My wife ─ still into her first week under a three-month Immediate Roadside Prohibition to drive ─ arrived home sometime last evening after probably having worked at her friend's Thai restaurant from 4 p.m. that afternoon.
I was having my latter evening sleep period at the time, but I expect that she likely phoned one of her two sons to pick her up ─ either locally at the Surrey Central bus exchange about a mile from us, or else he had to drive all the way to the restaurant which is quite some distance away from here (depending on the route travelled, nearly 11 miles from us at best).
I do not easily fall asleep, but once involved in it, I managed quite well. I think that it was nearly 12:30 a.m. before I checked the time and got myself up. My younger brother had gone to bed by this time, but my wife was downstairs at the dining table watching a movie or something on her smartphone and indulging in some red wine.
Some things in this small room next to our bedroom had been rearranged, so I knew that she had probably done one of her livestreams to her Facebook account as a relatively new agent for some of TheIconGroup's products such a Room Coffee and Boom Collagen, among others. I was free to sit here and use my computer.
As I reported in yestersday's post here, my paternal cousin Doug S. of Edmonton, who must be encroaching the age of 65 by now, had texted me around mid-afternoon to report that he had just gotten the COVID-19 gene therapy being falsely identified as a 'vaccine'.
His justification was that he was asthmatic; and even if the 'vaccine' did not actually prevent infection, it was supposed to lessen the severity when one did fall victim to it, and thus he hoped the 'vaccine' would enhance his recovery and make it unnecessary for hospitalization.
We exchanged a number of texts ─ I was never in the least critical of his decision; and then I begged off because I was trying to have a nap. So last night I compiled the following E-mail and sent it off at him at 2:51 a.m.:
You caught me at a bad time last afternoon, Doug. I had just finished my first meal of the day, and it included a 250-mg tablet of niacin.
I don’t normally take in any calories until after the noon hour, and sometimes I won’t even eat until mid-afternoon. However, when I do, I tend to need to take a nap.
Exacerbating the situation of late is that for at least a month now, I have been taking a 250-mg tablet of niacin with that meal. The result is almost always a harmless niacin flush ─ if you’re unfamiliar with it, one’s entire body becomes as red as if sunburned, and there can be such an uncomfortable prickly sensation that I find it best to just shuck my clothes and get into bed until the experience passes.
So because I am already into my meal’s lethargy, it’s the perfect time to try and nap off both states.
Well, our recurring text exchange was ‘effing’ that protocol right up! I needed to break away from the texting and seek some oblivion.
Anyway, concerning the ‘vaccination’ and your asthma, I didn’t realize that you were anything like seriously asthmatic. If you happen to actually use an inhaler with glucocorticoids ─ and especially one called budesonide, you already had some protection against developing COVID-19.
The following is from an article I have just recently read:During the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, reports from China, Italy and the U.S. revealed something curious about patients hospitalized with COVID-19: Those with chronic respiratory diseases like asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease were significantly underrepresented, according to a team of researchers from the University of Oxford. (February 8, 2021 medRxiv .pdf)So in effect, because the early onset of COVID-19 is typically mild, these glucocorticoids are thought to be able to prevent anything more serious from ever developing by reducing the hold of the virus.
The team suggested this may be due to their widespread use of inhaled glucocorticoids, such as budesonide. Further, the onset of COVID-19 is typically mild, “giving a potential window to intervene prior to the development of severe disease,” they wrote in the preprint journal medRxiv. However, most studies have only focused on treating severe COVID-19 in hospitalized patients.
“There have been important breakthroughs in hospitalized COVID-19 patients, but equally important is treating early disease to prevent clinical deterioration and the need for urgent care and hospitalization, especially to the billions of people worldwide who have limited access to hospital care,” study author professor Mona Bafadhel said in a news release.
But another intervention I have become aware of for at least the past year is the value of inhaled ─ nebulized ─ hydrogen peroxide. I first read that the common 3% drug store stuff ─ when inhaled using a good nebulizer (that is, an electric one, and not a cheap battery-operated version) ─ will destroy viruses of all kinds.
You can read about the study in this July 2020 .pdf titled A Novel Approach to Treating COVID-19 Using Nutritional and Oxidative Therapies.
I’m unsure that you can even find a source for that paper in Google anymore ─ I used the Russian search engine Yandex.com because Google is involved in censoring anything that doesn’t fall in line with the mainstream narrative for dealing with SARS-CoV-2 pharmaceutical therapies.
No one gets rich off cheap hydrogen peroxide, after all ─ especially when it’s so phenomenally effective at deactivating viruses.
