Full Transcript Introduction to Spike Protein Concerns 0:00 I've never seen such a dangerous protein in my life, as the spike protein 0:05 is far more dangerous than any other naturally occurring protein. 0:08 It's absolutely a nightmare. 0:10 Once it gets into the body, we get spike protein in the body from the infection 0:15 and then massively loaded into the body from the provide an endless production 0:19 of spike. 0:20 Janssen provided a big blast of it. 0:22 With those shots, you probably just have the tip. 0:25 The S1 segment, the vaccines load, the entire 0:29 spike protein in the body and and that really is the problem. 0:33 That's the reason why people feel sick even years after having Covid 0:37 are taking the shot. 0:38 This is doctor talks real talk from real doctors on the issues that matter to you. 0:44 Most. 0:46 Welcome back to Lyme Bites. 0:48 Rebuilding immunity, reversing inflammation and redefining recovery. 0:53 Today 0:53 we're diving into one of the most urgent and controversial topics of our time. 0:58 The lasting impact of the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein. 1:02 Our guest is Doctor Peter McCullough, one of the world's 1:05 most published cardiologists and a leading voice on Covid 19. 1:09 The damaging effects of the spike protein, 1:12 as well as vaccine safety and how to heal from spike protein injury. 1:17 Doctor McCullough is the coauthor of the groundbreaking new book 1:21 vaccines, mythology, ideology, and Reality. 1:25 This book unpacks the history, science, and politics behind vaccines 1:29 while offering a clear path towards understanding and recovery. 1:34 In this episode, we'll explore how SARS-CoV-2 differs from previous 1:38 coronaviruses. 1:40 What makes it so uniquely engineered to persist and mutate, 1:44 and how the spike protein from both the vaccine as well as the virus 1:48 disrupts the body at a cellular level, causing endothelial damage, 1:52 inflammation, immune dysfunction, all leading to chronic illnesses. 1:57 We'll also discuss the spike antibody test 2:00 and what it may reveal about ongoing spike protein activity. 2:04 And finally, doctor McCullough's strategies for detoxing the spike protein, 2:08 including his very own spike detox formula. 2:12 This is lime bites. Let true healing begin. 2:15 Welcome, doctor McCullough. 2:16 It's an honor 2:17 to have the opportunity to help you share your knowledge with all of us. 2:21 So thank you so much for being here. 2:23 Thank you. Absolutely. 2:25 So my intention for this interview is to really break down the science 2:29 so that our listeners can understand 2:31 how the spike protein impacts all of our bodies at this point, 2:35 and how it might be driving the development of chronic disease, 2:39 and what we can do to heal ourselves, as well as protect ourselves 2:43 from this spike protein that we are all being exposed to. 2:46 Moving forward. 2:49 So it's so critical for us to understand it. 2:52 I really loved your introduction. You were. 2:54 You were right on. 2:55 Let me ask you up front, did you have Covid yourself? 2:59 Gosh, it's so ironic that you're asking me that question.
Personal Covid Experiences and Nasal Prevention 3:02 I have had Covid several times. 3:05 I've never really had a bad run with it. 3:07 I've never really had any real long Covid symptoms, but I had this latest variant 3:13 about a month ago and I am still recovering from it. 3:18 Right. 3:19 So you you know, it's different than the common cold, right? 3:23 It's different. So yeah, no doubt about it. 3:26 I had it once in 2020 documented 3:29 I got a test and confirmed it and then had symptoms 3:34 afterwards and required prolonged treatment, including steroids. 3:38 And then two other times I thought I had it and I didn't get a test. 3:43 Yeah, but let me tell you, you know, one time my wife and I got it. 3:45 And commonly you get it together in a house. 3:48 About 85% of the spread occurs in the household. 3:51 And after 3:52 that episode, I coughed for three months. 3:55 After that, I had an unsurpassable cough. 3:58 So it's definitely unlike the common cold. 4:00 It certainly is. 4:01 And I think, you know, after the first time, 4:04 you know, back in 2021, probably when I had it, 4:07 I had more of like this lingering anxiety, an ominous feeling. 4:11 I didn't really have any physical symptoms. 4:14 And then, as you said, you know, I didn't test any of the other times, 4:18 but I always thought that weird, distinct, like eye pressure, headache. 4:22 And then someone around me would say, oh, I tested positive for Covid. 4:27 I'd be like, oh, okay, that makes sense, because I had that weird feeling 4:30 in my eyes and had again, but never really any other symptoms. 4:34 And then this time I didn't even realize that I had Covid. 4:38 It felt like I had strep throat. 4:40 And then I developed like at the same time, an upper and lower 4:43 respiratory thing. 4:45 And I kind of felt like I had maybe the flu and it wasn't 4:49 until somebody tested positive for Covid and I, you know, wasn't shaking it. 4:54 And usually I'm sick for like a day, maybe two with anything. 4:57 And I take all of my own supplements. 4:59 And I plowed through it. 5:00 And so this time I started doing some research and I was like, 5:03 okay, what is the latest variant and what are the symptoms? 5:07 And it was like, okay, it starts with feeling like you're swallowing glass, 5:11 and then it affects the upper and lower. 5:13 And you know, it was and it's a bit relapsing. 5:16 And I was like holy cow. 5:18 Like that's exactly what my entire household had. 5:22 Well you know, that's the term came out razor 5:25 blade sore throat for the recent Omicron variant. 5:28 And my research has led me to the most effective strategy 5:33 in reducing the occurrence of recurrent Covid. 5:36 And the severity is twice daily nasal sprays and gargoyles. 5:41 Yeah. 5:41 Very important. 5:42 So I carry it with me all the time. 5:44 And does it really matter what's used? 5:47 It can be, you know, salt water, a little iodine in it. 5:51 Xylitol based products are great clear. 5:53 For instance, 5:54 iodine and xylitol based products that would be fix are homemade products. 5:59 But one needs to do a twice daily 6:02 nasal spray and gargle after you're brushing your teeth. 6:05 Just just get a spray bottle. 6:06 A couple squirts up, sniff it back, spit it out, and then gargle 6:10 because the virus is in your nose 6:13 and it's actually in the front part of the nose, it's not very far back. 6:16 So then the front part of your nose for about 5 to 7 days. 6:19 Lymphatics drain back to the throat. 6:21 Then you get the sore throat. 6:23 But by the time you have the sore throat, the virus has already been there 6:26 5 to 7 days. 6:27 So you had 5 to 7 days to kind of disrupt 6:31 the virus, you know, blow some of it out. 6:34 The sprays impair the the viral adherence to the hair cells and replication. 6:39 It's a great strategy is supported by multiple randomized trials. 6:43 And I've interviewed some people on my show who are really good at this, 6:46 and they've gone five, ten, even 20 years 6:49 with no colds, including no Covid. Wow. 6:52 And that actually was one of our interventions 6:55 in our clinic, going all the way back, even to 2020. 6:58 We were selling like the little nasal irrigation kits would stay clean. 7:02 And then we had, drops of iodine to put in there as well. 7:06 And it was very effective. 7:08 Unfortunately, I slacked off. 7:10 Well that's it, you people slack right now. 7:12 My wife is slacking and we have kind of the guys and girl side of the master bath. 7:17 And I tell her I said, every time I do, I said, honey, are you keeping up on it? 7:21 You know, and she's not and you can't let down. Now 7:25 some people have said, well, I just do it when I think I'm getting sick. 7:29 And there has been a large randomized trials called the Immune 7:32 Defense Trials, published in Lancet, 15,000 patients in this trial 7:37 and using a nasal spray 7:39 kind of on demand when you feel like getting sick was partially effective. 