Coming full circle to my first post here (about my experiences with an alternative Lyme treatment). When it's all said and done there's going to be some obvious and close link...just way too many coincidences.

[deleted, I got mixed up on terms here, see DRQ reply below.]

Nattokinase, in my findings, was effectively an external influx of enzymes to simulate a 'tipping' of the scales in favor of protein/peptide chain metabolism. At least in the case of the Lyme protocol, that was just one prong of a three-pronged attack, re-balancing (or likely over-compensating knowing a relaxation would occur) the whole deck between fats, carbs, and proteins. Ultimately, I believe I achieved the same via an almost pure carnivore diet for 4 weeks, and subsequent carb minimizing (I always have effectively eaten in intermittent fasting cycles, and that's a factor too).

Ketosis, a non-acidic body pH, and not having a vitamin or mineral deficiency seem to be the three things that contribute to a hostile terrain for whatever these diseases really are (certainly seem to have as much of a fit with parasites as any other classification).

Coming full circle to my first post here (about my experiences with an alternative Lyme treatment). When it's all said and done there's going to be some obvious and close link...just way too many coincidences.

--It is important to note, however, that this study/proof/discovery is all IN VITRO, meaning on a computer...no real spike protein interacting with real nattokinase. So this is nothing more than a simulation as far as 'proof' goes.-- I got mixed up, see DRQ reply below.

Nattokinase, in my findings, was effectively an external influx of enzymes to simulate a 'tipping' of the scales in favor of protein/peptide chain metabolism. At least in the case of the Lyme protocol, that was just one prong of a three-pronged attack, re-balancing (or likely over-compensating knowing a relaxation would occur) the whole deck between fats, carbs, and proteins. Ultimately, I believe I achieved the same via an almost pure carnivore diet for 4 weeks, and subsequent carb minimizing (I always have effectively eaten in intermittent fasting cycles, and that's a factor too).

Ketosis, a non-acidic body pH, and not having a vitamin or mineral deficiency seem to be the three things that contribute to a hostile terrain for whatever these diseases really are (certainly seem to have as much of a fit with parasites as any other classification).

Coming full circle to my first post here (about my experiences with an alternative Lyme treatment). When it's all said and done there's going to be some obvious and close link...just way too many coincidences.

It is important to note, however, that this study/proof/discovery is all IN VITRO, meaning on a computer...no real spike protein interacting with real nattokinase. So this is nothing more than a simulation as far as 'proof' goes.

Nattokinase, in my findings, was effectively an external influx of enzymes to simulate a 'tipping' of the scales in favor of protein/peptide chain metabolism. At least in the case of the Lyme protocol, that was just one prong of a three-pronged attack, re-balancing (or likely over-compensating knowing a relaxation would occur) the whole deck between fats, carbs, and proteins. Ultimately, I believe I achieved the same via an almost pure carnivore diet for 4 weeks, and subsequent carb minimizing (I always have effectively eaten in intermittent fasting cycles, and that's a factor too).

Ketosis, a non-acidic body pH, and not having a vitamin or mineral deficiency seem to be the three things that contribute to a hostile terrain for whatever these diseases really are (certainly seem to have as much of a fit with parasites as any other classification).

Coming full circle to my first post here (about my experiences with an alternative Lyme treatment). When it's all said and done there's going to be some obvious and close link...just way too many coincidences.

It is important to note, however, that this study/proof/discovery is all IN VITRO, meaning on a computer...no real spike protein interacting with real nattokinase. So this is nothing more than a simulation.

Nattokinase, in my findings, was effectively an external influx of enzymes to simulate a 'tipping' of the scales in favor of protein/peptide chain metabolism. At least in the case of the Lyme protocol, that was just one prong of a three-pronged attack, re-balancing (or likely over-compensating knowing a relaxation would occur) the whole deck between fats, carbs, and proteins. Ultimately, I believe I achieved the same via an almost pure carnivore diet for 4 weeks, and subsequent carb minimizing (I always have effectively eaten in intermittent fasting cycles, and that's a factor too).

Ketosis, a non-acidic body pH, and not having a vitamin or mineral deficiency seem to be the three things that contribute to a hostile terrain for whatever these diseases really are (certainly seem to have as much of a fit with parasites as any other classification).

Coming full circle to my first post here (about my experiences with an alternative Lyme treatment). When it's all said and done there's going to be some obvious and close link...just way too many coincidences.

Nattokinase, in my findings, was effectively an external influx of enzymes to simulate a 'tipping' of the scales in favor of protein/peptide chain metabolism. At least in the case of the Lyme protocol, that was just one prong of a three-pronged attack, re-balancing (or likely over-compensating knowing a relaxation would occur) the whole deck between fats, carbs, and proteins. Ultimately, I believe I achieved the same via an almost pure carnivore diet for 4 weeks, and subsequent carb minimizing (I always have effectively eaten in intermittent fasting cycles, and that's a factor too).

Ketosis, a non-acidic body pH, and not having a vitamin or mineral deficiency seem to be the three things that contribute to a hostile terrain for whatever these diseases really are (certainly seem to have as much of a fit with parasites as any other classification).