Back in April 2020, I ordered two OLIECO Compressor Nebulizers through AliExpress.com for well under what just one would have cost from a North American source ─ but I had to wait six weeks or more because of the damned shutdowns all over the world that interfered with the shipment of a package from China.
That didn’t matter much, though ─ no one was sick, so it wasn’t an emergency.
I’ve used one a number of times with just the 3% hydrogen peroxide full-strength when I’ve felt I might be coming down with anything like a cold, inhaling the hydrogen peroxide for 15 minutes.
Of course, I don’t have asthma. And whatever ‘extra ingredients’ might be in the commercial hydrogen peroxide as stabilizers or whatever else have not caused me any harms that I am aware of.
I have since then read one doctor’s personal recommendation to use food grade hydrogen peroxide weakened with distilled water to a far less concentrated solution:There is little to no doubt in my mind that the most effective and safest treatment for this illness (i.e. COVID-19) is nebulized diluted hydrogen peroxide at .1% with one drop of either 5% Lugol’s iodine or 2 drops of the 2% concentration.Can you imagine? I’ve been using 3% with no problems, but he recommends a solution 30 times weaker!
I have not looked into acquiring “Lugol’s iodine” ─ I’ve never even heard of it before. But if it doesn’t have any kind of short shelf life, a person could always have the stuff on hand ─ just like food grade hydrogen peroxide and a good nebulizer ─ for when any kind of cold or flu virus seems to be taking hold.
Anyway, where you are concerned, all of this is like closing the barn door AFTER the ol’ horse has already run away, for you’ve already gone and become ‘vaccinated’. This treatment is, however, as close to a guaranteed cure ─ if the virus infection is attacked early ─ as it is probably possible to find.
Or that’s my opinion. Use Yandex or some other non-Google-influenced search engine to learn more if you’re at all curious about it. All Google will do if give you results poo-pooing the research.
As you may imagine, working on that E-mail took me quite a while, so when I next got to work adding content into a post I am developing at one of my two hosted websites, I had to focus and not allow myself to get distracted.
I was not back to bed until around 5 a.m. My wife, who had of course retired long before, had settled down and seemed to be asleep ─ there had been a point earlier where she had evidently been sleepless and was again watching some movie or video in the bed. That concerned me from the stance of my own return to bed later ─ she can sometimes be dreadfully disruptive of my chances of getting to sleep.
Although she was not on this occasion at any fault, I was awake for a long time. But sleep did eventually come. Then well into the morning I believed that I was hearing it raining (I was wearing earplugs). This occurrence did not bother me, but it did cause me to engage in some reflection that then inspired sufficient consciousness that I became curious on the time: it was just after 9 a.m.
I was still wanting for further sleep, but I felt obliged to rise ─ at 10 a.m. I wanted to join my brother at the T.V. downstairs to put our Android TV Box into action.
Consequently, I got myself up and dressed, and came here to my computer to kill some time. I was just in time to discover this E-mail from Doug that had arrived at 9:04 a.m.:
I do take budesonide, specifically Pulmicourt. My asthma is mostly a result of my severe allergy to cats. Normally I never use a rescue inhaler because I take care to not be where cats are and the Pulmicourt keeps it in check. I believe that it was worsened in the 70s/80s by my repeated exposure to H2S (hydrogen sulphide gas) in my travels around the oil patch. H2S is not good for humans.So I composed this reply and sent it to him at 10 a.m.:
I had a significant reaction to the injection last night. I woke up at 1 am with a fever of 101. I'd forgotten how many places I have that can ache. Most of the effect has waned but I don't think I'll be doing any karate today.
Niacin, eh? I remember reading about that years ago. Some people use it for cholesterol, right? I thought it could be dangerous in high doses?
I'm just going to take it easy today.
Take care,
Doug
Ouch!!
And they say that the second shot tends to be more adverse than the first!
Well, maybe at least check out the merits of the hydrogen peroxide therapy and see if maybe you'd instead prefer to actually break the grip of any cold or flu ─ or even a SARS-CoV--2 virus ─ that you ever find yourself showing signs of being victimized by.
Even among people who get COVID-19, the age-related survival rate is excellent overall:
• Aged: 0-19, 99.997% chance of surviving COVID.
• Aged: 20-49, 99.98% chance of surviving COVID.
• Aged: 50-69, 99.5% chance of surviving COVID.
• Aged: 70+, 94.6% chance of surviving COVID.
See Breitbart.com (September 25, 2020) for that.
