S1 jab version may be different imo than SARS-CoV-2 version. /link to Unglossed-Brian Mowrey

What is Tolerance? ;-) Autoimmune brief overview, Vitamin D, Magnesium and Glyphosate information and Graphics.

Jan 03, 2023

In his post Tolerance (Maims and) Kills - Potential Examples (substack.com) in reply to my comment Brian Mowry shared a link regarding SARS-CoV-2 spike and subunit S1 and S2 not being reactive with the alpha 7 nAChR receptors.

Unglossed

Tolerance (Maims and) Kills - Potential Examples

Since July of 2022, brain fog, driving, listening, and focus all started to become very concerning and worse for me. I shared this in the Long Covid program, and a bunch of tests were run. November 2022, I was diagnosed with a Cognitive Brain Injury. A lot of my tests I fell in low percentiles. Short-term memory issues, listening, comprehending, spacing…

2 years ago · 46 likes · 24 comments · Brian Mowrey

Brian Mowrey 5 hr ago Author

It looks like support for the "nicotinic hypothesis" never ended up being that strong? https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2204242119 - Brian Mowrey

My response based on personal experience and the plethora of cholinergic symptoms that occurred after the mRNA injections began in people who had not been injected - is I’ll wait for the study on the injection version of S1. It seems far worse than the infection version for T-cell changes too. I got shingles after passive exposure in 2021, but hadn’t had them prior in my adult life or after CoV like illness early 2020.

I had bowel symptoms with CoV in 2020 but recovered with my normal methods in a couple weeks. After passive exposure flair up in May 2021 I was sick for a month and lost thirty pounds before adding nicotine patches. It helped within a couple days and I found I liked it for my ADHD.

My most recent post regarding the S1 spike and nAChR theory: Catecholamine-mediated stress myocarditis, spike S1 and alpha 7 nAChRs. (substack.com)

/ Aside: “Tolerance (Maims and) Kills - Potential Examples” - I must admit to a double take. The lead in had me thinking that tolerance of the Woke for CoV injections and policies had maimed and killed them, and I was thinking, yes… go on. Sudden double take - OHHH - T regulatory cell Tolerance. Okay, gotcha. :-) That works too or isn’t working well anymore…autoimmune conditions are an intolerance of oneself. You don’t want that.

Autoimmune antibodies and Vitamin D, Magnesium, protein, and glyphosate.

Vitamin D adequacy is protective but is needed in advance. Once autoimmune antibodies are formed you need to avoid the antigen for the rest of your life/those memory B cells lives, which is long-term. Strict avoidance for six months may get a flair up to fade away to remission but continue to avoid the antigen or the memory cells will make a new batch of autoimmune antibodies.

Vitamin D adequacy requires adequate magnesium and protein, and adequate magnesium also requires protein and phospholipids. Both nutrients need carrier molecules to be able for us to store a backstock supply in an inactive form.

Vitamin D supplementation or Sunshine and cholesterol?

Vitamin D / D3: Supplementing with 1000-2000 IU may be adequate (my recommendation), less than 4000 IU for regular use is recommended for PCOS. (Kiana, et al., 2022) Full spectrum light or sunshine in the morning hours is the ideal solution for Circadian cycle health (15-30 minutes with arms and upper chest and face exposure). Cholesterol is needed to make steroid and seco-steroid hormones (1-25-dihydroxy D is a seco-steroid hormone). Caution: *A few conditions have elevated vitamin D and those patients need to avoid vitamin D in supplements (examples: sarcoidosis; cancer of the parathyroid gland - calcium levels in the blood become elevated; 25-hydroxy D might be low while typically untested 1, 25- dihydroxy D would be elevated and it is the active hormone form).

Magnesium

deNutrients - News to Use

To have optimal Magnesium needs Protein and Phospholipids too

Good news and bad news – magnesium in the form of Epsom salt, magnesium sulfate, has been in use medicinally since the seventeenth century and written about in peer reviewed medical journals since the early nineteenth century. (1) That is both the good and bad news – it is helpful, but it still isn't used for many conditions where it might be needed. It…

6 years ago · Jenny

Glyphosate

The big deal with vitamin D otherwise is to avoid glyphosate and that may mean moving away from a biofuel processing plant or area the uses a lot of biofuel made with Round-up Ready crop biomass. And stop eating commercial foods…it ain’t easy resisting being culled. I do not comply.

Disclaimer: Opinions are my own and the information is provided for educational purposes within the guidelines of fair use. While I am a Registered Dietitian this information is not intended to provide individual health guidance. Please see a health professional for individual health care purposes.