Any sauces would be appreciated. I read something on this forum a few days ago about Zantac. Would like to hear your thoughts.
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First and foremost, the healthcare provider should strongly advise the patient against getting any additional jabs.
Second, they ought to run tests: brain scan, blood tests, and if at all possible, get a lab to photograph the patient's blood cells under a microscope. Is there anything in the photos that shouldn't be in the blood? Does the size and shape of the blood cells look normal? Are the blood cells clotting or coagulating in a weird way?
The lab techs should pay special attention to the brain stem, which some truther doctors have highlighted as a part of the body that the vax attacks the most.
Ranitidine (the original type of Zantac - since pulled from the shelves and replaced with a different formulation) *might *help, but the evidence for that is still highly conjectural.
Based on the test results, a good doctor could probably come up with a treatment regimen that makes sense. If you don't know any honest doctors in your area, a telemedicine appointment with America's Frontline Doctors would be a better alternative.