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[joesixpack]

It is has been a little over two years since I had my second Pfizer vaccine.

 

I am sure many people other than me, are wondering, how long does it take for the effects of the vaccine,

and the spike proteins to be completely eliminated from our bodies.

 

While the vaccine may have been useful for the original, and deadly strain of Covid 19, it does not appear to be useful anymore. No protection from infection, or transmission. Same reason I don't take the Flu vaccine. But I still take the tetanus vaccine.

 

I have taken the FLCCC post vaccine protocol.

 

But, I wonder if there are any sources that can shed light on the how long it takes for the vaccine effects to be eliminated from our bodies.

 

Anyone have any information on this issue? I cannot find anything anywhere. And wouldn't you think this would be basic information available for a vaccine that is both safe and effective, and authorized by an EUA? Because there are no therapeutics that treat the disease, and that is the prime requirement for an EUA to be granted.

 

Right.

 

 

Edited by joesixpack, 08 April 2023 - 06:35 AM.

[Dorian Grey]

I'm in the same boat JoeSP.  Long term issues haven't had much enlightenment, particularly for the J&J jab.  

 

I had no trouble with my one & done J&J in April '21, or my J&J boost in November '21.  Came through omicron just fine in January '22.  Then, a year later had a shocking episode of cardiac angina hiking up a long hill in January '23.  

 

The doc who first described angina (William Heberden / 1768) said it perfectly: "They who are afflicted with it are seized while they are walking (more especially if it be up hill, and soon after eating) with a painful and most disagreeable sensation in the breast, which seems as if it would extinguish life, if it were to increase or continue; but the moment they stand still this uneasiness vanishes"

 

I expect, as spike is known to scar up blood vessels, coronary artery disease might be a primary long term issue with the vaccines to watch for.  A brisk walk up a long hill might be a good self diagnostic.  

 

I'm hoping it was just anemia (which is known to cause angina) from my recent blood donation 10 days earlier, but I've been a regular donor for over 30 years.  Had stepped up my donation frequency, hoping to drain off spike in '22, so perhaps I got a bit iron deficient.  I've walked up the same hill several times since without issue once my post donation red blood cells normalized, but once I experienced angina, every little twinge reminds me of the episode.  

 

I've been taking nattokinase, garlic extract, Vitamin-E with tocotrienols & high dose niacin as a cardiac therapeutic, so perhaps these have done some good.  

 

I also had my first cancer excision in mid '22.  Just a squamous cell / skin on back, but still a bit of a shock when your doc calls and says the magic  word "carcinoma".  I'm 66 years old, so perhaps time to start expecting some major malfunctions.  Excellent health throughout my life before this.  

 

They say if you survive into your senior years, heart disease or cancer are most likely what will take you out eventually.  I guess if I had to choose, I'd pick heart disease as the better way to go.  Still a shock when you get your first symptoms.  

Edited by Dorian Grey, 08 April 2023 - 03:57 PM.

[joesixpack]

There are some things we can do to get rid of the spike protein. Here is an article by Dr. Peter McCullough suggesting using nattokinase to break down the spike protein. Apparently it not just for assisting with heart issues. It also breaks down fibrinogen (clots) and the spike protein. The article and comments by other Drs. using it in the treatment of their patients mention dosage of 2,000 units. I have been using it, and NAC in addition to my regular supplementation. And of course, there will be no boosters.

 

https://petermccullo...-by-nattokinase

 

 

Edited by joesixpack, 10 April 2023 - 04:01 AM.