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Big Pharma’s Worst Nightmare

Top 21 Non-Prescription COVID Treatments That Will Save Your Life

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Why Have Effective Early COVID Treatments been Censored? .................................................. 1
What are the Severe Symptoms that COVID may Cause? ......................................................... 3
How does COVID Severely Affect the Body? .............................................................................. 4
Who is at Risk of Severe Symptoms and Hospitalization? ......................................................... 5
How can Repurposed Medicines and Early Treatment Save Your Life? ..................................... 6
The McCullough Protocol .......................................................................................................... 7
The Importance of Immune Priming ....................................................................................... 10
1. Ivermectin .................................................................................................................... 18
2. Povidone-iodine Nasal Rinse ........................................................................................ 19
3. Hydrogen Peroxide Nasal Rinse .................................................................................... 21
4. Zinc ............................................................................................................................... 22
5. Quercetin...................................................................................................................... 23
6. Vitamin D...................................................................................................................... 24
7. Hydroxychloroquine ..................................................................................................... 28
8. Vitamin E....................................................................................................................... 29
9. Vitamin C....................................................................................................................... 29
10. Vitamin A .................................................................................................................... 31
11. Vitamin B..................................................................................................................... 31
12. Glutathione ................................................................................................................ 32
13. L-arginine ................................................................................................................... 33
14. Antihistamines............................................................................................................ 35
15. Colloidal Silver ............................................................................................................ 35
16. Marshmallow roots - Althaea Officinalis .................................................................... 36
17. Andrographis paniculata (Green Chiretta) ................................................................. 36
18. Selenium..................................................................................................................... 37
19. Omega 3s ................................................................................................................... 37
20. Magnesium Supplements .......................................................................................... 38
21. Glycyrrhizin ................................................................................................................ 38
Dr. Mercola - The Importance of a Healthy Diet and Exercise ................................................. 39
Final Thoughts ......................................................................................................................... 45
Resources................................................................................................................................. 46
About Jonathan Otto ............................................................................................................... 47
WHY HAVE EFFECTIVE EARLY COVID
TREATMENTS BEEN CENSORED?

Just when we think we’ve seen the last variant, another magically emerges. To make matters worse, we’re
being forced to take an experimental vaccine that has caused over 23,000 REPORTED deaths and over 1 million
REPORTED adverse effects — and those numbers likely reflect only 1 percent of the ACTUAL deaths and injuries.

These negative effects are also being hidden and information about effective early treatment protocols is
being suppressed. In fact, one of our experts, Dr. Peter McCullough, who is a practicing internist, cardiologist,
epidemiologist, and chief medical advisor of Truth for Health Foundation, recently spoke out about his concerns
on the Joe Rogan Experience.

During the podcast, Dr. McCullough states, “It seems to me, early on, there was an intentional, very comprehensive,
suppression of early treatment in order to promote fear, suffering, isolation, hospitalization, and death. And it
seemed to be completely organized and intentional in order to create acceptance for, and then promote mass
vaccination.”1

And, not only are early treatment protocols being suppressed to boast the acceptance of vaccines, but doctors
have been threatened by medical boards and establishments for giving their patients information and prescriptions
for lifesaving early treatments.

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Some doctors have even been threatened, suspended, fired or had their medical license revoked. According the
the Defender, when Harvey Risch, M.D., Ph.D., published an article in the American Journal of Epidemiology about
the safe and effective use of hydroxychloroquine as an early treatment in COVID patients, he was criticized and
attacked by some in the medical industry, including some of his own colleagues.2

Despite much of the false information that is shared and published, there’s tons of research to show the
effectiveness of repurposed medicine in the early treatment of COVID.

For example, a study conducted by a Japanese pharmaceutical company, for example, led them to conclude that
ivermectin, an antiparasitic drug, does, in fact, have an ‘antiviral effect’ against omicron, other COVID variants.

Japanese conglomerate and pharmaceuticals company, Kowa, stated that “Ivermectin, which has already been
approved and widely used, is found to be effective. It is hoped that ivermectin will be utilized as a countermeasure
for COVID-19 as soon as possible.”3

Additionally, an article published by the American Journal of Therapeutics discusses the findings of a meta-analysis
that was conducted on the use of Ivermectin for the Prevention and Treatment of COVID-19 Infection. They
concluded that using ivermectin early in the clinical course may reduce numbers progressing to severe disease.4

They continue by saying, the apparent safety and low cost suggest that ivermectin is likely to have a significant
impact on the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic globally.5

Ivermectin is just one of the repurposed drugs that have shown to significantly decrease the severity of the
symptoms caused by COVID, reducing the probability of hospitalization.

