Letters, Fall 2021

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CRIMINAL HOSPITAL PROCEEDINGS

In my article “Questioning Covid” (Summer 2021), I noted that many doctors all over the world have noticed that the condition of Covid-19 patients worsens upon intubation, leading eventually to their demise. To intubate a patient (that is, to put him or her on a respirator), we use drugs that block the neuromuscular transmission—the exact cause of Covid-19 lethality.

What happens in hospitals is criminal. One Italian physician was accused of injecting succinylcholine and propofol at lethal doses and not even for the purpose of intubation, thus directly causing the patient’s death. Succinylcholine relaxes the muscles by binding acetylcholine receptors. The patient has cholinesterase enzymes that will remove the drug to restore the neuronal transmission and thus the muscle function (ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK499984/). But if a patient has a low level of cholinesterase (due to other drugs or to a genetic mutation), the effects of succinylcholine will last much longer, and the patient cannot survive without mechanical respiratory support (ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/ NBK499984/).

Succinycholine relaxes the muscles but the patient is awake and aware, un­able to move, similar to the so-called locked-in syndrome (or pseudocoma) seen in the end stage of Parkinson’s or other neurological degenerative disorders; but worse than that, as succi­nylcholine overdoses do not even allow movement of the eye muscles.

Anesthesiologists typically check the patient’s blood concentration of pseudocholinesterase before submis­sion to a surgical procedure, to make sure there is not some genetic disorder causing a lower concentration of the cholinesterase enzyme, in which case they would need to adjust a lower dose of succinylcholine. Unfortunately, in emergency cases this test is not usually performed and was not requested for Covid patients—causing a massacre.

The second drug, propofol, is a barbiturate that is also lethal in the presence of the extra amount of recep­tors expressed by our body to overcome microwave intoxication, for which barbiturate effects are magnified. The combination of these two drugs repre­sents the worst way to treat Covid pa­tients, and explains why people mainly died in the hospitals.

To make things even sadder, I want to report also the tragic choice of bury­ing or burning Covid patients without waiting the minimum observational time of twelve hours after death as required by law—which is the mini­mum time needed to come out from a succinylcholine overdose. Theoretically if patients were given these drugs, it is very likely that patients could have been burned or buried alive.

Ilana Nurpi, MD

Italy

CENSORED TREATMENTS

I first became aware of the censor­ship of early treatments for Covid when sharing a news article from India about an effective Ayurvedic remedy. It was a direct link to a legitimate foreign news­paper, and I was shocked indeed when Facebook (FB) censored the link. As I continued sharing Covid-related news and opinion on FB, it was even more alarming that FB censors stepped up the abuse and actually kicked me off the platform for twenty-four hours. This came with a stern warning that the next offense would result in a longer “time-out.” Then, as I would begin to write a post referring to the pandemic, they would issue a warning—something to the effect of “Your post mentions Co­vid, are you sure you want to share?” Fortunately, early on, out of concern for our extended family, I started sharing by email any promising treatment for this disease (the Weston Price network is such an excellent source of alternative health info!).

Protecting our extended family with prevention measures was a high priority as we faced down this unknown terror. Since I have ceased being so ac­tive on FB because of its heavy-handed censorship, I wanted to share some of the nuggets of wisdom gleaned from other voices before the iron dome of silence was forced upon us by the tech bullies. These strategies reflect deci­sions I made, based on the quality of the research, the researcher and my basic working knowledge of virology and immunology. Please do your own homework to do what you believe is right for yourself and your own family.

First, a home-based preventive strategy being used in India is a kit containing zinc, doxycycline and iver­mectin (rxindia.com/medicines/med­icines-by-therapeutic-class/covid-19/ ziverdo-kit/). Second, a relative tested positive for Covid, and we had just been with him the day before he fell ill; when we consulted with an independent doc­tor, he prescribed the hydroxychloro­quine protocol as a prevention measure. Check out the telemedicine services of America’s Frontline Doctors (americas­frontlinedoctors.com/). Third, Doris Loh’s research gave us the #LohPro­tocol for the prevention and treatment of viral illness; her findings are peer-reviewed and published, and are what I follow to stay healthy. As I have an autoimmune condition that affects my heart, it’s especially important to me to focus on prevention. The Loh Protocol is AA (ascorbic acid, i.e., vitamin C) plus melatonin: AA + MEL. High-dose vitamin C for prevention—and higher yet to treat—and low-dose melatonin for prevention, high dose to treat.

