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Nov 18 5 tweets 2 min read
Unbelievable: Birx admits always knowing vax wouldn’t block infection (THANKS FOR NOT TELLING US IN 2020), said 50% of Omicron deaths were in vaxxed (THANKS FOR LYING ABT THAT, TOO), says focus now on paxlovid/ testing.

Huge narrative shift. Change coming? Crimes against humanity.
Nov 14 10 tweets 4 min read
🔥📣 I am thrilled to bring you this fascinating, shocking interview with former CDC Director, Dr. Robert Redfield. 👀 I almost fell off my seat a number of times. 👀

We cover a lot of ground in these 90 minutes, in which he shatters the establishment narratives on everything from Covid origins, Covid vaccines, mandates, early treatment, & LongCovid, to the sweeping government censorship that led to the public being deceived on a massive scale.

He is also, to my knowledge, the first CDC Director to go on the record about chronic Lyme, an enormously fraught medical/ political scandal with overlap to Covid.

Some of the questions asked were sent to me by you. I was surprised by the number of scientists who reached out wanting clarity or validation, mostly around Covid vaccines and long Covid. I did my best to get it all in.

Am eager for your thoughts and reactions. 

Here is the full interview, followed by a 🧵 of clips.

The interview can also be found in my newsletter and YT channel (see linktree in bio)! 

Please support my work in sharing unadulterated, exclusive content like this by subscribing to my newsletter & YT channel! ‼️A question I’ve been wanting to ask for A LONG TIME! ‼️

“Why was the public not told COVID is airborne from the beginning?”
Nov 1 5 tweets 1 min read
Feb 2020: A UK virologist warned that Covid “can be described in basic terms as a ‘slow airborne killer that will never let its victim off, even if it loses the battle the first time,’ implying that even those so-called recovered might face reinfections or that the existing viral loads in the body will eventually cause some other new chronic disease.” I remember reading this chilling article then. SO much abt this diabolical, bioengineered virus was known from the beginning by virologists and other scientists.

Everyone who spoke up was silenced or smeared.

The public was not properly warned.
Oct 29 4 tweets 1 min read
I saved many COVID reports/ data starting Jan 2020. Some have disappeared or been literally re-written.

I’ve often thought abt this SEPT 2020 interview w Dr. Eric Topol stating COVID vax wouldn’t block infection & “I don’t think people recognize this.” “Everybody” knew.

What was the intention behind the massive campaign to cover it up and convince people otherwise?

The charade didn’t last long but a lot of ppl got hurt thinking they were protected. I am convinced this was the last nail in the coffin of public health. RIP.
Oct 29 9 tweets 3 min read
Via WaPo: “I’ve been in practice 23 years and have never seen anything like this,” oncologist Kashyap Patel said.

Asutosh Gor, another oncologist, agreed: “We were all shaken.”

There was other weirdness, too: multiple patients contending w multiple types of cancer arising almost simultaneously, and more than a dozen new cases of other rare cancers.”Image “The uptick in aggressive, late-stage cancers since the…pandemic is confirmed by early national data and a number of large cancer institutions.

Many…dismissed the trend as a consequence of disruptions to health care that began in 2020.

But not everyone.

The idea that some viruses can cause or accelerate cancer is hardly new… 15 to 20 percent of all cancers worldwide originate from infectious agents…”
Oct 22 9 tweets 4 min read
👀 NEW: Stunning interview w former @CDCgov director, virologist Robert Redfield:

COVID vaccines “Do not prevent infection & didn’t impact kinetics of pandemic…They don’t work that well, they’re not durable. What does work better is antiviral drug development [EARLY TX!!!] & we haven’t invested heavily there... Annual flu vaccines only work 25-50% of the time. Vaccines…won’t protect us against bird flu.” “It was a big mistake mandating vaccines [that don’t stop infection] and negating the value of natural immunity…And the climate against vaccines is much greater now than when I became CDC director and…that’s largely bc of the way the covid vaccines were positioned on the American public.”
Oct 8 4 tweets 2 min read
📣 🚨 A MUST-LISTEN! 🚨

My latest Ticktective 🎧 is w ⭐️ brilliant MD/ medical detective who saved my life, & my coauthor of 📖 CHRONIC, @StevePhillipsMD.

