Good news. So glad that researchers continue to study nattokinase and its role in dissolving spike protein. Thank you, Dr. McCullough for sharing your amazing breadth of knowledge about all things COVID. Now, how do I protect myself, a pure blood who has never been jabbed and never had COVID, but now live in a retirement community (a congregate living setting) from all of the other residents who are getting their nth COVID booster and, possibly shedding exosomes of mRNA and spike protein? For many years, long before COVID, I have been taking Tumeric Curcumin 1000 mg twice daily and vitamin D and other supplements. I have also been on daily aspirin 325mg a day for about 8 years.
I’m also a never vaxxed, never had covid, never used the covid “tests”, woman who was previously taking ASA daily bc of a previous diagnosis of afib (successful ablation done in Feb ‘22). I stopped taking the RX blood thinners 3 months post surgery but switched to nattokinase about 8 months ago based on the relevant literature from Dr McCullough et al. My naturopath was happy about this switch. I also started taking extended release melatonin 10mg in April and was able to stop taking my blood pressure meds in august due to the much improved readings I was able to achieve with this wonder drug. The nattokinase is superior to aspirin in every way AND it protects you from spike damage, sure to occur with shedding. Just a thought!
All sounds excellent. If at all practical, I'd strongly encourage you to also get as much real sunlight, exposing as much of your skin as, again is practical.
I also believe that a high quality Omega 3 rich supplement is a very worthwhile investment. I personally use Dr. Mercola krill oil, however many othe high quality products are on the market. Do your research carefully though. There's also garbage that will actually harm you a plenty...
NAC is another highly beneficial supplement for me. It helps everything.
Finally, a high quality Black seed oil, I recommend a tablet form and don't buy it in retail stores other than a higher end supplement vendor. I'd recommend again that you're careful with this one as far as purity and actaul active potency.
A related question for me is how long do the anti- clotting effects last after you stop taking it? I give blood several times a year, so it seems logical that I'd want to stop natto some days prior. Maybe the Japanese Red Cross has guidelines for this?
Besides just using pressure longer, there are various products like BleedStop which enhance clotting for people on blood thinners or who have major wounds. It's a good thing to keep one of them in your first aid kit.
I'm definitely not a doctor, however it seems likely that at the doses being recommended most people wouldn't experience life threatening levels of thinning. Blood donation, and the bodies ability to form clots for wound repair wouldn't be significantly affected.
If you're going to have any medical procedure done that involves opening a wound in order to perform some sort of repair work, DEFINITELY stress the fact that your ability to form clots might be an issue.
What assay could be done on the vaccinated to detect mRNA still in the body from the vaccine? Since the RNA was for altered for stability with the uridines, maybe it’s possible and it could be identified?
Northern blots?
If people new that the cause of the foreign spike was eradicated from the body, one might be able to rest assured of complete detox.
I love the spike detox, but it ultimately does not eradicate the cause of the problem.
We must get to the source of the spike being made continuously in the body and stop the translation of toxic spike in the cells by eliminating foreign mRNA.
And hope that for most people, it did not integrate into the DNA.
This past weekend, I was at The Master Plan for Raising Healthy Kids and Adults Summit & Expo at the Phoenix Hilton. Judy Mikovits spoke against Nattokinase and if I recall correctly, she even referred to the commercial form of it as poison. I was quite surprised and this is the only time I have heard anyone speak against it.
Dr. McCullough, people who have had DVT or Pulmonary Embolus following COVID "vaccine," are put on anti-clotting agents such as Pradaxa. How do they take BSD if they are already on an anti-clotting agent? Do they stop the anti-clotting agent and then go on the BSD?
I’ve no post jab symptoms. Last jab was Aug 2022 - no reactions. I’m still taking the natto, Bromelaine and curcumin. Is that ok for me health wise? I’m paranoid about my heart and strokes etc 🙈🙈
Dr McCullough, my question is: how does one know when or if Nattokinase has done its work in detoxification and one may assume to be free of spike proteins in the body? Is there a length of time prescribed for the protocol to do its work?