I have seen many, many people di­agnosed and recover from Covid using the Loh Protocol. Just today, someone said that the melatonin was key for her with the lung issues. Melatonin is a huge director of important physi­ological processes, so this makes sense and explains why being on melatonin-sucking screens all day every day isn’t helping.

A FB friend says she and her doctor husband are taking vitamin C and mela­tonin. She wrote: “Worried about Covid (SARS-CoV-2)? Don’t. Print these off instead or save to your phone. Prevent­ing and treating Covid may be as simple as taking ascorbic acid and melatonin. NOW Foods makes a non-GMO ascor­bic acid. I buy empty capsules and make my own. Yes, my MD husband is following this protocol also. His tests have all been negative. For melatonin, I buy a very low dose of it to work up to. We’re talking MICROgrams (mcg), not milligrams (mg) (1000 mcg=1 mg). Life Extension makes a 300 mcg dose. Pay attention to the dose before buying. Tablets can be scored.”

Dr. Richard Bartlett, an ER doc­tor in Midland, Texas, who served on governor’s commissions discovered that budesonide inhaled in a nebulizer is treating Covid-19 successfully (Sym­bicort is one brand name). He combined this with clarithromycin, a highly ef­fective antibiotic, as part of an early treatment regime. One Texas hospital cleared out their entire ER following his protocol. An interview with Dr. Bartlett is on YouTube on the America Can We Talk? channel. Watch it!

The first protocol we heard of as an early treatment was developed by Dr. David Brownstein, a convention­ally trained, holistic family physician in West Bloomfield, Michigan. He has treated hundreds of patients at home early and kept them out of the hos­pital. His antiviral protocol includes nebulized hydrogen peroxide; vitamin C initially to “bowel tolerance,” then lower dosages; high-dosage vitamins D and A, iodine and melatonin; and, often, hydroxychloroquine. There are many other variations, but the above are essential. See drbrownstein.com/.

Here is a very good article which mentions therapies at the end: un­coverdc.com/2020/07/15/a-scien­tific-look-at-the-mask-fallacy-and-why-were-told-to-wear-them/. And here is a San Francisco practice with a robust early treatment emphasis: covid19criti­calcare.com/. Many have also found the MATH+ protocol to be effective for treatment (see Marik et al., 2021, pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32809870/).

Name withheld

HARROWING HOSPITAL TALE

In spite of the fact that I had pur­chased several preventive treatments for Covid, I let myself get too busy and wasn’t using any of my preventive mea­sures and ended up in the hospital and then in the ICU with a severe case of Covid-19. Apparently, there was serious scarring on my lungs from pneumonia fifteen years ago; with the combination of the scarring and Covid, my body’s ability to absorb oxygen dropped se­verely. I was put on oxygen and the antiviral drug remdesivir. After three days of increasingly higher amounts of oxygen, the hospital moved me to the ICU, where the oxygen was increased to fifty liters at 100 percent (the maxi­mum you can have before being put on a ventilator).

On admission, I asked doctors several times to be given ivermectin, which has been shown to be highly effective in helping with Covid. It was being used with a lot of success in other U.S. hospitals. Most other countries around the world are using ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine, both FDA-approved for some years. The doctors told me they had not heard of this treat­ment, which surprised me given that it had been in the news and was all over the Internet. Later, they told me that the hospital had its own Covid treat­ment protocols, and ivermectin was not an approved protocol. They said they only used “evidence-based” treat­ments; since there were no double-blind research studies showing conclusively that ivermectin worked for Covid, they refused to give it to me. Instead, they continued with the hospital protocols: high-flow oxygen, a corticosteroid called dexamethasone (which can cause liver damage), the antiviral remdesivir and blood thinners. In addition, because a side effect of dexamethasone is high blood sugar, they had to monitor my blood sugar and administer insulin.

