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Saturday, September 17, 2022

Adults Need 50 ng/ml Vitamin D Daily. That Translates to 5,300 IU

The goal then for a daily healthy immune system is 50 ng/ml.  For a translation, that means 5,300 IUs of vitamin D.

20 ng/ml . . . 1000 IU
30 ng/ml . . . 2200 IU
40 ng/ml . . . 3600 IU
50 ng/ml . . . 5300 IU
60 ng/ml . . . 7400 IU

70 ng/ml . . . 10100 IU 

Check this out:

Everyone needs at least 50 ng/mL 125nmol/L 25-hydroxyvitamin D for their immune system to function properly.  Without proper vitamin D3 supplementation, most people's 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels are 1/2 to 1/10th this - greatly raising the risk of severe symptoms from COVID-19, Kawasaki disease, Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome and sepsis.

Here are the live links that appear in the above graphic. 

1.  Serum Vitamin D levels are associated with increased COVID-19 severity and mortality independent of visceral adiposity | medRxiv

That article explains that to fight any disease, you need a minimum of 50 ng/ml of vitamin D to have a fortified immune system to fight anything.  Most people don't think vitamins work.  They won't turn you into a Popeye, though some can, but they'll give you immunity so that you can stay productive.  

2.  Greater risk of severe COVID-19 in Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic populations is not explained by cardiometabolic, socioeconomic or behavioural factors, or by 25(OH)-vitamin D status: study of 1326 cases from the UK Biobank - PubMed (nih.gov)



4.  Vitamin D status of children with paediatric inflammatory multisystem syndrome temporally associated with severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (PIMS-TS) - PubMed (nih.gov).  The idea here is the same in the others above--that vitamin D deficiency outcomes are worse.  Don't know how to put it any plainer.  The last line in the abstract reads, ". . . public health measures to improve vitamin D status of the UK BAME population have been long overdue."  So, it looks like in the UK, they're trying to make vitamin D a prescription of public health policy. 

5.  Nutrition to reduce COVID-19 serious harm and death (aminotheory.com).  This paper argues for vitamin D to improve against COVID-19.  C19 and Ivermectin.  But how does one get IV without a prescription?  Is an airport in Mexico the only way?


It offers a good link here:  
For links to the most pertinent research on why vitamin D (and Ivermectin) are effective at reducing severity of COVID-19, as well as reducing transmission, please see this page on my other site.  https://vitamindstopscovid.info 

6.  Everyone needs at least 50ng/ml 125nmol/L 25-hydroxyvitamin D for their immune system to function properly (vitamindstopscovid.info) 

7.  Nutrition Matters | Robin Whittle | Substack 

Friday, January 14, 2022

PROJECT VERITAS: Documents Reveal DC Bureaucrats Had Evidence Ivermectin & Hydroxychloroquine Were Effective in Treating COVID -- BUT HID THIS FROM PUBLIC

Friday, April 2, 2021

A strong immune system is your best mask. Vitamin D delivers that strong immunity. Fauci takes 8,000 to 9,000 IUs of vitamin D3


Thanks to Robert Wenzel.

This presentation is a full hour.  This YouTube version is only 29 minutes long.  To watch the full presentation, please open this Rumble link.  The presenter is pathologist and MD, Dr. Ryan Cole.  His credentials are here

Dr. Cole is a board-certified dermatopathologist (AP & CP) and the CEO/Medical Director of Cole Diagnostics. He has worked as an independent pathologist since 2004. Some highlights from his CV: Ackerman Academy of Dermatopathology (July 2002-June 2003): Dermatopathology Fellowship (Chief Fellow). Mayo Clinic (July 1997-June 2002): Resident in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology. Chief Fellow, Surgical Pathology Fellowship. Medical College of Virginia (1993-1997): Researched immunology. Served as President of Student Family Practice organization. Coordinated activities and seminars on the practice of family medicine and rural medicine. Earned MD in 1997.

Fauci takes 8,000 to 9,000 IUs of vitamin D3.  But what's his message?  Wear a mask, maybe two.  Why isn't his message to take 10,000IU of vitamin D?

Dr. Cole praises the effectiveness of Ivermectin, calling it an immune modulator and anti-viral medication.  And if anyone has had any one of the vaccines and experiences a cytokine storm, he says that Ivermectin may be your best choice for quelling that storm.  That, and vitamin D. 

