COVID Riddle Solved, It's Not The Virus It's The Bacteria

[nwo2012]

How are they conspiracies when they are literally rolling out 5g antennas and Trump passed a law to make sure it’s everywhere by the year’s end to “keep up with China”.

As for the microchip vaccines see ID2020.

You are making the biggest mistake of your life if you get that vaccine just to seem smarter than “conspiracy theorists”

Yes and the most hilarious part is these so called intelligent people think that anyone that can see the elephant in the room is crazy yet they believe the ridiculous story of how a Chinese man ate a bat. I mean how dumb can you be? Generally the more 'educated' someone is, the more they can not see multiple fallacies of logic. Trivia masters rather than masters of the Trivium.

 

[yerrag]

I think it's 250mg a day. Not totally sure.

Yes, but the first day is 500 mg. A Zpak I got is 3 tablets of 500mg, which is the usual course taken. 1st day 500 mg, then 250mg for the next days until the pack is used up.

 

[yerrag]

Your case sounds more intricate, I'm not sure these infections are so deep seated in the covid patients. But I agree on biofilm and I think Sandeep even talks about it. Is this why NAC helps I wonder? It's known as a biofilm buster, but then again so are other non Peaty things like competing bacteria, for example lactobacillus.

The more I know, the more complicated my biofilm colony appears to me, and the appearance is reality. But I don't really think my condition is less deep-seated nor my case more intricate than others. It's just that as I dwelve more into my condition, the more I get to understand the complexity of the biofilm and the pathogens that are involved in it. Take the case of biofilm busters. There are many out there, but they are just as specific as antibiotics are. You'd have to get ones (as it's not just one) that are suitable for the pathogens you're dealing with. And being familiar with phytochemicals in plants helps a lot. I'm finding that there are certain herbs available in TCM that are helpful, and knowing what herb combinations can be used even more helpful. These are available in blends already, so I don't have to re-invent the wheel. And then essential oils are just as helpful. And I'm just beginning to appreciate the lungs as the best way to deliver these oils to the bloodstream, over oral intake and over topical intake. I just learned that the best way to mist these oils is thru the use of waterless diffuser, but alas I can't buy these diffusers anymore as delivery options (no plane service) are limited.

So far, just in my quest to naturally lower my blood pressure by attacking the biofilms and killing the pathogens using antibiotics and TCM herbs, I have been failing miserably at lowering the BP, but I'm seeing the total elimination of my arthritis in my knee and in my hips. I'm also getting a lot less flareups with my seborrheic dermatitis (they're not wet anymore but the crust remains). This all goes to show that the microbial community residing in biofilms in the blood vessels, with or without plaque, is the root of all my current problems. Once I am able to fix this microbial issue, my arthritis is gone, my seborrheic dermatitis as well, my sub-optimal ability to grow hair, my sub-optimal penile strength and endurance, and certainly my high blood pressure will be gone. I don't have to see a dermatologist, nor an orthopedist nor sports therapist nor a cardiologist. What I need to see is a microbiologist with specialization in internal biofilms, and there aren't any.

While my case does not apply to all (as I've seen the bloodwork of friends and I can see how free their blood vessels are free from such biofilm colonies), there are many people with such anaerobic biofilm communities, but their doctors do not recognize them. They are hidden accidents waiting to happen, and the SARS-COV2 situation is such an accident. But as I said before, our regular doctors, and even alternative doctors, are not equipped to handle biofilm colonization skillfully.

With what I've learned on practicing on my self, I may just one day become a juju man specializing on such problems. Not because I wanted to be, but because there's nobody I can turn to for help. I just get blank stares from doctors.

 

[golder]

The more I know, the more complicated my biofilm colony appears to me, and the appearance is reality. But I don't really think my condition is less deep-seated nor my case more intricate than others. It's just that as I dwelve more into my condition, the more I get to understand the complexity of the biofilm and the pathogens that are involved in it. Take the case of biofilm busters. There are many out there, but they are just as specific as antibiotics are. You'd have to get ones (as it's not just one) that are suitable for the pathogens you're dealing with. And being familiar with phytochemicals in plants helps a lot. I'm finding that there are certain herbs available in TCM that are helpful, and knowing what herb combinations can be used even more helpful. These are available in blends already, so I don't have to re-invent the wheel. And then essential oils are just as helpful. And I'm just beginning to appreciate the lungs as the best way to deliver these oils to the bloodstream, over oral intake and over topical intake. I just learned that the best way to mist these oils is thru the use of waterless diffuser, but alas I can't buy these diffusers anymore as delivery options (no plane service) are limited.

