Critical reading on the importance of parasites in post-covid disease...
...and a critical resource for anyone with long-covid who needs to convince their doctor that each disease they have developed post covid is part of long covid and is likely to be parasitic in nature
I am unvaxxed
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What this article is about
I read two articles this morning that I think can help us put into context, the disturbing array of illnesses experienced by so many people, both vaxxed and unvaxxed, in the last 4 years since covid.
One relates to my foundational health belief, that most diseases are parasitic, and below is a writer who has said it better than I could.
The second relates to the idea that no matter what pre-existing conditions we have pre-covid, covid itself has made a whole array of them worse, and this worsening of all of them comes from a common cause that must be treated as a common cause. I am calling this “long covid” for now.
Core assumptions I have made in this article
There was a serious illness from 2020 to 2024 that killed many and harmed many more. I am in no way attempting to define what that illness was.
There are long term effects from that serious illness, in both the vaxxed and unvaxxed that are yet to be addressed. This is called “long covid”.
There are long term effects from the injection that are yet to be addressed, that may or may not be related to the long term effects from the “illness”. Those long term effects are called long vaxx. This article is not addressing long vax.
I will not argue these base assumptions.
Where I am coming from
Note that I am not vaxxed and so what I am dealing with is not “long vax”. Of the two separate but perhaps related syndromes, “long covid” and “long vax”, it remains to be seen how much they have in common.
Note also that I am personally dealing with Fibromyalgia, Long Covid, High blood sugar, High blood pressure, Melanoma, and Carcinoma and am treating them ALL as both long covid and parasitic in nature. So this topic is very critical to me. My challenge has been to get any medical professional to see them all as one disease rather than multiple diseases. The two articles below help with this understanding.
Is Cancer a Parasitic Infection? Part 1, by Sarah E. Lawton
Please read the following article to understand why some, including myself, are treating not just cancer, but in my case also long covid, fibromyalgia and just about everything else I am dealing with, as a parasitic disease. I look forward to what she has to say on treatments in Part 2.
Treatments for various types of parasitic invasion
If you look through my stack you will see that all treatments documented there are anti-parasitic. We are spoilt for choice currently with recommended anti-parasitic protocols but few of them are targeted to specific parasites and specific parts of the human anatomy, and few of them are truly well formulated scientifically with what we know about how evasive parasitic diseases can be.
I have written a series of 5 articles on what any parasitic treatment must include if it is to be effective. Read the first article below and you will find links to the remaining 4 articles so I don’t need to list them all here.
Anti-parasitic treatment protocols
I have been working my way through some treatment protocols and so far have had two months on:
…three months on:
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…and am now using apricot kernels and fenbendazole with a protocol of my own design - maybe just to tide me over while I learn more about the parasitic implications of FMS and long covid, as well as the two cancers, melanoma and carcinoma.
For me, still very early days in attempting to track down and deal with which parasites have invaded my body and taken over my life - but it will be mostly the invisible ones that standard parasitic treatments cannot find and destroy.
Post-acute COVID-19 syndrome
The second article was offered to me by ChatGPT while I was interrogating it about Long Covid.
These authors have given long covid the name Post-acute COVID-19 syndrome, which, I suppose, makes it sound more legitimate, and they are taking it very seriously.
I think there are some limitations even in this paper. I have been making the case that high blood sugar, high blood pressure and numerous cancers are also resulting from some residual effects of covid, and these are largely dismissed as being unrelated diseases, with no attempt made to detect a common cause related to covid.
But despite some limitations, it is the most comprehensive paper I have seen and one you really could take to your doctor if you hope to crack open their brain to the extent of the research already completed globally on this health issue they are ignoring.
Here is the concluding summary from this paper.
Conclusions and future directions
The multi-organ sequelae of COVID-19 beyond the acute phase of infection are increasingly being appreciated as data and clinical experience in this timeframe accrue. Necessary active and future research include the identification and characterization of key clinical, serological, imaging and epidemiologic features of COVID-19 in the acute, subacute and chronic phases of disease, which will help us to better understand the natural history and pathophysiology of this new disease entity (Table 2). Active and future clinical studies, including prospective cohorts and clinical trials, along with frequent review of emerging evidence by working groups and task forces, are paramount to developing a robust knowledge database and informing clinical practice in this area. Currently, healthcare professionals caring for survivors of acute COVID-19 have the key role of recognizing, carefully documenting, investigating and managing ongoing or new symptoms, as well as following up organ-specific complications that developed during acute illness. It is also imperative that clinicians provide information in accessible formats, including clinical studies available for participation and additional resources such as patient advocacy and support groups.
