First off, I don't know. Dr. McCollough has some type of detox program that may be worth looking into for anyone who is truly concerned about it. It's a combination of a couple of medications and he is by far the leading world expert on this topic. I probably need to go back and watch some of his lectures to refresh. Sheriff, I have a ton of experience in multiple aspects of medicine. I am not an MD of course, and anything I am suggesting is generally regurgitated data from professionals I respect. It is also important to point out that just like in this political forum, opinions at these levels vary drastically...not only from the treatment of Covid, but in just generalized medicine. For example, older doctors tend to use more tried and trusted regimens...the younger guys tend to want to use the latest and greatest drugs, implants, treatments, etc. Many of the young doctors fresh out of school get a rude awakening when they get into real world practitce with managed care, co pays, formularies, PPOs, HMOs, government insurance, Medicaid, etc. They learn real fast that even if they perceive something to be better, they cannot always use it. I am not suggesting that the older guys are better, but they just don't want to deal with the headwinds anymore and tend to settle with sometimes older, generic medicines. Blood pressure is one area that has a ton of different medications, classes of drugs, opinions and data. An older MD is more likely to use a generic diuretic or ACE inhibitor when starting someone...a younger guy will go for an ARB or calcium channel blocker like Norvasc.
From the best of my understanding, the spike protein gets embedded into the lining of the vasculature, especially during times of repeated intense exercise. It is also connected somehow to the flow spike of adrenaline...these two points explain pretty clearly as to why it seems to be affecting younger people, as well as those who are playing high intensity sports such as soccer, tennis, basketball, etc. There is a creation of scaring within the vasculature that may build up blockages, clots, lack of elasticity and just damage to the lining.
Just like anything, the vaccine injury is most likely dependent on the way it was administered, which company made it, the correct dosage...but most importantly, how an individual reacts to the agent being introduced inot the body. One of the daughters of an MD that I work very closely with got a huge sarcoma on her arm about 2 months after she was dosed. She ended up going to Moffet in Florida (top oncology clinic)...one of the very first questions the MD asked her was if this was the arm she got the Covid vax in. She had the tumor removed, and they were baffled by it's etiology. They couldn't say it was or wasn't cancerous, they had never seen anything like it before.
There are hundred of millions of people who will never have a single problem, side effect or issue...but everybody's body is different. The one thing I have is the ability to do is to disseminate through some of the bullshit information that was being put out. The LANCET paper that bascially ended HydroxyQ and was later retracted, was nothign but a hit piece. I read the abstract at first and was like OMG - then the whole paper was released and I was just disgusted. The study design, methods, dosing, patient population etc was shameful and the people that reveiwed the paper were just as guilty as the MDs who performed and recorded the study. Regardless, the damage had been done, and Fauci used that paper to basically send a warning out to the world that this drug was not safe.
I was even asked when giving blood a month ago about if I had received the C19 vaccine. Weird huh? Anyways, watch Dr. McCollough's detox videos and derive your own course of action. I don't think everyone who took the shot is in trouble if that helps.
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