So far, just in my quest to naturally lower my blood pressure by attacking the biofilms and killing the pathogens using antibiotics and TCM herbs, I have been failing miserably at lowering the BP, but I'm seeing the total elimination of my arthritis in my knee and in my hips. I'm also getting a lot less flareups with my seborrheic dermatitis (they're not wet anymore but the crust remains). This all goes to show that the microbial community residing in biofilms in the blood vessels, with or without plaque, is the root of all my current problems. Once I am able to fix this microbial issue, my arthritis is gone, my seborrheic dermatitis as well, my sub-optimal ability to grow hair, my sub-optimal penile strength and endurance, and certainly my high blood pressure will be gone. I don't have to see a dermatologist, nor an orthopedist nor sports therapist nor a cardiologist. What I need to see is a microbiologist with specialization in internal biofilms, and there aren't any.

While my case does not apply to all (as I've seen the bloodwork of friends and I can see how free their blood vessels are free from such biofilm colonies), there are many people with such anaerobic biofilm communities, but their doctors do not recognize them. They are hidden accidents waiting to happen, and the SARS-COV2 situation is such an accident. But as I said before, our regular doctors, and even alternative doctors, are not equipped to handle biofilm colonization skillfully.

With what I've learned on practicing on my self, I may just one day become a juju man specializing on such problems. Not because I wanted to be, but because there's nobody I can turn to for help. I just get blank stares from doctors.

I for one (and probably lots more) would love to hear your experiences and thoughts as you go along your experimentation! Thanks for your expertise, this biofilm stuff is incredibly complicated and frustrating at times

 

[Remedy]

Haven’t you been keeping up with those in the know on this forum.

There is NO virus, there is no such thing as viruses.
It’s all a hoax and a way to take away our constitutional rights, roll out 5G, microchip vaccines, and apps which constantly monitor you.

Firstly, I like how you lumped them all together. In actuality, some believe some, some believe others. But of course you types don't properly discriminate -- it would make your typical tactic of "put some truthful things in a list of bombastic untruthful things in order to equate them" impossible.

Secondly, it's funny that you didn't actually list the most common "conspiracy" theory -- that the virus is an actual thing, but that it's the flu or otherwise flu level and is being ridiculously, outrageously, 24/7 hardcore balls to the wall hyped up into something that bears no resemblance to reality.

Thirdly, I lied -- you aren't "putting some truthful things in a list of bombastically untruthful things", because literally only "no such thing as viruses" could be categorized as bombastic untruth. Everything else is just fact, put out forthrightly and approvingly by the media and authorities. More like "put one bombastic untruth in a list of easily verifiable, utterly unconcealed truths". And this is just considering each as statements, in a sort of sterile manner -- take them all as a whole, in perspective -- "the media is running nonstop fear porn and people are scared and getting crazy and are clearly willing to shortsightedly support tyrannical things in their panic" -- and there is no doubting that. I'd give the befit of the doubt, that maybe you're just stupid, but no -- nobody's that stupid. You're simply disingenuous.

 

[yerrag]

I for one (and probably lots more) would love to hear your experiences and thoughts as you go along your experimentation! Thanks for your expertise, this biofilm stuff is incredibly complicated and frustrating at times

I'm kinda muddling along and find it hard to blog it, otherwise I'd do it. But I have a personal log, and once I got it all together, I should make a report on it. Since there are very few blood tests around that could help other than a CBC and an occasional LDH or albumin test, I've also come to rely on observations to see if something is working. An example would be when my arthritis symptoms are gone. It would likely point to some TCM herbs doing its magic, together with antibiotics, to keep citrullinated proteins from being formed from arginine, in my joints. Citrullinated proteins are considered foreign by the immune system, and are attacked by it, and this causes the joint pains involved in the form of arthritis I had been experiencing for a long time, until it was resolved recently. But this example is very encouraging to me, as I'm getting a "win," but it's tempered by my seeing it as one of a series of battles on the way to winning the war.

My current battle is getting the upper hand of a bacteria that produces enzymes that disrupt my insulin production. I'm getting better blood glucose numbers, but not near enough to optimal. Once this is achieved, I would expect to lose about 20 lbs of weight. It's been a year since I've gained this weight from the planktonic bacteria released from disrupted biofilms from a year ago.

