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Thank you so much for these pragmatic recommendations, Tess! This is perfect for an article I have in the works.

Last spring, I sent my father Nattokinase and NAC as gifts with a note indicating they may help offset the adverse effects of his multiple injections. It may have helped plant a seed because he went from being a gung ho Covidian who saw me as the enemy (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/letter-to-an-agree-to-disagree-relative and https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/letter-to-an-agree-to-disagree-relative-afc) to saying he probably won’t get the new shots this fall (https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/promoting-a-cult-for-the-good-of/comment/40293598). This gives me hope that other narrative believers will begin waking up as well.

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Dec 3, 2023Liked by Dr Tess Lawrie, MBBCh, PhD​

Apparently, Methylene Blue is also good to help detoxication and protection :

ANA MARIA MIHALCEA, MD, PHD

Methylene Blue - Methylene Blue Effects Against Micro Robots and Rubbery Clot Development - A Possible Hopeful Adjunct Solution?

https://anamihalceamdphd.substack.com/p/methylene-blue-effects-against-micro

Methylene Blue – a phenomenal anti- aging molecule in my most favorite color – helps with long COVID symptoms too

https://anamihalceamdphd.substack.com/p/methylene-blue-a-phenomenal-anti

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Professor X's recommendations are good but for much broader, deeper, and specific discussions you might like my posts:

"DIY Nutritional and Other Protections...." https://ernestdlieberman.substack.com/p/diy-nutritional-other-protections. This includes a lot of surprising benefits from NAC, and at higher doses.

"Recovering from Covid, Long Covid, and Vaccine Injuries" NADH, glutathione, probiotics, etc. https://ernestdlieberman.substack.com/p/recovering-from-covid-long-covid

"A Fuller View of Natural Anti-Infectives" is based on my 50+ years of nutritional experience and provides a very extensive discussion of natural substances that help the body prevent/fight infections (the "Complementary" approach, supplying what the body needs to be complete, as opposed to allopathic medicine, which is really selective poisons). https://ernestdlieberman.substack.com/p/a-fuller-picture-of-natural-anti

"Health Alarm Part 2" discusses the nanoparticle toxins, EMFs, and other problems that need to be detoxed, and follows with the first-listed post above (on detoxification). Much of this collects and explains work posted by Dr. Ana Mihalcea's substack https://anamihalceamdphd.substack.com. https://ernestdlieberman.substack.com/p/health-alarm-part-2-nanoparticles

And here is a blockbuster SHOWING PICTURES OF how quantum dots and other synthetics are literally creating fibers that grow in the blood, based on collecting posts by Dr. Mihalcea, Dr. David Nixon, and others.

(Just a note on Professor X's writing that sodium selenite should be taken separate from any vitamin C. I began using 200 mcg. of sodium selenite in the early 1980s, as per Carlton Fredericks broadcasts, and it ended a very debilitating symptom produced by "long-haul" symptoms from the 1976 U.S. Swine Flu Shot. I took it with other vitamins along with vitamin C and still had the same good effects. Dr. Robert Atkins in the late 1990s recommended both selenomethionine and sodium selenite. More recently, Life Extension has written of different healthful effects from three different selenium-containing molecules, and I take that now.)

Good Health to You!

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Thank you very much for sharing this helpful info and links, Ernest. I appreciate these additional insights.

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I think you are right, Dr. Lawrie, that heavy metal are somehow implicated in all this iatrogenesis and dysfunction re the Covid 19 shot. The symptoms profile I am reading about seems disturbingly similar.

Dr. X recommends a metal detox to help with the side effects of the Covid 19 shot. Few doctors, alas, know much about how to detox metals. The person who "wrote the book" on this topic was Andrew Cutler who was a Chemistry PhD. His main books are "Amalgam Illness, Diagnosis and Treatment," "Hair Test Interpretation, Finding Hidden Toxicities" and the book I cowrote with him, "The Mercury Detoxification Manual."

Toxic metals must be chelated with actual molecules that do that. Zeolites do not chelate. Chelation needs to be done properly. It is easy to get injured and many people do.

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Dec 4, 2023Liked by Dr Tess Lawrie, MBBCh, PhD​

Have you tried NAC + selenium + high dose vitamin C + NADH + glutathione?

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No. I have chelated mercury starting ten years ago. We use DMPS, DMSA and alpha lipoic acid which are dithiol chelators specific for mercury and a few other metals. Selenium will bind and "passivate" mercury but not get it out of the body. NAC is a precursor for glutathione but can be a problem for some toxic people. Glutathione taken as a supplement is on our "do not do list." People who do IVs can get seriously injured. High dose vitamin C is important as the metals are so oxidative. I can't remember what NADH is.

