Before I found this place, I was one of the sheep that got the bullshit vax to save a job that I no longer work for.
I worked for a large government contractor that mandated that we had to get the jab or be fired. We had until December 13th of 2021 to get it, or we were instantly fired. I waited until November 29th the last day we could get it because, they didn't have any appointments in December. December 7th rolls around and we all get an email that no one is required to get the jab any longer, our CEO is forced to step down due to union demands, etc.
Three months later, I get the coof, likely brought on by the shot, and it damn near kills me. I slept for 90 hours straight, pissed on myself, couldn't eat, could only drink fluids. Sort of like your typical Irish drunkard. Recovered from that, and ordered ivermectin, have been taking that and zinc ever since, have had no issues. Left the doctor's office today, blood pressure is 187/107. I am 6'4, 238 pounds. I shouldn't have blood pressure like this. I eat healthy and exercise almost daily. Blood looks like something out of a horror movie. Like peanut buttery, doesn't look healthy at all.
I know it is likely too late to ask you guys, but does anyone have any idea what I can do other than taking the ivermectin to try to reverse this? I have been on battlefields that didn't scare me as much as the thought of leaving my two young kids behind.
I think that the clot shot is going to kill me, and I will just end up another statistic of a fucked government. Shaming me isn't going to help, because, at the end of the day, I know I fucked up. I was weak, and instead of sticking it out, I got the J n J. I know a lot of you are going to call me a dumbass, but I am truly looking for suggestions.
Thanks frogs.
I don't know what I want to accomplish with this post, I just felt I needed to get it off of my chest. Hopefully you guys and girls have some ideas.
There was a stickied post about a spike detox posted by u/LakotaPride
Spike Detox Goes Mainstream: First-Ever Protocol Appears in U.S. Medical Journal
https://greatawakening.win/p/17r9DiYcBU/spike-detox-goes-mainstream-firs/c/
OP's comment: https://greatawakening.win/p/17r9DiYcBU/x/c/4Txi8YUX8Uz
Twitter link:
https://twitter.com/VigilantFox/status/1697307663015575636
And remember OP, you are among frens now.
Pineapple (Bromelain) curry (Curcumin) on top of fermented soybeans (Nattokinase).
Yum?
This was what i was looking for, thanks anon.
u/MathDoesntAddUp I would get on this protocol
How were you able to see your blood looking like peanut butter?
6'4 at your weight isn't bad I don't think, but if you want to lose weight, low carb is good
He took a blood draw and I was looking at them taking the samples. It's weird to see unhealthy blood, when my blood used to be like a bright reddish color.
So it was more of the color of peanut butter or are you saying it was thickish looking like peanut butter?
Maybe some help from ChatGPT if the doctors didn't give you any answers... Recall that ChatGPT was able to pass a medical license exam, and I would bet ChatGPT knows more than most typical run-of-the-mill doctors now days.
output from ChatGPT:
Blood that appears to have a "peanut buttery" or thick, dark, and sludgy consistency may be a sign of several medical conditions, and it should be taken seriously. This type of blood appearance typically indicates that the blood is not flowing as it should or that there may be an underlying issue. Some potential causes include:
Dehydration: When a person is dehydrated, their blood can become more concentrated, making it appear darker and thicker.
Blood Clots: Blood clots can obstruct blood flow and cause blood to pool, which can make it appear thicker and darker.
Certain Medications: Some medications, such as anticoagulants (blood thinners) or antiplatelet drugs, can affect the consistency and appearance of blood.
Liver Disease: Liver disease can impair the production of clotting factors, leading to abnormalities in blood clotting and potentially causing thicker blood.
Hemorrhage: If there is internal bleeding, the blood may clot within the body, leading to thicker and darker blood.
Polycythemia: Polycythemia is a condition characterized by an excess of red blood cells, which can make the blood thicker and more viscous.
Infections: Certain infections, such as sepsis, can affect the composition and appearance of blood.
Coagulation Disorders: Conditions that affect blood clotting, such as hemophilia or von Willebrand disease, can lead to abnormalities in blood appearance.
Other Medical Conditions: Various medical conditions can affect blood consistency and appearance, so it's essential to consult a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis.
Thickish like peanut butter.
Thank you for posting this. We will continue to search for answers .
How long do you have to take those supplements to be effective?