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I'm finding the exact opposite is true about nitric oxide, at least in my case (Narcolepsy or now maybe Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome).

An excess of nitric oxide permits an over suppression of adrenaline by norepinephrine during the natural equilibrium phase of the two antagonist chemicals (like what happens after a workout) while also robbing oxygen from your bloodstream by the nitric oxide to nNOS oxidation process.

I'm currently using Methylene Blue, which is a nitric oxide inhibitor as treatment of POTS, if I do have it instead of narcolepsy. So far so good.

This might not apply to everyone, but too much nitric oxide might actually be a bad thing for some.

It could just be I personally have an overactive nNOS cycle and people other than me are able to benefit from excess nitric oxide. I don't know.

Either way, I think there is more promise in suramin than nitric oxide. If suramin does as people claim, it actually inhibits the ACE2 cleaving that the spike proteins cause. If any cure for the "vaccine" is to be found, it would have to inhibit the spike protein synthesis.

Edit: I was thinking of nNOS not mNO2.

Edit2: Methylene blue as and antiseptic among other things: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11736678/

Edit 3: NO inhibitor strategies. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4664049/#B32

Edit 4: Can be used to curtail the cytokine storm from the vaccines. https://rupress.org/jem/article/205/8/1755/54329/IL-17-produced-by-Paneth-cells-drives-TNF-induced

3 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

I'm finding the exact opposite is true about nitric oxide, at least in my case (Narcolepsy or now maybe Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome).

An excess of nitric oxide permits an over suppression of adrenaline by norepinephrine during the natural equilibrium phase of the two antagonist chemicals (like what happens after a workout) while also robbing oxygen from your bloodstream by the nitric oxide to nNOS oxidation process.

I'm currently using Methylene Blue, which is a nitric oxide inhibitor as treatment of POTS, if I do have it instead of narcolepsy. So far so good.

This might not apply to everyone, but too much nitric oxide might actually be a bad thing for some.

It could just be I personally have an overactive nNOS cycle and people other than me are able to benefit from excess nitric oxide. I don't know.

Either way, I think there is more promise in suramin than nitric oxide. If suramin does as people claim, it actually inhibits the ACE2 cleaving that the spike proteins cause. If any cure for the "vaccine" is to be found, it would have to inhibit the spike protein synthesis.

Edit: I was thinking of nNOS not mNO2.

Edit2: Methylene blue as and antiseptic among other things: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11736678/

Edit 3: NO inhibitor strategies. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4664049/#B32

Edit 4: Can be used to curtail the cytokine storm from the vaccines. https://rupress.org/jem/article/205/8/1755/54329/IL-17-produced-by-Paneth-cells-drives-TNF-induced

3 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

I'm finding the exact opposite is true about nitric oxide, at least in my case (Narcolepsy or now maybe Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome).

An excess of nitric oxide permits an over suppression of adrenaline by norepinephrine during the natural equilibrium phase of the two antagonist chemicals (like what happens after a workout) while also robbing oxygen from your bloodstream by the nitric oxide to nNOS oxidation process.

I'm currently using Methylene Blue, which is a nitric oxide inhibitor as treatment of POTS, if I do have it instead of narcolepsy. So far so good.

This might not apply to everyone, but too much nitric oxide might actually be a bad thing for some.

It could just be I personally have an overactive nNOS cycle and people other than me are able to benefit from excess nitric oxide. I don't know.

Either way, I think there is more promise in suramin than nitric oxide. If suramin does as people claim, it actually inhibits the ACE2 cleaving that the spike proteins cause. If any cure for the "vaccine" is to be found, it would have to inhibit the spike protein synthesis.

Edit: I was thinking of nNOS not mNO2.

Edit2: Methylene blue as and antiseptic among other things: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11736678/

Edit3: More on curtailing cytokine storms with NO inhibitors . https://rupress.org/jem/article/205/8/1755/54329/IL-17-produced-by-Paneth-cells-drives-TNF-induced

3 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

I'm finding the exact opposite is true about nitric oxide, at least in my case (Narcolepsy or now maybe Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome).