Tuesday, January 25, 2022

Wednesday, November 1, 2023

ATTY TOM RENZ: Dr Mercola just put out a paper where he discussed ventilators. That concept for ventilators came from China

And she has audio recordings of a conversation between her and a nurse I recently publicized.  The nurse is talking about how they're killing people in the hospital, how their floor was doing the things that no other floor would do because, well, no other floor wanted to carry out the murder essentially.  They knew what was happening in a lot of cases.  Dr. Mercola just put out a paper where he discussed ventilators.  Ventilators, that concept for ventilators came from China.  If you put a ventilator on someone's face, they can't cough on you, so we'll keep the healthcare worker safe, right?

Even though that we knew that 75% or so of the people in New York City put on ventilators were dying, we kept doing it to protect the healthcare workers.  That was the theory.  Now no one talked about that when the patients were going in there.  there.  No one told the patients, "Hey, you're being protected . . .  you're going to be put on this.  this.   It's probably going to kill you, but it may protect the healthcare workers.  No one told the families that.  And by the way, we actually had whistleblower testimony from a yet-to-be unmasked whistleblower, and probably won't be, who worked from CMS.  I've got data from CMS that showed in a number of Texas hospitals that as high as 90% of patients put on the vent died.  90%.  Now they wouldn't let you try Ivermectin but they were more than willing to put you on the vent where you had a 90% fatality rate you're telling me that they didn't notice the you're telling me that the doctors on those floors I mean listen you know I can't say all doctors are created equal McCullough is ahead above most.  But if you got through med school,  you could probably . . . I would think you would probably be smart enough to notice that when 9 out of 10 of your patients and when they're put on the vent die, at least maybe you should ask the question, Is there a better way?  Why not let someone try Ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine if you have a 9 out of 10 chance of dying anyways?

The reason that that's dear to my heart is because the people called me and I fought with hospital after hospital after hospital to try and save their lives.  And as I testified last year here, we essentially legislated these deaths into being by incentivizing the use of Remdesivir in protocols incentivizing the use of ventilators, and incentivizing, again not people recovering from COVID but people dying from COVID.  You got a cash bonus when someone died from COVID.  So it was and incentive to kill people and it worked incredibly well.  I'm happy to revisit that but again my testimony from last year covered that.  

Sunday, September 24, 2023

Direct Primary Care and Direct Specialty Care: Transparent and affordable concierge care

It's called the Pay-4-Performance Program.  Catchy title, eh?  And doctors are financially ding'd if they don't follow the checklist.  And I'll bet that you chose your doctor because you thought you were getting Harvard-grade medical education, didn't you? Physicians who take Medicare are actually required to participate in the program.  Wow, thank you, LBJ.

The Physician P4P program offers performance-based incentives to qualified high-volume physicians and higher-volume Community Clinics that provide high-quality preventive and chronic care to L.A. Care members. 

Dr. Mary Talley Bowden explains that she's opted out of Medicare.  She calls herself Third-Party Free, where she does not take any Medicare patients.  She exAthains that she doesn't take any orders from the government.  Doesn't take any orders from insurance companies or any orders from hospitals.  Wow.  The only people I work for are my patients.  There's a great movement happening, called Direct Primary Care and Direct Specialty Care, which goes along with these premises.  It's cash only but it's transparent and affordable concierge care.  So you can have insurance, but save your insurance for catastrophic care . . . , but for your everyday needs, paying cash and seeing doctors NOT TIED TO THE SYSTEM is a much better way to go.  

You don't have an employee dealing with insurance companies.  You get to spend more time with your patients, so I spend 45 minutes with each patient who comes in new.  Patient satisfaction is so much higher.

Is it more economical to go to cash-only doctors?

One good example is patients who need ear tubes, ear tubes for a chronic ear infection. If you see need and the total price includes anesthesia, surgery center, and surgeon, it's $3,000. If you go to Texas Children and ask them for a cash price, $10,000.

Another example is in the clinic as an ENT we look at people's noses and sinuses with an  endoscope.  Under the insurance model, patients would oftentimes get a bill for $400 for that endoscopic examination.  For $300, the patient can see me as a new patient, a follow-up patient is less expensive than a new patient, but the endoscopic exam is included. So there's no surprise billing, and they can also shop around. The problem is no one knows . . . the doctors that take insurance, they don't display their cash prices, so . . . and I see a lot of patients that have very high deductibles, so they are functionally uninsured; they are basically paying cash unless they have catastrophic care.  And so there's a need for more transparency with outpatient care so the patient can shop around.  there's a need for more transparency so the patients can shop around.

