Perhaps one of the most puzzling aspects of COVID-19 is its dichotomy between asymptomatic/mild cases and an unusual (for a viral illness) hyper-inflammatory symptomatology of severe cases. Here, I would like to draw the connections between a triad of players, which may explain the puzzle: the Spike protein, mast cells, and vitamin D.
Lysine will reduce availability og arginine as they are antagonists. On the other hand lysine supplemention does reduce viral load and shortens the severity of covid infection
Do you have a source that states the recommended dose (to reduce viral load and also to shorten severity of covid infection) and would it do any good if you only start taking it after testing positive for covid?
🤯 Vinu- are you an MD? If so what kind? I find this interesting bc in 2014, I was dx’d with CIDP after a Tdap shot and after my Pfizer, I developed transverse myelitis. None of my docs can explain how I won the lottery *twice* from vaccinations.
Great post, and one of the best substacks posts I've read. And I've read thousands of substack posts. I especially like how you've tied together a lot of seemingly disparate information into a concise and accessible summary supporting the hypothesis.
Another off-topic thing that I've contemplated and written about, that also has largely been ignored, is selective IgA immune deficiency making some people more susceptible to progression of infection and as transmitters of this and other viruses.....that is why maybe ssome people are more prone to be super spreaders than others. Selective IgAimmune deficiency is something that's relatively common particularly in Caucasians but not discussed very much. So, FWIW, here were my thoughts on the relationship between SIgAD and covid-19: https://beyondspin.wordpress.com/2021/10/18/known-and-unknown-risk-factors/
It's very reassuring to know that there are still real, educated people researching and analysing the data instead of just blindly following the narrative from above without question.
I think it would be helpful to put in an explanation that the term "degranulation" means the release of these substances ... (or whatever it does mean)!
I think it might be helpful to explain, where you use the term, that "degranulation" means the release of these substances ... (if that is indeed what it means)!
How does supplemental lysine affect this?
Lysine will reduce availability og arginine as they are antagonists. On the other hand lysine supplemention does reduce viral load and shortens the severity of covid infection
I took it when I had omicron
Do you have a source that states the recommended dose (to reduce viral load and also to shorten severity of covid infection) and would it do any good if you only start taking it after testing positive for covid?
Here’s something https://freedom-school.com/health/lysine-therapy.pdf
I wish our public health authorities would be engaging these kinds of ideas and do more research into VitD levels.
Some deep look https://hervk102.substack.com/p/the-day-10-post-symptom-onset-window?s=r
Along the same lines, I told Fauci/Collins/Redfield to use mast cell stabilizers and antihistamines to treat COVID-19, back in Feb 2020.
COVID-19 severity is a result of tetanus, flu vaccine-induced allergy to the SARS-CoV-2 virus; Use famotidine, cetirizine, ivermectin to treat
https://vinuarumugham.substack.com/p/covid-19-severity-is-a-result-of?s=w
🤯 Vinu- are you an MD? If so what kind? I find this interesting bc in 2014, I was dx’d with CIDP after a Tdap shot and after my Pfizer, I developed transverse myelitis. None of my docs can explain how I won the lottery *twice* from vaccinations.
Sorry to hear about your vaccine injuries. Obviously, vaccine injuries are very common.
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2582634
I am not an MD, I am an engineer and a parent of a vaccine-injured child.
https://vinuarumugham.substack.com/p/rebuttal-to-prof-vinayak-prasads?s=w
Great post, and one of the best substacks posts I've read. And I've read thousands of substack posts. I especially like how you've tied together a lot of seemingly disparate information into a concise and accessible summary supporting the hypothesis.
Another off-topic thing that I've contemplated and written about, that also has largely been ignored, is selective IgA immune deficiency making some people more susceptible to progression of infection and as transmitters of this and other viruses.....that is why maybe ssome people are more prone to be super spreaders than others. Selective IgAimmune deficiency is something that's relatively common particularly in Caucasians but not discussed very much. So, FWIW, here were my thoughts on the relationship between SIgAD and covid-19: https://beyondspin.wordpress.com/2021/10/18/known-and-unknown-risk-factors/
Quercetin for mast cell stabilization is important in allergy relief as well.
Thank you for this Tetyana.
It's very reassuring to know that there are still real, educated people researching and analysing the data instead of just blindly following the narrative from above without question.
Fascinating connections drawn between Vitamin D, Quercetin, toxic exposure, and pre-existing risk factors. Thank you!
Doc, have you seen this about snake venom in mRNA and crispers? https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRKs1YJG/
A very useful article: thank you.
I think it would be helpful to put in an explanation that the term "degranulation" means the release of these substances ... (or whatever it does mean)!
This is very helpful: thank you.
I think it might be helpful to explain, where you use the term, that "degranulation" means the release of these substances ... (if that is indeed what it means)!