Good to hear from you and your thoughts. I have melatonin and other nutraceuticals from the McCullough and FLCCC protocols on hand, just in case I were to get COVID, as well as the COVID kit from The Wellness Center that contains Rx meds. I would prefer to have informed medical guidance from someone, such as Dr. McCullough, before I would stop my aspirin and switch to nattokinase. I read about nattokinase improving osteoporosis many years ago as well as vitamin K2 (MK7). The vit K2 is supposed to keep the calcium in the bones and out of tissues such as blood vessel walls and breast tissue. At the time, it seemed that the dose of nattokinase at the time was low. BTW, My BP had become elevated when I had to endure the mask mandates (rebreathing CO2 known to increase BP). I successfully lowered my BP by taking beet root powder. I sure wish Dr. McCullough would write about these issues.
Generally same here last of original series apr '21. A month later , my BP required doubling lisinopril to manage as before and cholesterol, glucose a1C numbers reversed trending in good direction. Been doing various spike detoxes since summer of '21...including Nattokinase. I would like to believe I am warding off heart, clot and cancer issues. Would be nice to knkw in the clear. My primary care doc avoids talking about and says reduce salt and focus on blue zone. Thank you Dr. McCullough!
Consider adding Melatonin ER 10mg nightly to your regimen to help lower your bp. It does work wonders and it is anti-inflammatory as well- always good for your cardiac health. It will help with age related bp fluctuations that occur due to inflammation mediated damage to vasculature. As we age the levels of the hormone melatonin are reduced which is thought to contribute to this phenomenon.
Not only should a paper be written on these blood thinners but which ones are best for a variety of clinical presentations: DVT, PE, clot around picc line, clot at end of picc line, vax injury, long covid, covid vax dvt’s...
Good news. So glad that researchers continue to study nattokinase and its role in dissolving spike protein. Thank you, Dr. McCullough for sharing your amazing breadth of knowledge about all things COVID. Now, how do I protect myself, a pure blood who has never been jabbed and never had COVID, but now live in a retirement community (a congregate living setting) from all of the other residents who are getting their nth COVID booster and, possibly shedding exosomes of mRNA and spike protein? For many years, long before COVID, I have been taking Tumeric Curcumin 1000 mg twice daily and vitamin D and other supplements. I have also been on daily aspirin 325mg a day for about 8 years.
I’m also a never vaxxed, never had covid, never used the covid “tests”, woman who was previously taking ASA daily bc of a previous diagnosis of afib (successful ablation done in Feb ‘22). I stopped taking the RX blood thinners 3 months post surgery but switched to nattokinase about 8 months ago based on the relevant literature from Dr McCullough et al. My naturopath was happy about this switch. I also started taking extended release melatonin 10mg in April and was able to stop taking my blood pressure meds in august due to the much improved readings I was able to achieve with this wonder drug. The nattokinase is superior to aspirin in every way AND it protects you from spike damage, sure to occur with shedding. Just a thought!
All sounds excellent. If at all practical, I'd strongly encourage you to also get as much real sunlight, exposing as much of your skin as, again is practical.
I also believe that a high quality Omega 3 rich supplement is a very worthwhile investment. I personally use Dr. Mercola krill oil, however many othe high quality products are on the market. Do your research carefully though. There's also garbage that will actually harm you a plenty...
NAC is another highly beneficial supplement for me. It helps everything.
Finally, a high quality Black seed oil, I recommend a tablet form and don't buy it in retail stores other than a higher end supplement vendor. I'd recommend again that you're careful with this one as far as purity and actaul active potency.
Just my thoughts...
A related question for me is how long do the anti- clotting effects last after you stop taking it? I give blood several times a year, so it seems logical that I'd want to stop natto some days prior. Maybe the Japanese Red Cross has guidelines for this?
And how are the anticlotting effects neutralized in a bleeding injury?
Besides just using pressure longer, there are various products like BleedStop which enhance clotting for people on blood thinners or who have major wounds. It's a good thing to keep one of them in your first aid kit.
Thank you. Will do.