In this eBook, our experts, including Dr. McCullough, share detailed, effective early treatment protocols that have
been proven to reduce the severity of illness caused by COVID. They also explain how these treatments have been
backed by research.

But before we dive into this, we’ll take a look at what’s considered severe symptoms of COVID, we’ll discuss who
is at risk and we’ll also discuss the huge difference that early home treatments can make.

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WHAT ARE THE SEVERE SYMPTOMS
THAT COVID MAY CAUSE?

Most people who get COVID only experience mild flu-like symptoms. But for some, symptoms can become quite
severe, leading to hospitalization and even death.

Common, severe symptoms of COVID6 include:

• Trouble breathing
• Constant pain or pressure in your chest
• Bluish lips or face
• Sudden confusion
• Having a hard time staying awake

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HOW DOES COVID SEVERELY AFFECT THE BODY?
As of 10th January 2022, COVID has been the cause of
death for 5,8 million people worldwide, according to Our
World in Data. Understanding how the virus causes death
has been one of the keys to developing effective early
treatment strategies to prevent these serious symptoms.
It also helps us to understand how these treatments are
effective.

So how does the virus typically behave in the body? It


depends on how immunocompromised you are, but for
people who experience severe symptoms, it looks like
this.

It starts as an upper respiratory infection and then for


some people, it turns into a lower respiratory infection,
causing inflammation and fluid build-up in the lungs.

Narveen Jandu, an assistant professor at the University of Waterloo that specializes in microbiology and infectious
diseases, talks about the unique way that COVID causes severe respiratory distress.

She states that it is the cell disruption that COVID-19 causes in the lungs that is the main reason this illness causes
a severe respiratory pathology.7

She continues to explain that when the virus enters the air sacs it interacts with type II cells that line these air
sacs and that the “spike” appearance of the COVID virus allows it to interact with a molecule on the type II cells,
invading them.

She states, “Once it gets inside these cells it’s going to start to replicate and multiply and divide and create copies
of itself… and then because it infected that one cell of ours, that one cell of ours essentially gets destroyed and
bursts open where it releases hundreds of new virus particles that can go on to infect more and more cells,”8

In this eBook, our experts discuss the effectiveness of early treatments, such as nebulizing budesonide and
povidone-iodine rinses, in preventing serious lung infections and reducing the severity of these symptoms.

Severe lung infection or pneumonia as a result of COVID-19 infection is not the only serious symptom that can
occur. Our experts talk about thrombosis being one of the other.

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WHO IS AT RISK OF SEVERE SYMPTOMS
AND HOSPITALIZATION?

With the emergence of COVID-19, we quickly realized that some people were at higher risk of developing serious
symptoms, leading to hospitalization. Those most at risk include:9

• Older individuals, particularly those aged 85 and older


• People with lung problems, including asthma
• People with Heart disease
• People with Brain and nervous system conditions such as stroke or Dementia
• People struggling with Diabetes or Obesity
• People with cancer and certain blood disorders such as sickle cell anemia
• People with weakened immune systems, including those on cancer treatments, those who take prednisone
long-term, people with HIV/Aids, and people who’ve had an organ or bone marrow transplants
• People who have chronic kidney or liver disease

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HOW CAN REPURPOSED MEDICINES AND EARLY
TREATMENT SAVE YOUR LIFE?

Repurposed medicines and effective early treatment protocols are aimed at directly addressing the mechanisms
causing these severe symptoms, such as reducing the rate at which it multiplies in the body, reducing the
inflammation in the body, and preventing thrombosis10 from occurring.

In this eBook, our specialists will give you insight into all the effective early treatment protocols that can be used
at home to significantly lower your risk of severe symptoms, hospitalization, and death caused by COVID.

They discuss the exact protocols to follow such as nasal rinses that eliminate the virus from the nasal passages.
They discuss the correct dosages of vitamins and minerals that are effective in reducing the severity of COVID
symptoms.

They also discuss, in detail, the repurposed medicines, along with the correct dosages, that have been proven to
be effective in reducing the rate at which the virus replicated in the body, reducing inflammation, and reducing
the risk of serious symptoms like thrombosis.