When I first arrived, I had no fever or difficulty breathing—just danger­ously low blood oxygen levels. After three days of the hospital treatment protocol, my lungs filled with fluid. They attributed this to the Covid virus and told me I had developed “Covid pneumonia,” moving me to the ICU. I have since learned that fluid in the lungs can be a side effect of remdesivir, which did only marginally well compared to other drugs when it was used in Africa to treat Ebola. Remdesivir has been FDA-approved only since October 22, 2020.

In the ICU, I was not allowed to eat or drink because they said if I tried to swallow anything, it would cause me to aspirate and choke to death. After hours of not having any water and not being on any kind of hydrating IV, a nurse finally allowed me to have some water on a sponge and said that unless they put in a feeding tube, this was the only thing I would be allowed to have.

On the first day in the ICU, a doctor told me I was most likely going to need to be put on a ventilator. I told him that under no circumstances was I going to let them put me on a ventilator. He asked me to sign a DNR [do not resuscitate] order and said if I didn’t go on the ventilator, I would die. I told him I was not going to sign a DNR, and I was not going to die. Again, I asked to be put on a different treatment regimen with the drugs I had previously requested. He said there was no scientific proof any of those protocols worked in curing Covid. He patted my shoulder and asked, “Why are you so afraid of the ventilator?” At that point, I knew I would most likely die in the hospital unless there was some kind of intervention to help me get the treatments that I had asked for.

Over the next two days, this doctor came in three more times and told me I would die unless I let them put me on a ventilator, telling me to either sign a DNR or assign someone to make deci­sions for me so that they could make the call as to whether to try and resuscitate me or pull the plug when I didn’t make it. My husband was home sick, having come down with a milder version of Covid, and couldn’t come to visit me. My adult daughter was coming in daily, but while she was very supportive of my medical decisions, she didn’t know what she could do to help me. She promised she would not allow them to put me on a ventilator, but I knew I needed some­thing more than what she was able to do, or I wouldn’t make it out of the hospital.

Some of the nurses had suggested that I try “proning” (lying on the stomach) because it allows the lungs to expand more and take in more oxygen. I had asked several times for help to do this because by this time there were all kinds of wires and tubes attached to my body, and it was impossible to turn over without help. None of them would help me turn over. On the second morning in the ICU, a nurse came in and said, “I have been told that you don’t want to lie on your stomach.” I told her that this wasn’t true and that I had asked for help to turn over and hadn’t gotten any. She helped me turn onto my stomach, and I was able to stay in that position through the night. This helped stabilize my oxygen levels long enough to keep me off of the ventilator for another day.

While lying there, I thought of my sister. I knew that if she were there, she would find a way to get me what I needed, so I started praying that she would come. The hospital had put my phone away so I couldn’t reach it to contact anyone, but on the third morn­ing in the ICU, I was able to get a nurse to get my phone. I texted my sister and said, “I need you to come help me!” She texted right back and said “I will be there in six hours.” At this point, my oxygen was still at fifty liters and 100 percent, but my blood oxygen levels (SpO2) were maintaining at between 92 and 95 percent. Normal is 95 to 100 percent; anything below 95 percent is considered low, and anything below 85 percent is considered dangerously low. If I moved or changed position, my SpO2 would drop down to dangerously low levels—sometimes as low as 72 percent—and they would have to give me a supplemental oxygen mask that took up to ten minutes to get my oxygen to rise to an acceptable level.

My sister arrived on the evening of my third day in the ICU. She took a cup of water and started giving me water with a sponge. She used her chin to motion for me to look at her hand; she was holding some ivermectin paste, which she gave me while pretending to sponge water into my mouth. I had her fill out an advance directive form giving her power to make medical de­cisions for me and allowing her access to all of my medical records so that she could talk to the doctors and get copies of all the medications that I was on. A nurse told her that unless I improved by morning, they would need to put me on a ventilator. If I refused, maybe they would try putting me on a CPAP [sleep apnea] machine first. My sister then asked about putting me on IV vitamin C and a zinc supplement. Although they asserted these would probably do noth­ing for me, these were allowed in their treatment protocols, so they could give them after approval by the pharmacist. My sister also asked about giving me N-acetyl cysteine or NAC [a glutathione precursor]; although the hospital had it in their pharmacy, it was not approved to treat Covid (“too hard on the lungs”), so they would not give me any.