7:43 It had about 25%, you know, reduction. 7:47 And there they just use the Vicks 7:49 formula, Vicks immune Defense, which is a power based formula. 7:52 So it doesn't really matter what you use. 7:54 But the point. 7:55 Is and actually flushing it out of the nose, correct. 7:57 Right. Right. 7:58 Flushing not impairing adherence. 8:01 But the most impressive that I am aware of is by Bamforth 8:04 and colleagues was done right during the heat of Covid. 8:06 Now, it was, more intensive xylitol based product. 8:10 It was kind of like clear over the counter, 8:12 but kind of supercharged with other ingredients. 8:15 And in that study, there was over a 70% reduction in Covid 8:21 was better than a vaccine, but it was done twice daily. 8:24 So I'm in the twice daily mode of doing it. 8:28 And, you know, I have patients today who really chop, you know, very high, 8:32 spike protein antibody levels, recurrent Covid vaccines. 8:36 So I have some in my, my, computer bag. 8:40 And so I'll do a couple sprays, go down to the bathroom, 8:42 do a couple spray, sniff it back, spit it out. 8:45 People need if there's any message they get from this podcast. 8:48 This is critical because it's not just Covid. 8:51 There's rhinoviruses a mix of viruses, coxsackie viruses, 8:56 the average person in the United States gets four colds a year for 9:00 if you're a parent taking your kid to daycare, double that. 9:04 Yeah, well, let me tell you what. 9:05 You can reduce it down to near zero. 9:08 Since I've been doing this, I went from getting a cold 9:10 almost every month during the heat of the pandemic, down to one in a year. 9:15 And now I got to tell you, I'm 9:16 telling your audience right now, doctor McCullough is going for it. 9:20 I am going to go for a greater than a year with no colds 9:23 and set my all time record. 9:25 Good for you. I'm going to join you. 9:26 And you know what? 9:27 One of the good tips, too, is to keep this nasal irrigation. 9:31 Like keep one in the shower and then keep one on your sink 9:34 because it's getting it into your daily shower routine. 9:38 It's right there. 9:39 You don't have as much math, so you can at least got one use. 9:43 And right there. Oh good idea. 9:45 Good. All right. 9:46 I'm back on it. I made a mistake. 9:48 I usually fly with kind of like a silver a nasal silver spray. 9:53 And it helps to hydrate on the plane and protect you. 9:57 And I didn't do that last time. 9:59 And that was roughly around the time I ended up getting sucked. 10:01 Are you ready to revolutionize your approach to diagnosing and healing 10:05 complex, chronic inflammatory illnesses in both adults and children? 10:10 The line bites Symposium is your gateway to cutting edge education, 10:14 groundbreaking research, and innovative therapeutic solutions. 10:17 Join us at the 2025 Lyme Bites Symposium, November 14th 10:22 and 15 at the Fort Lauderdale Marriott Pompano Beach Resort and Spa. 10:27 Lyme Bites is the premier functional medicine conference on complex, 10:31 chronic infection driven inflammatory illnesses. 10:34 This year's meeting is jam packed with leading industry experts discussing 10:39 long Covid mycotoxins, 10:40 illness pans, pandas as well as Lyme and other vector borne diseases. 10:44 This conference will arm you 10:46 with the knowledge, clinical pearls and practical solutions 10:49 that you can implement immediately into your practice Monday morning 10:53 that will literally change your patients lives 10:56 and get them on their path to true healing. 10:58 So join us at Pompano Beach or virtually from anywhere. 11:02 Register now at Lyme bites.com. 11:04 That's alchemy bites. Com. 11:09 Since we're on the topic, there's been some comparative studies. 11:12 So the the xylitol based products that would be clear. 11:17 For instance Excel here. 11:19 They feature xylitol 11:21 which is a naturally occurring short chain sugar. 11:25 And so grapeseed grapefruit seed extract 11:28 they that impairs viral adherence. 11:31 But it doesn't not. 11:32 And that's another thing in the nose and mouth is that it's 11:36 preferentially taken up by strep mutants ubiquitous bacteria in the nose and mouth. 11:41 And it essentially deactivates strep mutants and strep streptococcus mutants 11:46 is one of the 11 bad guys and the nose 11:50 and mouth that actually causes disease. 11:53 And it causes sinusitis. 11:54 It causes gingivitis. You. 11:56 So the xylitol based products tip 11:59 the microbiome in the nose and mouth to being favorable.
Coronavirus Differences and Spike Protein Damage 12:03 So the good guy bacteria fight off the bad guy bacteria. 12:07 And so there are data with the xylitol based products. 12:10 The gargle is called spray. 12:12 And there's also common sense 12:14 that they reduce dental cavities. 12:16 So you know I use the spray gargle as well. 12:20 I do a 32nd gargle and I hold it in my mouth 12:23 and I swish it around for about 2 or 3 minutes. 12:25 I spit it out. 12:26 Ever since I've been doing that, I get the best dental visits. 12:29 I used to get these recesses in my gums and and the you know, 12:33 I always get this frown of concern for my dentist 12:35 and he's like, doc, what are you doing right now of your teeth? 12:37 You're doing so good. 12:38 I said, well, do you want me to tell you my secret? 12:41 And so, Dennis, this is in the Ada recommendations. 12:43 My wife recently went to the dentist and she got a bad mark on her gums. 12:47 And she came home with a bottle of a dental rinse with xylitol in it. 12:53 Yeah. So amazing. 12:55 So check out xylitol products and United States are offered 12:58 by a company called a clear. 13:00 I notice co fix another spray that became popular during Covid. 13:06 It's got a good name co fix you know Covid. 13:08 Yeah. Yeah. 13:09 They moved to a xylitol base but they include vitamin D and iodine. 13:14 Now in the studies when acutely sick it's 13:17 good to switch over to an iodine based spray. 13:20 So that would be immune mist and others. 13:23 You can even just take some salt water, put a few drops of iodine, 13:26 glucose, iodine or powder on it. Fine. 13:29 Spray it up the nose, stiff it back and spit it out. 13:32 An iodine is very, very cheap and it universally kills viruses, by the way. 13:37 And so, the thing is, 13:39 if you just use plain water is going to hurt the nose. 13:42 So always get a little salt. 13:44 When I travel, a lot of times I'll go to chick fil A 13:47 or one of these stores, and I'll just get a little peck of salt from, 13:50 you know, when they put it out on the counter, 13:52 I get a little peck of salt and keep it in my travel bag. 13:54 So if I use a little water from the hotel room, I just put some salt in there, 13:59 a few drops of iodine, and that's my travel, spray. 14:03 And that way I don't have to keep going out trying to buy it. 14:05 I just keep that bottle. 14:07 So that's a little tip. 14:10 So the the nose likes saline. 14:12 You can even make a little stronger. 14:14 Salt water wash is called hypertonic saling. 14:17 And that works as as well. 14:19 So just don't put plain water up there and don't put so much iodine in there 14:24 that it hurts. 14:25 So if it's if it's dark tea colored it's too it's too strong. 14:29 We started out with very strong solutions. 14:31 My wife tried it one time and she screamed order it to her. 14:34 And I said, listen, it's too strong. 14:36 It's any spray you're using as too strong, dilute it. 14:39 So I found some of the over-the-counter, the sprays tend to under fill the bottle, 14:44 you know what I mean? 14:44 So there's still some space in the bottle and it tends to be too strong. 14:47 So I what I do is I open up the bottle, I add some water, and I add some salt 14:52 to almost anything I buy. 14:53 And then you're good. 14:55 That's a great tip. 14:56 Thank you so much for sharing that with us. 14:58 It really makes a difference. 