An excess of nitric oxide permits an over suppression of adrenaline by norepinephrine during the natural equilibrium phase of the two antagonist chemicals (like what happens after a workout) while also robbing oxygen from your bloodstream by the nitric oxide to nNOS oxidation process.

I'm currently using Methylene Blue, which is a nitric oxide inhibitor as treatment of POTS, if I do have it instead of narcolepsy. So far so good.

This might not apply to everyone, but too much nitric oxide might actually be a bad thing for some.

It could just be I personally have an overactive nNOS cycle and people other than me are able to benefit from excess nitric oxide. I don't know.

Either way, I think there is more promise in suramin than nitric oxide. If suramin does as people claim, it actually inhibits the ACE2 cleaving that the spike proteins cause. If any cure for the "vaccine" is to be found, it would have to inhibit the spike protein synthesis.

Edit: I was thinking of nNOS not mNO2.

Edit2: Methylene blue as and antiseptic among other things: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11736678/

3 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

I'm finding the exact opposite is true about nitric oxide, at least in my case (Narcolepsy or now maybe Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome).

An excess of nitric oxide permits an over suppression of adrenaline by norepinephrine during the natural equilibrium phase of the two antagonist chemicals (like what happens after a workout) while also robbing oxygen from your bloodstream by the nitric oxide to nNOS oxidation process.

I'm currently using Methylene Blue, which is a nitric oxide inhibitor as treatment of POTS, if I do have it instead of narcolepsy. So far so good.

This might not apply to everyone, but too much nitric oxide might actually be a bad thing for some.

It could just be I personally have an overactive nNOS cycle and people other than me are able to benefit from excess nitric oxide. I don't know.

Either way, I think there is more promise in suramin than nitric oxide. If suramin does as people claim, it actually inhibits the ACE2 cleaving that the spike proteins cause. If any cure for the "vaccine" is to be found, it would have to inhibit the spike protein synthesis.

3 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

I'm finding the exact opposite is true about nitric oxide, at least in my case (Narcolepsy or now maybe Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome).

An excess of nitric oxide permits an over suppression of adrenaline by norepinephrine during the natural equilibrium phase of the two antagonist chemicals (like what happens after a workout) while also robbing oxygen from your bloodstream by the nitric oxide to mNO2 oxidation process.

I'm currently using Methylene Blue, which is a nitric oxide inhibitor as treatment of POTS, if I do have it instead of narcolepsy. So far so good.

This might not apply to everyone, but too much nitric oxide might actually be a bad thing for some.

It could just be I personally have an overactive nNOS cycle and people other than me are able to benefit from excess nitric oxide. I don't know.

Either way, I think there is more promise in suramin than nitric oxide. If suramin does as people claim, it actually inhibits the ACE2 cleaving that the spike proteins cause. If any cure for the "vaccine" is to be found, it would have to inhibit the spike protein synthesis.

3 years ago
1 score
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I'm finding the exact opposite is true about nitric oxide, at least in my case (Narcolepsy or now maybe Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome).

An excess of nitric oxide permits an over suppression of adrenaline by norepinephrine during the natural equilibrium phase of the two antagonist chemicals (like what happens after a workout) while also robbing oxygen from your bloodstream by the nitric oxide to mNO2 oxidation process.

I'm currently using Methylene Blue, which is a nitric oxide inhibitor as treatment of POTS, if I do have it instead of narcolepsy. So far so good.

This might not apply to everyone, but too much nitric oxide might actually be a bad thing for some.

It could just be I personally have an overactive mNO2 cycle and people other than me are able to benefit from excess nitric oxide. I don't know.

Either way, I think there is more promise in suramin than nitric oxide. If suramin does as people claim, it actually inhibits the ACE2 cleaving that the spike proteins cause. If any cure for the "vaccine" is to be found, it would have to inhibit the spike protein synthesis.

3 years ago
1 score