He’s a top expert on infection-mediated complex, chronic & autoimmune dz (a large % of it!) & has given thousands of disenfranchised pts their lives back.

He answers FAQ abt:

✅ His early Rx protocols for COVID & Lyme‼️
✅COVID causing immune dysfunction/ chronic COVID
✅ getting LC pts well again
✅ how he’s preventing LC
✅saving my dad from severe COVID infection when hospital failed
✅medical controversies & more‼️

This is a must-listen for anyone seeking clarity in these muddy waters! Thx to @BayAreaLyme for sponsoring this incredible resource 💚

Link at end of 🧵 😳 💣 “There’s a published case where they found molecular evidence of Bartonella in a Longcovid patient. They treated the bartonella and her Longcovid went away.”
Oct 7 4 tweets 2 min read
Well, this is rich. At 83, Fauci “gets” how the millions of chronic Lyme, MECFS, & Longcovid patients that he shafted feel BC IT HAPPENED TO HIM!

Of course, he calls for vax & Rx dev for exceedingly rare cases of WNV while neglecting to adequately address ANY of the above! Fauci in NYT on his WNV
When I returned from the hospital and lay in bed, disoriented and unable to sit up, there was little to offer me except the much-appreciated support and love of my family. Was I going to be one of the lucky ones who recovered completely, or would I be permanently impaired? There are many people who have not been as lucky as I have been in my recovery. Considerably more resources must be put into addressing this threat now, not when the threat becomes an even greater crisis. As a society, we cannot accept this as the status quo.
Another Paxlovid failure. 👍 (We have the tools!)

Then “unexplained severe fatigue” “delirious & incoherent.” Hospitalized and little memory of those 5+ days besides “I have never felt so ill in my whole life.” August I was feeling weak and exhausted but attributed it to a recent bout with Covid-19. Though I tested positive for Covid over a month prior, I experienced a rebound of symptoms after taking the treatment Paxlovid. Perhaps I was still experiencing lingering symptoms that would eventually resolve.  Not so. Instead, I began to experience unexplained severe fatigue and exhaustion, culminating in my admission to a hospital on Aug. 16, delirious and incoherent, with a temperature of 103 degrees. I remember little of the five and a half days that I spent in the hospital, except that I had neve...
Oct 5 5 tweets 3 min read
⚠️FACT: Anxiety, depression, insomnia, OCD, insomnia, PANS & even psychoses & BPD can be driven by TREATABLE underlying infection(s) that cause brain inflam.

MDs send patients to psychiatrists w/o considering this & they get drugged, not cured.

Important data 🧵 Read this incredible review of ALL the pathogens that cause mental illness. It will blow your mind! Importantly, if you’re going through it, share it w your docs! Guarantee you they don’t know! (Will post link end of 🧵)

“Microbes are associated with a number of mental disorders, including autism, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depressive disorders, and anxiety disorders, as well as suicidality and aggressive or violent behaviors. Specific microbes that have been associated or potentially associated with at least one of these conditions include Aspergillus, Babesia, Bartonella, Borna disease virus, Borrelia burgdorferi (Lyme disease), Candida, Chlamydia, coronaviruses (e.g., SARS-CoV-2), Cryptococcus neoformans, cytomegalovirus, enteroviruses, Epstein–Barr virus, hepatitis C, herpes simplex virus, human endogenous retroviruses, human immunodeficiency virus, human herpesvirus-6 (HHV-6), human T-cell lymphotropic virus type 1, influenza viruses, measles virus, Mycoplasma, Plasmodium, rubella virus, Group A Streptococcus (PANDAS), Taenia solium, Toxoplasma gondii, Treponema pallidum (syphilis), Trypanosoma, and West Nile virus. Recognition of the microbe and mental illness association with the development of greater interdisciplinary research, education, and treatment options may prevent and reduce mental illness morbidity, disability, and mortality.”Image
Oct 4 9 tweets 9 min read
“New flu data…suggests this year’s vaccine isn't as effective against severe illness as previous iterations, a finding that may not bode well for Americans as the nation kicks off flu season.” 🫢 Image I prefer antivirals. ESP XoFluza and elderberry. They both work well w minimal side effects. I’ll post some data below:
Oct 3 4 tweets 2 min read
⚠️The hill I’ll die on. This interview w ⁦@drbeen_medical⁩ was from 2021.