15:01 Okay so let's start by. 15:04 Can you explain to our listeners what makes the SARS-CoV-2 virus 15:09 so different from other coronaviruses. 15:14 You know I thought you'd never ask. 15:15 And I am ready with my viral model. 15:19 Perfect. 15:20 And this is what we all had. 15:22 This is the coronavirus the coronavirus. 15:25 It looks like a crown a crown because of the spikes on the surface. 15:29 These are called spike protein. 15:32 Now, before the pandemic, 15:34 there were four known human beta coronaviruses. 15:37 You could have gotten it and they caused a common cold. 15:41 None of those coronaviruses invaded the human body. 15:44 None of them did. 15:45 None of them caused pneumonia. 15:47 What happened? 15:48 And this is now been fully vetted in U.S. 15:51 House of Representatives investigation, our U.S. 15:53 intelligence agencies, everyone finally admits 15:57 that a human beta coronavirus 16:02 was kind of 16:03 changed intentionally with a bat coronavirus, 16:08 and the spike protein was intentionally altered 16:12 in the Wuhan Institute of Virology in Wuhan, China. 16:16 So the ball of the virus is the same. 16:19 The nucleocapsid, the ball is the same, but the spike protein 16:23 was intentionally changed to make it 16:26 far more invasive and far more damaging. 16:30 And very importantly, it then the spike protein 16:33 that came out of this Chinese lab, which is still the basis 16:37 for even our variations of Covid, it appears to be completely resistant 16:41 to human enzymes, that human enzymes can't break it down. 16:45 And normally you get any virus, your body kind of digests it, gets it out. 16:49 You talked about knocking it out your body. 16:52 The body can't seem to knock this out because it's in a sense, 16:56 a human laboratory engineered spike protein, you know? 17:01 Additionally, the spike protein has been found in the brain, the heart, 17:04 it directly causes blood clotting. 17:07 It impairs tumor defense systems, p53 and BRCA. 17:11 I've never seen such a dangerous protein in my life, as the spike protein 17:16 is far more dangerous than any other naturally occurring protein. 17:19 It's absolutely a nightmare. 17:21 Once it gets into the body, we get spike protein in the body from the infection, 17:26 and then massively loaded into the body from the vaccines 17:30 provide an endless production of spike protein. 17:33 Jansen provided a big blast of it with those shots. 17:37 And then probably the smallest spike protein exposure 17:40 with Novavax, which is only five micrograms of spike protein. 17:44 The infection, you just get the tip of it in your body. 17:46 So you just had Covid, you probably just have the tip, the S-1 segment, 17:50 the vaccines load the entire spike protein in the body. 17:54 And and that really is the problem. 17:57 That's the reason why people feel sick, even years after having Covid 18:01 are taking the shots. 18:02 So when it comes to the vaccine, I was going to get to this later. 18:07 But let's just get right to it. 18:09 So you know, the way that the mRNA 18:12 is wrapped, like in the lipid nanoparticle, right? 18:15 Like that's how it's actually delivered into the cell. 18:18 Instead of breaking down immediately upon injection. 18:22 So how does it get into the cell. 18:26 And there's been a lot of debate over this. 18:28 Like how long does it stay and for how long 18:33 do our own cells then start to generate the spike protein? 18:37 If someone has been vaccinated? 18:40 The lipid 18:41 nanoparticles are scientifically engineered to carry 18:45 Pfizer, Moderna and deliver right into the cell. 18:49 That's what they do. 18:50 So if you go to McCullough Foundation Twitter feed, Nicole 18:53 Shah, administrator, an epidemiologist, has made some great cartoons 18:57 showing how the lipid nanoparticle literally fuzes with human cells. 19:02 It causes a sensation and delivers the payload 19:05 once the messenger RNA is in the human cell. 19:09 Our natural protein creating 19:11 factories in the cytoplasm called ribosomes, they read the messenger RNA 19:17 and they start assembling the spike protein. 19:21 Now, because the vaccines aren't perfect, there's even little DNA 19:24 fragments of spike protein that's been discovered. 19:28 So we we generate some fragments of spike protein, not fully mature spike protein. 19:33 And then additionally, because the messenger RNA is altered 19:38 through a process called pseudo year a generation by both Pfizer, Moderna, 19:41 they both chose to 100% pseudo year originate. 19:45 They messenger RNA make it fully synthetic. 19:47 It also can't be broken down 19:49 and so it tends to wobble as it goes through the ribosomes. 19:53 And that's what creates what's called frameshift in protein. 19:56 So we have mature spike protein spike fragments 20:00 and frame shifted little peptides that are misreading the code. 20:05 And all of that now is in the cytoplasm of the cell expressed on the cell surface. 20:11 The body starts to attacking its own cells, 20:13 and then some are freely released into the bloodstream. 20:16 So the spike protein for sure is freely released into the spike protein. 20:21 It tends to gather in threes and primaries 20:24 and it twists and then it persists in the bloodstream. 20:28 And so we're doing research on this is how we've learned so much of it. 20:31 We work with a partner laboratory in Germany. 20:33 So one of my patients who took three Pfizer 20:36 vaccines and suffered heart damage, myocarditis, which is a recognized side 20:40 effect of the vaccine, and blood clots, which is also a recognized side effect. 20:44 We have found circulating spike protein 20:47 in his blood, as well as circulating Pfizer 20:52 vaccine in his blood, 3.2 20:54 years after he took the shots. Wow. 20:58 So how long do you think that the cells will continue 21:01 to generate the spike protein if you don't do an intervention? 21:05 And we're going to get to the interventions at the end of the interview. 21:08 But is this something that can just go on for an indefinite period of time? 21:13 Are you suffering from Lyme disease or another complex chronic illness 21:17 and aren't sure who to trust when it comes to herbal supplements? 21:21 Hi, I'm Doctor Mariah Hinchey, founder of Lyme Core Botanicals, 21:25 as a naturopathic physician specializing in complex, 21:28 chronic infection driven illnesses like Lyme disease, 21:32 I needed herbal medicine I could truly trust. 21:35 That's why I formulated Lyme core botanicals, 21:38 where our herbal tinctures are handcrafted in small batches. 21:42 Right here in Connecticut, we use the whole herb 21:45 never isolates to preserve the full spectrum of medicinal compounds. 21:50 Every single step from sourcing to extraction is done 21:54 with precision to ensure maximum purity, potency and consistency. 21:59 These are the same herbal formulas I used to heal myself 22:03 and have used for years to help my patients and family members heal too, 22:07 and now I'm making them available to practitioners and patients everywhere. 22:12 Lyme Core Botanicals herbal medicine you can trust from a doctor 22:16 who lives this work. 22:18 Learn more at Lyme Core Botanicals. 22:21 That's Ali and e c o r econ. 22:30 It seems 22:30 to me there must be some exhaustion of the process. 22:33 This this Pfizer Moderna messenger RNA can't last forever in my patient. 22:38 Not only do we find it in the blood, we found it in skin biopsies. 22:41 So it's out of his skin. 22:43 It must be everywhere in the human body. 22:46 Now you know, hopefully the body has some excretion of it. 22:51 The messenger RNA has been found in breast 22:54 milk in two papers by author Hannah and colleagues. 22:57 So breast milk is modified sweat. 23:00 So one of the things we tell our patients is get out there and sweat 23:04 and see if we can't get this messenger RNA out of the body. 23:07 In the patients I've had that have done the best, clearly, you know, do sweating. 