30 Spike Protein Treatments (COVID+Hx)
30 Spike Protein Treatments (COVID+Hx)
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Non-pregnants
Protection, treatment and recovery protocols:
https://covid19criticalcare.com
Post-haxxed
Warning: 5 million serious adverse events and 1 million reported deaths after haccination (WHO VigiAccess, VAERS, EUDRA, UK Yellow Card, etc.). All injections (not only COVID) are now tainted and worsen COVID and other diseases. Watch videos at bottom.
Haccines hack your cells to produce Spike protein non-stop until death of the cells: anything blocking it will improve adverse events, check above links (nb ivermectin, aspirin, etc.) but especially https://covid19criticalcare.com/treatment-protocols/i-recover
Check blood for D-dimer, troponin, autoimmune and cancer markers and other typical blood problems of haccines:
Full cardiac test: check for clotting and peri or miocarditis.
Install Telegram app and join groups (search for words like vaccine/vaxxed injured/damaged/deaths): they share experiences of experimental/alternative treatments that worked, but without scientific research supporting or discarding them, yet.
Pregnants or high-risk needing constant prevention
Healthy diet: 53% improvement in avoiding severe cases 1
Exercise: 40% improvement in avoiding severe cases 2
Sleep: 35% improvement in avoiding severe cases 3
Even better than buying supplements, search the internet for foods containing vitamins and oligo-elements:
The “sunshine vitamin” D 4, especially D3 cholecalciferol (if symptoms, 10K IU 250mcg, 7 days, or 50K 1-2 days) 5 Check: https://vdmeta.com
“Meta-analysis of seven systematic reviews showed strong evidence that vitamin D supplementation reduces (52%) the risk of mortality in COVID patients. It was also observed that supplementation reduces (65%) the need for intensive care and (46%) mechanical ventilation requirement. … supplements (oral and IV) are well tolerated, safe and effective in COVID patients..” 6
Zinc 7: 50 mg/day (if symptoms). Zinc gluconate: natural antiviral
Vitamin A 8
Vitamin B 9
Vitamin C: 1 g/day 10 known to prevent and cure COVID as early as Mar 202011
Vitamin E 12
Vitamin K 13
Selenium 14
Lactoferrin
Essential oils 15: Eucalyptus, Clove, Levomenthol, Juniper berry, Niaouli, Mint, Cajaput
Omega 3 fatty acids 16
Quercetin + Zinc + Vitamin C 17
Griffithsin, antiviral lectin protein from the red algae18: “one of the most potent viral entry inhibitors discovered to date”19 (even HIV20). “Broad spectrum to bind to the glycoproteins of other viruses, such as the coronavirus.” 21 “Binds to SARS-CoV spike… antiviral against Ebolavirus” 22 The University of KY and PA are working on Q-Griffithsin.
Colchicine: 0.6 mg 3 times/day for 7 days 23
Nasal sprays:
Iota-Carrageenan nasal spray: derived from red algae 24
povidone-iodine
hydrogen peroxide
Steam (inhalable warm vapor) 25
Melatonin: natural element produced by the human body which blocks CD147 binding 26 In case of pregnancy: a quarter of a pill.
Aspirin: derived from a tree 27. In case of pregnancy, low dose (like for children).
Natural products/herbs: many, if not most, drugs, like aspirin, derive from plants and animals. WHO’s Africa office “supports scientifically-proven traditional medicine.”
Nigella sativa 31
Griffithsia (Gigartinaceae (Gigartina red algae): see Griffithsin above
Artemisia Annua: sweet wormwood, broad spectrum anti-viral (Herpes, Hep B, SARS) and anti-malarial 32
Thymus serpyllum: thyme (cf. Carvativir above)
Rheum emodi: rhubarb 33
Other herbs 34
Curcumin/Turmeric
Glycyrrhiza glabra root (liquorice, Glycyrrhizin)?
Cinnamon
Squalene: immune response booster, derives from shark cartilage
Other derived products35
Conclusion
Most treatments were known since the beginning of the PLANdemic (all deaths from COVID could have been spared), yet governments censored them and prosecuted front-line doctors and nurses who recommended the science, in order to push people towards lethal swabbing (instead of spit-test), lockdowns and haccines, as proven with 2000 scientific references:
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Footnotes
1 https://c19early.com/dtmeta.html
2 https://c19early.com/exmeta.html
3 https://c19early.com/slmeta.html
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7 Men 11 mg/day, Women 8. https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/best-foods-high-in-zinc
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