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Heidi Heil STOPS Thymectomy's avatar

Monoclonals dont work like vaccines. They inject monoclonals into people at symptom onset and it stops the virus. Given at the onset of symptoms stop symptoms in 80% of people and most all of the people survive. I was able to get regen-cov for my son when he got covid from my husband the first time. I had to threaten the hospital and call an attorney. My son has a doctors note that he has no immune system, cannot build immunity to viruses or vaccines and must receive monoclonals to survive but they refused to give them. They said they are being rationed and they dont give them unless the person is dying, which is exactly how you do NOT give monoclonals. They have to be given at symptom onset. If they wait until the patient is very sick the damage is already done. This is why so many people and FLCCC doctors called monoclonals worthless because they arent given soon enough. Desantis got good info and encouraged people to go in right away as soon as they get sick.

My son gets double pneumonia from a regular flu virus and ends up in the ICU within 8 hours of symptom onset so if they had waited he would not have survived. The next times I was lucky to get doctors who prescribed meds for him but it was still a giant risk not having monoclonals for him.

They did make Evusheld 2022 which is a bit like a vaccine monoclonal but the virus mutates too fast and it was discontinued.

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Faith's avatar

I hope you have a nebulizer in the house! At the FIRST hint of a symptom he needs to do several nebulizer treatments with diluted hydrogen peroxide (in normal saline) or at the very least, nasal rinses. These kill off most of the viruses and drastically reduce the burden on the immune system. Also, of course, high dose vitamin D is vital, and vitamin C, selenium, copper, magnesium, vitamin A, and zinc!

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DawnGolden's avatar

excellent advice. This is what the covid response could have been and 99% of deaths could have been avoided.

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Heidi Heil STOPS Thymectomy's avatar

Yes we have a nebulizer I gave him glutathione and hypertonic saline treatments. My son had lung issues in the past and has allergies that give him mucus. The treatments help.

He can't take peroxide though. It makes his lungs worse, coughing fits and chest pain, possibly because it is an oxidant. Not sure.

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Faith's avatar

Even quite dilute hydrogen peroxide kills viruses, it just may take a little longer. (Like 1:10 dilution of the 3% is still a little virucidal) Add 1 teaspoon of plain salt per pint to make an approximately normal saline strength solution, and always use distilled water for diluting it for nebulizing. Hydrogen peroxide also thins mucus to make it easier to expell, AND it dissolves biofilms that nasty little bacteria make to hide from immune cells that want to eat them!

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Faith's avatar

How much was it diluted, and was it at normal saline osmolality? Full strength is too strong and definitely triggers coughing, and can cause tissue damage if done too much.

Also, have you tried quercetin for his allergies?

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Heidi Heil STOPS Thymectomy's avatar

My son is a rare case. He is toxic/allergic to quercetin. It makes him vomit and gives him diarrhea. Lansoprazole gives him borderline C.diff severe diarrhea. I have to be careful what to give him. We always start very small with supplements and meds to make sure he doesnt have a reaction..

He had a reaction to a food grade hydrogen peroxide they use to disinfect in nursing homes etc. We had a basement flood they used it during clean up. At the time they had an industrial hepa filter in our room, the vents were taped shut and they had plastic tunnel with a giant air vent carrying all the air from the basement outside so we werent exposed to much of the peroxide because it does stink and you're not supposed to breath it in directly. I noticed nothing but my son was coughed blood and developed pneumonia. I honestly didnt think anything of it until the second time it happened because they told me the chemical was safe. The second time I knew it was the chemical. Mainly because I went to look in the basement and it irritated my nose a bit.

Several years prior to this he had an intravenous hydrogen peroxide at a clinic and had a bad reaction to it.

I would never put peroxide into a nebulizer after his experience. I read more about it and dont recommend it, not even food grade. It is a pro oxidant at a time when you need an antioxidant imo.

Reduced glutathione (+ baking soda) is superior in every way. It stops his mucus within minutes even with regular sterile water (not saline). It also binds to spike protein and prevents blood clots.

7% Hypertonic saline is good for covid though (in place of saline).

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Beedledee Beedledum's avatar

what do you use in the nebulizer for your son? I'm glad you got the help you needed for your husband and son!

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Heidi Heil STOPS Thymectomy's avatar

Thank you! 🙏❤

Nebulizer mix : 1/2 reduced glutathione capsule plus 1/2 baking soda capsule (you must add high quality baking soda to de-acidify the glutathione or it will irritate the lungs and nose) mix with 7% hypertonic saline. I purchase everything on Amazon.

(Ive considered you might also add xylitol and iodine but I havent done so)

We have pulmozyme budesonide prescription but I haven't had to use it yet.

Glutathione binds spike protein, thins mucus, prevents blood clots and is an antioxidant versus peroxide being a pro-oxidant.