We’ll start with Dr. Peter McCullough, who is an internist, cardiologist, and professor of medicine at Texas A & M
College of Medicine. He has completed his medical degree as an Alpha Omega Alpha graduate from the University
of Texas Southwestern Medical School in Dallas.

He also completed his internal medicine residency at the University of Washington in Seattle, his cardiology
fellowship - including service as Chief Fellow - at William Beaumont Hospital, and his master’s degree in public
health at the University of Michigan.

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THE MCCULLOUGH PROTOCOL
“Early treatment with Omicron can be done almost exclusively with over-the-counter
solutions” - Dr. Peter McCullough
We’re having the largest surge of COVID 19 that we’ve
ever seen, and it’s basically like the common cold.
It is so transient, nasal congestion, fever, and viral
malaise. And then it’s over with very little pulmonary
involvement, very little risk of hospitalization, and
death.

There should be far less than a one percent chance of


hospitalization and death with appropriate, and really
fairly minimal early treatment. So as long as we stay on
the positive side of early treatment. Early treatment
with Omicron can be done almost exclusively with
over-the-counter solutions.

Omicron, we’ve now learned, is carving out a large


ecological niche. It’s the most highly mutated form
of the virus. It has 30 mutations in the spike protein,
10 in the receptor-binding domain, deletions, and
actually one insertion, which is rare. So there’s some
new code that’s in the receptor-binding domain of
the spike protein. And we’ve learned that while its
transmissibility is lower than Delta by modeling, by Dr. Fantini in France. The wild type was a transmissibility
index on a relative scale of 2, Delta was 10. This is coming in at 4. But the reason why Omicron is carving out this
large ecological niche is it’s competing directly with Delta. And what we learned from a paper from Hong Kong
University is that it can replicate 70 times faster than Delta. So basically, Omicron is out-replicating Delta. And in
a paper by Khan and colleagues from the African Research Institute, they’ve demonstrated that Omicron quickly
develops immunity in an individual to Delta.

So it’s closing the immunologic door on Delta. So not only is it out competing Delta for the next host but then is
actually shutting off the ability of Delta to spread. So I anticipate now the Delta outbreak is going to be brought
to a very quick close. This is actually wonderful because Delta was a very hard and long outbreak. Many patients
lost their lives. It attacked younger people. And I think Delta was the hardest to treat of all of them, as a treating
doctor. Now Omicron is very different. We are seeing reports- there was a report by Abdullah and colleagues from
South Africa showing that the inpatient mortality with Omicron shockingly was 1%.

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We’ve never seen that. The contemporary ICU mortality in the US Stop COVID program is 30%. We know from
the federally-funded IV network published in JAMA, first author 10-40 and colleagues, that the overall inpatient
mortality through the publication point, which I believe was September, 45% had Delta in the 10-40 study in
JAMA. That the inpatient mortality for fully vaccinated was between 6 and 7% and for unvaccinated between 8
and 9%. Let me tell you, 1% of all comers in the Abdullah data from South Africa is a giant difference. And as I’ve
pointed out in so many of the manuscripts, these patients who get hospitalized, don’t receive any early treatment.
So if we actually could identify and triage high-risk Omicron patients and treat them early, we could get to basically
0% mortality very quickly.

So we actually don’t need doctors, nurses, or other health care personnel. We just simply need an educational
message to the public on how to manage this. Individuals do not need to carry fear. The fear of hospitalization and
death, I think, is largely resolved and is resolved by the mutations that have basically been pummeled into SARS-
CoV-2 via recombination, in a sense.

Mother Nature has taken the starch out of COVID 19. There are some connections between SARS-CoV-2, the virus,
and COVID 19 illness and cancer. And what we know is patients with previous cancer have a much more difficult
time with respiratory illness because their bodies have been knocked down with cancer, whether it’s treated
surgically with chemotherapy or radiation therapy. That’s one important point.

So whenever I have a patient with a pre-existing cancer, I am more concerned. The second point is both cancers,
most cancers that we could think of in terms of solid organ cancers, as well as blood cancers or bone marrow
cancers. They are a catabolic strain on the body, partly due to the malignancy and partly because of the treatments
that we use. But I mean, my catabolic strength is there is a nutritional state strain.