Are we better off now! Not IMO.

Why? BC standard of care is still bad!

Under-treated chronic infections often turn into chronic illness. Chronic illness is a cash cow! Never forget that. 💰 Lyme can become chronic when it’s under-treated with the horrible standard of care, as it did in my case.
Sep 29 6 tweets 3 min read
I am so sorry to learn of Kris’s death. He was a brilliant talent & human.

I documented his stunning recovery from chronic Lyme-induced Alzheimer’s in HuffPo in this in-depth interview.

His story opened the eyes of many MDs & researchers who reached out after this was published. His contribution to the world of chronic illness can’t be overstated.

RIP, Kris, & thanks for everything 🙏A Slow Slipping Away - Kris Kristofferson’s Long-Undiagnosed battle w Lyme led to Alzheimer’s His Lyme began with severe fibromyalgia 12 years prior to diagnosis. It progressed to cardiac arrhythmias, joint pain, depression, anxiety, muscle twitching, and then Alzheimer’s. He was sent home (from touring, his love) to die but his wife, Lisa, was determined to find root cause.

huffpost.com/entry/a-slow-s…
Sep 26 5 tweets 2 min read
💊This is a biased piece, which is what I'd expect given that rapamycin is cheap, generic, and promising.

We put our dog, Lucy, in a rapa trial when she was 14 and it reversed her arthritis and heart murmur. She went from hobbling around the block to racing full-speed down our street and hurdling curbs after a few weeks. We were amazed. There are many similar reports from pet owners.

We need human trials and more data, but this article was blatantly skewed & should not dissuade researchers from studying it or the public's interest in exploring its potential. This was Lucy after a few weeks on Rapamycin at age 14.5. She had arthritis in her hip and was unable to hobble more than a block before this.
Sep 25 4 tweets 2 min read
🔥 New, promising data on Profi Nasal Spray (aka PCANS) as prophylaxis for respiratory viruses:

“The researchers developed the formulation and studied its ability to capture respiratory droplets in a 3D-printed replica of a human nose. They showed that when sprayed in the nasal cavity replica, PCANS captured twice as many droplets as mucus alone. 

“PCANS forms a gel, increasing its mechanical strength by a hundred times, forming a solid barrier,” said primary author John Joseph, PhD, a former postdoctoral fellow at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. “It blocked and neutralized almost 100% of all viruses and bacteria we tested, including Influenza, SARS-CoV-2, RSV, adenovirus, K Pneumonia and more.”

Experiments in mice showed that a single dose of the PCANS nasal spray could effectively block infection from an influenza virus (PR8) at 25 times the lethal dose. Virus levels in the lungs were reduced by >99.99%, and the inflammatory cells and cytokines in the lungs of PCANS-treated animals were normal.”Preclinical studies suggest a drug-free nasal spray could ward off resp infections I keep Profi in my arsenal of nasal sprays as I keep in mind that ID doc told me “washing” the site of viral entry can potentially clear or reduce pathogen amount. Makes sense. Me holding Profi bottle
Sep 18 6 tweets 2 min read
My friend got COVID for 1st time (she knows of) 3 weeks ago. Felt awful.

So did her 21 y/o son.

She treated w 10 days of Pax & metformin.

His MD reluctantly Rx’d 5d pax.

He rebounded & is now sicker than in before.

She feels “great” & no rebound.

How much more evidence do we need to fix the PATHETIC standard of care?? How to treat? Some ideas.
Aug 30 5 tweets 1 min read
Let me give you a perfect example of how collusion & propaganda work & spread.

Lies repeated over and over are still lies.
JHA repeating what he’s told to say: Literally no one who understands the basics of immunology and public health believes this
Marc Veldhoen repeating what he’s told to say
Tactics:

✅shame (“only stupid people would question authority on this so shut up”)

✅give the illusion of consensus (“ALL experts feel this way and you’re not an expert so shut up.”).

✅using unified, coordinated language so the public starts parroting it in face of dissenting views
Aug 28 9 tweets 2 min read
I’m gonna keep talking about early treatment since it’s so damn important and continues to be crazily under-valued & ignored.