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Beedledee Beedledum's avatar

thank you so much for this recipe You have done your homework - I appreciate this, and your sharing your knowledge with us!

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Heidi Heil STOPS Thymectomy's avatar

You're very welcome! 💕

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JonesySmart's avatar

The protocol is a single DROP of food-grade H2O2 in 3ml of saline.

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Faith's avatar

"Food grade" H2O2 just means it doesn't have anything added, like stabilizers. There is 3% food grade, and 35% food grade, at least. The "one drop" must be of the 35% solution.

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JonesySmart's avatar

This is Dr. Mercola's protocol, he adds a drop of Lugol's iodine as well. Used it along with FLCCC protocol for a very mild case in 11/21. You're correct - it works wonders!

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Faith's avatar

Interesting. Lugol's solution is mostly potassium iodide, which is very irritating to tissue so must be highly diluted. AND it is very, VERY irritating to pathogens! Lol!

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KarlM Alias's avatar

Or you could just use Ivermectin + the other repurposed drugs that work so well.

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Heidi Heil STOPS Thymectomy's avatar

Both my husband and son were on Ivm prophylactics when my husband got Delta and within 4 to 6 hours he had low oxygen 92. We had a full covid kit, a doctor helping me. He was on everything - ivm hydroxychloroquin zinc vitamin DK quercetin famotidine, nebulized glutathione. My husband still ended up with pneumonia and he has no comorbidities. What really turned him around was indomethacin.

When our son 1st started getting symptoms my husband had already been battling with covid for days and I was scared to death. I have seen my son near death so many times in the hospital I was not going to trust the meds and supplements alone to help him when I could see how much of a struggle it was for my husband. Regencov a miracle. Our son had a fever and beginning of a cough, was positive for covid as they were infusing him. He had to wait an hour after the infusion to make sure he didnt have a reaction. By the time we got home his fever and cough were gone. I was in tears thanking God. I'm in tears right now just remembering it.

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Lisa@eatrealfood's avatar

I heard antedotally that patients who received cv19 monoclonal's did not get repeat infections. So I figured they removed monoclonal treatment because it worked against their emergency hoax.. At this point I may be overly cynical.

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Heidi Heil STOPS Thymectomy's avatar

I don't think you're being overly cynical at all. You raise a good point. One more reason to deny people monoclonals is they are protective to a degree. They can protect up to 6 months (if a new variant isn't around). People given them had covid so they may have natural immunity protecting them too. The vaccine can't even protect 6 months then it leaves you immunocompromised!

They definitely work if given as directed but the only place to do that was Florida. Even if you were lucky enough to find monoclonals (we even tried a doctor cash pay in los angeles who charged $3,000. and he ran out). They would not give them until you are deathly ill. It will actually make your illness worse if given late. They're giving it to the wrong people too. My husband went to the hospital when he was recovering to get an xray and doctor check to return to work and since he still wasnt feeling great they gave him monoclonals on day 10. He had a severe reaction to them high fever flushed delirious. I was livid they gave them to him when he has zero comorbidities, is only 50 years old doesnt qualify, was nearly recovered and it was the same hospital that denied my son and I had to threaten an attorney to get them!!! The only other places with monoclonals you had to make an appointment in 5 days and already be very sick. Its like they intentionally want to do the most harm possible

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

holy crap, Heidi. You family has gone through hell. Your story just keeps going on! Have you ever wondered if some folks are more genetically / immunologically at risk than most others?

It sound like YOU are left unscathed here while your hubbie and son really suffered.

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Beedledee Beedledum's avatar

i don't know if you saw this John Campbell talk on youtube, but I felt validated for trusting myself not to take the jabs, as I knew my body attacks itself - turns out, this immunologist he had on said that some of us are genetically predisposed to MAKE too many spike proteins. He talked a lot about the host/parasite relationship. VERY enlightening talk.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGzqh7PeAvg

Dr Campbell had a complete about face; started out for the jabs and eventually saw the light and recently apologized to his base for giving them wrong information.

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Beedledee Beedledum's avatar

so my take from this is that the jabs cause this risk to increase manyfold. It helped me to understand also why Ivermectin works for so many because it's anti-parasitic

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Lisa@eatrealfood's avatar

sorry to hear of your stress. Sounds like the medical providers seemed not to understand how monoclonals worked. I heard mc we're rationed but never heard given late in recovery. Medical errors are a large cause of further treatment. Best wishes.

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Heidi Heil STOPS Thymectomy's avatar

Thank you Lisa. I agree.

I don't trust them with anything now. I even saved and bought two oxygen condensers after Delta so if another bad virus came around we wouldn't need to go to the ER for oxygen we could self treat, nebulize, etc.

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