DAY 2 – SUNDAY – Post Vax/Long Covid Congress – 27th AUG, 2023

mRNA vaccines have unique designs and potential long-lasting effects. • 0:00

Exosomes play a crucial role in spreading spike proteins throughout the body. • 11:35

Spike protein’s neurotoxicity and inflammatory responses are concerning. • 13:00

Direct path from muscles to brain via nerve fibers raises neurological disease risks. • 14:25

Research shows microRNAs in exosomes can affect immune cells in the brain. • 15:02

Exosomes released by muscle cells may distribute Spike protein and RNA from mRNA vaccines. • 15:32

Exosomes can contribute to inflammatory responses and propagate pathogenic effects to distant cells. • 16:11

Thymic involution and immune system aging can be accelerated by activated dendritic cells from muscle cells. • 20:13

SARS-CoV2 infection can impair thymus function, leading to immune system weakness and susceptibility to diseases. • 21:20

NLRP3 inflammasome activation can cause thymic involution and immunosenescence, increasing autoimmune disease risk. • 22:01

Loss of thymic epithelial cells can result in autoimmune liver disease and immune system dysregulation. • 24:01

Immunosenescence can lead to increased infection susceptibility, autoimmune diseases, and metabolic changes. • 25:29

Thymic evolution and aging can result in a weakened immune response, inflammation, and increased disease incidence. • 26:24

Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) affects 17-20% of the population, causing cytokine storms. • 32:15

Therapeutic interventions include optimizing nutrition, stabilizing mast cells, and restoring immune function. • 33:01

Case study of a 55-year-old woman with severe symptoms like chest pain, diarrhea, and muscle twitching. • 34:54

Treatment plan involved antihistamines, gut microbiome analysis, mitochondrial support, and spike protein elimination. • 39:07

Patient showed improvements in weight, migraines, muscle twitching, and overall symptoms after treatment. • 40:49

Addressed deficiencies in gut health markers and introduced hormonal therapy for persistent symptoms. • 42:06

Continued treatment with antihistamines, spike protein elimination, and hormone replacement therapy. • 43:03

Research on SARS-CoV-2 replication in gut bacteria challenges conventional understanding. • 52:02

Demonstration of SARS-CoV-2 replication within gut bacteria through experiments. • 55:05

Identification of antibiotics that can inhibit SARS-CoV-2 replication and toxin production. • 59:10

Toxic peptides from gut bacteria may impact neuronal development, suggesting broader implications. • 1:00:22

COVID-19 and vaccine-induced COVID are systemic diseases affecting multiple organ systems. • 1:14:42

Low venous blood saturation in COVID-19 indicates microcirculation issues. • 1:17:26

Helpefferacious treatment involves Heparin-mediated extracorporeal LDL fibrinogen precipitation. • 1:18:07

Case study of a patient with severe myocarditis showing improvement in oxygen saturation and fibrinogen levels post-treatment. • 1:19:02

Heparin binds spike proteins, reduces fibrinogen levels, dissolves microthrombi, and removes toxins and cytokines. • 1:21:12

Herbal medicines have a long tradition in Europe and Asia alongside modern Western medicine. • 1:35:06

European and Asian herbal-based pharmaceuticals require regulatory approval based on extensive scientific data. • 1:37:12

In Europe, traditional herbal medicinal products can be registered if used for at least 30 years without issues. • 1:39:02

Legal requirements for Asian traditional herbal medicine include approval processes and monitoring by authorities. • 1:40:00

Nature-based products in the US are mainly classified as food supplements under FDA supervision. • 1:41:07

Functional foods and food supplements are differentiated in Europe, with strict regulations for the latter. • 1:42:04

High-pure natural substances are isolated and provided as reference substances for pharmaceutical industry use. • 1:43:31

Spike Detox Protocol discussed for managing long-haul Covid and post-vaccine injuries. • 2:00:27

Anticipated humanitarian crisis due to widespread health issues post-pandemic. • 2:01:27

Patients seeking optimization of health due to ongoing symptoms and concerns. • 2:02:05

Significant financial burden on patients seeking treatment for long-haul Covid and post-vaccine injuries. • 2:02:19

Challenges in navigating treatment options and safety concerns in current healthcare landscape. • 2:02:59

Continuous research and collaboration among global experts to enhance understanding and treatment protocols. • 2:03:07

Formation of Buyers Club RX to provide support and access to safe supplements for patients. • 2:03:30

Protocol aims to degrade spike proteins in the body to achieve regression and remission of disease. • 2:03:59