COVID 19 patients many times have a catabolic strain and they lose weight and preferentially they lose muscle
mass, not fat mass, muscle mass. And so cancer and COVID 19 have those similarities to them. And so the
realization that naturopathic nutraceutical integrative medicine approaches that have a beneficial or salutary
effect on cancer also have a beneficial effect on COVID 19 because of COVID 19. As long as we can take an edge
off the intensity and severity of symptoms. That’s probably all that’s needed for someone to avoid the risks of
hospitalization and death.

We hear countless scenarios or vignettes where people say, you know, I just used a variety of naturopathic
nutraceutical approaches and I made it through COVID 19, avoiding the hospital. It’s certainly possible if you can
imagine just a little bit more in terms of symptomatology a little less bearable in terms of the symptoms.

Fever, shortness of breath, viral malaise can be just enough to push somebody over the edge. And then once they
go to the hospital, the hospital has its own sequence of events that, by itself, can ultimately contribute to the risk
of death. So those similarities exist.

There’s going to be a lot of spinoffs of the drugs we’ve used for COVID 19 and other applications. So for example,
we’re using now for modifying a histamine blocker for its antiviral effects as well as antihistamine effects. I think

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that’s an innovative approach. We’re using colchicine, a prior drug, but we’re using it for its systemic inflammatory
effects, particularly pleural pericardial involvement of SARS-CoV-2.

And then our antivirals, which I think are really remarkable. Hydroxychloroquine, three separate mechanisms of
action, and hydroxychloroquine wasn’t much of a stretch because we use it for intracellular infections like malaria,
and also it’s a powerful anti-inflammatory. So since SARS-CoV-2 is an intracellular infection and is an inflammatory
illness. Hydroxychloroquine wasn’t much of a stretch to actually employ that as a therapy, and it’s worked out well.

The medical community can be relieved. We have actually been relieved of our reliance on hydroxychloroquine
and ivermectin. By and large severe cases, we can use a monoclonal antibody or such a rhythm that there will be
patients who we could use a or ivermectin. We have the new Pfizer drug coming in a combination of economies
like three inhibitors, and we’re return of our older producers and we have the Merck drug coming in Molnupiravir.
So in a sense, the crisis is over. Omicron coming in is going to be manageable at home. Over-the-counter remedies
are the featured approach.

So the McCullough protocol is called sequence multidrug therapy for COVID 19, and it’s now a year old. This figure
is a year old and there have been changes. The changes that I’ve mentioned don’t include iodine or hydrogen
peroxide being used. There’s a virus hydrotherapy increased every four hours of the acute treatment, that’s an
important update here.

Adding in the new Pfizer and Merck drugs are important additions, phasing out the Regeneron monoclonal antibody
that carries over Melbourne in November and moving the Socha River Map into that space. The corticosteroids
and anti-inflammatories and anticoagulants stay the same.

Adding famotidine up under the over available over the counter. So the McCullough protocol is now in a sense, it’s
a year out there. It’s been widely utilized in guidelines widely used in home treatment guides. Some people have
given some credit to this that it may have saved millions, if not tens of millions of lives. It’s a very rewarding thing
to be involved with, and it’s not just me. It is a whole host of important people who have contributed their ideas,
thoughts, and their energies towards coming up with a sequenced multidrug approach.

But it’s ripe for revision. But the revision is easier. Its revision is actually more leveraged towards over-the-counter,
widely available solutions that should not be controversial, in fact, are not controversial. And it’s more leveraged
now with brands to use authorized products, of which we’re thankful for our government for bringing forward
fantastic.

The McCullough Protocol has undoubtedly been used to save many lives by providing effective early treatment
protocols to COVID patients. Throughout this eBook, we’ll be sharing Dr. McCullough’s protocols. We will also
be sharing expert advice from Dr. Henry Ealy, a licensed Naturopathic Doctor with over 20 years of clinical
experience. He earned a BSc in Mechanical Engineering from UCLA and is also Board Certified in Holistic
Nutrition. But first, we look at why he believes early treatment is the best way to prevent serious illness and
hospitalization from COVID.

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THE IMPORTANCE OF IMMUNE PRIMING
“The best approach, in my professional opinion, is to prepare the immune system for
battle”. - Dr. Henry Ealy
When we look at the inoculation data from the CDC, and this is
through August 13th, we can see the number of people who’ve been
inoculated. And what I like to point out here that drives me up the
wall is that over 200,000 children under age 12 have been inoculated
even though they are not eligible. This is a crime. This is a definitive
crime to inoculate someone using an experimental product that is not
eligible. But the CDC has said nothing about this, done nothing about
this. Over 200,000 children have been inoculated and they should have
never been eligible for it. That’s medical misconduct. That is clearly a
problem. And as a result, some of these kids have gotten injured. But
what we want to do is look at the reported injuries versus the potential
gain of benefit.

