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Covid-19
Over the years I've gathered lots of research on this topic. Scientific studies that don't get a lot of press and very interesting. I just honed in on a very interesting paper regarding the use of nicotine patches for treating long-haul Covid. While I had been aware that smokers mysteriously did better with Covid and the use of Covid chewing gum for helping bring back sense of taste and smell, this paper brought all the scientific explanation to it! We always thought the virus locking into the ACE2 receptors were the big deal, but apparently, the virus also locks into the nicotinic ACHr's (acetycholine receptors), and the virus uses this as a gateway into the body. This is the connection you may read about connecting snake venom and rabies as behaving simililarly to SARS-COV-2. Acetylcholine transmission is vital for neurological health and preventing neurodegenerative diseases, so bumping the virus out of the receptors with nicotine is a huge plus for health. According to this paper, transdermal nicotine is non-addictive, and, of course, you only need to use it for a limited time. CHECK IT OUT. Is the post-COVID-19 syndrome a severe impairment of acetylcholine-orchestrated neuromodulation that responds to nicotine administration?
The good news is that whether you have had Covid-19 and have residual symptoms, or whether you received innoculations and suffer side effects or worry about them, there are proactive things you can do!
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What about mRNA "vaccine shedding?"
•"After the COVID-19 vaccines hit the market, stories began emerging of unvaccinated individuals becoming ill after being in proximity to recently vaccinated individuals. This confused many, as the mRNA technology in theory should not be able to “shed.”
•After seeing countless patient cases which can only be explained by COVID vaccine shedding, a year ago, I initiated multiple widely seen calls for individuals to share suspected shedding experiences.
•From those 1,500 reports, clear and replicable patterns have emerged which collectively prove “shedding” is a real and predictable phenomenon that can be explained by known mechanisms unique to the mRNA technology.
•Likewise, after being blocked from publication for over a year, recently, a scientific study corroborating the shedding phenomenon was finally published.
•This article will map out everything that is known about shedding (e.g., what are the common symptoms, how does it happen, who does it affect, does it occur through sexual contact, can it cause severe issues like cancer) along with strategies for preventing it."
What We've Learned from a Year of Vaccine Shedding Data - Jan 19, 2025
Ocular Manifestations of
Covid-19?
Yes!
"Ophthalmic manifestations may be the presenting feature of COVID-19 infection or they may develop several weeks after recovery. Ophthalmologists should be aware of the possible associations of ocular diseases with SARS-CoV-2 in order to ask relevant history, look for specific signs, advise appropriate tests and thereby mitigate the spread of infection as well as diagnose and initiate early treatment for life and vision threatening complications." COVID-19 and Eye: A Review of Ophthalmic Manifestations of COVID-19
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I had a case of Covid-19 beginning first symptoms on Dec 28. I used the nicotine patch and ivermectin and had a very easy course of it; one week later I would not have known I had had anything.
However, on January 8, I noted the sudden appearance of a very pronounced floater in my left eye. I do not have a history of floaters. This was accompanied by flashes of light I would notice when in a dark environment. Realizing this indicated retinal-related problems, I made an appointment with my eye doctor, who got me right in. She has always remarked that I have the eyes of a 20-year-old, and this time, that held true. "Your retinae are like those of a 20-year-old. Your arteries are perfectly clear. Everything is perfect, but you have a posterior vitreous detachment from the retina."
I was fascinated to learn that this means the thick gel that surrounds the retina had liquified and pulled away. That is the material that flung out into the body of the eye and caused the floater. The flashing of light is the pulling of the vitreous on the retina. This is something that can happen to people as they age, as the fluid becomes less thick. I am 66, and I suppose that could be the explanation in my case, although my eye health history would tend to make that scenario less likely.
Before I had my appointment I had already investigated any possible correlation with Covid-19 and retinal problems. Oh, yes! Especially with issues involving arterial occlusion/hemorrhage, that kind of thing. I was very grateful my problem had nothing to do with that. But after my diagnosis I looked to see if I could find any literature connecting vitreol problems to Covid-19, and, yes, I do.
Vitreoretinal abnormalities in corona virus disease 2019 patients: What we know so far
More on Eye Complications Related to Covid-19
As you can see from the above, most of the ocular problems involve thickening of the blood, thrombosis - if you will, and this is the key problem with Covid-19 and the vaccinations to vascular problems such as stroke and heart attack. This was not involved in my problem; my arteries in the eye are perfectly clear.
However, the approach I would take for vascular problems affecting the eyes would be the same as the approach for Covid-related vascular problems anywhere: PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES.
I typically use Serrapeptase and Nattokinase; bromelain is another, but the former are my favorites. I do take these daily and have for a long time.
If you are concerned about Covid-related vascular issues related to having the virus, getting the virus, or having had Covid-19 vaccines, then this is an important safeguard. Proteolytic enzymes "digest" protein. If taken with meals, they will simply digest the protein in your food; if taken off meals, they go about digesting excess fibrin in the blood, keeping it from becoming to thick and forming clots (as well as adhesions, scar tissue, etc. - for more on the health benefits of proteolytic enzymes, go here: Serrapeptase/Nattokinase | Wondrous Roots
I take one of each in the morning at least one hour before consuming any protein.
Caution: Avoid f you are on blood-thinning medication, although some people prefer to switch from medications to these for their added health benefits.
More on Serrapeptase/Nattokinase
"COVID-19 has been highly associated with major systemic inflammatory response and hypercoagulation state. Numerous literatures have demonstrated these phenomena in various organs including kidney, lungs, brain, and skin."
"It should be taken into consideration that retina is a metabolically active tissue with end arterial system, which makes it sensible to ischemic events.[ 33] The initial process started with type three hypersensitivity responses toward the SARS-CoV-2 antigen, which triggers the formation of antigen–antibody complexes. These deposits combined with the apoptotic and ischemic process leads to pro-inflammatory stage, which initiates the cytokine storm and results in complement-mediated thrombotic microangiopathy.[ 20, 31]" Vitreoretinal abnormalities in corona virus disease 2019 patients: What we know so far
I've done a lot of talking about the MTHFR gene variants and have a page dedicated to this topic. Here, in this paper, we see a link between long Covid, POTS syndrome, and chronic fatigue syndrome. Understanding these connections helps us better understand the mechanism behind these trouble conditions and better how to address, improve, and - if possible - correct them.
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