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The mRNA vax innuendo has also made certain individuals ... mentally retarded
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2022 Jun 12, 4:19pm 1,638 views 18 comments
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Rin
2022 Jun 12, 4:24pm
Rin
2022 Jun 12, 4:24pm
And yes, he's read the PubMed articles on Quercetin & he's got some background in biology.
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stereotomy
2022 Jun 12, 4:26pm
stereotomy
2022 Jun 12, 4:26pm
I'll answer - they have gone nuts.
Again, I nominate @Rin as the MVP Patnet poster for the 2020-2022 Branch-Covidian hysteria,
And a personal note of thanks - people like @Rin make PatNet worth coming back.
Rock on @Rin.
Again, I nominate @Rin as the MVP Patnet poster for the 2020-2022 Branch-Covidian hysteria,
And a personal note of thanks - people like @Rin make PatNet worth coming back.
Rock on @Rin.
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Rin
2022 Jul 19, 3:39pm
Rin
2022 Jul 19, 3:39pm
stereotomy says
Well, it's month number 3, and those Quercetin bottles have become a decoration piece on his shelf.
Seriously, here's how a decoration piece looks like ...
Not this ...
I'll answer - they have gone nuts.
Well, it's month number 3, and those Quercetin bottles have become a decoration piece on his shelf.
Seriously, here's how a decoration piece looks like ...
Not this ...
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AmericanKulak
2022 Jul 19, 5:09pm
AmericanKulak
2022 Jul 19, 5:09pm
stereotomy says
Agreed.
Querticin and hot ThermoPlasticElastomer chicks.
THANKS @RIN!
I'll answer - they have gone nuts.
Again, I nominate @Rin as the MVP Patnet poster for the 2020-2022 Branch-Covidian hysteria,
And a personal note of thanks - people like @Rin make PatNet worth coming back.
Rock on @Rin.
Agreed.
Querticin and hot ThermoPlasticElastomer chicks.
THANKS @RIN!
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Rin
2022 Jul 21, 12:32pm
Rin
2022 Jul 21, 12:32pm
AmericanKulak says
You won't believe how much of a difference it makes in one's day.
Basically, I wake up & do some pushups.
I open the closet and there she is ... wrapped in an electric blanket at the medium setting.
I slide it in while feeling her boobs & when the job is done, I use the exercise bike for half-hour (with some 6 Metallica & Deep Purple tracks to time the session) before showering.
It really sets the tone for the day. It's like a life w/o bitchy women around, is the real deal!
hot ThermoPlasticElastomer chicks.
You won't believe how much of a difference it makes in one's day.
Basically, I wake up & do some pushups.
I open the closet and there she is ... wrapped in an electric blanket at the medium setting.
I slide it in while feeling her boobs & when the job is done, I use the exercise bike for half-hour (with some 6 Metallica & Deep Purple tracks to time the session) before showering.
It really sets the tone for the day. It's like a life w/o bitchy women around, is the real deal!
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Rin
2022 Aug 30, 6:33pm
Rin
2022 Aug 30, 6:33pm
Rin says
Past month number 4. It looks like this could be a long term trend of doing 'nada' for one's health.
Well, it's month number 3, and those Quercetin bottles have become a decoration piece on his shelf.
Past month number 4. It looks like this could be a long term trend of doing 'nada' for one's health.
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PeopleUnited
2022 Aug 30, 7:56pm
PeopleUnited
2022 Aug 30, 7:56pm
Notalia: sorry, once your body is full of lipid nano particles and spike proteins it is like a metastatic cancer, you can’t even cut it out anymore it is so pervasive. But Rin pills might help to a degree. Worth a try. Sounds like she is another with booster remorse.
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HeadSet
2022 Aug 30, 8:13pm
HeadSet
2022 Aug 30, 8:13pm
AmericanKulak says
Not sure what the theme is here. Is she:
A person in need of a bone marrow transplant, and concerned that the bone marrow transplant will undo the "benefit" of her Covid shot and boosters
or
A person with vaxx damage that is looking to a bone marrow transplant as a cure.
They're coming for our blood, the PUREBLOOD unvaxxed blood!
Not sure what the theme is here. Is she:
A person in need of a bone marrow transplant, and concerned that the bone marrow transplant will undo the "benefit" of her Covid shot and boosters
or
A person with vaxx damage that is looking to a bone marrow transplant as a cure.
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AmericanKulak
2022 Aug 30, 10:10pm
AmericanKulak
2022 Aug 30, 10:10pm
HeadSet says
This one. She has "Long COVID" but has finally realized it's not some mystery "Long COVID" BS, but the effects of the Vaccine. Now she wants a Real Man to give her some Bone... marrow and rescue her. We're seeing the start of a "Unvaxxed Purebloods have an unfair advantage and need to rescue us" thing.
A person with vaxx damage that is looking to a bone marrow transplant as a cure.
This one. She has "Long COVID" but has finally realized it's not some mystery "Long COVID" BS, but the effects of the Vaccine. Now she wants a Real Man to give her some Bone... marrow and rescue her. We're seeing the start of a "Unvaxxed Purebloods have an unfair advantage and need to rescue us" thing.
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richwicks
2022 Aug 30, 10:27pm
richwicks
2022 Aug 30, 10:27pm
AmericanKulak says
Bone marrow transplant won't stop it, and also, super dangerous to get a bone marrow transplant. If the transplant fails, patient dies.