The above battles involve bacteria that live on nitrogen. When the nitrogen-eating bacteria battles are over, I can set my sights on the iron-eating bacteria. Like I said, each kind of bacteria deserves its own battles. Right now, given the COVID lockdown situation, my supply of ammo to wage war on the iron-eating bacteria is restricted. So it will have to wait until the world opens up again. If that takes too long, then I'll have to improvise with local herbs, if at all possible.

 

[LLight]

I'm kinda muddling along and find it hard to blog it, otherwise I'd do it. But I have a personal log, and once I got it all together, I should make a report on it. Since there are very few blood tests around that could help other than a CBC and an occasional LDH or albumin test, I've also come to rely on observations to see if something is working. An example would be when my arthritis symptoms are gone. It would likely point to some TCM herbs doing its magic, together with antibiotics, to keep citrullinated proteins from being formed from arginine, in my joints. Citrullinated proteins are considered foreign by the immune system, and are attacked by it, and this causes the joint pains involved in the form of arthritis I had been experiencing for a long time, until it was resolved recently. But this example is very encouraging to me, as I'm getting a "win," but it's tempered by my seeing it as one of a series of battles on the way to winning the war.

My current battle is getting the upper hand of a bacteria that produces enzymes that disrupt my insulin production. I'm getting better blood glucose numbers, but not near enough to optimal. Once this is achieved, I would expect to lose about 20 lbs of weight. It's been a year since I've gained this weight from the planktonic bacteria released from disrupted biofilms from a year ago.

The above battles involve bacteria that live on nitrogen. When the nitrogen-eating bacteria battles are over, I can set my sights on the iron-eating bacteria. Like I said, each kind of bacteria deserves its own battles. Right now, given the COVID lockdown situation, my supply of ammo to wage war on the iron-eating bacteria is restricted. So it will have to wait until the world opens up again. If that takes too long, then I'll have to improvise with local herbs, if at all possible.

In case you do not already know, I've just find that:
Towards Understanding the Molecular Basis of Nitric Oxide-Regulated Group Behaviors in Pathogenic Bacteria

"Various studies have shown that low, nontoxic levels of nitric oxide (NO) may induce biofilm dispersal in many bacterial species. While the molecular details of this phenotype remain largely unknown, in several species, NO has been implicated in biofilm-to-planktonic cell transitions via ligation to 1 of 2 characterized NO sensors, NosP or H-NOX. Based on the data available to date, it appears that NO binding to H-NOX or NosP triggers a downstream response based on changes in cellular cyclic di-GMP concentrations and/or the modulation of quorum sensing."​

 

[yerrag]

In case you do not already know, I've just find that:
Towards Understanding the Molecular Basis of Nitric Oxide-Regulated Group Behaviors in Pathogenic Bacteria

"Various studies have shown that low, nontoxic levels of nitric oxide (NO) may induce biofilm dispersal in many bacterial species. While the molecular details of this phenotype remain largely unknown, in several species, NO has been implicated in biofilm-to-planktonic cell transitions via ligation to 1 of 2 characterized NO sensors, NosP or H-NOX. Based on the data available to date, it appears that NO binding to H-NOX or NosP triggers a downstream response based on changes in cellular cyclic di-GMP concentrations and/or the modulation of quorum sensing."​

Thanks LLight. I've been trying to understand that statement. I'll keep trying lol. If only there's Google Translate from scientific opa corndog to layman's language.

Nevertheless, I hope this info can be useful. I'm hoping I have enough NO left in me to do that job though, being that my hypertension has some of its roots in having no NO to effect vasodilation. But that may change, as I get some of the nitrogen-eating bacteria removed from my system, and hopefully some NO can be used towards some more biofilm busting. Certainly, I could use some help getting more biofilm busters.

But I'm now finding that the use of systemic enzymes in my hands have to be throttled, as they're busting biofilm at too high a rate that too much biofilm bacteria is being let loose, becoming planktonic bacteria that I have to deal with.

 

[Whichway?]

Thanks LLight. I've been trying to understand that statement. I'll keep trying lol. If only there's Google Translate from scientific opa corndog to layman's language.

All the article is saying essentially is that NO acts as a signalling molecule in bacteria, causing them to change from their biofilm state to their single cell planktonic state. It's in the latter state that they are vulnerable to antibiotics.