23:12 They exercise in sweat. 23:13 It's easy to do down in Texas they go to saunas and intentionally sweat. 23:18 I think that's one of the reasons 23:19 why the athletes have done well after that initial wave 23:22 of myocarditis and cardiac arrest, which was tragic that we saw. 23:25 And again, now that everyone acknowledges the vaccines 23:29 cause heart damage and cardiac arrest, that was that's an initial wave. 23:32 After that, the athletes seem fine. 23:34 So if you notice we watch pro football and all the sports they seem to be fine. 23:39 You see very few athletes saying that they're suffering long 23:43 term effects of the vaccines, I think because they're sweating it out. 23:47 Parenthetically, when I see my patients in my office who are suffering 23:51 with the vaccines for years, almost all of them don't exercise or sweat. 23:56 They don't have any way to get rid of the messenger RNA. 23:59 It doesn't come out in the stool as far as we can tell. 24:01 It doesn't come out in the urine. 24:03 So, I mean, I would imagine using interventions like a foreign 24:06 Fred sauna or even traditional sauna could be helpful 24:10 in a in a encompassing protocol to help with us to 24:15 sure. 24:15 For sure. 24:16 It's one of the ways to do this. 24:18 Now there's great excitement that there may be other ways 24:22 to what's called denature the spike protein or oxidize it. 24:26 Now it's theoretical and get it out of the body. 24:29 But you know, 24:30 the clinical results are pretty convincing in my review of the literature. 24:34 And that is the use of hyperbaric oxygen just yeah H bar. 24:39 So hyperbaric oxygen treatment, the Swedish have a protocol 24:43 where they go as few as six sessions. 24:45 Again this is in research. 24:46 The Israelis have performed this study up to 45 sessions. 24:50 And we're talking a session of 60 to 90 minutes, 100% 24:53 oxygen, 2 to 3 atmospheres. 24:56 So I you know, universally recommend this to my patients. 24:59 I said, if you can get in a hyperbaric chamber, do it.
How mRNA Vaccines Produce Spike Protein 25:03 And, because the lungs are bathed with blood 25:07 is carrying the spike protein and the high concentration of oxygen 25:11 at high pressure, theoretically kind of denature 25:14 is our oxidizes the spike protein so the body can can get rid of it. 25:18 And we think ultimately the spike protein, how it's excreted is probably, 25:22 in the liver. 25:24 It must be handled by the reticular endothelial system, the liver, 25:27 and then ultimately, come out in the urine as spike fragments. 25:31 And there is, a European group 25:34 that's working on a urine spike test. 25:37 And, you know, they claim they can measure it in urine. 25:40 We just haven't seen the data yet. 25:42 Interesting. 25:43 I'd love to see if any studies start coming out about the soft chambers 25:46 and the 1.3 atmosphere, because they seem to be a lot more accessible, 25:51 you know, to more people than than finding a hard chamber. 25:54 But let's take a step back. 25:56 So let's talk about why 25:59 briefly, the spike protein does what it does. 26:02 You know, why does it have all of these detrimental effects to the body? 26:07 I believe that that starts with the Ace2 receptor. 26:09 Right? Right. 26:11 So the S1 segment docks with the Ace2 receptor. 26:16 And then that allows the virus to inject itself into the cell. 26:20 And because the spike protein crumples, it sacrifices Ace2 at the Ace2 receptor. 26:25 So there is some receptor mediated clearance of the spike protein. 26:29 But you still got the Ace2 and the virus in your body. 26:32 That's what happened to you and happened to me, 26:35 happened to basically almost all of our listeners. 26:38 The hope is 26:40 that the S1 segment we can finally get rid of. 26:42 Now, Bruce Patterson at insult has found the S1 segment inside CD 16. 26:48 Monocytes, little white blood cells. 26:50 At least a year and a half after the infection. 26:54 Okay. 26:54 And that's before the vaccines, right. 26:56 So that's a bit disturbing. 26:58 So, you know, we've learned to rely on using the antibodies 27:02 against the spike protein. 27:03 And the antibodies, by the way, are all oriented towards S1. 27:06 So it's going to pick up infection spike and vaccine spike 27:11 okay. 27:11 So when it binds to the Ace2 27:14 receptor basically just in a nutshell what happens is 27:18 we have an increase in angiotensin two, which is pro-inflammatory pro fibrosis. 27:24 Right. 27:25 And it leads to a lot of inflammation immune dysfunction, fibrosis clots etc.. 27:30 And it decreases the protective branch which is the angiotensin one seven. 27:35 Right. Which has all of the opposite effects. 27:38 So some of the therapy like when we get to your spike detox, 27:42 I loved reading all of the ingredients that you have in there, 27:45 and a lot of them are ones that I've been using clinically, 27:48 just not in the convenience of one product. 27:51 But, you know, if we can kind of protect that Ace2 receptor 27:56 and increase the angiotensin one seven, decrease the angiotensin two, 28:01 we can kind of bring that balance back into the body. 28:05 Correct. 28:06 In part, that's what you said applies to the natural infection, in part 28:11 because the Ace2 receptor is interacting with the S1 segment here. 28:16 Now, remember with the vaccines Pfizer, Moderna, 28:20 they have a proline proline insert in the spike protein 28:24 that holds it open in the prefusion conformation. 28:27 So Pfizer and Moderna do not interact with the Ace2 receptor. 28:31 Okay, I don't know about Prefusion. 28:34 So different. 28:35 So the spike protein itself, getting back to your root 28:39 question is it's pathogenic itself. 28:43 So it seems to be loaded with features that cause disease. 28:48 So for instance, one of the amino acids, 28:53 sequences in the spike protein 28:55 is homologous to a glycoprotein 28:58 on the HIV virus. 29:01 And so we are noticing people who got Covid 29:04 that they had a reduced white blood cell count. 29:07 And in the Australian terms, 29:10 terms of reference in their Covid inquiry, they actually have a term 29:14 called vaccine associated immunodeficiency 29:18 syndrome or veins or veins. 29:21 So, and this is interesting. 29:22 The reason why Australia comes up is, one of the Australian universities 29:28 had their own, Covid vaccine. 29:31 They were developing and, that vaccine exposed that part of the spike 29:36 protein to the immune system, just the way the vaccine was configured. 29:40 And it converted everybody who 29:43 or who was in the clinical trial to being HIV positive. 29:47 Wow. A Covid vaccine turned 29:49 people's blood test positive for HIV. 29:53 And so this is greatly disturbing. 29:57 There have been some studies that, in fact, the Covid virus 30:00 or some of the other vaccines that we use 30:03 can on occasion, probably just because of some, you know, 30:07 change in the confirmation exposed and turn people falsely positive for HIV. 30:11 There's a handful of papers out there now. 30:14 It's not it's not the HIV virus, but it's a false positive test. 30:17 But the point I'm making is that this protein is very unnatural. 30:23 It has lots of telltale evidence of human engineering, 30:26 and it looks like it was designed to cause harm. 30:30 Yeah, well, obviously, I hate to say it that way, but, you know. 30:34 Yeah, 30:36 obviously. 30:37 Okay, so let's talk. 30:39 I know that you talk a lot about the LabCorp antibody test. 30:43 Can you explain to our listeners what exactly it's measuring 30:48 and what I want our listeners to know, too, because I've had patients 30:51 come to me when they've had this test done by quest. 30:55 And quest gives you like a greater than 2500. 30:58 You don't really get an actual number, but if you get it on it, LabCorp, 31:03 you get your actual number and then you can use that to judge, 31:08 you know, how your therapies are going at being able to detox the body 31:13 from the spike protein. 