I hear you. I am not sure what the hell is going on and I cannot rule out the "something else" that you state. It has crossed my mind. There could also be several components to this attack under way at the same time. It is more than likely multipronged and many things are all converging at the same time. But, I have little doubt that the vaxxinated are passing something along. Too much evidence points in that direction and the technology is there. They are experimenting on the public and the sheep are willingly being led to the slaughter. Whatever they decide to do, I have no control over - but, what they are doing could seriously be effecting the rest of us in ways that we have not completely figured out yet. That is also deliberate. I don't discount anything at this point and all possibilities are worth consideration - no matter how far fetched those possibilities may sound at first.

I was in health care as a practitioner. When the Rona hit, I saw it as the opportunity to bow out. I don't have enough clout to fight this farce on that level and I sure as hell was not going to promote the party line and be responsible for the death or injury of my patients. I was already on thin ice for not promoting vaxxines and the like. (I suffer from vax injury myself.) Therefore, I have stayed on the sidelines and concentrating on staying on top of the information as much as possible in order to disseminate that information to others. I help where I can.

I do not have a whole lot of contact with others - and I am fine with it. I never was much of a social butterfly anyway. However, on the rare occasions I have been in close proximity with others, especially the vaxxed and boosted, I have had horrible effects from such encounters. In fact, just two weeks ago I had to render assistance to an injured person on one of my rare trips out in public. Due to the nature of what I had to do, I was making physical contact with that person and was in her air space until EMTs could arrive. Since this was not my first rodeo with similar exposures, as soon as I arrived home I went into my exposure protocol. Within about two hours that exposure started to affect me. I did not get any of the horrific nose bleeds that I suffered from previous exposures, but all the other symptoms were consistent with some manner of blood oxygen distribution/anemia issues. Part of my protocol takes into consideration clotting. I am still recovering, but the protocols seem to have made the impact less severe and of shorter duration.

Like you, any time I am out around others, I don't feel well. It sounds like you are somewhat like me - possibly the canary in the coal mine. All I can advise is to take supplements if you can get them. Magnesium can help combat A-fib. Nattokinase helps with clotting along with K-2 - as long as you are not on prescription blood thinners. Down and dirty is still aspirin - 81 mg every day and larger doses if you think you need to thin ASAP - as in a heart attack situation or major exposure. Remember however, if there is an issue with red blood cells, it can take 90 to 120 days for the cells to be replaced with healthy cells. Once they are damaged, they don't recover. Therefore, the fatigue can last for some time. The main thing is to deal with the clotting because that presents the most serious immediate effects and then just allow the body to heal. I know.... the fatigue is very frustrating.

NAC can help with vax exposures. As part of my exposure protocol I take 1200mg in the morning, or first loading dose, and then 600mg at night. Maintenance dosing is 600 to 1200/day. CoQ10 is needed for mitochondrial energy production (the magnesium is also helpful here.) Some of the research is showing that whatever the hell this crap is, it may be effecting energy production at the mitochondrial level. This is especially true with people suffering with what is known as long Covid, which has been drastically down played. Since many of these people were convinced to get jabbed, it is impossible to study the long Covid issue in isolation. How convenient. But, it does appear to impact energy production throughout the body.

I feel your frustration for sure. Your story is not that much different than mine. I get the crazy look from people when I try to tell them what I suffer after being exposed - and these are people that are pretty based. Like you, I just don't want to be around people. The experience has too high a price tag for me. So, good luck to you and try to stay safe. People like us are the indicators that there is something horribly wrong. Just because the others are not feeling the effects, yet, it does not negate what we experience.

I do envy you not having all the microwave exposure where you are. It has become horrible where I am - but moving is not an option for me at the moment. I do what I can to minimize my exposure and use protection measures. Sometimes the thought of finding a cave somewhere is appealing. Good luck fren.

I hear you. I am not sure what the hell is going on and I cannot rule out the "something else" that you state. It has crossed my mind. There could also be several components to this attack under way at the same time. It is more than likely multipronged and many things are all converging at the same time. But, I have little doubt that the vaxxinated are passing something along. Too much evidence points in that direction and the technology is there. They are experimenting on the public and the sheep are willingly being led to the slaughter. Whatever they decide to do, I have no control over - but, what they are doing could seriously be effecting the rest of us in ways that we have not completely figured out yet. That is also deliberate. I don't discount anything at this point and all possibilities are worth consideration - no matter how far fetched those possibilities may sound at first.

I was in health care as a practitioner. When the Rona hit, I saw it as the opportunity to bow out. I don't have enough clout to fight this farce on that level and I sure as hell was not going to promote the party line and be responsible for the death or injury of my patients. I was already on thin ice for not promoting vaxxines and the like. (I suffer from vax injury myself.) Therefore, I have stayed on the sidelines and concentrating on staying on top of the information as much as possible in order to disseminate that information to others. I help where I can.