And we look at reported injuries versus potential gain of benefit, what


it does is it helps us understand what is the risk of injury based upon
the number of people who’ve been inoculated? What percentage are
being injured? And wherever the risk of injury exceeds gain of benefit,
this tells us that these people, this age demographic should not be
eligible. If the risk exceeds the benefit, then these groups should not be eligible. This is basic math going on here.
Again, it’s all CDC data. So kids that are under 12 are 4.7x greater risk than benefit. And that would be bigger if
they opened it up. But this is a group that doesn’t need it. Why would you need something, an experimental
inoculation, if you’re at a 99.98% recovery rate and a 99.99% recovery? That doesn’t make any sense. Kids 12
to 17, 15.8x greater. This, again, as of August 13th, 15.8x greater risk than benefit in that age range. 18 to 39,
3.4x greater risk than benefit. So when you see those, anybody under 40, there’s no statistical argument that
they should be eligible for it. So Simone Scott, she should have never been eligible to receive the experimental
inoculation based upon the risk of injury versus gain of benefit data that we have. Never.

It’s important just to note that really simply that for 6% of death, this is as of August 23rd of 2020, for 6% of deaths,
COVID-19 was the only cause mentioned. So for deaths or conditions or causes in addition to COVID-19 on average,
there were 2.6 additional conditions. So there were 2.6 comorbidities. But when we go to September 17th, a year
later, that has gotten even worse. So over 5% of the deaths, so COVID-19 was the only cause mentioned. So that’s
a clever way of wording it to say 95% of the death certificates had multiple comorbidities listed in Part II, 95% of
them. And on average, there were 4 comorbidities listed. For 95% of that means that COVID isn’t the cause for
those and we need to do a full audit on them.

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I always like to share recovery rates here. So we have the recovery rates and percentages. But I also like to share
the actual numbers. This is through September 6th on this one. So in the zero to 4 age range, there have been over
700,000, almost 700,000 recoveries. In the 5 to 17 age range, at least 3.3 million recoveries. In the 18 to 39, over
11 million recoveries. Folks, by and large, the common experience from COVID is not death, is not hospitalization.
It’s recovery. The numbers don’t lie. And this is all, again, CDC data.

So how do we assist this? Well, we assist this by looking at what we can do to, like we said, and we led with,
to prime the immune system. What we’ve done is put together a really, I think, thorough prevention and early
treatment strategy down here. Some of you might already be aware of this. We had a great talk that I was a part of
with Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. Simone Gold from the American Frontline Doctors, and myself. Just really in-depth
on what we are seeing clinically, the exact conversation that we should be having throughout this.

I think it’s really important also to bear in mind this disclaimer, I wanna make sure that that’s a part of everything
I’m doing now, that all the information that we share on this interview and that’s shared on this website and
anything else that I do share with the audience is that it’s public domain and for educational purposes. Information
can be shared freely with the understanding that all statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. You can go
to the FDA’s website to get their position on various therapeutic interventions. I respectfully disagree with a great
deal that’s on there, but that’s neither here nor there. I think we should be able to disagree in a free society.

We are required to inform you, though, that any information presented on this site, in this interview, on any of the
videos are not intended to advise, diagnose, treat, cure, prevent any disease, including COVID, and we’re required
to inform you that any information presented on this site, videos in this interview are not intended to constitute
legal advice. Always, I should say, consult with qualified licensed medical professionals and legal experts before
acting on information that is presented in this interview.

With that being said, you know, we wanna be sure we can share evidence-based information. I think that’s the
real key here. So, I’ve been working and I provide some background here on the work that I’ve been doing really
since June 30th of 2020 and before to try and work with and collaborate with state health officials. I submitted
for everybody’s review a couple of Gmails and a couple of emails that I’ve had with some folks. We’ve been in a
couple of meetings, but we’ve been largely ignored without any really justifiable reason, in my opinion.

With that being said, you know, and with a duty to help people in need, I want to do that, do my part through
education. I’ve been teaching for well over 2 decades. I’m the founder of the Energetic Health Institute. What
we do is we bring information together, we collect it, we analyze it, we really organize it, and then we share that
information from the heart for the betterment of all. That’s in our mission statement.