Ginny Head adds

We CANNOT forget Fauci pulled this same crap in the 1980s with doxycycline in the treatment of polycystic pneumonia in AIDS patients! He said it was not researched, just as he did with Ivermectin. He had to get his AZT instead just like the COVID-19 vaccines!

Friday, July 12, 2024

Wednesday, February 22, 2023

ALARMING! Merck is buying companies producing ivermectin in India and shutting down the production.

Wednesday, December 4, 2024

FOOD REMEDIES: vitamin D3/K2 increase bifidobacteria,

I couldn't find any anti-COVID or anti-vaxx remedies at Dr. Parks' site, Vaccine Injury Teaching Alliance.  I'll keep looking. 

What we do know vitamin-wise is that vitamin D3/K2 increase bifidobacteria, a key immune bacteria found in the gut.  Remember, that all neurotransmitters are bacteria that are born in the gut and make their way throughout the body, including the brain via the Vagus Nerve, to do their magic.  So to increase and maintain bifidobacteria, take vitamin D, drink 1 cup of coffee, take vitamin C, and Ivermectin. 

Take vitamin C to cleanse the blood.

Ivermectin targets the opportunistic parasites and their egg sacks that can form as well as improves oxygen ratios in tissue.

Kevin McKeenan likes the power of CBD oils, cannabinoids, for the brain.  

This brand of vitamin D3 was recommended.  Make sure you're taking magnesium glycinate with it to get it absorbed. 

Jennifer Depew has shown positive outcomes from pomegranate tea, boiling both the shell and the inner pith.  I too have tried and love it. 

Tuesday, December 12, 2023

My Momma Was Killed by Hospital COVID Protocol

They were withholding her from us until we were willing to let her die.  --Christina Croft

00:04. Christina Croft.

00:07. And this is about your mama?  Okay, first question did your mom take any COVID-19 shots?  

00:12. No, she was not vaccinated. 

00:15:  do you know why she didn't take one?

00:16. Probably because of me.  I kept encouraging her not to take it, because I felt like it was not going to be good for her; I thought it would be dangerous for her.  She had asthma and allergies, and I kept encouraging her not to take it.  My dad took it, but my mom didn't.

00:35. What was going on that made her go to the hospital?

00:38. So she had gotten covid and handling it at home we got her a prescription for Ivermectin unfortunately the pharmacy refused to fill the prescription for her we went to several different pharmacies and no one would fill it.

00:53. Did they say why they wouldn't fill it?

00:55. They just said they wouldn't.  They wouldn't even let us talk to the pharmacist they just said you know we're not filling it and so she we had an oximeter at home and she eventually hurt oxygen went down below 90 and that scared them so they went into the hospital in August of 2021 and she was completely corn from us we weren't allowed to be with her at all.

01:20. Did she have a phone where she could text you or . . . ? 

01:21. She did actually.  She was texting my dad quite a bit.  He was allowed to sit outside the room if he had full PPE on, but they kept the door locked and they would just text each other.

01:34. Is that because he was vaccinated by any chance?

01:36. They had that rule for everybody in the hospital.  They had literal security guards at the entrance to the hospital and would not let people into the hospital.  And then once if you were cleared, you could go up to her room and sit outside the glass wall, but you weren't allowed to go inside her room.

01:54. So did they give your mom and remdesivir?

01:56. They did.  We did not know at first.  They told her it was called the "Trump protocol" or "Trump cocktail," or something, I guess what they gave Donald Trump is what they said they were giving her.  She said it's something with an "R."  She didn't really know what it was.  And we had to do some research before we found out it was Remdesivir.  And we begged the doctors to . . . can you just give her her Ivermectin, she's already got a prescription for it?  They refused.  We showed them studies that it was working, and they said, "Well, that's just anecdotal."  They wouldn't even listen to us.  We asked them to give her high-dose vitamin C, IV, but they said that the hospital doesn't do that, which we found out was a lie; they do offer high-dose vitamin C IVs.  So she had the full course of Remdesivir.

02:51. When was last time she stopped communicating?

02:55. So on September 6th, she texted my dad at 7:30 in the morning and said, you know, "Good morning.  I love you.  I'm not getting better," and then she texted him and said, "There are no fluids, no IVs hooked up."  And my dad texted her back and said "What, you don't have any IVs hooked up?"  And she said no.  And then she just wrote the word RICHARD.  And my mom is a very sweet woman.  If she said, "Richard," that was like pay attention, something is wrong.  And he said what's going on and she said please find out what's wrong and that was the last time anybody heard from her so they vented her without telling anyone and that was the last time she spoke with my dad.

