Please take note that it's an IV protocol, requiring you to head into a hospital setting.
So back to the old saying, prevention is better than cure. Good on Jeff to pick up on the exploding sepsis issue, but a weakened immune system is only maybe 1/3 of the story. One or two studies from 2 years back already showed that the spike enables …
Please take note that it's an IV protocol, requiring you to head into a hospital setting.
So back to the old saying, prevention is better than cure. Good on Jeff to pick up on the exploding sepsis issue, but a weakened immune system is only maybe 1/3 of the story. One or two studies from 2 years back already showed that the spike enables the formation of biofilms - which effectively shield bacteria buildup from our immune system. In order words, those bacteria colonies are growing and growing... until the biofilm is pierced for whatever reason and you get a huge flood of bacteria. There's been enough stories where folks had to cut out portions of their colons or other organs - so that is where it's coming from.
The jabberwockies who still have spikes in their bodies - yes, they are quite vulnerable. But even the unvexed who are exposed to serious spike shedding - will start to see a buildup of the biofilms, that's why there's been a few cases already reported.
So back to prevention better than cure - the natto/serra protocol - every 2 days would serve to prevent this from happening. 1500 / 80K IU per 45lb body weight should be sufficient as a maintenance protocol. Remember it has to be enteric coated and taken on an empty stomach (2 hours after food and 1 hour before next feed). The serra portion is the key in piercing those biofilms, thus allowing our immune systems to clear the bacteria buildup before it becomes too big to handle. Serra can also cross the blood brain barrier and neutralizes the spikes that do get into the brain via the central nervous system. So just a lot of protective effects.
FWIW, everyone in my family is taking it on a daily basis - you can read up on the Midwesterndoctor's substack piece on Zeta potential. Definitely enhances bloodflow and clears up a lot of minor issues. Of course if we live in a pristine environment, we wouldn't need to supplement to that extent, but it is what it is.
Please take note that it's an IV protocol, requiring you to head into a hospital setting.
So back to the old saying, prevention is better than cure. Good on Jeff to pick up on the exploding sepsis issue, but a weakened immune system is only maybe 1/3 of the story. One or two studies from 2 years back already showed that the spike enables the formation of biofilms - which effectively shield bacteria buildup from our immune system. In order words, those bacteria colonies are growing and growing... until the biofilm is pierced for whatever reason and you get a huge flood of bacteria. There's been enough stories where folks had to cut out portions of their colons or other organs - so that is where it's coming from.
The jabberwockies who still have spikes in their bodies - yes, they are quite vulnerable. But even the unvexed who are exposed to serious spike shedding - will start to see a buildup of the biofilms, that's why there's been a few cases already reported.
So back to prevention better than cure - the natto/serra protocol - every 2 days would serve to prevent this from happening. 1500 / 80K IU per 45lb body weight should be sufficient as a maintenance protocol. Remember it has to be enteric coated and taken on an empty stomach (2 hours after food and 1 hour before next feed). The serra portion is the key in piercing those biofilms, thus allowing our immune systems to clear the bacteria buildup before it becomes too big to handle. Serra can also cross the blood brain barrier and neutralizes the spikes that do get into the brain via the central nervous system. So just a lot of protective effects.
FWIW, everyone in my family is taking it on a daily basis - you can read up on the Midwesterndoctor's substack piece on Zeta potential. Definitely enhances bloodflow and clears up a lot of minor issues. Of course if we live in a pristine environment, we wouldn't need to supplement to that extent, but it is what it is.