31:14 So tell us a little bit more about that test and how you use that. 31:19 Now you're exactly correct on that. 31:20 So the antibodies to the spike protein. 31:23 So once the spike protein is in the body it's going to stimulate antibodies. 31:27 Now it turns out because the vaccine spike protein continues 31:31 to show the spike protein to the body. 31:34 The antibodies switch from neutralizing antibodies 31:37 which are IgG one and two, to useless antibodies called IgG three and four. 31:42 And we can measure those useless antibodies. 31:45 And so they're a marker for a spike protein being there. 31:47 But at this not a marker for immunity. 31:50 In fact, the FDA puts a warning out on their website. 31:52 They said don't measure these antibodies to think you're immune from Covid. 31:57 It turns out the antibodies are quite useful just to understand 32:01 this exposure to the spike protein. 32:02 So you're right. 32:04 There's a bunch of manufacturers. 32:05 I think the best one that makes the assay is called Roche. 32:08 They're from Europe. 32:09 The Roche Alexis assay and LabCorp 32:13 gives reported range of 0.8 to over 25,000 per ML. 32:18 So it's a quantitative measurement quest. 32:21 I, you know, truncates it at 2500. 32:23 And it's just not a useful number at that level. 32:26 So we tell people go to LabCorp. 32:28 There's quest and LabCorp are the two major labs in the United States. 32:31 And LabCorp got so many requests for this test 32:36 that they opened it up to the public. 32:38 So now you can just go on the website yourself 32:42 and you go to sign in, get a patient account, which is free, 32:45 and then go to labs on demand infectious diseases, Covid antibody test. 32:50 You kind of have to do those three clicks to sign up for it, pay $69, pay for it, 32:56 and then it'll give you a 32:58 LabCorp lab order number, and you can go to any LabCorp office. 33:02 They'll find it in the computer. 33:03 Get your blood drawn, and the next day you'll get a result. 33:07 Now, there are multiple 33:08 peer reviewed published papers on this, including ones I've published. 33:11 It's a number comes back then. 33:13 Less than a thousand. 33:15 You're in good shape. 33:16 There's almost certainly 33:17 there's no more spike protein in the body stimulating the immune system. 33:20 You just have the residual antibodies between 1000 and 5000. 33:25 It's certainly possible 33:26 there's still some spike there to be concerned about over 5000. 33:30 We're consistently finding the real spike protein in the bloodstream. 33:34 So it's important to understand less than a thousand. 33:37 We haven't seen any blood clots in the peer reviewed literature. 33:39 It's very low risk. 33:41 Once we get over 5000 we start to see blood clots. 33:44 We just published a case as coming out of hepatitis from the vaccines liver damage. 33:49 And that person started out at about 15,000. 33:52 And the hepatitis did resolve as the antibodies came down to about 8000. 33:56 But you'll see reports in a peer 33:58 reviewed literature, a very useful paper by Barham and colleagues showed 34:02 that the average person with long Covid did not take the shots is about 2000. 34:07 On the spike protein antibody tests, the average patient 34:10 after the vaccine, you know, several years later still having problems. 34:14 Is that 8000? 34:15 Yeah, I just had a patient yesterday. 34:17 Hers came back at 11,000 after doing, 34:22 not with me, not your protocol, but a different, 34:26 spike protein detox protocol for about nine months. 34:29 And that was after receiving the first two vaccinations back and in 2021. 34:35 And her levels were still at 11,000. 34:37 Yeah. 34:37 You know, what we've found is that, you know, the most powerful 34:42 approach so far has been 34:45 McAuley protocol based spike protein detoxification. 34:47 So it's then the ultimate spike detox. 34:49 And a wellness company. 34:51 The individual gradients are bundled by multiple companies on Amazon. 34:56 So if you type in Spike Detox now everybody knows about this.
Spike Antibody Testing and Detox Strategies 35:00 Yeah they're doing it worldwide. 35:03 The lead ingredients are natto kinase at a high dose. 35:06 Bromelain and curcumin education bromelain for sure dissolve the spike protein. 35:10 Preclinical studies curcumin randomized trials. 35:13 It's block is a spike protein inflammation. 35:16 There's some minor ingredients like dandelion root extract black sativa. 35:20 Selenium is in there just to aid in absorption, as well as, 35:23 a black pepper fruit extract to aid in absorption. 35:25 But we're using very high doses. When we first started out with this, 35:29 we were using 2000 units 35:33 of natto kinase twice a day for a total of 4000. 35:36 Now a lot of the gate, we're using 8000 on the package 35:40 label and under, you know, physician direction, direction, we're going up 35:43 to 16,000 units of natto kinase a day. 35:47 I'm doing that. 35:48 My clinical practice now, carefully observing patients. 35:51 Jordan Von, who's running the largest vaccine blood clot center 35:55 in the United States, in Birmingham, Alabama, out of the gate, is using 16,000 36:00 because the natto kinase and Bronwen are needed to kind of dissolve 36:03 these blood clots, because the blood thinners we're using, 36:06 like warfarin or a picks a banned rivaroxaban or a dabigatran, 36:12 they are just holding the blood clots steady. 36:14 We actually have to dissolve them. 36:16 And these products are proteolytic and thrombotic. 36:19 Now there's an exciting paper by Shaw Asawa and colleagues 36:23 that used not only natto kinase, Bronwen curcumin, but also added 36:28 pain lumbar kinase, surreptitious 36:32 and I counted up, I think, about 12 different proteolytic substances. 36:36 And he administered it three times a day to patients. 36:38 And he demonstrated in a patient he dissolved blood clots 36:42 that were throttling in the carotid to use virtual angio, Skippy for that. 36:45 And so he published it. 36:48 So I think there could be other enzymes that, 36:51 play a role in, in breaking down the spike protein. 36:53 But the only ones we, we have for sure in preclinical studies 36:57 and then some clinical observations now are natto kinase in bromelain. 37:01 And to your knowledge, the only contraindication with 37:05 those would be if somebody was on a blood thinner like a traditional blood thinner. 37:10 Correct. It's only. Useful use them. 37:13 Only a relative contraindication. 37:15 So it really has to do with the individual patient. 37:17 I commonly use high dose 37:19 with people on blood thinners because they have so much spike protein. 37:22 The spike protein is driving blood clotting. 37:25 And so we're working on the other side of that system. 37:28 Now, I've had to make some judgment calls. 37:31 People, 37:32 I just 37:33 had a man yesterday with dementia, I think, related to the vaccine 37:36 and the spike protein, and he's falling and he's on Eliquis, what have you. 37:40 I just have my lower doses. 37:42 I'm just worried about, you know, serious bleeding event. 37:45 And I've had I've treated several thousand patients. 37:47 I've had one serious bleeding event, and it was a patient who had a cult, 37:50 alcoholic liver disease and didn't require a transfusion 37:54 that was hospitalized, but otherwise have been fine. 37:56 If there's excess bruising, 37:58 bleeding from the nose and mouth, we just simply back off on the dose. 38:02 They should be held, by the way, at least for two days 38:05 prior to a colonoscopy, dental surgery, other things like that. 38:09 Because they are forms of blood thinners. Right. 38:12 So how long like, what is the minimum length of treatment? 38:16 Would the spike detox formula before you really start to see results? 38:22 And how long does it typically take in your experience? 