03:36. So when did you hear that she had passed were you there?

03:38. We were there. When they took her to the ICU, they told us basically verbatim what they told everybody, "As soon as you're ready to let her go, we'll unhook her and you can just . . . everybody can gather in her room."  They wouldn't let us go near her while she was on the ventilator, but they were willing to let everybody in the room if we decided to let her die.  And so after she died, I can't remember what day it was . . . it was the 16th.  She she died on September 16th.

04:12. How long was she taking off the ventilator before she died?

04:14.  10 days.  So she was on the ventilator for 10 days, and I think that's their protocol; that was pretty much what everybody would get, 10 days.  And then they would bring in the palliative care doctor to try to make you feel better about letting your family member go, and we have a lot of siblings and we all met together, and she was really, really bad at that point.  So we all decided that it was just best to . . . she wasn't responding to pain, she had no gag reflex, and so once they decided to turn the vent off everybody . . . it was all like, all of a sudden, COVID didn't matter anymore.  There was no protocol.  There was nothing.  We were allowed to be in the room.  Nobody was worried about germs; no one had masks; nobody had gloves, nothing.  We were all hugging her, so we knew at that point that it wasn't . . . they weren't really scared of everybody getting it.  They were withholding her from us until we were willing to let her die.  And so she passed away about an hour after we took her off the ventilator.  We just sat and sang hymns with her . . . until she died.  She was married to my dad for almost 43 years she was a pastor's wife and we have seven kids lots and lots of grandkids and great grandkids and she was just a beautiful person that I feel was unjustly killed they refuse to have us have any say and how she was treated I even have text messages where she would text my dad before she went into the ICU and say like 4:00 in the afternoon I finally got my lunch you know they weren't feeding her regularly she had had an accident and they left her soiled for hours until they came in and changed her but no one was there to advocate for her because we weren't allowed to be in the room we weren't allowed to be in there to you know say hey she needs to be changed or she needs to get her food or whatever I tried to have the hospital investigated but I no one no one will listen no one will help so.

06:28.  Did you get her medical records?

06:29. I did.

06:30.  Have you been through them?

06:32. I've tried.  I'm not very medically intelligent.  I don't know what the word is.  A lot of it is hard to read, but I got to the day that she actually died, and they said that they came in and they said her skin looked dusty and that they decided to put her on a ventilator.  I guess maybe it was turning colors.  But she was texting my dad, so she was still aware.  She knew something was wrong.  She knew something was about to happen.  And even before they vented her, the nurse would say things like "Well, you let us know if you want to go on a ventilator if something goes south."  They just kept asking her, prodding her.  They kept telling her, "You need to calm down.  You need to let us give you morphine or put you to sleep, so you can calm down."  [That sounds like they were building a case against the min, recording it somewhere as a justification for the kill shot.]  My mom was not a very excitable woman.  She wasn't panicking, but obviously, anybody in the hospital would be scared.  But it was like they knew what they wanted to do. [Yeah.  They had a COVID death schedule and they knew the payout once that took place.]  They knew what the protocol was and they were moving her as quick as they could, moving her to get to the end so that they could bring in the next patient.

Wednesday, September 20, 2023

TOXICOLOGIST, JANCI LINDSAY: We never needed these vaccines. We had treatments that worked: Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin. I can tell you as a toxicologist, they are not toxic.

Dr. Janci Lindsay testifies before the South Carolina Senate Medical Affairs Ad-Hoc Committee on DHEC, on September 15, 2023.. 

Get Ivermectin.   The full 18-minute presentation is excellentDr. Phillip Buckhaults presented first.  He really defends the vaccine.  Kind of shocking.  So now, as of Wednesday, March 13, 2024, that video of Buckhaults is removed.  

Tuesday, June 3, 2025

Polysorbate 80, found in Ivermectin & Nicotine Lozenges, pokes holes into the blood brain barrier, which allows heavy metals to get into brain tissue

Sudden and Unexpected says that Polysorbate 80 is anti-freeze .

Polysorbate 80 is in damn near everything.  