Accumulation of spike proteins in organs leads to neuroinflammation and neurodegeneration. • 2:04:20

Studies show how spike proteins spread throughout the body, causing various health issues. • 2:05:57

Specific compounds like quercetin, bromelain, and NAC are used to target and degrade spike proteins. • 2:06:18

Autophagy inducers and senolytics are utilized to break down senescent cells and clear spike proteins. • 2:14:01

Case studies demonstrate significant improvements in biomarkers and symptoms with the detox protocol. • 2:18:06

Oral microbiome can lead to systemic inflammation and translocation of toxins. • 2:29:06

Dysbiosis in the oral cavity may result in fungal overgrowth and increased inflammation. • 2:32:08

Nasal microbiome affected by SARS-CoV-2, leading to pathogenic bacteria proliferation. • 2:33:02

Tight junction integrity in nasal cavity disrupted by virus, allowing transfer of metabolites to CNS. • 2:35:01

Environmental factors impact nasal microbiome diversity and health status. • 2:36:46

SARS-CoV-2 may affect nasal microbiome, leading to inflammatory pathways and neurodegeneration. • 2:35:54

Environmental allergens can exacerbate nasal microbiome effects, disrupting nasal epithelial barrier. • 2:36:19

Nasal rinsing with saline solution is effective for mold, dust, and pollen, avoiding harsh antiseptics. • 2:36:49

Gut microbiome shows decline in key species like bifidobacteria and lactobacillus, leading to inflammation and fungal overgrowth. • 2:38:04

Epigenetic and immune forces on gut microbiome may result in emergence of novel flora with unknown consequences. • 2:39:54

Fecal microbiome transplant shows efficacy but may not maintain a healthy microbiome long-term. • 2:40:43

Use of soil-derived phage therapies like the Riser product could help address multi-drug resistant bacteria. • 2:47:00

Challenges in differentiating Long Covid patients who will benefit from interventions due to evolving understanding of the virus. • 2:50:46

Collaboration in restoring health and balance to the oral and nasopharyngeal microbiome for better patient response. • 2:51:36

Patients with underlying conditions like MCAS or gut microbiome issues are more susceptible to severe outcomes post-vaccine or post-infection. • 2:51:50

Sequencing data shows depletion of key bacterial species like actinobacteria and bifidobacteria in long Covid patients, leading to compromised immune responses. • 2:52:23

Glyphosate exposure linked to microbiome disruption, particularly affecting bifidobacteria and butyrate production, exacerbating Covid symptoms. • 2:53:59

Shift towards natural products and personalized dietary approaches in treating long Covid, emphasizing the role of gut microbiome restoration and avoiding allergenic foods. • 2:56:02

Combining natural compounds in treatment can enhance biological activity synergistically, offering effective solutions with lower dosages. • 2:57:06

Challenges in educating medical professionals about conditions like MCAS and long Covid, but gradual progress is being made through patient advocacy and awareness. • 3:00:02

Concerns raised about continued vaccinations exacerbating immunocompromised states and contributing to long-term health issues, necessitating a global effort to address these challenges. • 3:05:14

Urgent need to silence the virus and prevent further mutations leading to severe health consequences, highlighting the importance of halting the current trajectory for economic and societal stability. • 3:06:00

Collaboration and serious research needed to address dangerous sequences in the virus. • 3:07:32

Concerns raised about alarming clinical markers in non-long-hauler Covid patients. • 3:07:39

Call for more experts and assistance in understanding the impact of sequences on the body. • 3:07:48

Discussion on DNA and RNA mutations, integration into the genome, and epigenetic dysregulation. • 3:08:02

Observations on patients without vaccination still experiencing severe long Covid symptoms. • 3:09:02

Emphasis on the seriousness of infection beyond vaccine-related issues. • 3:09:09

Importance of differentiating between vaccine-related injuries and viral infections. • 3:10:22

Need for universal diagnostics and quantifiable devices for better treatment guidelines. • 3:14:49

Advocacy for natural remedies, healthy living, and returning to nature for overall well-being. • 3:21:00

Focus on developing solutions to target and eliminate the spike protein for long-haulers and vaccine injuries. • 3:23:03

Concerns raised about booster shots potentially weakening the immune system. • 3:24:12

Worry about vaccines causing autoimmune diseases and other health issues. • 3:24:24

Fear of vaccines on childhood schedule leading to increased autism rates. • 3:24:42

Call to end unnecessary suffering and hope for a solution. • 3:25:08

Announcement of upcoming conferences to delve deeper into specific topics. • 3:26:17