38:28 I copyrighted this formulation 38:30 in my name McCullough protocol base by protein detoxification. 38:34 Now copyright. 38:35 There's no financial advantage in doing that. 38:37 It's not patented. 38:38 So anybody can make any combination. 38:40 But I copyrighted it mainly for accountability 38:43 like I did with my early treatment protocol, because it's like, okay, 38:47 I came up with the idea, I published it, I'm responsible. 38:51 So on social media, let me tell you what, if you put something in your name 38:55 and it doesn't work, people are merciless. 38:59 You know, they would absolutely say, doctor 39:01 McCullough, I did this and it didn't do anything. 39:03 All I do all day long is get flooded with compliments. 39:06 People say, thank goodness I'm better. 39:08 One of my patients said she thought she felt better after about six weeks. 39:13 That's about as fast as I've seen it. 39:16 The average patient starts to turn the corner at about nine months 39:19 to 12 months. 39:21 So in my case is a good example. 39:23 So I had Covid proven once, but I think two more times 39:26 I got to the point where I didn't feel well. 39:29 My ears were ringing so loud I just couldn't even hardly hear my stethoscope. 39:33 It was terrible, the tinnitus was terrible, 39:34 and I checked my level and sure enough, I'm 2300. 39:39 So I go on this by detox and I do it in a dedicated fashion. 39:42 Now remember, this has to be taken on an empty stomach. 39:45 So you have to ask, when do you have an empty stomach? 39:48 You know, for me is in the middle of the night. 39:50 So when I get up to use the bathroom, I. 39:52 I dust when I take it and so it worked out fine. 39:55 So I took it and it was at about nine months I noticed 39:58 my ear ringing had dropped, probably by 80 to 90%. 40:01 I just felt so much better. 40:03 I read check my antibody levels 900, 40:07 so I had that drop. 40:09 We've published drops in a what a child, a young man with mild colitis. 40:13 I believe he dropped from gosh, it's well over 10,000. 40:17 He dropped to about 2000. 40:19 But what we say is that, listen, we would take a 20% drop 40:23 in the antibody level, 40:25 meaning that that's a lagging indicator of what the spike protein is doing. 40:29 But you do want to see it go down. 40:31 And if it's not going down, people say, well, what do I do now is while 40:34 you're getting recurrent infection like you do, 40:36 you're getting potentially exposure through shedding. 40:39 And we have to take on some different strategies. 40:43 So do you see a 40:44 difference in treatment time and how quickly the patient responds? 40:48 If you're dealing with like the vaccine spike protein versus 40:52 if they just have long Covid from the virus. 40:55 Vaccine, much more difficult and taking longer to treat than the natural virus. 41:01 Okay. 41:02 And I would like to, for our listeners, just really quickly reiterate. 41:07 So we have natto kinase, 41:08 which really helps to degrade and break down the spike protein. 41:12 We have Drax the Com or dandelion, which, you know, again, I'm 41:16 thinking of this product in helping us when we are, 41:20 you know, exposed to this virus and an ongoing nature. 41:23 So you have dandelion kind of blocking the spike adhering to the Ace. 41:28 We have curcumin, which is very protective to the end. 41:32 The filial cells, which are the type of cells 41:35 that the spike protein really causes an issue with. 41:38 And we also have natto kinase and bromine breaking down the fiber in 41:43 the black pepper seed, increasing the absorption 41:46 of all of these things, especially the curcumin. 41:49 But the, the pepper and the black 41:52 seed actually increase nitric oxide signaling and production in the body, too, 41:57 which is one of our body's natural defenses against bacteria, 42:01 parasites, viruses and whatnot. 42:03 And then we also have the anti-inflammatory effects, 42:08 especially of curcumin and bromelain, 42:11 because a lot of the damage that's done is starts off 42:16 with a chemical called nuclear factor Kappa Beta, 42:19 which kicks off that whole cytokine cascade that we all heard about. 42:23 You know, with Covid that was leading to death and organ dysfunction, etc.. 42:30 And decreasing that inflammatory cytokines cascade 42:34 actually helps to bring back the balance to the immune system, too. 42:39 And then of course, we have selenium acting as an antioxidant 42:43 and helping to support that redox system, because all of this causes such oxidative 42:49 damage to the cells and to the mitochondria, which contributes 42:53 to a lot of the chronic illness and the ongoing long Covid symptoms as well. 42:58 Correct? Right. That's a good summary. 43:00 A few additional fine points. 43:02 Selenium actually helps absorption of a lot of various supplements. 43:06 So you'll see selenium with berberine and others slams an absorptive agent 43:10 which is in the GI tract to help with some of these transport channels. 43:14 And then selenium is actually needed in the heart. 43:16 It's it's clearly we think there's probably some heart involvement. 43:20 Virtually everybody who takes these vaccines and 43:23 selenium plays a role there. 43:25 You may ask is has any of this been subjected to prospective 43:29 randomized trials. 43:29 And the answer is the component that has is curcumin. 43:33 So curcumin has been all the way through randomized trials, clinical trials 43:36 in human beings, Covid and long Covid and over a dozen of them. 43:41 There's a meta analysis. 43:42 And for sure, procurement has a beneficial effect. 43:45 I think the only question out there is what's the dose? 43:49 And so, you know, in this product, it's at 500mg. 43:54 If we go to the double dose, it's 1000mg. 43:57 There are some data from the Indian literature 43:59 that I'd like to get to, about 2000mg of curcumin a day. 44:03 And, you know, and one of my patients and, you know, probably your patients, too, 44:07 some patients really get into naturopathic, you know, medicine. 44:11 One of my patients is using some bulk compound. 44:14 He's up to about 9000mg of curcumin a day. 44:18 Says he feels great. 44:19 He uses it for arthritis. 44:21 But, curcumin is just is a very interesting product. 44:24 There are plenty of data suggesting that it's also anti neoplastic as well. 44:30 Anti-Cancer. 44:31 And another fine point on bromelain. 44:34 Bromelain is a family of enzymes derived from the stems of pineapple. 44:37 You can get it in pineapple if you eat a bowl of pineapple 44:40 chunks maybe get like 30, milligrams of it. 44:44 But we're giving bromelain at 500 to 1000 milligram doses. 44:47 Bromelain is an FDA approved drug 44:50 as a topical drug that's used in deep, tissue 44:54 wounds to break up the proteolytic s-sure of of within wounds. 44:59 It's also anti-infective. 45:01 This is important. So it's anti-infective. 45:04 And so, you know, one of the concerns I always tell patients, 45:07 listen, you're doing great. 45:09 Just don't get another case of Covid, right? 45:12 So this product here has several ingredients 45:15 that are actually anti-Covid to help 45:18 protect against another Covid infection. 45:21 So, like, why wouldn't we do this as there still is some residual Covid, out there? 45:27 So, you know, my kind of ear ringing, 45:31 my syndrome is done, but I'm continuing just at a low dose. 45:35 I took a to this morning of the ultimate spike detox, and one of the final added 45:40 advantages of it is an anti atherosclerotic effect of natto kinase. 45:45 So natto can is tested in a large prospective study 45:48 on carotid atherosclerosis reduced the blockage 45:52 in arteries here chronically separate from its pandemic use. 45:56 So I personally actually have blockages. 45:59 I'm older and so I feel better doing something naturopathic 46:04 in addition to everything else I'm doing so I don't clog up my carotid arteries. 46:08 My grandmother had a completely clogged carotid, had a stroke, 46:11 had to have it removed. 