Friday, January 14, 2022

LIPOSOMAL FORM OF NUTRITIENTS WERE LESS CYTOXIC THAN IVERMECTIN & SHOWED SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN ANTI-VIRAL ACTIVITY

Sunday, April 6, 2025

DR. SABINE HAZAN: [Ivermectin] unexpectedly increased bifidobacteria levels in the gut within 24 hours. This finding surprised her, as one might assume an antiparasitic drug would wipe out

Monday, October 4, 2021

IVERMECTIN: Now, $.58 a pill; After Big Pharma Repackages & Renames It? $70 a pill

Sunday, February 12, 2023

An Explosion of Cancers? Defuse Them with Antiparasitics

Thanks to Dr. Lee Merritt for the video.  Medical Rebel is her website.  

Dr. Lee Merritt says it's critical to get rid of parasites NOW.  Why it helps people who have and have not taken the vaccine.  She calls it the Parasite Paradigm, or a way of looking at parasites in human health.  She claims that we've been living in a Viral Paradigm, a false paradigm causes us to look at things the wrong way.  

She thanks Celeste Solum (who looked at DARPA's role), Karen Kingston (Pfizer whistleblower, looked at who owns relevant patents), 5 Docs, and Bryan Ardis, D.C. (chiropractor who got her interested in parasites). 

*  Thought it was a contact toxin.

She never believed this was an airborne virus.  She thought it was a contact poison or toxin.  Virus does not mean animalcule that flies out of your mouth and infects someone else sick.  Virus means toxin.  You didn't "catch" a cold.  You're toxic, and you're getting rid of the toxins. 

*  Venom is not the major disease-causing agent.  Doesn't fit clinically, and it's technically difficult. 

Venom doesn't fit.  Not say that vemom doesn't play a role in the vaxx'd or those developing illnesses or the dying. Nicorette gum is a good idea, but the venom is not the major cause of the disease.  Not what she's seeing clinically. If venom were the problem, then children would have died and adults would have lived.  

*  mRNA is too expensive.  What does she mean by that? 

Despite all the literature that showed how dangerous the mRNA technology was, how bad it was on all the animal studies it's just too expensive.  Claim is that the one mRNA technology that they'd actually gotten to market was for an ophthalmology issue.  In 2018, the cost was almost $1 million for a treatment.  How did they suddenly within 2 years supply billions of doses at less than $30 per dose?  That doesn't make sense to Merritt. 

Then she points to this video, Cancer: A Parasitical Infection.  Video of German researchers telling us that cancer is a parasitical issue. 

       

Ivermectin is antiparasitic. it's also antitumor.  You can get it hereherehere, and at feed supply stores in your area.
Here Dr. Lee Merritt talks about the parasite-cancer paradigm as opposed to the virus-cancer paradigm.

There are equally effective antiparasitics besides Ivermectin.  There is Fenbendezole and Zitanoxinide.  Academic OUP touts its benefits.
Nitazoxanide is a new thiazolide antiparasitic agent that shows excellent in vitro activity against a wide variety of protozoa and helminths. It is given by the oral route with good bioavailability and is well tolerated, with primarily mild gastrointestinal side effects. At present, there are no documented drug-drug interactions. Nitazoxanide has been licensed for the treatment of Giardia intestinalis–induced diarrhea in patients ⩾1 year of age and Cryptosporidum-induced diarrhea in children aged 1–11 years. At present, it is pending licensure for treatment of infection due to  Cryptosporidium species in adults and for use in treating immunocompromised hosts. It represents an important addition to the antiparasitic arsenal. 

Wednesday, September 8, 2021

Sunday, August 13, 2023

New Peer-Reviewed Study Finds a 74% Reduction in Excess Deaths Among Peruvian Populations Taking Ivermectin in 2020

Sunday, March 24, 2024

The FDA launched a war against ivermectin, but more importantly, it launched a war against the doctor-patient relationship.

The FDA can inform, but it has identified no authority allowing it to recommend consumers to stop taking a medicine.  That's what the Federal Circuit Judge Don Willett, appointed under Trump, said.  

The agency has chosen to resolve this lawsuit rather than to continue to litigate over statements that are between 2 and 4 years old.  

The FDA has not admitted any violation of law or any wrongdoing--  they're just going to settle though.  And they disagree with the plaintiff's allegation that the agency exceeded its authority in issuing the statements challenged in the lawsuit and stands by its authority to communicate with the public . . . but you're just going to cave, anyway.  

Tuesday, February 11, 2025

DR. ANNA TOKER: Fenbendazole and Ivermectin which are showing promising results in cancer treatment