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THABETA protocol
To treatment #COVID vaccine #side_effect
This protocol is designed to detox from the #spike_protein amyloid after the #mRNA vaccine to avoid #long_Covid and to remove triggers for #autoimmune disease after vaccination.
To treatment #COVID vaccine #side_effect
This protocol is designed to detox from the #spike_protein amyloid after the #mRNA vaccine to avoid #long_Covid and to remove triggers for #autoimmune disease after vaccination.
1837 patients with different side effects post COVID mRNA vaccine or suffering from long Covid symptoms have and are using this protocol
Efficacy = 97%
Against: #Myocarditis, #pericarditis , #MS , #Billy's palsy , #insulin_resistance #vasculitis , and other autoimmune conditions
Efficacy = 97%
Against: #Myocarditis, #pericarditis , #MS , #Billy's palsy , #insulin_resistance #vasculitis , and other autoimmune conditions
1. N-acetyle cysteine: 2000 mg daily
NAC works as antidote for amyloid spike protein and removes proteins produced from ORF3a embedded in cell surface.
NAC works as antidote for amyloid spike protein and removes proteins produced from ORF3a embedded in cell surface.
#SciTwitter Does anyone know how often #receptors or #ligands are the limiting factor for in vivo signaling pathways? Versus equilibrium where modulating either side even a little affects activity.
@keiser_lab @kevansf @srikosuri
@keiser_lab @kevansf @srikosuri
For posterity: As far as I can tell so far, when receptors are expressed constitutively at decent levels, ligands are usually limiting. Receptors that are conditionally expressed are usually limiting. Haven't figured out how hard 'limiting' applies in either case.
This is from conversations rather than primary research, so #CaveatEmptor.
