My husband and I have been believers in nattokinase for many years for its anti-clotting effects on blood fibrin. He has been taking it for about 25 years, first trying to eat the disgusting strands of fermented soybeans, then happily switching to nattokinase pills. I began taking it when the coagulating effects of the supposed “vaccines” became known. We are a pair of octagenarians who are very thankful for all your work exposing the effects of the shots and we wish we had not received the first two. We also are firm believers in using ivermectin and quercetin. Thank you for all you do! ❤️
But I have a big concern because almost all soy is genetically modified and covered in pesticides including Round Up (glyphosate). Wondering if lumbrokinase is as effective? Also, I met you in Westport Ct and it was such an honor! You are a beautiful human. Thank you for working so hard to save humanity.
My husband and I were in Westport too! What an incredible evening - each speaker was riveting and I especially liked Christine Dolan who I had never heard of before. She's a tough cookie! I was distressed to hear there was opposition to the discussion in a library that is supposed to be a place of learning, and so glad the powers that be did not cave.
I’d suggest Serrapeptase. It seems to be more like Nattokinase than Lumbrokinase. And if you’ve got any cysts on your body or inflammation, it will help with that also.
Off topic- I was just attending a cardiology conference at the major cardiology hospital in Toronto and curiously about 1/3 of the topics were focused on the side effects of the vaccines- now whether the organizers and speakers were aware that these topics were related to the vaccines is up for investigation since there was no mention of vaccine or its injurious side effects - they may still be sleeping or still afraid to say anything in public.
How can we DIY produce it, which plants are useful food for the bacteria?
How can we DIY purify it a bit?
Who is playing with molecular sieves, eg?
Since humanistic interventions = {safe && effective && AVAILABLE && CHEAP && Transparent} we loose interventions as a valid tool if demand rises sky-high all of a sudden.
Especially for the long term users, we need local production and a Plan B, line a variety of similar alternatives, like CDS (CIO2(aq)) cures or black cumine.
Also german Betulin association could help, if we decipher workings of birch tree bark, in the context of CoV, LHCSc, post-vac; it is waste from paper industry, and easy enough to be collected by oneself; just use 100% biodegradable chain saw oil in the tool chain of the harvesters and the paper mill. First product in DE is imlan.
Infeel it is very anti-inflammative and encourages healing, often making corticoid ointment unecessary. Sounded like I could make use of it internally, so I just swallowed some 2-5 g/d some time. I think it worked OK, but walnut leafs dried are having a much more noticeable improving impact. I used it as a multi-plant antiviral therapy a while together with artemisa and moringa. Recently I was told to keep it up longer, and will try a rolling cure not to develop intolerances.
On the other side birch tree bark extract prolongs stability of mRNA, have to ponder over that.
Back to fermentation, which produces sometimes histamine and biogenic anines: we have to experience this for the Bacillus subtilis natton
On DIY : will involve some Maker Space digging into microbiology :)
Since many Long * LHCS and Post-the-* (cax, mould, EBV, lyme, ..) states are suffering from irritable or irritated mast cells, we have to decrease the amount of histamine and biogenic amines otherwise worsening symptoms.
So my question is if such patients feel any impact from a) diy natto, or b) amnattokinase from some manufactures.
On histamine, mast cells and so on:
See mastzellaktivierung.info, Downloads, use the food and the SIGHI medication lists, EN as well. (ES is missing :)
My husband and I have been believers in nattokinase for many years for its anti-clotting effects on blood fibrin. He has been taking it for about 25 years, first trying to eat the disgusting strands of fermented soybeans, then happily switching to nattokinase pills. I began taking it when the coagulating effects of the supposed “vaccines” became known. We are a pair of octagenarians who are very thankful for all your work exposing the effects of the shots and we wish we had not received the first two. We also are firm believers in using ivermectin and quercetin. Thank you for all you do! ❤️
But I have a big concern because almost all soy is genetically modified and covered in pesticides including Round Up (glyphosate). Wondering if lumbrokinase is as effective? Also, I met you in Westport Ct and it was such an honor! You are a beautiful human. Thank you for working so hard to save humanity.
My husband and I were in Westport too! What an incredible evening - each speaker was riveting and I especially liked Christine Dolan who I had never heard of before. She's a tough cookie! I was distressed to hear there was opposition to the discussion in a library that is supposed to be a place of learning, and so glad the powers that be did not cave.
FYI, lumbrokinase is derived from earthworms. The ick factor is too much, for me, anyway.
LOL
I’d suggest Serrapeptase. It seems to be more like Nattokinase than Lumbrokinase. And if you’ve got any cysts on your body or inflammation, it will help with that also.
Is soy something we can grow ourselves? Perhaps it's a new opportunity for organic?
Great reporting. Thanks Dr. McCullough!
Dr. McCullough, thank you for your positive research about nattokinase.
Great news.
Off topic- I was just attending a cardiology conference at the major cardiology hospital in Toronto and curiously about 1/3 of the topics were focused on the side effects of the vaccines- now whether the organizers and speakers were aware that these topics were related to the vaccines is up for investigation since there was no mention of vaccine or its injurious side effects - they may still be sleeping or still afraid to say anything in public.
Promising....as mother nature asks us to seek her out, she relays help and remedy.
Good to have verification from someone I trust.
Thanks.
Yes! I get it! But honestly, I'd take earthworms over glyphosate any day! :)
How can we DIY produce it, which plants are useful food for the bacteria?
How can we DIY purify it a bit?
Who is playing with molecular sieves, eg?
Since humanistic interventions = {safe && effective && AVAILABLE && CHEAP && Transparent} we loose interventions as a valid tool if demand rises sky-high all of a sudden.
Especially for the long term users, we need local production and a Plan B, line a variety of similar alternatives, like CDS (CIO2(aq)) cures or black cumine.
Also produced locally. In your garden.
Also grow one yeared mugwort. See anamed.org
Also german Betulin association could help, if we decipher workings of birch tree bark, in the context of CoV, LHCSc, post-vac; it is waste from paper industry, and easy enough to be collected by oneself; just use 100% biodegradable chain saw oil in the tool chain of the harvesters and the paper mill. First product in DE is imlan.
Infeel it is very anti-inflammative and encourages healing, often making corticoid ointment unecessary. Sounded like I could make use of it internally, so I just swallowed some 2-5 g/d some time. I think it worked OK, but walnut leafs dried are having a much more noticeable improving impact. I used it as a multi-plant antiviral therapy a while together with artemisa and moringa. Recently I was told to keep it up longer, and will try a rolling cure not to develop intolerances.
On the other side birch tree bark extract prolongs stability of mRNA, have to ponder over that.
Back to fermentation, which produces sometimes histamine and biogenic anines: we have to experience this for the Bacillus subtilis natton
On DIY : will involve some Maker Space digging into microbiology :)
See eg:
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11274-017-2253-2
Since many Long * LHCS and Post-the-* (cax, mould, EBV, lyme, ..) states are suffering from irritable or irritated mast cells, we have to decrease the amount of histamine and biogenic amines otherwise worsening symptoms.
So my question is if such patients feel any impact from a) diy natto, or b) amnattokinase from some manufactures.
On histamine, mast cells and so on:
See mastzellaktivierung.info, Downloads, use the food and the SIGHI medication lists, EN as well. (ES is missing :)
Your the one doc.
There doesn't seem to be any down side, except for people allergic to soy, so I hope people jump onboard with taking it.