I do not have a whole lot of contact with others - and I am fine with it. I never was much of a social butterfly anyway. However, on the rare occasions I have been in close proximity with others, especially the vaxxed and boosted, I have had horrible effects from such encounters. In fact, just two weeks ago I had to render assistance to an injured person on one of my rare trips out in public. Due to the nature of what I had to do, I was making physical contact with that person and was in her air space until EMTs could arrive. Since this was not my first rodeo with similar exposures, as soon as I arrived home I went into my exposure protocol. Within about two hours that exposure started to affect me. I did not get any of the horrific nose bleeds that I suffered from previous exposures, but all the other symptoms were consistent with some manner of blood oxygen distribution/anemia issues. Part of my protocol takes into consideration clotting. I am still recovering, but the protocols seem to have made the impact less severe and of shorter duration.

Like you, any time I am out around others, I don't feel well. It sounds like you are somewhat like me - possibly the canary in the coal mine. All I can advise is to take supplements if you can get them. Magnesium can help combat A-fib. Nattokinase helps with clotting along with K-2 - as long as you are not on prescription blood thinners. Down and dirty is still aspirin - 81 mg every day and larger doses if you think you need to thin ASAP - as in a heart attack situation or major exposure. Remember however, if there is an issue with red blood cells, it can take 90 to 120 days for the cells to be replaced with healthy cells. Once they are damaged, they don't recover. Therefore, the fatigue can last for some time. The main thing is to deal with the clotting because that presents the most serious immediate effects then and allow the body to heal. I know.... the fatigue is very frustrating.

NAC can help with vax exposures. As part of my exposure protocol I take 1200mg in the morning, or first loading dose, and then 600mg at night. Maintenance dosing is 600 to 1200/day. CoQ10 is needed for mitochondrial energy production (the magnesium is also helpful here.) Some of the research is showing that whatever the hell this crap is, it may be effecting energy production at the mitochondrial level. This is especially true with people suffering with what is known as long Covid, which has been drastically down played. Since many of these people were convinced to get jabbed, it is impossible to study the long Covid issue in isolation. How convenient. But, it does appear to impact energy production throughout the body.

I feel your frustration for sure. Your story is not that much different than mine. I get the crazy look from people when I try to tell them what I suffer after being exposed - and these are people that are pretty based. Like you, I just don't want to be around people. The experience has too high a price tag for me. So, good luck to you and try to stay safe. People like us are the indicators that there is something horribly wrong. Just because the others are not feeling the effects, yet, it does not negate what we experience.

I do envy you not having all the microwave exposure where you are. It has become horrible where I am - but moving is not an option for me at the moment. I do what I can to minimize my exposure and use protection measures. Sometimes the thought of finding a cave somewhere is appealing. Good luck fren.

I hear you. I am not sure what the hell is going on and I cannot rule out the "something else" that you state. It has crossed my mind. There could also be several components to this attack under way at the same time. It is more than likely multipronged and many things are all converging at the same time. But, I have little doubt that the vaxxinated are passing something along. Too much evidence points in that direction and the technology is there. They are experimenting on the public and the sheep are willingly being led to the slaughter. Whatever they decide to do, I have no control over - but, what they are doing could seriously be effecting the rest of us in ways that we have not completely figured out yet. That is also deliberate. I don't discount anything at this point and all possibilities are worth consideration - no matter how far fetched those possibilities may sound at first.

I was in health care as a practitioner. When the Rona hit, I saw it as the opportunity to bow out. I don't have enough clout to fight this farce on that level and I sure as hell was not going to promote the party line and be responsible for the death or injury of my patients. I was already on thin ice for not promoting vaxxines and the like. (I suffer from vax injury myself.) Therefore, I have stayed on the sidelines and concentrating on staying on top of the information as much as possible in order to disseminate that information to others. I help where I can.

I do not have a whole lot of contact with others - and I am fine with it. I never was much of a social butterfly anyway. However, on the rare occasions I have been in close proximity with others, especially the vaxxed and boosted, I have had horrible effects from such encounters. In fact, just two weeks ago I had to render assistance to an injured person on one of my rare trips out in public. Due to the nature of what I had to do, I was making physical contact with that person and was in her air space until EMTs could arrive. Since this was not my first rodeo with similar exposures, as soon as I arrived home I went into my exposure protocol. Within about two hours that exposure started to affect me. I did not get any of the horrific nose bleeds that I suffered from previous exposures, but all the other symptoms were consistent with some manner of blood oxygen distribution/anemia issues. Part of my protocol takes into consideration clotting. I am still recovering, but the protocols seem to have made the impact less severe and of shorter duration.