A couple of things. If you want real detail, we’ve collected well over 100 research articles here on COVID-19:
Restoring Public Trust During a Health Crisis. There’s lots of links throughout this website to substantiate what
we’re saying. We’re not just pulling things out of thin air and left field. We wanna make sure that what we share
is verifiable information, as we should all be doing. These are the basic standards for it.

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So, I’ll get into this information a little bit later, but I wanna talk about immune priming as a theory because people
talk about prevention and prevention strategies. And I want to make sure that we understand when we’re talking
about COVID, what we can do to make sure that our immune system is prepared for any exposure to COVID,
especially if it’s a first-time exposure and a person’s immune system hasn’t really figured out yet how to deal with
this infection, especially if it’s one of the Delta variant or any of the new variants that come along.

The best approach, in my professional opinion, is to prepare the immune system for battle. To prepare your
immune system to be effective, efficient, and really work on your behalf. And to do that, your immune system is
going to need some key immunological nutrients.

People who have an abundance of nutrients in their


bodies are going to be less likely to experience severe
symptomatology, need hospitalization, and have worse
outcomes. People who are deficient in these things, people
who are deficient in Vitamin D, Vitamin E, Vitamin C,
Vitamin A, which we’ll come to next, are gonna be more
likely to have a much more arduous experience when they
encounter and are affected by a new pathogen.

People ask me, “Well, how do I know if my multivitamin


is good? How do I know if it’s strong enough?” Right?
Multivitamins are fantastic at nourishing your mitochondria
within the cells, your cells’ powerhouses. I have been
working for over 2 decades with people. I have not had one
patient who hasn’t been on a multivitamin because that’s
how essential multivitamins are to the entire restoration of
health and healing process.

When we are healing, there’s one rule I put above all others: get the body producing energy. When the body
produces energy, healing is virtually, not always, but virtually a foregone conclusion. So, what we do is we get
a good strong multivitamin with a lot of B-complex vitamins because I should say almost all of the B-complex
vitamins participate in energy production at the mitochondrial level.

The other things that turn on are the ability to replicate a healthier version of itself. It takes energy to replicate, so
we want to make sure that that happens with minimal errors throughout the process. How do we do that? Energy,
ATP, and then we have metabolic enzymes, enzymes that are gonna help break down foods into smaller substrates
so that the cell can digest and do the things that it needs to do. Well, folks, it all requires energy. When you have
energy at the cell level being produced, then something amazing happens. The cell starts producing a wide array
of enzymes. And when the cell starts producing a wide array of enzymes, you get to see what the potential of that
cell really is and how your body is designed to heal, right?

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Your body is encoded with all the information it needs to heal. It just needs a little bit and it doesn’t ask you for much.
It doesn’t ask for much Vitamin D, much vitamin E, much Vitamin C, and all the other wonderful immunological
nutrients. It doesn’t ask for much, but what it needs, that little bit it needs, and it’s your job to provide it. So, a little
bit of Vitamin D goes a long way, a little bit of Vitamin E, Vitamin C, Vitamin A, zinc, quercetin, bifidobacterium,
and even a multivitamin, a really strong multivitamin, something with a Vitamin B5 content above 100 milligrams.
These are all good ideas for priming your immune system.

If you added a good amino acid, protein powder, something to put into
a smoothie, if you added onto that, if you wanted to be really specific,
liposomal glutathione, then what can happen for you is now you have set
your immune system up for success. Your immune system is primed, it’s on
the lookout, and should you come into contact with the SARS-CoV-2 virus,
which you will, that’s something we’re all gonna have to accept, everybody
is going to be exposed to this at some point.

That’s the problem with having a man-made manufactured virus released


into humanity, you know? That’s why we don’t wanna support gain-of-
function research and opening Pandora’s box because it is a guarantee that
once something escapes containment, or is released from containment, the
investigation will have to show what happened there, but once something
like that happens, it’s a virtual certainty that it’s going to spread throughout the entire species. And that’s where
putting your immune system in a position for success, priming your immune system can be so instrumental.

So, what we’ve done on this page, prevention, and early treatment, what we’ve done on this page on the
COVIDcon21 website is we’ve laid out based upon the research what is the therapeutic range of nutrients for all
these things for truly priming your immune system in our opinion. Again, this is for educational purposes, and
we would want you to discuss this with your doctor. And you know, and they might have a different opinion and
that’s okay. You have to decide. You have to decide who you’re gonna go with and what you’re gonna do. That’s
the power that you still possess. We want you to keep that power.

