Peter McCullough - gets closer to the answer about the excessive menstrual bleeding.

YES, it is the S1 subunit of spike acting as a cholinergic blocker at alpha 7 nAChRs or other nAChRs.

I would have to pay to be able to comment, and that would not be a guarantee that he reads his replies, so I am not sure if it is worth my spending yet more of my limited money. Other people read comments so it can be worth it.

I am a little tired of this game though. How long do we cry and moan and count alarming statistics before we take charge of our own health?

Addition: Question in my Telegram chat group ~ isn’t the S2 bad too? Yes.

The separation of the two parts leaves both parts more able to do harm. Yes, the S2 is bad. By cleaving off the S1, the S2 is left on a cell in a way that it can then enter the cell. That is the HIV1 'fusion entry' of T-cells. Pomegranate is so helpful against chimeric spike issues because it prevents the fusion cleavage - it likely is stopping the S1 and S2 separation. Then the S1 isn’t free to affect other receptors like the nAChRs and the S2 isn’t left on a cell membrane in a form that can then enter that cell. More research would be nice to prove that however that sort of research is not being funded and the alternative practitioners seem to be clueless to be blunt, or complicit and it is hard to know which is true.

Pathological Syncytia Formation with mRNA Vaccines

Yes, the LNPs are bad and designed to get into cells. Yes, the chimeric spike is bad and designed to get into cells in many, many, many ways.

Links related to the alpha 7 nAChRs in prenatal development / complications. (From this post: I don't like the Count the Miscarriage/dead babies game. Let's do something helpful instead. (substack.com)

• This one is about placental abnormalities in pre-eclampsia (less alpha 7 nAChR function was observed). Stimulation of α7 Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor by Nicotine Suppresses Decidual M1 Macrophage Polarization Against Inflammation in Lipopolysaccharide-Induced Preeclampsia-Like Mouse Model. (Han, et al., 2021)

• This one compares several conditions and the placenta health/abnormalities of the pregnant subjects. Immunohistochemical Expression of the Alpha Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor 7 in the Human Normal, Diabetic, and Preeclamptic Placenta and Products of Conception. (Alwazzan, et al., 2020)

• This one is about the alpha 7 nAChR in fetal brain and spinal cord development. Toxin-like peptides in plasma, urine and faecal samples from COVID-19 patients. (Brogna, et al., 2021)

Conotoxin (marine snail toxin similar to snake venom toxin) specifically blocks the alpha 7 nAChR making it easier to research the function of that specific one. The spike chimera is not 'snake venom toxin' it has a similar phenotype, similar effects. Conotoxin like chemicals were identified in samples from COVID19 patients but not the control group. (Brogna, et al., 2021)

The odd twisting of the head and body at the moment of ‘sudden death’ may be a symptom of the cholinergic blocking within the cerebellum. (Turner, Ortinski, Sherrard, Kellar, 2011) The cerebellum has a lot of nAChRs or the Basal ganglia, more specifically, the STN of the basal ganglia, has a lot of nAChRs compared to other areas of the brain. This gets complex but it looks like the alpha 7 nAChRs would have an inhibitory effect on motion if they weren't paralyzed. (Starr, Imbery, Collins, 2015)

“Nicotine has been demonstrated to be effective in alleviating levodopa-induced dyskinesias in a PD model in monkeys, which could be a result of increased STN activity (Quik et al., 2007). Results from Xiao et al. (2009) and Xiao et al. (2015) support this hypothesis, in that chronic nicotine was demonstrated to concurrently enhance activity in the STN and its downstream target in the SNr.” (Starr, Imbery, Collins, 2015)

For review - the stages of grieving include: Shock, Denial, Anger, Bagaining, Depression, Testing, Acceptance. We need people to move more quickly to acceptance and working towards solutions to the bioweapon situation that we are currently experiencing.

1. Shock - Yes, it is evil. Yes, it is shocking.

2. Denial - Yes, it is hard to face that anyone, let alone elected officials could be so evil and lie so extensively for so long.

3. Anger - Yes, being angry is reasonable, but how to direct that energy productively?

4. Bargaining - No, there is not an easy solution; no, there is not anyway to unjab people so there are no harms left.

5. Depression - Yes, this is depressing, but that doesn’t really help and “hopeless, helpless” is the victim mentality that is desired. #DoNotComply with illegal directives as there is then no help - you cooperated, you choose to cooperate with something illegal. You may have been conned, but you cannot undo being conned.

6. Testing - nicotine lozenges work for me. I had colitis for a month after passive exposure to jabbed people and all my usual strategies were not working. The nicotine did work, and fairly quickly to stop the rapid weight loss (30 pounds in one month before I added the nicotine patch and then lozenges because the patch causes skin irritation (has PEG).

7. Acceptance allows us to seek and use solutions, rather than being caught up in the disbelief or anger.

   

   “7 Stages of Grief (Modified Kubler-Ross Model)” Source of graphic unknown.

Demyelination may also be occurring in the cerebellum of the CoV injected people. This IS REALLY BAD. Multiple sclerosis that had been stable for 7 years worsened dramatically 21 days after a CoV injection and had a lesion form in the cerebellum. (Khayat-Khoei, et al., 2022)

"Our observations suggest that, in some individuals, COVID Vaccination may carry a short-term risk of central nervous system demyelination." (Khayat-Khoei, et al., 2022)

Demyelination means that nerves will no longer fire as rapidly - movement will be slower and may be more difficult.

The longer activists remain in the early stages of grieving, the longer patients will have to wait for useful solutions for treatment.

Normal strategies are not likely to suffice for abnormal situations.

If nicotine is not desired because you would rather be dead than “addicted”, consider testing galantamine, a phytonutrient from Snow Drops (a flower), for efficacy and safety. See this post: Amyloidosis was reduced by C60, Fullerene - an Nrf2 promoter in antioxidant form. (substack.com)

This post is related: S1 spike found in autopsy, not the viral Nucleocapsid protein. (substack.com)

The chimeric spike protein is real, is patented in part, was a computer-generated sequence. It is man-made which makes it neither Germ nor Terrain Theory - it is a bioweapon by definition of some of the sequences it contains.

Accept that we are being harmed by our own governments. Then start moving forward. Just because it is not an AK47 does not mean it is not murder. Crying is an emotional relief, but then wipe the tears and get on with life. We all die, how much living will you get done first?

“A slave is one who waits for someone to come and free him.” - Ezra Pound, via A Slave Is Someone Who Waits For Someone To Come And Free Him (substack.com)

What are you waiting for? A savior to break your chains of compliance to authority?

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