46:13 So like, I don't want to go down that pathway. 46:15 Yeah. 46:15 And to your point, I mean, prevention of all of this 46:19 is so much easier than trying to cure after the fact. 46:23 And as a natural path, like, doctor, what I absolutely love about 46:27 your formulation is that, you know, when I'm looking at this, I'm like, 46:31 you're advertising it wrong. 46:32 You need to talk about this as prevention as well. 46:35 Because when I was just looking 46:37 at reading about your product, I was like, oh, it's spike 46:39 protein detox, it's breaking it down, and then you're done with it. 46:43 I'm like, no, the ingredients that you chose are, 46:46 in my opinion, actually preventative 46:50 for the path of his ideology of this virus coming into the body. 46:53 Well, let me tell you, the wellness company and we started it three years ago. 46:57 We were challenged 46:57 by the federal Trade Commission to support every single ingredient. 47:01 So we actually and you laid it out, you know, dandelion extract and etc., 47:05 black sativa. 47:06 We had to we had to defend the use of that. 47:09 Like, what scientific basis would you have that in the product? 47:13 Now, the wellness company were getting ready 47:15 to come out with an additional product. 47:17 And I imagine you work with this in your practice. 47:20 It's what we're going to call it enhanced and acetylcysteine. 47:23 And so my next. Question for. You. 47:25 Yeah, so enhanced and acetylcysteine as a way of 47:29 kind of regenerating what's called the glutathione system. 47:32 And, you know, our body's always in a state of oxidative breakdown, 47:36 an antioxidant of repair glucose. 47:38 I own that system is important 47:42 in this kind of global balance, redox balance we have in the body. 47:45 And we've been interested in the data. 47:47 And I have one paper on this with just carmine about 47:50 about an Acetylcysteine and its role potentially with the spike protein. 47:54 At first I thought, well, it's just managing oxidative stress. 47:57 But have you but now it looks like NSCLC itself may denature the spike protein. 48:02 It may unwind it some because it tightly trimer rises and it's stuck. 48:07 And I'll see. 48:07 The system may be able to do that and allow our own 48:10 liver and kidneys to kind of get rid of the spike protein. 48:14 And that's the excitement of a product that's from Europe is called 48:18 augmented and acetylcysteine. 48:19 So it's just a different molecular formula of it. 48:23 Yeah. 48:23 That was my next question. 48:25 I was going to ask you what your thoughts were on an Acetylcysteine or NAC. 48:28 That's something that I use a lot my practice as well as quercetin. 48:33 And then also your opinion on you know, using nicotine therapy. 48:37 And if you think that can be useful in conjunction as well 48:41 because it's heading like a completely different pathway. 48:44 Right. 48:44 So let's take them in order to finish an Acetylcysteine. 48:47 It looks like augmented narcissistic assisting by the claimed of a company 48:51 yet to be proven. 48:52 But they've done the studies and the scientific basis. 48:55 They're still assisting and probably going to have a role in denaturing. 48:58 And so when I published my paper on this two papers, 49:01 I used a term base base spiked detoxification, 49:05 meaning clinically it's the base activity we should be doing. 49:09 Plus we can add things to it. 49:11 So adding augmented Nessie 49:14 I think pretty sound right now. 49:15 We'll see how the trials come up from the Europeans and the urine spike. Yes. 49:20 But you know, NSC assisting pretty well tolerated 49:23 doesn't really have much in the way of side effects. 49:25 I have no difficulties with that at all. 49:28 Yeah, not to my knowledge. 49:29 There's no toxic dose of NRC either. 49:31 Yeah. 49:32 And, you know, we use very high doses 49:34 and acetaminophen overdose and do fine with it. So, 49:38 now the next question was about quercetin, a polyphenol supplement. 49:42 And quercetin seem to kind of, the theory was maybe it blocks the Tmprss2 receptor 49:48 another way that the spike protein can get into the system. 49:51 And I was very impressed at the very large University of Virginia study. 49:55 I'm sorry, is impressed with, multiple studies that you're sort of a genius.
Supplement Protocols and Adjunct Therapies 50:00 Another they contributed to another component of my college protocol, 50:03 but multiple studies that showed that carcinogens seem to have, 50:06 you know, some cellular protective effects. 50:09 And, you know, it's a very solid, supplement. 50:13 So we started to recommend it during Covid based 50:17 on, you know, based on those properties. 50:20 And then, finally, the Swiss, did a small prospective study, 50:25 small case series 50:26 with this idea that nicotine could block the spike protein interaction 50:31 with the nicotinic acetal calling receptors. 50:33 And in fact, it worked. 50:34 People who, again, they must have had circulating spike protein. 50:38 They, it was interfere with the receptors. 50:40 They felt kind of down as soon as they used a nicotine patch, 50:44 they perked up. 50:46 So we started working with nicotine patches. 50:48 Now over the last two years. 50:50 And let me give you an idea. 50:51 So if someone is smoking, we start with 21mg a day patch 50:56 because we're trying to, in a sense, get them off the cigarets 50:59 because they're continually in a high nicotine state. 51:02 Someone who's a nonsmoker in my experience, is a big mistake 51:05 to start that high, because the nicotine actually can make people sick. 51:10 So we start at seven milligrams nicotine patch, 51:13 and you can get this over the counter. 51:15 You just get habitual seven milligram patch over the counter. 51:18 And it probably doesn't get rid of the spike protein, 51:21 but it does antagonize it at the, receptor site. 51:24 And I usually tell patients, listen, give it a try for three months 51:27 or six months. 51:28 I found it personally far more effective than low dose 51:31 naltrexone or Mirror of Iraq and Pravastatin. 51:36 There's been a lot of things that have been tried, and I found that 51:39 the nicotine patch certainly well tolerated. 51:42 And I think there's enough doctors 51:45 that have made the observation that, yeah, it's work, by the way, 51:48 everything we're talking about right now, which are very reasonable 51:51 strategies and long Covid and vaccine injury syndromes, 51:54 not a single bit of this was studied in the Biden administration. 51:59 $1 billion long Covid program. 52:03 Not a single one of these strategies, 52:05 not a single doctor like me was engaged in the program or doctor. 52:09 No naturopathic doctors were engaged. 52:11 It was an entire waste of money. 52:14 In fact, one of the strategies that was tried in that program, 52:18 believe it or not, was giving more Covid vaccines to people who had long Covid. 52:24 So it just loaded them with more spike protein. 52:27 And sadly, I had some patients had this one teenage girl 52:31 who was so ruined by long Covid, so poor thing was almost bedridden. 52:35 She lost like a year or two of high school, 52:38 and then she went to Texas Children's Hospital to a long Covid clinic, 52:43 and they gave her a Covid vaccine and then she was done. 52:47 She literally couldn't get out of bed. 52:48 The parents were wheeling around in a stretcher. 52:51 That's how bad it was. 52:53 Yeah, it's it's terrible. 52:55 I mean, you and I could go down a long, dark road about all of this 52:59 and the things that we've seen and the malice, the ignorance. 53:03 I really don't understand. 53:05 I don't understand how if you're genuinely trying to help people, 53:11 you're not doing this research, you're not trying 53:14 all of the things that make common medical sense. 53:17 Well, here's the reason, doctor, 53:20 because these doctors are practicing their religion. 53:25 Yeah, vaccinology is a religion. 