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I don't understand all the chemistry, but I can figure out why Ivermectin was banned.

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Great to see possibilities. We need modelers to check for possible activity against human proteins, too so we can anticipate further adverse effects. Also, a question I get sometimes: what happens are proteolytic cleavage, is there further activity of the partially digested spike? I don't know the answer because it depends on the specific peptide sequences (cleavage products). Hopefully we'll find an enzyme with specific activity that leaves harmless parts, but chronic production of the spike -> cleavage products in people prone to autoimmunity can be expected to have additional effects, by default, as the cleavage products may take on different tertiary structures or form dimers with other proteins. The idiots who thought this was a good idea are #1 in callous disregard in the history of humanity.

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I have a question, but first some background. My husband is in healthcare (cardiovascular surgery PA) and took the first two doses when the "vaccine" initially rolled out. Since he worked in a hospital and saw people dying of Covid, he thought he was doing the right thing. Anyway, a few days (or possibly a couple of weeks-I can't remember now) after he took the 2nd dose, his blood pressure and heart rate spiked to what he told me was a level almost high enough to dissect his aorta. I took him to the ER. They checked his heart to whatever extent they do in the ER, and it checked out okay. At the time we did not make the connection that it could be related to the "vax". Now, I feel pretty certain that he was injured from it. Over time he improved, but he does now have high blood pressure. So the question is: Would detoxing help him? It seems like the spike protein has already done the damage, so I assume that damage can't be reversed. ?? Also, are the spike proteins still circulating in the body after 2 years?

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First good news I’ve heard. At this point I’ll try most anything.

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While waiting for a proper solution, egg yolks (and we don’t need government approval for this) seems promising: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33191178/ This, of course, makes it quite curious as to why there is now an egg shortage, and why so many facilities that provide eggs are being destroyed?????

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As the article points out, yes, the first question is whether this protease (or some derivative) will be effective against spike proteins in the viral mutations. But, of course, the second (and more important) question will be, will governments that are beholden to big pharma like Pfizer, ever allow for the approval of such an antidote? While such an antidote may be successful in the lab, the issue will be attempting to get that antidote to the public. Presumably it will not come from big pharma. But perhaps there is hope for labs outside the west (India comes to mind, who has historically gone up against big pharma with regard to generics v patents), to bring this solution to humanity.

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Doc. Grateful for your analysis.

My problem with the solution is that I {and likely many others} have no intention to accept any pharmaceuticals in my body. After what I've observed for the last 3+ years I'd consider myself the biggest fool to believe anything they say or manufacture.

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I wish Dr McCullough would investigate this. This doctor has been looking for interested physicians to train them:

https://arrowd.substack.com/p/the-cure-for-genetically-damagedtranscribed

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Is it possible to query one of the new AI programs, which presumably has access to the mountains of scientific literature, for its take on finding a means of neutralizing the rogue spike protein?

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