COVID - Pretty Sure I’ve Got It

I'm so sorry to hear this WalkingbyFaith.

Anything to turn down S1 proteins (spike proteins) and block the virus from spreading/getting worse.

As you mentioned, Ivermectin + Nitazoxanide.

Then add:

- Famotidine (Pepcid) no rx needed > walmart, target etc. (This reduces spike proteins)
- Quercetin + Zinc + Vitamin C (these work together, if you can't get Vitamin C it's ok, but don't compromise on the other 2)
- Melatonin (I forgot what this does as I'm writing this in a hurry so you can start asap, I think it's for spike proteins also)
- Vitamin D
- Aspirin to prevent blood clotting.

And then you have to keep your mouth and nose clean, this is where the virus likes to "brew".

Here's the part about that from FLCCC:

Antiviral mouthwash: Gargle 3 x daily (do not swallow; must contain chlorhexidine, povidone-iodine, or cetylpyridinium chloride). Iodine nasal spray/drops: Use 1% povidone-iodine commercial product as per instructions 2–3 x daily. If 1%-product not available, must first dilute the more widely available 10%-solution and apply 4–5 drops to each nostril every 4 hours. (No more than 5 days in pregnancy.)

I will update this post with more later, just wanted you to have it first.

You can use Listerine as mouthwash. Sorry the instructions from FLCCC sound very technical on that. But I remember them saying Listerine is fine.

walgreens has home test now for bout 25$ ...silver spritz may help , elderberry ,
propolis , lomatium,ooo, allicin + st jons are all antiviral . curcumin and cannibis topically/ internally may keep inflammation down ...keep us posted

Last thing, try to get Zinc Picolinate, as some of the other forms aren't absorbed well.

If it turns out you're positive for COVID, you may wish to ask a doctor about Monoclonal Antibodies:

https://combatcovid.hhs.gov/possible-treatment-options-covid-19/monoclonal-antibodies-high-risk-covid-19-positive-patients

https://protect-public.hhs.gov/pages/therapeutics-distribution

I'm not sure of your level of concern, but I'd really focus on trying to rest and not worry or stress yourself, as that certainly won't help. Following the advice provided by the FLCCC group is probably unlikely to hurt, but I wouldn't rely solely on those measures.

Also, if it is COVID, perhaps it will be the milder Omicron variant that seems to be spreading more quickly than the Delta variant. Though it's spreading quicker, the reports I've been seeing over the past several days seem to indicate that the symptoms of Omicron variant are much less severe overall. It seems more like a cold.

Lastly, you could e-mail Georgia Hunter, if you want some advice from someone in healthcare. I'll link to his profile HERE.

Best wishes to you and your Mom. Please keep us informed, as you're able.

The Dude Abides said...
If it turns out you're positive for COVID, you may wish to ask a doctor about Monoclonal Antibodies:

https://combatcovid.hhs.gov/possible-treatment-options-covid-19/monoclonal-antibodies-high-risk-covid-19-positive-patients

https://protect-public.hhs.gov/pages/therapeutics-distribution

I'm not sure of your level of concern, but I'd really focus on trying to rest and not worry or stress yourself, as that certainly won't help. Following the advice provided by the FLCCC group is probably unlikely to hurt, but I wouldn't rely solely on those measures.

Also, if it is COVID, perhaps it will be the milder Omicron variant that seems to be spreading more quickly than the Delta variant. Though it's spreading quicker, the reports I've been seeing over the past several days seem to indicate that the symptoms of Omicron variant are much less severe overall. It seems more like a cold.

Lastly, you could e-mail Georgia Hunter, if you want some advice from someone in healthcare. I'll link to his profile HERE.

Best wishes to you and your Mom. Please keep us informed, as you're able.

I got the these antibodies and can attest it was amazing. Symptomatic Nov 17th tested positive Nov 18, and for the antibodies Nov 19. Slept 30 of the next 36hrs and it stopped Covid dead in its tracks.

I felt like I was hit by a truck with Covid. 62 overweight and high bp. If your older and high risk it’s the go to.

Mepron (atovaquone) worked well for me, and within a few hours stopped the virus from doing anything. The difficulty breathing cleared up pretty quickly when taking that and I didn't lose my sense of smell. I didn't try nitazoxanide, but it similarly inhibits viral replication.

The problem is that the virus can reactivate once you stop taking the antivirals and getting rid of the virus is much more difficult. When I stopped taking mepron, the covid symptoms would come back. So I slowly backed off the mepron while taking ivermectin and fluvoxamine. I didn't like the manic effect of fluvoxamine so I stopped that and just took ivermectin.

It took a month or two to build up enough of an immune response to where I could stop the meds without the virus relapsing.

HCQ has been mentioned, but I would be cautious with that due to its immunosuppressive effect. Also be careful with doxy/mino as tetracyclines can also inhibit the immune response. Some people recommend steroids or other anti-inflammatories to calm the overactive immune response that can occur with covid, but I found this unnecessary because I was able to lower the viral load enough with atovaquone that my immune system did not react like this. Mepron blocked the virus so completely that I had to reduce the dose to get my immune system to react to the virus at all.

Vitamin D... well there has been a lot of discussion of that which I won't repeat here, but many people with Lyme/TBD seem to have impaired detox and risk of toxic effects from too much vitamin D.

Just got a rapid COVID test and flu test. Both were negative. Paper says COVID-19 Antigen Test with Machine Reader. I don’t know how accurate those tests are. I am going to treat it like it’s COVID.

Good to see the tests were negative. Seems a lot of people are not feeling well right now. My daughter just had flu-like symptoms that have passed, and I have felt minorly bad. Two other friends of mine have same thing.

Just take care of yourself, WBF. Do you have a comfortable place to get some rest? As in I hope you are not having to get through this in car due to mold.

How are you doing wbf?

UPDATE 2:

I have noticed a strange phenomenon since getting this illness. My oxygen levels have been consistently higher than normal. My normal can be anywhere from 95-98. It has consistently been 98-100.

Additionally, my breathing has felt much deeper at times. For years, I have felt l have constricted breathing, like something (either chest, lungs, or airway in addition to my nose) is constricted somehow and won’t fully expand.

The first time I took a migraine pill (forgot the drug name - was old drug similar to Imitrex), my nose opened up tremendously. It was very brief but dramatic. I could only conclude that it was related to the drug being a vasoconstrictor.

I just did a search for “COVID vasoconstrictor,” and found that is what killing people with hypoxia (low O2 concentration but without trouble breathing).

This abstract says:

“ There have been limited cases linking SARS-CoV-2 infection with the development of reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome (RCVS). We hereby report a rare case of RCVS in the setting of mild SARS-CoV-2 respiratory infection successfully treated with nimodipine and aspirin. SARS-CoV-2 attacks the ACE2-receptors, which are expressed in various body organs including the lungs, kidneys, and blood vessels. Vasoconstriction can result from down-regulation of the ACE2-receptors that can lead to sympathetic hypertonia of the cerebral blood vessel walls and/or over-activation of the renin-angiotensin axis.”
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33895426/

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Can any if you good science folks help me understand:

1) why a vasoconstrictor migraine pill caused me to breathe better than a newborn babe

2) why this potentially COVID virus is both raising my oxygen levels and noticeably enhancing my breathing capacities?

3) what any of this has to do with my inability to breathe normally for years (possibly decades). Does Lyme or Bartonella have any part, or is this just an unrelated anomaly?

Post Edited (WalkingbyFaith) : 12/12/2021 1:00:29 PM (GMT-7)