I had long covid, was never vaxed. After a bunch of other different protocols and therapies, nicotine did the job. A week of patches at the lowest (and OTC) strength, and I haven't taken another supplement since. Not only that, but it's cheaper than the other detox protocols out there, and easier to get than ivermectin, which sadly didn't do much for me.

You can get a lot more testimonies and see other posts (I made at least 2) by searching the site for nicotine. I'm just one guy, but I'm very glad I listened to Dr Ardis, and grateful to the anons who brought it up then.

And if you're comparing the risk of a week of over-the-counter nicotine patches against the risk of the complications of Parkinson's, I'd say it's worth a try. Typical doctors give no hope at all of anything resembling a cure or reversal of Parkinson's.

Real simple. Read or dig into what is discussed by Dr ardis he always provides exact reference and detail data material, and then decide for yourself. I wouldn't listen to all the little fog horn opinion pieces people regurgitate here in the comments. Notice the ones that say, it's utter bullshit, don't give any reason why or how or any evidence that it's bullshit.