Therefore if we can find a way to raise NO levels safely, this could trigger the bacteria to become more vulnerable to antibiotics. Seems several vegetables can help with this.

It may be that as the body ages and NO production declines it enables bacteria to take more of a foothold and produce the low grade long term infections which are really hard to get rid of.

Certainly your strategy of using enzymes (or herbs) to break down the biofilm before taking antibiotics is a good one. Combining it with methods to raise NO could help further. Something to look into.

 

[yerrag]

All the article is saying essentially is that NO acts as a signalling molecule in bacteria, causing them to change from their biofilm state to their single cell planktonic state. It's in the latter state that they are vulnerable to antibiotics.

Therefore if we can find a way to raise NO levels safely, this could trigger the bacteria to become more vulnerable to antibiotics. Seems several vegetables can help with this.

It may be that as the body ages and NO production declines it enables bacteria to take more of a foothold and produce the low grade long term infections which are really hard to get rid of.

Certainly your strategy of using enzymes (or herbs) to break down the biofilm before taking antibiotics is a good one. Combining it with methods to raise NO could help further. Something to look into.

Thanks a lot for translating that Whichway!

I've been thinking of methods to raise NO but what keeps me from doing so is the fear that whatever nitrogen-based substances I take in would just go into feeding the nitrogen-feeding bacteria, leaving no NO for me to use. I have with me Dr. Wong's TMG-DMG Plus, which is a blend of Anhydrous Betain (TMG) and N,N-Dimethylglycine (DMG), Yohimbe Bark Extract, and Serrapeptidase (for digesting TMG/DMG), but I'm just using it sparingly for that reason.

There's too many substances and I have to walk the fine line between balance and synergyism, and being deficient in firepower. At this point, I have the ff. on the pipeline for deployment - garlic minced in buckwheat honey, aloe vera, ginger, a local substitute of artemisia annua (artemisia vulgaris), colloidal silver, and copper acetate. But I'm not certain I'll be using all of them as it would make it hard for me to gauge whether a substance is helpful or not.

Last night, for example, it was hard for me to sleep. I was urinating very foamy urine. It tells me that my system is fighting a lot of planktonic bacteria from my 3x/day use of a lumbrokinase enzyme, but this was only being manifested on the 4th day of using the enzyme. I think it's the cumulative effect of being on it for 4 days. I may lower the dosage to 2x/day and not take it after dinner.

I just hope my worst fear would not be true - that my vast network of blood vessels are all lined with bacterial biofilm - from the large carotid artery all the way to the smallest watershed capillaries. Since I had 15 years of latent periodontal infection, of which I wasn't aware of until of late, I hope I don't have to spend the next 15 years removing this biofilm to finally get a resolution. My case isn't unique; it's just that I'm aware of my context. Many people simply take blood pressure medication for their essential hypertension. I think that if their kidneys don't fail sooner, they'll be facing embolisms - strokes and heart attacks, and if they manage to reach old age, they'll die of sepsis in an ICU. It's a hidden time bomb, buried under the false reassurances of an annual checkup provided by their health insurance company.

And before I forget, so as not to stray off topic - they would be easy pickings for the grim reaper called SARS-COV2!

 

[lvysaur]

And before I forget, so as not to stray off topic - they would be easy pickings for the grim reaper called SARS-COV2!

Covid is definitely a bacteria-related disease. At my worst, I felt chills, the whites of my eyes were yellow, and I was pale. Muscles aching everywhere, probably lactate? Seemed like the hallmarks of sepsis. I was unable to pee despite drinking lots of water. The pee that came out was dark orange. I probably survived because I'm young.

 

[yerrag]

Covid is definitely a bacteria-related disease. At my worst, I felt chills, the whites of my eyes were yellow, and I was pale. Muscles aching everywhere, probably lactate? Seemed like the hallmarks of sepsis. I was unable to pee despite drinking lots of water. The pee that came out was dark orange. I probably survived because I'm young.

Glad you're out of it. What do you think caused the yellow eyes? Seemed like jaundice. Do you think your liver was affected? Glad you're able to overcome it.

A friend of mine complained of gut problems after coming back from a vacation in Japan. It just got worse, affecting the liver and the kidneys. But last year, he had dengue so that already says a lot about his low immunity. He didn't survive, but I think his chances were slim the moment he checked into the hospital. I think it was COVID but it was expressed in the liver.