By the next morning—after a sin­gle dose of ivermectin—I had improved to the point that I could turn over, sit up in bed and carry on a conversation without my SpO2 levels dropping be­low 90 percent. In fact, my oxygen at rest was going as high as 97 percent; it dipped a little when I moved around but then went back up immediately without need for supplemental oxygen. This continued through the next afternoon, when my oxygen levels again started to drop a little—nothing dangerously low, but lower than they had been the previous day.

I texted my sister to let her know I needed another dose of ivermectin. She had been trying to contact a local inte­grative MD who specialized in treating Covid patients to get his recommenda­tions on ivermectin dosage and dosing. When she reached the doctor, he told her ivermectin was safe for me to take every day until my Covid symptoms subsided. From then on, I took a dose every day and, along with the vitamin C and zinc, improved very quickly. My sister also brought me NAC, chloro­phyll, some lung support tinctures and freshly juiced beet juice with ginger. We also used lung support essential oils along with DMSO [a sulfur-based compound] on my neck, chest, back and lymph nodes. Other than some com­ments about the essential oils smelling good, no one seemed to notice that I was taking the other supplements, except for one nurse who lectured me for twenty minutes about making sure to inform the nursing staff of any additional medi­cations I might be on, “otherwise there could be complications and I could die.” We were not hiding anything; she could have walked over to my bedside table and seen what we were doing, but it was like she knew we were up to something but didn’t know what and wasn’t happy about it—almost as if she couldn’t see it. The other nurses either couldn’t see it or chose not to because they saw how much and how quickly I was improving. I also had many people praying for me.

When they put me on a feeding tube, I was concerned about the prob­ability that they would give me soy protein, which would increase my inflammation and make it harder to get off of the high-flow oxygen. I asked a nurse to make sure they were not giv­ing me soy protein. She checked the ingredients and assured me it was not soy-based. On day four in the ICU, I noticed the bag on the feeding tube looked different; my sister saw that someone had hooked up a bag of soy protein. They were starting to cut cor­ners in other ways as well, switching from IV vitamin C to crushing tablets and putting them in my feeding tube. We told them I had a soy allergy and needed the non-soy-based supplement that they had given me the day before. Technically, this wasn’t untrue—I have a sensitivity to soy but also knew it was likely cheap GMO soy. If they were giving me medications to bring down inflammation, GMO soy was just going to counteract that and was not going to help me. At that point, they had finally started turning down the oxygen, and I didn’t want anything to get in the way of that progress.

On the fourth morning in the ICU, a nurse told me the unit had had a rough night, losing two patients to Covid. It was obvious she was checking to make sure I was still there. I later heard that both patients had been a lot younger and healthier than me, so it was pretty clear that no one at the hospital had expected me to make it. My sister said that when she found out I was in the ICU, she de­cided that she could either come down right away and save my life or would be coming to my funeral in two weeks.

After a week in the ICU, the oxygen was down to forty liters and 60 percent. At this point, an occupational therapist had me sit on the edge of the bed to make sure I could do so without passing out. I think it was at this point that they were finally convinced I might make it, but they kept saying, “It looks good right now, but things can turn around really fast!” They let me start sitting in a chair, and they took out the catheter and let me start using the bath­room. Someone came in and watched me while I ate some applesauce, and when they were convinced that I wasn’t going to choke they put me on a liquid diet and allowed family members to bring food as long as it fit within the liquid diet guidelines.

The day before they let me out of the ICU and back into a regular hospital room, a nurse said she had heard we had been asking for vitamins, which alerted her to our interest in alternative thera­pies. She told me that earlier that week in their morning meeting discussing my treatment, she had asked the hospital team about the possibility of giving me hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin and NAC—and they had shut her down. She had continued to advocate those treatments for me, as she had read the case studies and knew there was a lot of success with this course of treat­ment for Covid in other hospitals and countries. At this point, we told her I had been taking ivermectin and NAC along with quercetin with bromelain (an herbal supplement in capsules that can be used as a substitute for hydroxychlo­roquine if you can’t get it). She reacted very positively and said at least one other nurse had backed her up, but the hospital was sticking to its protocols.