We put up here the difference between what the recommended dietary allowance and what we’re recommending
for a therapeutic range is. We have it for different age ranges, 13 and up and 5 to 12 published on the site. So,
there’s information here to consider. We’re not saying, again, we’re not advising, we’re not treating, we’re not
making any claims. There’s no attempt to be deceptive here. We’re just saying, this is what the empirical evidence
suggests. This is what’s in the literature.

Now, when you go a little bit deeper, this is the basis for my immunological work when I work with people. I’ve
consulted with over 100 cases, we have a 100% success rate in the cases that I’ve consulted on, and we’ve had
noticeably accelerated recoveries as well. So, this is the basis of what I’m doing with this, is understanding the
mechanism of action, what’s happening at the cellular level with all these nutrients, and then making sure that
the nutrients are available to the person in need.

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When we go a little bit further down, and on this page, you can find stuff like Clinical Testing and we’re really
advocating that people make sure after they recover, they test for antibodies, for IgG antibodies so they can prove
that they’re immune and not even potential threat to anyone. We have a lot of great stuff here on Vitamin D,
specifically from the c19early.com website. This is their specific Vitamin D page on there, but really great. These
folks here, I don’t know who they are, but they have organized so much research, virtually all of the available
research from around the world, for everything from ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine to Vitamin D, Vitamin
C, Vitamin A, so you can see what the scientific literature is actually saying instead of having to be reliant on a
narrative.

Now, we have some information on this page as well on recovery information, and especially for mild. “Mild”
meaning that a person’s hospitalization is not required. But one of the things that when people get tested that’s
been fingernails on the chalkboard for me is they get sent home often with no recommendations, no prescriptions,
nothing. They’ll just say, “If things get worse, come back and see us. We’ll start treating you.”

That’s not the way medicine is supposed to be practiced. In medicine, when we get to a diagnosis, the whole point
of doing testing and checking symptomatology and clinically getting to a definitive diagnosis is to open up the
pharmacopeia so we know what we need to do to treat and help that person recover. Sending somebody home
after you’ve diagnosed them with COVID is unethical because you’re not sending them home with treatment.
You’re not sending them home with something that’s gonna support their immunological response and hopefully
prevent a future hospitalization. It’s unethical, so we really like the work that Dr. Pierre Kory of the Front Line
COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance, the FLCCC, has been doing.

The thing nutritionally we know definitively from the literature is that people who are deficient in Vitamin D,
people who are deficient in glutathione are much more likely, and I should say the bifidobacterium, are much more
likely, much greater probability of severe symptomatology and hospitalizations. This is important information that
we should be getting out to every practitioner who’s interested in honoring their oath over honoring a fraudulent
narrative of what’s going on. And I am gonna say that, okay?

Now, what we have here is, again, some information on how to- on the amounts that we’ve seen working clinically.
Again, this information has not been evaluated by the FDA, and it’s not intended to act as advice, diagnose,
treat, cure, prevent any disease, including COVID, all right? It’s food for thought, it’s food for consideration, and
something we would hope that you would be talking with your medical team about because I know my patients
do a great job of educating me. Maybe you can be that patient that educates your doctor and sparks their interest
in going, “Okay, I wasn’t aware of this. I wanna learn more.”

That’s when you know you’ve got a good doctor, when you bring some information to them that they’re not aware
of and they research it for themselves, consider it, and then can come back and have a conversation with you. One
of my not favorite things to say to people, but it’s something that I think is important if we are really espousing
integrity, is that when we don’t know something, to simply say, “I don’t, but I’m gonna learn. I don’t know what
you just asked me. I can’t answer your question because I don’t know enough about it, but I’m gonna go get
educated the best I can so we can talk about it.” That’s when you know you got a good doc that you’re working
with.

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So I’m just gonna share some studies that you can rely on, I think, ‘cause they’re just great studies on this. So the
CDC does something called the NHANES survey, the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, to assess
what percentage of Americans are deficient in key immunological nutrients. They’ve done this through 2004,
and then we have another summary of studies from 2005 to 2016. And what these studies confirmed was that
Americans by and large are deficient in Vitamin A to the tune of 35 to 45% of Americans are deficient in Vitamin
A. 37 to 46% of Americans are deficient in Vitamin C. 65 to 95% of Americans are deficient in Vitamin D.