Moreover, it is clear that care for patients with COVID-19 does not conclude at the time of hospital discharge, and interdisciplinary cooperation is needed for comprehensive care of these patients in the outpatient setting. As such, it is crucial for healthcare systems and hospitals to recognize the need to establish dedicated COVID-19 clinics74, where specialists from multiple disciplines are able to provide integrated care. Prioritization of follow-up care may be considered for those at high risk for post-acute COVID-19, including those who had severe illness during acute COVID-19 and/or required care in an ICU, those most susceptible to complications (for example, the elderly, those with multiple organ comorbidities, those post-transplant and those with an active cancer history) and those with the highest burden of persistent symptoms.
Given the global scale of this pandemic, it is apparent that the healthcare needs for patients with sequelae of COVID-19 will continue to increase for the foreseeable future. Rising to this challenge will require harnessing of existing outpatient infrastructure, the development of scalable healthcare models and integration across disciplines for improved mental and physical health of survivors of COVID-19 in the long term.
All of us abandoned by mainstream medicine can attest to the need for purposeful and multi-disciplinary follow-up care rather than the ignorance, neglect and gaslighting that is currently the norm.
So what does parasitic infestation have to do with “post-acute COVID-19 syndrome”?
These two articles may seem, on the face of it, unrelated, and with the way that medicine is researched, in non-interactive silos, they may continue to be researched as unrelated.
But what if long covid is caused by some “residual aspect” of “what was called covid” that is “parasitic in nature”?
There are a lot of evasions in that sentence but I am simply drawing out that there is a residual effect, colloquially called long covid, that does appear to be “parasitic in nature”. It is behaving like a parasite in its persistent invasion of the body, and most importantly, the best re-purposed drugs for treatment are ALL anti-parasitics. Hydroxychloroquine, Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, Artemisinin - all anti-parasitics that are also known to be effective against bacteria as well as actual creepy crawly things.
This does not mean that an actual known “parasite” is causing the trouble, but could mean that something that behaves like a parasite, and that can be controlled in some way with anti-parasitics, IS causing the problem. So whether we are dealing with an actual parasite or something mimicking a parasite, anti-parasitics seem to be the way to go.
And if we are dealing with man-made cross-domain horrors, anti-parasitics make at least a start on dealing with the problem.
Afterword
And for anyone game enough to find out how weird parasites are able to be, this is an “entertaining” article if you have the stomach for it.
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I have been into "healthy eating" all my life, and there is little doubt that "healthy eating" is imperative to maintain health or to return to health. However, what exactly constitutes "healthy eating", beyond "fresh and clean" and "variety", is, and always has been, up for grabs, with fads and fashions changing all the time. The current warfare in the treatment of cancer is between vegan and carnivore, but we can be certain that it will not stay there. Some new fad will explode onto the scene to make carnivore old hat, as carnivore exploded onto the scene to make vegan old hat. It's not a fruitful discussion as it is based on belief and prejudice, not fact.
Yes, we know cancer loves sugar so all forms should be minimised. We also know that cancer loves iron, but no-one in their right minds would suggest robbing our bodies of all iron to starve a cancer. Rather we can do various things to exploit the cancer's tastes. The artemisinin protocol I have published on this blog uses iron as a Trojan horse to get the artemisinin into the cancer cells. Other protocols use berberine and a few other supplements to block the entry of sugar into the cancer cells, thus starving them of sugar whilst leaving some level of sugar in the blood for other functions.
The human body is vastly too complex to summarise its functions down to a few fundamentalist beliefs about diet.
We are also way beyond the time when we had any real control over other lifestyle factors such as our toxic intake, with extraordinary levels of toxins now in our food, water, and air, and harmful emfs all around us that we simply cannot avoid. A "healthy diet" and "healthy living" are simply not enough to keep our bodies free of the deliberate genocidal dangers all around us. We are dealing with man-made environmental interventions that are designed to kill us. While we stick to some simplistic diet in the belief that it can fix everything, we are doing exactly what "they" want us to do. One thing we know for certain is that "they" would not be doing this to themselves, so we know they have an antidote or an anti-dote package to the whole lot. We just have to find it. That's all.
That's my quest, and is so doing I will happily save my own life as well as help other save theirs.