Here is what I don’t understand: If the doctor thought I was going to die anyway, why not exhaust all pos­sible therapies? If, as they said, there was no evidence that these therapies would help me—but also no evidence that they would hurt—and if they had some of the medications in their pharmacy (such as NAC), why didn’t they at least try, especially given that I had requested it and one of the nurses asked for it and cited research that it could be helpful? In hindsight, the way I was moved systematically through the hospital, then to the ICU, then to the feeding tube and then pushing me to the ventilator, it almost seemed like a tiered program designed to push Covid patients through each step. It made me wonder if the hospital gets additional funding for each step: hospitalization, ICU with high-flow oxygen, feeding tube, ventilator and death.

A friend who is a nurse told me that hospitals do get a certain amount of money if a Covid patient dies. Months before I got sick, she told me they had a patient die from something completely unrelated to Covid but were instructed to put “Covid” on the death certificate anyway. When another nurse objected, she was told that if she had sixty thousand dollars to give the hospital, she could put whatever she wanted on the death certificate. I think that the government funding supplied to hospitals has created some really bad unintended consequences. If it had not been for hundreds of people praying for me, and my sister who was willing to come and help me buck the system, I would be buried this week instead of at home recovering.

Name withheld

NANOTECH BIOCIRCUITS

The average person today has little idea how far the development of self-assembling nanotech biocircuits has progressed. So-called “fact-checkers” (professional propagandists) deliberate­ly mislead people into thinking there’s no such thing as a self-assembling graphene-based biocircuitry system that can be injected into people and called a “vaccine,” but the published scientific literature lays out a com­prehensive, well-documented body of research that shows this technology is quite real—and has been tested in biological systems for at least two decades. (I attended a nanotechnology conference at Rice U. in 2003.)

A “self-assembling” system means that a person is injected with instruc­tions that set into motion a process where a structure is assembled inside the body, using resources available in the blood (such as iron and oxygen at­oms). In effect, nanotech self-assembly means that microchip circuitry can be assembled in vivo after injection.

Verifiable science papers can be found by searching “self-assembled injectable magnetic nanostructures.”

Merri Michaels

Houston, Texas

ELDERBERRY PROTOCOL

It is good that we are communicat­ing about a topic as insidious as Covid and the “vax” for it. Elderberry syrup (I use Nature’s Way) is my go-to defense for contagious bugs (colds, flu, etc.). One to two teaspoons to coat the back of my throat is usually enough to quell any odd feelings in my throat that threaten to turn into sickness in my body. I’ll do this fairly rarely. If I’ve been around a bunch of people, this might rise to a few times a day, or every few hours if something has taken hold in my system. Symptoms are greatly mitigated by do­ing this if something does get started.

My husband chose to get the first Pfizer shot on June 10, though it was August 10 before he got the second. I am my husband’s caregiver. After his first shot, I noticed my throat symp­toms increasing, so I ramped up my elderberry use to multiple times a day. This kept me ahead of the problem, and I didn’t get sick. My husband ended up sleeping twenty-four hours, solid, for two days. Since then, his two-hour afternoon naps have stretched to three to five hours a day. Also, on July 3 and 4, he developed a fever of up to at least 102.6, and again slept for two solid days (reported to vaers.hhs.gov/). Hopefully, this elderberry protocol will assist me in surviving his second shot.

Wild times on this planet, but I see much better times ahead of us. There’s surely a lot happening that regular news does not report.

Janice McLain

Colorado Springs, Colorado

A RESONANCE EFFECT?

A sincere thanks to the entire WAPF team for endeavoring to be on the right side of history as we watch the largest crime perpetrated against humanity continue to unfold. Your in­tegrity and bravery have helped me to stay grounded this last year and a half.