Here is the Facebook support group for AC chelation: https://www.facebook.com/groups/acfanatics

Here is my website: www.maybeitsmercury.com. I also have a Youtube channel of the same name.

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NADH is an antioxidant derived from vitamin B3 (niacin, niacinamide). The body uses it to "reduce"--restore--oxidized antioxidants to their antioxidant form, such as glutathione and vitamin C. Then the body uses the oxidized form, denoted NAD+, in generating energy, resulting in NADH again. Isn't that fantastic? and fantastically underappreciated.

Also underappreciated: NAC itself attaches to various heavy metals, including mercury, which are then excreted--besides being a rate-limiting factor for glutathione (selenium and alpha lipoic acid being conditional rate-limiting factors too). (Sources include: https://blog.invitehealth.com/a-safe-supplement-for-allergies-nac-invite-health-podcast/ and https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-981-10-5311-5_10

NAC also attaches to graphene oxide and prevents GO-mediated oxidation of glutathione https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30892320/

Curcumin also reportedly chelates heavy metals.

You can find a more general discussion in my post on DIY detoxing: https://ernestdlieberman.substack.com/p/diy-nutritional-other-protections

I am unaware of negative results from taking NAC and glutathione supplements orally. Can you be specific? Your reference to IVs suggests to me a medical setting, in which case we may be talking about two different uses of NAC and glutathione.

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The issue we have (and I am referring to the ACC community) with NAC is as follows. It is a high thiol supplement. About a third of mercury toxic people have elevated cysteine levels and cannot tolerate any more. They will experience an adverse reaction to NAC. We have also experienced in our support groups, that some people who are not thiol sensitive, will become so after using NAC. So the general advice is to be very careful about using it. That said, another third of mercury toxic people need MORE thiols to feel better and will benefit from NAC. Mercury is funny stuff.

Glutathione is another high thiol supplement. When taken orally it gets digested and inactivated, is my understanding. So we are talking about IVs here which, unfortunately a lot of people get. These can give horrible adverse reactions. Cutler reported that it is common for people to wind up bipolar, and the worst part is that the first few sessions may make them feel better until the bad one hits.

As to glutathione, it does pick up metals and excrete them. But if given exogenously it picks up the metals and moves them into the cells. It makes more sense to supplement with glutathione precursors so the body will make its own glutathione as needed, and inside the cells where it is supposed to reside.

Curcumin does not chelate. A chelator needs to have two binding sites. Curcumin only has one, I believe. It is also high thiol and can bang mercury around in your body if you are a susceptible person.

Alpha lipoic acid is a dithiol molecule and also fat soluble (or at least its metabolite). It is the main chelator we use in our program. Unfortunately most people do not understand that it is a chelator and use it inappropriately. It needs to be taken every half life or not at all.

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Thank you so much!

Dr. Harry Demopoulos in the 1990s created a glutathione supplement stabilized so it can be absorbed orally. I used it and got a real good effect: increased energy about one hour after ingestion. He advised to take it on an empty stomach (one hour before or two hours after eating) so it isn't degraded by digestion. His product is no longer available, but Bio-Chemical GSH sells a glutathione that resembles his (for example, nitrogen-filled blister pack), plus they sell a book coauthored by him. Setria glutathione reports producing higher gsh levels, and I have seen reports that Jarrow glutathione also produces good effects. I advise, however, to take them on an empty stomach, as per Dr. Demopoulos.

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Well, you have found a glutathione supplement that does not degrade in the digestion. But that does not solve the problem of glutathione not belonging outside the cell walls in that it will tend to pick up metals and carry them across the lipid barriers.

You might want to invest in my and Dr. Cutler's book: https://www.maybeitsmercury.com/product-page/the-mercury-detoxification-manual

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Thank you !

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Do you know if it is true that there is no commercially-available test for spike protein which may have been received either from SARS-COV2 or from the injections? That’s what I was told by another MD, one of your colleagues in the health freedom movement. I am trying to get confirmations because if it is true, it doesn’t seem right to expect customers of TWC’s Spike Support product to begin the long-duration regimen that Dr. McCullough recommends – a mouthful of tablets and pills twice a day of Spike Support, bromelain and curcumin, for up to a year - without confirming first that they even have spike protein in their body. And if you can’t be tested for spike, how would you know if you are getting the spike out? (I am still trying to get a response from Dr. McCullough and we all appreciate how extremely busy he is, like you - both of you are true godsends.)

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