Remember, most people only have a mild case when they do get infected. Maybe your 'vaccination' reaction was actually worse than what you'd have experienced from the virus itself!
Just ensure you're keeping yourself well fortified with vitamin D3. I've seen medical recommendations ─ that is, from doctors who understand the vitamin's effectiveness ─ range from 4,000 I.U.' daily to as much as 10,000 I.U.s daily during the months when we can't generate any in our skin from sunshine. Apparently no matter how long a person is out during the year from October through to March ─ and you could be naked out there all day long if you could stand the cold ─ the Sun just won't do that job. The specific required UV rays aren't there.
You're even farther north than I am, so maybe even April and September aren't good months for you guys.
As for vitamin D3, just until recently, I was taking 10,000 I.U.s daily for about a year, except on those Summer days when I would sit outside to soak up the Sun or be outside for any great length of time. I just recently decided to drop to 4,000 I.U.s, but I'd up the dose if I was feeling like I was getting ill.
There has been nothing further from Doug. I hope nothing worse has set in.
Coincidentally to Doug getting the 'vaccine', that same day I saw one of my Facebook "Friends" who lives in the U.S. lay claim to also having gotten his shot that day. I believe that he is also into his 60s.
I never bothered making a comment to him. After all, he did not post to me specifically. Had he done so, then I would have dealt with him similarly as I did with Doug.
Once I joined my brother for morning T.V., I was to tune in the latest available Odessa Orlewicz video at Librti.com: Liberty Talk Episode March 12- The 2010 WHO Scandal. History Repeating Itself.
The video was less than a half hour in duration, and largely featured her reading from an old Forbes article and related documentation that exposed how the W.H.O. had been found out and condemned for fabricating the Swine Flu pandemic back then and conning the world into blowing billions of dollars on worthless vaccines.
Now the W.H.O. has done the same damned thing, but this time they have thus far succeeded in their nefarious agenda to cripple the gullible nations.
I followed that video with one of Dr. Mercola's interviews: Microbiome And The Immune System- Interview with Rodney Dietert, Ph.D.
As is often the case with Dr. Mercola's interviews, my brother fast made clear his loss of interest by wandering off on several occasions; and even when he was seated in his living room chair, he paid nearly as much attention to what was going on outside the living room window as he did the interview.
Then after its conclusion he bitchedly declared to know if I got anything out of it because it was way over his head.
Yes, lots of technical terminology does get employed in Dr. Mercola's interviews, but no one will ever grow familiarized with any of it if they do not actually pay heed to the presentations. Over time, a familiarity does develop. And I pointed this out by asking whether or not it was true that three months ago, he never even heard of a cytokine storm, yet now he is actually coming to have a vague understanding of the occurrence.
If a person never exposes him- or herself to unfamiliar terminology, there is no hope of ever becoming at least vaguely acquainted with their concepts.
I spared him anything more complicated to watch and thus I tuned in an episode of The Flash.
At its conclusion my brother then went on upstairs to his bedroom to rest up, for he would be busing off this afternoon to hook up with a couple of drinking buddies at a pub.
While he was having his rest, I went out to the backyard toolshed for some touch-up exercising, and then because the hazy sky still seemed to be affording sufficient sunshine, I decided to spend just over 40 minutes seated in a lawn- or deckchair with my bared feet on the ground. I might have been comfortable in the tee-shirt that I had on under my sweater, but I didn't chance it.
My session began at 1:39 p.m. Had my wife not still been shut up in our bedroom, I likely would have instead come into the house for my day's first meal. But since I keep my nutritional supplements in our bedroom, I felt them to be off limits until after she had risen.
And she did rise soon after I came back into the house. I thought that my brother was still in his bedroom because I saw that his van was still here, but it is likely that he had already left ─ I had forgotten that he would be busing today.
I guess my wife had another half day to work, for she hustled after exiting our bedroom; and by 3:15 - 3:20 p.m. had left afoot to also probably catch a bus. Her eldest son began working this week and has use of their only available car.
Anyway, if my wife is again working where she worked yesterday, then perhaps she will be home again this evening ─ as yesterday. But if instead she has gone downtown to Vancouver to work at another friend's restaurant, she won't likely be back tonight at all.
Heck, for all I know, she may have to work downtown all day tomorrow and will even go directly into town from the first friend's restaurant this same evening and not come home ─ I honestly have no idea what her new working situation is now that she is not driving.
It is working its way now to 8 p.m., and I want to get in some exercise and maybe then have a beer and enjoy a T.V. show before my brother buses back home ─ he won't be doing so until sometime after 9 p.m., so I should have the time.
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