I’ve read most of your articles theorizing that 5G is the culprit behind Covid-19, and the cases made seem very plausible. These waveforms are certainly capable enough of creating widespread illness. And I’d also add that I’m no stranger to the myth of contagion, having read Virus Mania by Engelbrecht and Köhnlein many years before this current swindle began.

All this being said, I’d like to share my experience with “Covid-19” in hopes that it may give more clues about the nature of contracting the illness. My partner and I were living in New York City (an early adopter of 5G) and a few blocks from one of the “ground zero” locations for Covid in the city. In the early days, we saw the refrigerator trucks being loaded with body bags— still unsure of whether or not it was theater—but we saw them. Fast forward to a year into the pandemic. My partner and I drive to another major city to at­tend a gathering. The other attendees came from all over: the city we were in, suburbs of neighboring towns and states, and even rural areas. We met at a restaurant in a quieter part of town. Like clockwork, three days later (all of us now back in our respective homes), about half of us started feeling ill. At first, it was like a cold, but around day seven, things begin to take a turn for the worse. Symptoms became more severe for all, and I personally was more ill than I ever have been in my life, with strange symptoms such as extreme insomnia (I was awake for five days straight, and my mind would fall into mini half-sleep states for a few seconds at a time without warn­ing), twitching and convulsions, and the classic complete loss of the sense of smell. My partner also experienced unusual symptoms such as nerve pain. We learned after the episode that one of the attendees had a cold when he attended the gathering. I should also mention that no one at the gathering had received an injection.

So, here’s my question: how does the 5G theory map onto this situation? In talking to other people, I’ve learned of a couple of similar situations where a group of people from different loca­tions, already exposed to 5G, travels to a new location; one person is already sick, and many others get sick after the meeting. One theory compatible with the 5G evidence is that there is some kind of resonance happening between our bodies. We may be acting as sorts of relay antennas that magnify the ef­fects of the toxic waves in the field. I have nothing to support this, except that the research of William Bengston proved that bonds between organisms created a sort of resonance that en­hanced the effects of energy healing. Perhaps something similar happens in the inverse with cellular damage? Or maybe we do need to rethink the concept of contagion? Is there truth somewhere between germ theory and terrain theory?

Please know that I’m not looking to discredit anyone’s research, but instead looking to provide more information so that we can collectively get closer to the truth that we will never be told. I hope to hear a response.

A WAPF member

Hudson Valley, New York

Editor’s Response: The idea of resonance could explain the strange outbreak but there is a much simpler explanation: In a crowd of people, most or all with cell phones, the exposure to EMF, especially 5G EMF, is universal and very strong. See, for example, the following letter. Many become sick as a result of this exposure. This is why we need a new etiquette in which everyone in a gathering or crowd puts his or her cell phone on airplane mode.

CELL TOWER RADIATION GUIDE TO THE MINNESOTA STATE FAIR

Take a look at this link [minnesota-emf.com/?page_id=102] to see how high the RF readings are at the Min­nesota state fairgrounds! The highest measurement recorded was 348.3 mW/ m2 = 34.83 uW/cm2.

If you are wondering what kinds of health effects have been seen in sci­entific studies at 34.83 uW/cm2, take a look at this: Final RF Charts power density Rev Sep14.xlsx (bioinitiative. org). Scroll to page four; just above the middle, where it says “28.2 uW/cm2 – RFR increased free radical production in rat cells, Yurekli 2006.” This means that a 2006 study by Yurekli found that effect at 28.2 uW/cm2. Then see the studies above that and on pages one to three, which show at least sixty studies with harmful effects below 28.2 uW/ cm2

You will see effects for cancer, leukemia, cardiovascular problems, sleeping problems, cognitive problems, headaches, sperm abnormalities, im­mune problems, lymphocyte (white blood cell) abnormalities, etc.

If you’re wondering what the U.S. exposure limit is, it was 1000 uW/ cm2 for thirty minutes, but then in December 2019 it was increased to 4000 uW/cm2 indefinitely by the cap­tured FCC to accommodate the much higher radiation levels for 5G and 6G devices and infrastructure (see https:// docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/FCC- 19-126A1.pdf). I think these high RF levels are typical now in areas where a high density of people congregate (such as stadiums), because just about everyone carries a cell phone, and the number of 5G phones is ever increasing (so more 5G towers will be required), especially since Verizon began offer­ing free 5G phones on June 1, 2021. T-Mobile started this on April 7, 2021 and AT&T started this on September 3, 2020. 5G phones send out and require more intense (higher) levels of signals than 4G, and the radiation levels in­crease further when people video chat or stream videos.