HeadSet says
A person with vaxx damage that is looking to a bone marrow transplant as a cure.
This one. She has "Long COVID" but has finally realized it's not some mystery "Long COVID" BS, but the effects of the Vaccine. Now she wants a Real Man to give her some Bone... marrow and rescue her. We're seeing the start of a "Unvaxxed Purebloods have an unfair advantage and need to rescue us" thing.
Bone marrow transplant won't stop it, and also, super dangerous to get a bone marrow transplant. If the transplant fails, patient dies.
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Ceffer
2022 Aug 30, 10:48pm
Ceffer
2022 Aug 30, 10:48pm
Marrow replacement would only work if he problem were only with blood stem cells. You'd still have mRNA in your system outside the blood compartment. Yeah, killing all of your own marrow and replacing it creates its own problems and doesn't always work.
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HeadSet
2022 Aug 31, 8:21am
HeadSet
2022 Aug 31, 8:21am
richwicks says
Just like what happened to my daughter. POTS and dizzy spells likely for the rest of her life.
She has "Long COVID" but has finally realized it's not some mystery "Long COVID" BS, but the effects of the Vaccine.
Just like what happened to my daughter. POTS and dizzy spells likely for the rest of her life.
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mell
2022 Aug 31, 8:25am
HeadSet says
You can combat POTS etc. with specific exercises (there are standing exercises on youtube) and supplements, but it's not a quick fix but eventually you can get rid of it. It's a classic autoimmune sign of either CFS/PVFS/ME or vaccine injury. That stuff is sad but no reason to give up and accept it a lifelong company.
richwicks says
She has "Long COVID" but has finally realized it's not some mystery "Long COVID" BS, but the effects of the Vaccine.
Just like what happened to my daughter. POTS and dizzy spells likely for the rest of her life.
You can combat POTS etc. with specific exercises (there are standing exercises on youtube) and supplements, but it's not a quick fix but eventually you can get rid of it. It's a classic autoimmune sign of either CFS/PVFS/ME or vaccine injury. That stuff is sad but no reason to give up and accept it a lifelong company.
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mell
2022 Aug 31, 8:30am
mell says
Here's an example of a very good exercise for POTS, as always talk to your MD first.
https://youtu.be/y07FauHYlmg
"Stand still be fit"
I did this when I had mild POTS/dizzy a long time ago, paired with a very slow jog / fast walk, slowly over months building up to a run eventually. It went away fairly quickly but it can be tough getting started. Good luck!
HeadSet says
richwicks says
She has "Long COVID" but has finally realized it's not some mystery "Long COVID" BS, but the effects of the Vaccine.
Just like what happened to my daughter. POTS and dizzy spells likely for the rest of her life.
You can combat POTS etc. with specific exercises (there are standing exercises on youtube) and supplements, but it's not a quick fix but eventually you can get rid of it. It's a classic autoimmune sign of either CFS/PVFS/ME or vaccine injury. That stuff is sad but no reason to give up and accept it a lifelong company.
Here's an example of a very good exercise for POTS, as always talk to your MD first.
https://youtu.be/y07FauHYlmg
"Stand still be fit"
I did this when I had mild POTS/dizzy a long time ago, paired with a very slow jog / fast walk, slowly over months building up to a run eventually. It went away fairly quickly but it can be tough getting started. Good luck!
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Shaman
2022 Aug 31, 8:59am
Shaman
2022 Aug 31, 8:59am
HeadSet says
So sorry that this happened to her.
My friend Meg also has bad POTS from one jab of the J&J
The condition appears to be incurable. No idea if it will ever improve.
richwicks says
She has "Long COVID" but has finally realized it's not some mystery "Long COVID" BS, but the effects of the Vaccine.
Just like what happened to my daughter. POTS and dizzy spells likely for the rest of her life.
So sorry that this happened to her.
My friend Meg also has bad POTS from one jab of the J&J
The condition appears to be incurable. No idea if it will ever improve.
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mell
2022 Aug 31, 9:06am
Shaman says
It's not incurable, it's a metabolic condition, partially auto immune, often infection or jab induced. It takes dedication, exercise and some supplementation but many can get rid of it. You can also try cvac (cyclic altitude variation) pods for conditioning. There may be a center near you. If the MD says it cannot be cured, find another MD. Fuck the jabs!
HeadSet says
richwicks says
She has "Long COVID" but has finally realized it's not some mystery "Long COVID" BS, but the effects of the Vaccine.
Just like what happened to my daughter. POTS and dizzy spells likely for the rest of her life.
So sorry that this happened to her.
My friend Meg also has bad POTS from one jab of the J&J
The condition appears to be incurable. No idea if it will ever improve.
It's not incurable, it's a metabolic condition, partially auto immune, often infection or jab induced. It takes dedication, exercise and some supplementation but many can get rid of it. You can also try cvac (cyclic altitude variation) pods for conditioning. There may be a center near you. If the MD says it cannot be cured, find another MD. Fuck the jabs!
Now, it's been sitting on his shelf for two months.
His excuse for not taking it is that he wants to feel better, before he tries something new. And this is now three months post-Pfizer-booster, as well as after having elevated d-dimer levels (micro-clotting test) with some newer leg pains. So he's taking Aspirin & Alleve, waiting to get 'better' before taking Quercetin.
Is it me or have people gone nuts?