Celayne Jones's avatar

I’m a new subscriber. Thanks for the information about spike proteins. If I read this article correctly, spike proteins circulate for a few months after vaccination? I was vaxxed in April 2021. I have some ongoing but I think minor issues since then and wonder if I should be taking any of the supplements you mentioned in this article. Can spike proteins stick around indefinitely?

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Left the lefts insanity's avatar

I'm super curious what your thoughts are on the film "watch the water" and this being a poisoning in the water vs a virus?

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Bellatrix's avatar

Thank you Sir! You are not only a doctor but you are a TRUE Healer .

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Michael Turner M.D.'s avatar

Thank you!

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KG's avatar

Thank you for sharing what so many doctors refuse to look at. Would a D-dimer test be useful or informative for someone who received the vaccine about 16 months ago and who also seems to be having a lot of new inflammation in their body (specifically in their feet and ankles)? How can we determine if inflammation is due to the spike proteins or not?

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Michael Turner M.D.'s avatar

Hello and thank you for your comment. A D-dimer test is useful in acute situations for patients suspected of having blood clots or acute lung injury, which we've seen with Covid-19 infection. It is uncommon to see increased D-dimer levels persisting for greater than 3 months. We know that the spike protein travels throughout the body and that it does cause inflammation. No matter the cause, we would still want to counteract that inflammation through diet, detox, and supplementation. Regular blood work and physician follow-up is important!

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CS from TX's avatar

Is it recommended to take 6000 units a day of Nattokinase forever or just while recoving from COVID?

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Michael Turner M.D.'s avatar

Good question. I was speaking just in the context of COVID or vaccine exposure; however, indefinitely wouldn't be a problem, if needed. (That was the dose used in the study that showed it reversed atherosclerosis).

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Julia Klein's avatar

What about the possibility of nattokinase having a negative effect on the thyroid function?

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Jane's avatar

thank you very much

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David DeLitta's avatar

Nattokinase 2000 fu( 100mg )

Bromaline 2X’s daily

Nano Liposomal

Curcumin 500 mgs 2X’s daily

This will deactivate the spike gene proteins!

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KateTheNurse's avatar

What do you think will happen if the saRNA vaccine platform is approved for use in this country for COVID vaccines? The potential for immune hyper response risks?

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