They are now putting Wi-Fi and 5G antennas under stadium seats—what do you think would happen to your repro­ductive organs, gut linings, brain and heart, or fetus after sitting for a couple hours on this?

If you don’t have a RF meter, but you have a smartphone, I would rec­ommend you get a RF meter (such as stopsmartmeters.org/store/) to measure how much radiation is coming from your phone. If you can afford your smartphone, you can afford a meter to tell you how much radiation is coming from it; the meter might save you and your loved ones from debilitating sick­ness.

Angela Tsiang

St. Paul, Minnesota

MISUSE OF VITAMIN D

I was wondering why no one has made any attempt to clarify that using vitamin D3, especially in high amounts unopposed without A retinol and K2 menaquinone, as per Chris Masterjohn’s work, can be dangerous, calcifying not only arteries but organs as well. The D receptor is not accessed to activate genes without vitamin A and thyroid hormone; and K2 is not activated without a decent amount of carbon dioxide provided from carbs.

I see expert after expert pushing high doses of D3, even the pharmaceuti­cal grade of calcitriol, without a clue. And I see good nutrition science at we­binars and summits definitely lacking.

I think a good case could be made for taking cod liver oil to fight Covid— it must contain some iodine as well. Measles in the past was cured by retinol. But the FDA would not be happy.

Also glutathione (Chris again) in raw milk is important to fight Covid as well and those who have taken the vaccine would be very depleted.

Dr. Aurjan Grey

Austin, Texas

Editor’s Response: Thank you for your most im­portant letter. We, too, are very concerned that Covid has be­come an excuse to take lots of pills and potions, with people taking way too much vitamin D, along with glutathione supplements. Vitamin D must be balanced by A and K2 as in cod liver oil plus high-vitamin butter oil and/or emu oil. And processing denatures glutathi­one in raw milk. Only fresh, raw and/or cultured milk provides effective glutathione for detoxification.

HILDA VISITS ECUADOR

I left on Monday for Ecuador and want to drop a quick pic here to let you know that this trip has been transfor­mational and powerful!

This is Mama Rosita, a midwife who helps mothers deliver their ba­bies on their terms, following their traditional ways, at a small hospital in Otavalo. We spoke at length about how she helps mothers with a positive mind­set, gentle touch and massages, and how she respects their intuition about labor positions and more. She also showed me how she plays the harmonica and helps them dance and create a happy atmosphere for the baby to be born in!

I was struck by her repeated phrase: Nuestro cuerpo es Sagrado, our bodies are sacred. Maybe if we all saw it this way, we might care for them differently—with more respect, good nourishment, sufficient rest and lots of wonder!

I am thankful for you all and grate­ful for all the ways in which we encour­age each other to nourish ourselves well and live lives of strength and vitality. And how we work together to help many do the same!

Hilda Labrada Gore

Washington, DC

OUR CHAPTER LEADERS AT WORK!

This spring my husband and I took a quick business trip to South Dakota. The two sweet chapter leaders in Sioux Falls responded promptly to my query for raw milk and eggs. One of them of­fered to have milk and eggs ready for us when we arrived at the airport, and directed us to a local grocery where we were able to stock up on food for the week. What a gift from a complete stranger!

Today I reached out to chapter leaders again. My sister is living sixteen hundred miles away from my Penn­sylvania home. She is facing severe health challenges, and needs nourishing food to heal. Mailing her food gave her a boost, but she needs local sources. The Denver chapter leaders responded very quickly with local food sources and lots of en­couragement and care.

Thank you to each of you who selflessly gives of your time and energy to connect oth­ers to real food sources and accurate informa­tion. I’m sure there are times when it may feel like a thankless job, but you are very needed. You are spreading hope and compassion! Keep up the wonderful work!

