If you are a man who is vaxxed and having the breathing symptoms already I recommend that you take the highest dose of Ivermectin suggested in the protocol at covid19criticalcare.com/protocols based on your weight class. Should come out to .6mg/kg of weight and there is a chart to calculate dosage so you don't screw it up. This virus seems to be hitting men harder than women in the exception of women who produce high levels of testosterone who are being hit equally hard.
In my opinion your case is very serious as you likely have had parasites replicating in your body since you were injected. The supplements you referenced are awesome for detoxing other things but I don't believe they will address the parasite issue so pls start on that Ivermectin from your sister ASAP.
If you can get the monoclonal antibodies now and you're not more than 7 days into your illness (I'm guess you're at least 3-4 days in now based on described symptoms, please do that today too). All the available treatment protocols are most effective when started early and things can turn bad quickly.
Start taking full dose aspirin daily (325mg) to help prevent issues from the microclotting that is happening. If you don't get this under control during the viral phase and your case progresses to the pulmonary phase, AT THAT TIME you should start on prednisone or methylprednisolone to reduce inflammation if you can get it according to the dosing in the protocol while continuing with all the other recommended nutrients and meds that you can get access to.
Unless the commentor is correct about the $400 oxygen concentrator that you can get online, that is gonna be the hardest challenge. You really need to be keeping your oxygen levels above 94 ideally and at the very least above 90 to prevent possible tissue damage from lack of oxygenation. If you're consistently below 94 and you can't get supplemental oxygen at home you're gonna have to be prepared to go in to the hospital to have that need met. It sounds like you are ready in worst case scenario.
Please do let me encourage you, again, to start today with an aggressive, max recommended dose of Ivermectin based on the symptoms you described. And if you're willing to try the monoclonal antibodies don't wait even a day as they are less effective with each passing day of illness.
If you are a man who is vaxxed and having the breathing symptoms already I recommend that you take the highest dose of Ivermectin suggested in the protocol at covid19criticalcare.com/protocols based on your weight class. Should come out to .6mg/kg of weight and there is a chart to calculate dosage so you don't screw it up. This virus seems to be hitting men harder than women in the exception of women who produce high levels of testosterone who are being hit equally hard.
In my opinion your case is very serious as you likely have had parasites replicating in your body since you were injected. The supplements you referenced are awesome for detoxing other things but I don't believe they will address the parasite issue so pls start on that Ivermectin from your sister ASAP.
If you can get the monoclonal antibodies now and you're not more than 7 days into your illness (I'm guess you're at least 3-4 days in now based on described symptoms, please do that today.
Start taking full dose aspirin daily to help prevent issues from the microclotting that is happening. If you don't get this under control during the viral phase and your case progresses to the pulmonary phase, AT THAT TIME you should start on prednisone or methylprednisolone if you can get it according to the dosing in the protocol while continuing with all the other recommended nutrients and meds that you can get access to.
Unless the poster is correct about the $400 oxygen concentrator that you can get online, that is gonna be the hardest challenge. You really need to be keeping your levels above 94 ideally and at the very least above 90 to prevent possible tissue damage from lack of oxygen. If you're consistently below 94 and you can't get supplemental oxygen at home you're gonna have to be prepared to go in to the hospital to have that need met. It sounds like you are ready in worst case scenario. Please do let me encourage you, again, to start with an aggressive, max recommended dose of Ivermectin based on the symptoms you described and the fact that you're already disadvantaged with toxins and parasites in your body from the jab.