 

[lvysaur]

Glad you're out of it. What do you think caused the yellow eyes? Seemed like jaundice. Do you think your liver was affected?

Definitely, I had slightly elevated bilirubin. However, the "slight" is because I had the blood test when I was feeling a bit better. I'm sure that if I had a blood test at my worst, I would have seen higher levels, as well as all sorts of other markers out of whack. But at the worst, I couldn't even get out of bed.

That sucks about your friend. Sorry for your loss. If it helps, this was definitely affecting my kidneys as well. Drank lots of water, but hardly any urine. My theory is that it is a hypoxic shutdown of your body, so that literally everything (brain, muscle, kidney, etc) plunges in activity. Do you know when your friend visited? The earliest COVID-like cases I've heard about were in November or possibly a bit earlier.

 

[LLight]

Drank lots of water, but hardly any urine

Maybe your vasopressin was elevated because your body wanted it to be that way.

Mitochondria, Oxytocin, and Vasopressin: Unfolding the Inflammatory Protein Response - PubMed

Mitochondrial function has been increasingly implicated in regulation of immune responses.
While studies examining the effects of OXT and/or AVP on mitochondrial function remain limited, a growing literature suggests that these neurohormones may directly interact with mitochondria, and that these interactions could have vast effects on mitochondrial bioenergetic functioning, signaling, interaction with the unfolded protein response, and production of reactive oxygen species. These multitudes of neurohormone-mitochondrial interactions may play a significant role in regulating immune responses to a variety of homeostatic challenges, and are a vital area of future research.
​

Intermittent drinking, oxytocin and human health. - PubMed - NCBI

What's Working for COVID-19 Patients

"Treatment: Fluids
Patients with COVID-19 appear to be very sensitive to fluid overload. We have found success at preventing the need for intubation by keeping patients net negative despite tachycardia and acute kidney injury."

 

[yerrag]

That sucks about your friend. Sorry for your loss. If it helps, this was definitely affecting my kidneys as well. Drank lots of water, but hardly any urine. My theory is that it is a hypoxic shutdown of your body, so that literally everything (brain, muscle, kidney, etc) plunges in activity. Do you know when your friend visited? The earliest COVID-like cases I've heard about were in November or possibly a bit earlier.

He eventually began shaking uncontrollably, so there's definitely loss of nervous system control, and definitely the brain. He was in a very bad state, and had to be cremated. He went to Japan mid-January, was there for a week, and a week or two after the trip had to go to the hospital. His wife and son went with him on that trip, but they were fine. Since he had recovered from dengue last year, he could already have a compromised immune system. I felt that people who get sick from dengue are all immuno-compromised for their body to get sick from it.

The doctors didn't know what to make of what hit him. Sometimes I wonder if he would be better left at home. When doctors don't know, it seemed to me better to not let them treat it, as it can only get worse.

 

[Hairfedup]

Do we know what's up with the "asymptomatic" individuals? Do they actually exist or is it too, a lie? It's been confusing me, an outcome of the shaky test?

 

[SOMO]

Do we know what's up with the "asymptomatic" individuals? Do they actually exist or is it too, a lie? It's been confusing me, an outcome of the shaky test?

Yes, asymptomatic individuals exist.

There are probably more asymptomatic individuals than there are symptomatic individuals.

There was even a video where a doctor in NYC states she had patients come into the ER from a CAR CRASH, they were given an x-ray and happened to have Covid19 and didn't know it.

 

[S.Seneff]

(For yerrag : Taurine increase nitric oxide, if it cou!d help you)

 

[Hairfedup]

Yes, asymptomatic individuals exist.

There are probably more asymptomatic individuals than there are symptomatic individuals.

There was even a video where a doctor in NYC states she had patients come into the ER from a CAR CRASH, they were given an x-ray and happened to have Covid19 and didn't know it.

That's crazy interesting. Do we have any indication as to why this is a thing? I'm not trynna play devil's advocate I'm genuinely confused and curious....are other retroviruses[?] known be to asymptomatic?

 

[iPeat]

That's crazy interesting. Do we have any indication as to why this is a thing? I'm not trynna play devil's advocate I'm genuinely confused and curious....are other retroviruses[?] known be to asymptomatic?

According to this doctor, the tests are essentially useless for detecting Covid-19. You can also extrapolate from his explanation why someone in a car crash would test positive.