Hali Wagner

Carlyle, Pennsylvania

THE WATER WAND

I recently began drinking the analemma water that Dr. Tom Cowan recommends and have found it reduces the length of my EMF headaches—you know, the ones that make your head feel like a balloon that’s going to explode. I’ve also experienced ocular migraines and the knife ones. I am amazed and sold on the coherent water.

Analemma has a fascinating story. A man named Dolf Zantinge was given the directorship of the German light lab. (His story is told in podcast episode 16 on Dr. Cowan’s site, drtomcowan.com.) What grabbed my attention in his story was the speedy recovery from EMF exposure when the water was given to participants in their trial. They created a coherent water that is in a wand. You stir the wand into your water and it changes the molecular structure of that water.

After using the analemma water for about two weeks I received a call while in the car. I was able to speak for about thirty minutes without ex­periencing any effects! That has not happened in so long. I’ve been using it for about a month now. I’ve noticed clearer thinking and I can actually be exposed longer to EMFs without the resulting headaches! Super cool.

Ruth Amanda
Black Mountain, North Carolina

BRUCELLOSIS

One of your articles published on the realmilk.com website mentions the case of a woman who contracted brucel­losis after eating some raw goat cheese during a trip to Italy.

I have an acquaintance who is rep­resentative of the Mazdazan school of initiatory thought. She told me that ev­ery year she happily took the “raw milk cure” recommended by the founder of this spiritual thinking (based on Zoro­astrianism), Dr. Otoman Zar-Adusht Ha’nish (1856-1936).

This woman practiced the raw milk cure without worrying for a good thirty years until, one day, by misfortune, she contracted what she called “bang fever,” apparently due to the fact that this time she had come across milk contaminated with brucellosis. It must be said that at the time, raw milk had not really been available for ages in the shops because of a government decree. As a result, most of the time, she had to buy it on the sly, a little in secret, from any kind and understanding farmer who would discreetly agree to provide her with the so-much-hoped-for beverage, all of this, sometimes, in dubious hygienic condi­tions that were not necessarily always as optimal as expected. Ditto for cattle feeding and other related parameters.

This regrettable episode did not make her lose any of her faith in raw milk because, once promptly healed by means of natural anthroposophical therapies prescribed by one of her phy­sician friends who was sympathetic to her ideas, she continued to religiously repeat the process every year for sev­eral decades, loudly asserting that she would not give it up for anything in the world, attributing her physical shape and her periodontal health to it. Indeed, even though her teeth appeared a little “worn out” by age, she nevertheless had the merit of having kept them all solidly implanted and without the slightest trace of alveodental pyorrhoea or even having ever needed to consult a dentist: no decay in sight, no crowns, no loosen­ing, nothing at all. Moreover, she had an amazing vitality and an infectious enthusiasm.

R. Ryan
Geneva, Switzerland

RESEARCH IRRELEVANT TO HUMANS

I recently sent a request for a religious exemption for vax to my em­ployer. It was granted immediately and my husband commented that “they just want to open the college. And I think they have backed themselves into a corner really.”

With the new sky-is-falling hyste­ria this fall, I am not certain the college will remain open, and I am not too upset about that either.

I am looking for new work, but have a semester to find it and get my office and lab cleaned out and a few loose ends cared for. I have a lot of options as I don’t really need a new job. Being forced by my conscience to retire early at age sixty-two from the work and teaching that I love gives me pause though. But I can afford to do what I need to and in that way maybe help another who doesn’t have my easy choices.

I have learned more about bio­chemistry in the past eighteen months than in my entire thirty-four-year active, in-person professional career. I learned that the way we teach the subject has become complete bunk. It is more and more about less and less, and the model systems we use (bacteria, small groups of cells, fungi, mice, plants, zebrafish, nematodes), are totally irrelevant to humans.

Literally, we study and isolate a “promising” molecule, put it into bacteria and see how it changes under certain conditions, and then pass it on to Pharma which then manufactures it as a new drug to cure a human disease or condition. I am not kidding. I will not be part of this much longer.

Laurie Lentz-Marino
Belchertown, Massachusetts

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