Like you, any time I am out around others, I don't feel well. It sounds like you are somewhat like me - possibly the canary in the coal mine. All I can advise is to take supplements if you can get them. Magnesium can help combat A-fib. Nattokinase helps with clotting along with K-2 - as long as you are not on prescription blood thinners. Down and dirty is still aspirin - 81 mg every day and larger doses if you think you need to thin ASAP - as in a heart attack situation or major exposure. Remember however, if there is an issue with red blood cells, it can take 90 to 120 days for the cells to be replaced with healthy cells. Once they are damaged, they don't recover. Therefore, the fatigue can last for some time. The main thing is to deal with the clotting and allow the body to heal. I know.... the fatigue is very frustrating.

NAC can help with vax exposures. As part of my exposure protocol I take 1200mg in the morning, or first loading dose, and then 600mg at night. Maintenance dosing is 600 to 1200/day. CoQ10 is needed for mitochondrial energy production (the magnesium is also helpful here.) Some of the research is showing that whatever the hell this crap is, it may be effecting energy production at the mitochondrial level. This is especially true with people suffering with what is known as long Covid, which has been drastically down played. Since many of these people were convinced to get jabbed, it is impossible to study the long Covid issue in isolation. How convenient. But, it does appear to impact energy production throughout the body.

I feel your frustration for sure. Your story is not that much different than mine. I get the crazy look from people when I try to tell them what I suffer after being exposed - and these are people that are pretty based. Like you, I just don't want to be around people. The experience has too high a price tag for me. So, good luck to you and try to stay safe. People like us are the indicators that there is something horribly wrong. Just because the others are not feeling the effects, yet, it does not negate what we experience.

I do envy you not having all the microwave exposure where you are. It has become horrible where I am - but moving is not an option for me at the moment. I do what I can to minimize my exposure and use protection measures. Sometimes the thought of finding a cave somewhere is appealing. Good luck fren.

I hear you. I am not sure what the hell is going on and I cannot rule out the "something else" that you state. It has crossed my mind. There could also be several components to this attack under way at the same time. It is more than likely multipronged and many things are all converging at the same time. But, I have little doubt that the vaxxinated are passing something along. Too much evidence points in that direction and the technology is there. They are experimenting on the public and the sheep are willingly being led to the slaughter. Whatever they decide to do, I have no control over - but, what they are doing could seriously be effecting the rest of us in ways that we have not completely figured out yet. That is also deliberate. I don't discount anything at this point and all possibilities are worth consideration - no matter how far fetched those possibilities may sound at first.

I was in health care as a practitioner. When the Rona hit, I saw it as the opportunity to bow out. I don't have enough clout to fight this farce on that level and I sure as hell was not going to promote the party line and be responsible for the death or injury of my patients. I was already on thin ice for not promoting vaxxines and the like. (I suffer from vax injury myself.) Therefore, I have stayed on the sidelines and concentrating on staying on top of the information as much as possible in order to disseminate that information to others. I help where I can.

I do not have a whole lot of contact with others - and I am fine with it. I never was much of a social butterfly anyway. However, on the rare occasions I have been in close proximity with others, especially the vaxxed and boosted, I have had horrible effects from such encounters. In fact, just two weeks ago I had to render assistance to an injured person on one of my rare trips out in public. Due to the nature of what I had to do, I was making physical contact with that person and was in her air space until EMTs could arrive. Since this was not my first rodeo with similar exposures, as soon as I arrived home I went into my exposure protocol. Within about two hours that exposure started to affect me. I did not get any of the horrific nose bleeds that I suffered from previous exposures, but all the other symptoms were consistent with some manner of blood oxygen distribution/anemia issues. Part of my protocol takes into consideration clotting. I am still recovering, but the protocols seems to have made the impact less severe and of shorter duration.

Like you, any time I am out around others, I don't feel well. It sounds like you are somewhat like me - possibly the canary in the coal mine. All I can advise is to take supplements if you can get them. Magnesium can help combat A-fib. Nattokinase helps with clotting along with K-2 - as long as you are not on prescription blood thinners. Down and dirty is still aspirin - 81 mg every day and larger doses if you think you need to thin ASAP - as in a heart attack situation or major exposure. Remember however, if there is an issue with red blood cells, it can take 90 to 120 days for the cells to be replaced with healthy cells. Once they are damaged, they don't recover. Therefore, the fatigue can last for some time. The main thing is to deal with the clotting and allow the body to heal. I know.... the fatigue is very frustrating.