53:28 The reason why the spike protein is not measured 53:32 or studied in academic medical centers is because they know it's 53:35 going to lead to the vaccines and vaccine ideology, says, listen, 53:39 we have to accept these vaccines as a matter of faith, not on science. 53:44 That that, you know, the vaccines were held out 53:48 as the savior for the Covid 19 pandemic 53:53 and that through mankind. 53:55 And, you know, it was said through the pandemic that that vaccine in the news 53:59 better than natural immunity says, when was that ever the case? 54:03 Right. 54:03 It just it was against all complete common sense. 54:07 But it has. 54:07 But because it's a matter of religious faith 54:10 and we were asked to take the vaccines, 54:13 but because the vaccines aren't perfect, 54:15 some people were injured, disabled or sadly died. 54:18 The the unspoken expectation is 54:22 they should they should take that for the betterment of humanity. 54:25 So there's been no investigation into vaccine injuries, disability, 54:29 some deaths by any government agency worldwide. 54:33 There's been no inspection of these vaccines for quality or purity, 54:37 no safety review. 54:38 And no country will pull these vaccines off. 54:41 The market. 54:42 So it's a vaccine ideology. 54:45 It's a religion. 54:46 The reason why you can't understand it is you don't understand 54:51 that false religion and neither do I. 54:53 I didn't take the Covid shots, but I don't, you know. 54:57 Nobody in my family did. 54:58 I know my family. 55:00 Do you know do you know this? 55:02 All the naturopathic medicine societies endorsed the vaccines. 55:06 Oh, I'm well aware. 55:08 Naturopathic. Yeah. 55:10 Naturopathic slow. 55:12 So the only organization that I'm aware of 55:16 is a physician MD allopathic physician organization. 55:19 And that's the Association of American Physician and Surgeons. 55:23 They never endorsed the vaccines. 55:26 They came out with a position statement saying they should be pulled off 55:29 the market. 55:29 Now, that was several years into the pandemic, 55:33 and that organization should get a lot of credit. 55:34 I went to their national meeting, this month in Washington. 55:38 I noticed virtually every seat was filled. 55:40 So so their membership is growing. 55:42 They've been around since 1943, tend to be kind of the old guard, 55:46 pretty conservative, but most people are top in their class at medical school. 55:50 But they put out 55:52 a resolution and 2000 listen to this. 55:54 Or the only organization a resolution in 2000 saying that all requirements 56:00 are mandates for vaccines to attend school, military or employment. 56:05 Those should be banned. 2000. 56:07 That's 25 years ago. 56:09 They made the right call. 56:11 And now, Florida, Florida surgeon general 56:15 this month came out and said, listen, we need to get rid of all these 56:18 because I think if there was no mandates or requirements at all for vaccines, 56:22 I think all the tension would come out of all these arguments. 56:26 I didn't take the Covid vaccine. You didn't take it. 56:28 My wife didn't take it. 56:29 Your husband didn't take it. 56:31 Yeah. The 90 year old mother didn't take it. 56:34 And she's not on one pharmaceutical medication. 56:36 And she's healthier than a horse because she lives in a way 56:41 that does, you know, that that prevents everything. 56:44 You know that we're talking about real food. 56:47 And how old is she? 56:49 She's going to be 79 this year. 79? 56:52 Yeah. Well, there's an important study. 56:55 I think it's called the Informed Study is that it was a 56:58 it was a cardiologist type A huge population. 57:00 About 10% of people could make it to age 80 with no prescription medications. 57:05 So she's going to be in the 10% now, 90% who make it to age. 57:09 You know, get some additional aid to get there. 57:11 But but it's important to understand that not everybody can be like your mom. 57:16 Well, of course not. 57:17 Yeah. They can't. 57:17 No, it's just not everybody, honestly, is that fortunate. 57:20 But my mom is 86 and she's in a senior home. 57:24 I just checked on her yesterday, and, she didn't take the Covid vaccines either. 57:29 And she's perfectly now my 92 year old mother in law who lives with us. 57:35 She did take two Covid vaccines 57:37 back in, 2021, two Pfizer's. 57:41 And I've been carefully watching her. 57:44 No problems, no problems, no problems, nothing. 57:47 She said she never even got a sore arm. 57:50 Nothing. 57:52 So finally, curiosity got the cat, and I said, mama, 57:55 we got to check your antibody levels. 57:57 So we checked her antibody levels. 57:59 They were 200.
Vaccine Injury, Batches, and Closing Resources 58:02 So here's the. 58:03 I'll bring up something very controversial. 58:06 This is more of like a conspiracy that I heard so way back 58:09 with those initial injections, where there are some that were placebo 58:14 and some of them that actually, like, were the real vaccine and kind of like, 58:20 you know, the pharmaceutical companies were doing their own randomized trials 58:23 with people not knowing, like, is that a real thing? 58:27 Could she be one of the people that got the injection? 58:30 But it wasn't actually, you know, the vaccine? 58:34 We can't possibly know. 58:36 I mean, obviously her levels are safe. 58:39 She got no vaccine, but but she had to get it for sure because she was in Canada. 58:44 We were trying to get her out 58:44 and they just would not let her out unless you got vaccinated. 58:48 So what we know from the data on what's called how bad is my batch.com 58:52 which analyzed, you know, Pfizer, I know their data pretty 58:55 well was 4500 batches, 75% of the batches. 58:59 There's not a single death reported. 59:02 25% of the batch batches. 59:04 There's at least one death reported. 59:05 Two papers by Manatee and colleagues show the batches are not the same. 59:11 Yeah, there's a there's a proportion of the batches that are lethal, 59:15 but there's a large number of batches that essentially nothing happens. 59:19 That's the reason why some people are perfectly fine. 59:23 And so, my neighbor came out the other day 59:26 and he said, hey, I just want to let you know I got my booster. 59:30 So he's he's actually has had seven shots. 59:33 He's had seven shots and nothing has happened to him. 59:37 Nothing. 59:38 And so it is possible to get that lucky. 59:42 I mean that's the answer. 59:43 There's a smaller number of vials and people can I encourage 59:47 people who've taken the shots go to hot. 59:49 That is my Bascombe and to your batch and see if you've had one or more deaths. 59:54 You've got what's called a hot lot. 59:57 If you've had a batch 59:59 where there's no deaths and you can see how many other side effects 1:00:02 and remember, remember, there's millions of of people captured 1:00:07 here in the data, you can make a reasonable assumption that you're fine. 1:00:11 If you really want to know. 1:00:12 Get your antibody test. 1:00:13 That's the main thing. Now it's LabCorp. 1:00:15 It is. 1:00:15 Open it up to you soon we should be able to have 1:00:18 a directly measured spike protein test, either in the blood or urine. 1:00:22 That's going to be quite, quite helpful. 1:00:24 But I mean, the good news is a lot of people took the shots are perfectly fine. 1:00:28 We don't want to create a lot of alarm. 1:00:30 But what we're doing on this program and clinically is we're saying, listen, 1:00:34 for those out there, which is probably 25% or so, 1:00:38 that got hot ones and a subset of them have problems. 1:00:43 Get detoxification. 1:00:44 I would not play around with a antibody level of 25,000. 1:00:49 I've every so often somebody says, listen, I'm over 25,000. 1:00:52 But I feel fine. I said, you do now. 1:00:55 But but we're seeing first blood clots, cardiac arrests, cancer other problems. 1:00:59 Don't play around this. 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