I check in w clinicians regularly on how they’re treating acute COVID. They all say: 5d Paxlovid not enough!

Consider 10d pax + metformin + doxy. Ref for doxy
Aug 5 4 tweets 1 min read
🦠 A music mgr just told me she came home early from tour as she was “so, so sick” & “everyone is sick” “& keeps getting sick” & “this never used to happen in summer” & “the weird thing is no one wants to admit what it is” & “WTF that it’s not getting fixed or better.” Also talked about how much 💰 her artist & crew lost in canceled shows, how much the industry is losing bc of “unprecedented illness,” how many artists are “totally f*cked up bc of it already” etc.

“Their voices are f*cked. They’ll all be lip-syncing or quitting.”
Jul 31 12 tweets 6 min read
🚩 Stunning that two (potentially treatable!) common drivers of dementia weren’t mentioned:

1. Neuro infections
2. Mold/ toxic mold (mycotoxins)

🧵 Leading Alzheimer’s researcher Dr. Dale Bredesen’s paper on toxic mold causing Alz:

“Inhalation Alzheimer’s: an unrecognized- AND TREATABLE- epidemic”

👀 ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

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Jul 25 9 tweets 4 min read
🚨 The misinfo in this article abt Lyme needs immediate correction:

1. Single-dose doxy DOES NOT PREVENT LYME & is not recommended. It may prevent a Lyme rash, making it more impossible to get proper diagnosis if you become infected (since the rash IS DIAGNOSTIC).

2. No. You’re not necessarily in the clear if you don’t have symptoms for a month after a bite. Steere published long ago that there can be a latency period of weeks to months to years before symptoms set in. (Sound familiar?) And they can range from neurologic to cardiac, rheumatic to psychiatric to fibro to MS etc etc.

So you wanna TREAT TICK BITES w a real course of abx immediately. Before rash. Before other sxs. Your best chance to avoid disseminated Lyme is to treat the bite properly. Many people fail the ridiculous IDSA Rec’d short course of doxy at rash stage and it destroys their health. See next tweet for ref. True experts treat longer upfront and often use more than one antibiotic (doxy and zith is my pref. Prevention is king.

Waiting for symptoms is a dangerous game bc once you have them, you may never be free of them. We call it the torture disease for a reason. Don’t let it happen to you.

3. I didn’t see permethrin mentioned as the best repellent for ticks. It’s actually an insecticide and will kill them on contact. DEET etc works poorly to repel ticks. They climb over it and bite you elsewhere. Treating shoes w permethrin is best. It can’t be put directly on skin. Read the bottle before applying. If you wanna use other repellents beyond that, great. But understand they’re limited.

Lyme is a highly complex infection likened to cancer by famed Duke oncologist @drneilspector. It can ruin your life. It’s neither easy to diagnose or cure. It can most certainly become chronic. We have no good tests for it. Diagnosis is usually missed and docs fail to use clinical judgment too often, in spite of clinical diagnosis being rec’d.

If you want accurate info for Lyme and other TBDs, my best recs are to listen to @Lymenews @BayAreaLyme @StevePhillipsMD @LymeChallenge @liv_lyme @dr_todd @drschweig @krisnewby @marybethpf @ilads_lyme and me. Strongly advise against trusting info from @IDSAInfo @CDCgov @NIH pediatricians, internists, @ACRheum & anyone outside the field. They are ALL FOLLOWING bad guidelines that are in place for political and financial reasons too complex for a tweet. Books (incl mine, written w @StevePhillipsMD) have been written abt this, films have been made, articles written. Trust me. There is way more to the story than what’s in the mainstream. ✌️ 100% failed doxy at rash stage!!
Jul 14 4 tweets 1 min read
🚨 Today, he told me COVID reminds him of early days of HIV, how rebound on Paxlovid is like seeing HIV pts rebound after going off antivirals, how single-agent antivirals don’t/ won’t work well for COVID, how 5d is paltry “& whole ID community knows it’s ridiculous” etc etc etc Expressed disgust that we STILL have no prophylaxis, or good outpatient tx protocol (is not a fan of under-treating w 5d Paxlovid), treats w 10d pax and bromhexine, doxy, sometimes metformin, does nasal sprays & gargling & says they help as “you wanna wash the site of entry” etc