I'm definitely not a doctor, however it seems likely that at the doses being recommended most people wouldn't experience life threatening levels of thinning. Blood donation, and the bodies ability to form clots for wound repair wouldn't be significantly affected.
If you're going to have any medical procedure done that involves opening a wound in order to perform some sort of repair work, DEFINITELY stress the fact that your ability to form clots might be an issue.
What assay could be done on the vaccinated to detect mRNA still in the body from the vaccine? Since the RNA was for altered for stability with the uridines, maybe it’s possible and it could be identified?
Northern blots?
If people new that the cause of the foreign spike was eradicated from the body, one might be able to rest assured of complete detox.
I love the spike detox, but it ultimately does not eradicate the cause of the problem.
We must get to the source of the spike being made continuously in the body and stop the translation of toxic spike in the cells by eliminating foreign mRNA.
And hope that for most people, it did not integrate into the DNA.
This past weekend, I was at The Master Plan for Raising Healthy Kids and Adults Summit & Expo at the Phoenix Hilton. Judy Mikovits spoke against Nattokinase and if I recall correctly, she even referred to the commercial form of it as poison. I was quite surprised and this is the only time I have heard anyone speak against it.
What the heck?
Dr. McCullough, people who have had DVT or Pulmonary Embolus following COVID "vaccine," are put on anti-clotting agents such as Pradaxa. How do they take BSD if they are already on an anti-clotting agent? Do they stop the anti-clotting agent and then go on the BSD?
I did not take the shot and am in good health at 76. I have experimented with the Natto, but it does not agree with me, causing considerable diarrhea.
I’ve no post jab symptoms. Last jab was Aug 2022 - no reactions. I’m still taking the natto, Bromelaine and curcumin. Is that ok for me health wise? I’m paranoid about my heart and strokes etc 🙈🙈
Dr McCullough, my question is: how does one know when or if Nattokinase has done its work in detoxification and one may assume to be free of spike proteins in the body? Is there a length of time prescribed for the protocol to do its work?
Fantastic, holy cow!
Good to hear from you and your thoughts. I have melatonin and other nutraceuticals from the McCullough and FLCCC protocols on hand, just in case I were to get COVID, as well as the COVID kit from The Wellness Center that contains Rx meds. I would prefer to have informed medical guidance from someone, such as Dr. McCullough, before I would stop my aspirin and switch to nattokinase. I read about nattokinase improving osteoporosis many years ago as well as vitamin K2 (MK7). The vit K2 is supposed to keep the calcium in the bones and out of tissues such as blood vessel walls and breast tissue. At the time, it seemed that the dose of nattokinase at the time was low. BTW, My BP had become elevated when I had to endure the mask mandates (rebreathing CO2 known to increase BP). I successfully lowered my BP by taking beet root powder. I sure wish Dr. McCullough would write about these issues.
Generally same here last of original series apr '21. A month later , my BP required doubling lisinopril to manage as before and cholesterol, glucose a1C numbers reversed trending in good direction. Been doing various spike detoxes since summer of '21...including Nattokinase. I would like to believe I am warding off heart, clot and cancer issues. Would be nice to knkw in the clear. My primary care doc avoids talking about and says reduce salt and focus on blue zone. Thank you Dr. McCullough!
Consider adding Melatonin ER 10mg nightly to your regimen to help lower your bp. It does work wonders and it is anti-inflammatory as well- always good for your cardiac health. It will help with age related bp fluctuations that occur due to inflammation mediated damage to vasculature. As we age the levels of the hormone melatonin are reduced which is thought to contribute to this phenomenon.
Thank you for the tip!
Not only should a paper be written on these blood thinners but which ones are best for a variety of clinical presentations: DVT, PE, clot around picc line, clot at end of picc line, vax injury, long covid, covid vax dvt’s...
I think a mechanisms of action paperon all blood thinners is warranted now:
aspirin, curcumin, bromelain, lumbrokinase, nattokinase, serrapeptase
vs
Elouise, heparin, lovenox, xaralta, etc
All of these supplements offer excellent health benifits far beyond spike detox-:)