Thursday, March 31, 2022

Spike protein causes the glial cells, the repair cells in your brain, to self-destruct

Okay, this is not good.  None of the news coming from vaccinated individuals is good.  It's going to require a lifetime of care.  The spike protein crosses the blood brain barrier, BBB, and produces cognitive deficits and psychiatric problems.  Meaning that you'll lose your mind unless you slow this process down by consuming neuroprotective nutrients, like fish oils, like the whole spectrum of B vitamins.  B5 for youthfulness and longevity.  B6 for healthy micro gut biome. B12 for nerve regeneration.  Far-soluble B1 [Allithiamine, lipothiamine, and or benfotiamine] to protect your autonomic nervous system that automatically regulates all of your vital organs.  See this post.  What follows is extracted from the tweet above.

People worldwide are currently suffering from the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2)1,2. Increasing evidence has shown that COVID-19 patients not only manifest respiratory-related symptoms, but also develop neurological and psychiatric symptoms, depending on the stage of infection, ranging from headache to cognitive and mood disorders3,4. According to clinical studies, 19% and 14% of COVID-19 patients develop depression and anxiety, respectively5 and 10–20% suffer from cognitive impairment6. Therefore, it is obvious that SARS-CoV-2 somehow affects the central nervous system (CNS), but the molecular and cellular mechanisms are still elusive. Previous studies suspected direct SARS-CoV-2 infection into the CNS, as SARS-CoV-2 spike protein and transcripts were detected in post-mortem brains. Then, as a port of CNS entry, SARS-CoV-2 invasion via olfactory receptor neurons was proposed7. However, a recent study using unbiased transcriptome analysis of the post-mortem brain tissue of COVID-19 patients did not succeed in detecting molecular traces of SARS-CoV-2 virus in the brain parenchyma8 negating direct SARS-CoV-2 infection into the CNS parenchyma. More recently, it was reported that intravenously administered radiolabeled S1 subunit of SARS-CoV-2 spike protein (S1 protein) can translocate into brain parenchyma by crossing the blood–brain barrier9. Therefore, this suggests the possibility that S1 proteins translocated into the brain parenchyma may affect brain functions, which might underlie the neurological or psychiatric symptoms of COVID-19 patients. The possibility was examined by introducing S1 proteins into mouse brains. We showed that the injection of S1 protein into mouse hippocampus induced cognitive deficits and anxiety-like behaviors. As mechanisms, we found that SARS-CoV-2 S1 protein exerted non-cell autonomous hippocampal neuronal cell death by inducing interleukin-1 beta (IL-1β) expression from glial cells

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Dasatinib+Quercetin as a senolytic combo

 BPC-157 is a peptide.  

Never heard of Dasatinib. 

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WHAT COLOR ARE YOUR EGGS?


Unless you're buying your effs from a farmer's market, or even uf you're nor, it's hard to know the nutritional vale of eggs based on the color of the shells or the color of tbe yokes.  I used to think that an orange yoke frim an organic grower was the best guide.  It could still be the best guide.  But you really need to know how they're raised [free-ranged or farm-raised] to know if you're getting nutritional chicken meat and or nutritional eggs.  When will it be easier to know? 

I will never forget the replied to an email I sent to a pig farm in Texas when I asked if they could identify the ingredient labeled as "spices" in their sausage.  I write Mulay's back on October 12, 2012, and asked,
Hello, hello, hello,

I've been eating your Mulay's hot Italian sausage for almost 3 months now and love it.  My wife has also whipped up a couple batches of your recommended spaghetti sauce printed on the inside of the packages.  I was reviewing the ingredients with her and we both appreciated the simplicity of ingredients when my contrarian brother said that the ingredient "spices" isn't specified.  Do you mind--could I ask exactly what the collections of spices are in the term labeled "spices"?  Thanks for your time and efforts.
Their reply came, 
Well hello!
We are so glad that you love Mulay's Sausage!  Our ingredients are natural and the recipe very simple. However, if I gave you the recipe... You know the line "I'd have to kill you". 

Sorry, but please keep enjoying our families secret recipes!!  And thank you for taking the time to email us. 

Mulay's Sausage

She added her name and phone number in case I wanted follow-up contact, so she was nice but I was taken aback by the coy reply.  This what I mean when I say that it's hard to know what the nutritional value is on the foods we buy from markets.  

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32,179 COVID patients x $184k/patient = $5.9 billion in MethodistHosp revenue

People are collateral damage in an economic war. 

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IS HOLLYWOOD GREENLIGHTING DRAMAS TO CRUSH THE 1ST AMENDMENT?

Well, this was the most lucid assessment of Will Smith's slap of 57-year-old Chris Rock. People's first impression was that it was fake. I didn't think it was fake as much as it was staged. Staged, but to what effect?
 
Thank you to Carl Vernon.

First, Smith didn't punch Rock but slapped him.  It's easier to conceal a fake slap than it is to conceal a fake punch.  And in the above video, you can see Smith's open hand in preparation for a slap. It's easier to pull it.  But how do you account for the sound of open hand on face slap? I can't.

What's interesting is all the dancing around the incident as a way to cover or diminish the premise.  Purportedly, Smith slapped Rock because of a joke.  Smith took the joke as an affront against his wife, and perhaps herself as a victim to a condition that renders her unusually vulnerable, and therefore off limits to degrading or to joking or to insults.  Uh, hardly. The law is clear, speech is protected.  Property gives you the right to limit that protection  Chris Rock sold his protection by announcing that he wouldn't bring charges. Supposedly.  That's a lie.  Smith's battery of Rock seemed to me one more assault on free speech.  If Smith's handling of a joke at the Oscar's, which is traditionally a gathering to roast Hollywood, is to go unchecked, the message is that it's okay to hit someone if they offend you.  There goes the 1st Amendment. 


Pay attention to the lengths at which Hollywood and the media twist the story so as to bury the free speech issue.  Next, regardless of the roles he's played or the movies he's starred in, Will Smith gives to the Democratic Party like a nun gives to the Catholic church: regularly.  Here's proof:


From Open Secrets.  So, what?  Can't a guy give a few bucks, share his fortunes with those he deems share his values?  Of course, but we also know by now how the Democratic Party has been the vanguard at destroying American civic and cultural values in the summer of 2020 and beyond.  

There are plenty of vultures who  hear only their masters to the drowning of their soul or conscience, like this Loyala Marymount [Jesuit communist] professor, Maia Hoskin.
A professor at Loyola Marymount University believes Will Smith slapping comedian Chris Rock at Monday’s Academy Awards was an example of white supremacy in action


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