NAC can help with vax exposures. As part of my exposure protocol I take 1200mg in the morning, or first loading dose, and then 600mg at night. Maintenance dosing is 600 to 1200/day. CoQ10 is needed for mitochondrial energy production (the magnesium is also helpful here.) Some of the research is showing that whatever the hell this crap is, it may be effecting energy production at the mitochondrial level. This is especially true with people suffering with what is known as long Covid, which has been drastically down played. Since many of these people were convinced to get jabbed, it is impossible to study the long Covid issue in isolation. How convenient. But, it does appear to impact energy production throughout the body.

I feel your frustration for sure. Your story is not that much different than mine. I get the crazy look from people when I try to tell them what I suffer after being exposed - and these are people that are pretty based. Like you, I just don't want to be around people. The experience has too high a price tag for me. So, good luck to you and try to stay safe. People like us are the indicators that there is something horribly wrong. Just because the others are not feeling the effects, yet, it does not negate what we experience.

I do envy you not having all the microwave exposure where you are. It has become horrible where I am - but moving is not an option for me at the moment. I do what I can to minimize my exposure and use protection measures. Sometimes the thought of finding a cave somewhere is appealing. Good luck fren.

I hear you. I am not sure what the hell is going on and I cannot rule out the "something else" that you state. It has crossed my mind. There could also be several components to this attack under way at the same time. It is more than likely multipronged and many things are all converging at the same time. But, I have little doubt that the vaxxinated are passing something along. Too much evidence points in that direction and the technology is there. They are experimenting on the public and the sheep are willingly being led to the slaughter. Whatever they decide to do, I have no control over - but, what they are doing could seriously be effecting the rest of us in ways that we have not completely figured out yet. That is also deliberate. I don't discount anything at this point and all possibilities are worth consideration - no matter how far fetched those possibilities may sound at first.

I was in health care as a practitioner. When the Rona hit, I saw it as the opportunity to bow out. I don't have enough clout to fight this farce on that level and I sure as hell was not going to promote the party line and be responsible for the death or injury of my patients. I was already on thin ice for not promoting vaxxines and the like. (I suffer from vax injury myself.) Therefore, I have stayed on the sidelines and concentrating on staying on top of the information as much as possible in order to disseminate that information to others. I help where I can.

I do not have a whole lot of contact with others - and I am fine with it. I never was much of a social butterfly anyway. However, on the rare occasions I have been in close proximity with others, especially the vaxxed and boosted, I have had horrible effects from such encounters. In fact, just two weeks ago I had to render assistance to an injured person on one of my rare trips out in public. Due to the nature of what I had to do, I was making physical contact with that person and was in her air space until EMTs could arrive. Since this was not my first rodeo with similar exposures, as soon as I arrived home I went into my exposure protocol. Within about two hours that exposure started to affect me. I did not get any of the horrific nose bleeds that I suffered from previous exposures, but all the other symptoms were consistent with some manner of blood oxygen distribution/anemia issues. Part of my protocol takes into consideration clotting. I am still recovering, but the protocols has made it less severe and shorter duration.

Like you, any time I am out around others, I don't feel well. It sounds like you are somewhat like me - possibly the canary in the coal mine. All I can advise is to take supplements if you can get them. Magnesium can help combat A-fib. Nattokinase helps with clotting along with K-2 - as long as you are not on prescription blood thinners. Down and dirty is still aspirin - 81 mg every day and larger doses if you think you need to thin ASAP - as in a heart attack situation or major exposure. Remember however, if there is an issue with red blood cells, it can take 90 to 120 days for the cells to be replaced with healthy cells. Once they are damaged, they don't recover. Therefore, the fatigue can last for some time. The main thing is to deal with the clotting and allow the body to heal. I know.... the fatigue is very frustrating.

NAC can help with vax exposures. As part of my exposure protocol I take 1200mg in the morning, or first loading dose, and then 600mg at night. Maintenance dosing is 600 to 1200/day. CoQ10 is needed for mitochondrial energy production (the magnesium is also helpful here.) Some of the research is showing that whatever the hell this crap is, it may be effecting energy production at the mitochondrial level. This is especially true with people suffering with what is known as long Covid, which has been drastically down played. Since many of these people were convinced to get jabbed, it is impossible to study the long Covid issue in isolation. How convenient. But, it does appear to impact energy production throughout the body.

I feel your frustration for sure. Your story is not that much different than mine. I get the crazy look from people when I try to tell them what I suffer after being exposed - and these are people that are pretty based. Like you, I just don't want to be around people. The experience has too high a price tag for me. So, good luck to you and try to stay safe. People like us are the indicators that there is something horribly wrong. Just because the others are not feeling the effects, yet, it does not negate what we experience.

I do envy you not having all the microwave exposure where you are. It has become horrible where I am - but moving is not an option for me at the moment. I do what I can to minimize my exposure and use protection measures. Sometimes the thought of finding a cave somewhere is appealing. Good luck fren.