60 to 84% of Americans are deficient in Vitamin E. And 11 to 15% are deficient in zinc. What is this telling us?
Americans are deficient in key immunological nutrients. This is why it’s so important to prime the immune system
‘cause most people’s immune systems are nutrient deficient, placing them at very high risk for prolonged recovery
times, long haul, very serious adverse events from the infection symptomatology, and fatality.

So, let’s see what the peer-reviewed research has showing on this. I’m just gonna pull out a couple of things here.

And then we talked about this Vitamin C study, what was going on in
the Wuhan epicenter with Dr. Cheng and Dr. Richard Anderson, who
wrote on it. He wasn’t in the epicenter. But this is the study that
showed 50 cases, moderate to severe COVID. Everybody recovered,
everybody recovered faster using intravenous Vitamin C. Zinc, these
patients were found to have higher rates of complications, acute
respiratory distress, corticosteroid therapy, prolonged hospital stay,
and increased mortality. These are people who are deficient in zinc,
okay? So, what are they saying in their conclusions?

A significant number of COVID-19 patients were zinc deficient.


These zinc deficient patients developed more complications, and
the deficiency was associated with prolonged hospital stay and
increased mortality. Same thing has been found with deficiencies of
glutathione. Same thing has been found with deficiencies of Vitamin
D. So imagine putting all of those nutrients together, instead of
looking at them in individual ways. Now you’re putting yourself in a
position where you can prime your immune system to be very, very
effective.

This is the Brownstein study that was done in Detroit, Michigan, a suburb of it. Great study here. 107 patients
were involved in the study. They used early treatment, given to 99% of patients first 4 days of symptom onset. So
as soon as their symptoms, they started treating immediately like we should always do. Vitamin A at a 100,000
IUs, Vitamin C at a 1,000 milligrams per hour during waking time. So they’re giving, really, if a person’s up for 12
hours, they’re giving up to 12,000 milligrams of Vitamin C. Vitamin D, 50,000 IUs daily, so very aggressive dose of
Vitamin D, love it.

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And iodine 25 milligrams daily. So small little touch of iodine. Also giving some solution of hydrogen peroxide and
saline for people to breathe in. And what did they find after using this? First improvement on average was at 2.5
days. Everyone was mostly better by 4.5 days and completely better by 7 days. What they noticed in this, and this
was published in July of 2020, is that 100% improvement in all 100% patients treated. They had 100% success rate,
simply using targeted therapeutic levels of key immunological nutrients. 107 out of 107 recovered.

So where that takes us to is some suggestions. And we have this on the website again. Let me go bring it back
here. And this is where we developed our immune priming from, right here. That’s where we have on the immune
priming on the covidcon21 page. And you can get to that from the top. We lay out the case for immune priming
and based upon your age, which nutrients should you consider. And when I first put together some of the work
that I just showed you, we were in our infancy in understanding what was going on. And we still knew that there
was a lot of things that we could utilize. Now, we’ve since added on an understanding of why we need to include
quercetin to help act as a zinc ionophore.

We know and we’ve learned about bifidobacterium. We understand previously about the role that a multivitamin
plays. And then we get later on for people who are actually infected and sick, we get other information from the
UCSD Salk Institute Study, L-Arginine, liposomal glutathione or N-acetyl cysteine. Serrapeptase, which didn’t come
out of that study, that’s just a theoretical add-on. You know, and there’s post-inoculation injury, the liquid iodine
from the Brownstein study.

Folks, there’s so much out there. It can be a little overwhelming. That’s why, sit down with it and make sure you
discuss it with your healthcare team. You know what I mean? I think that’s really important that you do that. But
overall, that’s what I have to present. There’s always more, but I think that’s a good place for us to end tonight.
And hopefully there’s a lot of information for you to digest, discuss with qualified healthcare professionals, and
make decisions that are best for you and your family. The data is very clear.

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The high percentage, an insanely high, I shouldn’t say insanely, a significantly high percentage, 99 percentile and
up of people recover without really any help or any assistance. Yes, some people have severe symptomatology
from the infection. Some people require hospitalization. Some people will require a lot of intervention. And
typically, those people are entering into these situations, these infections with a severe nutrient deficiency status
and a severe number of comorbid preexisting conditions.

So the data’s clear on that. The data’s very clear on which groups, what age groups and which health groups are
succumbing to the infection. And it’s very clear it’s not the young and it’s not the people who are in a good state
of health. So this is where we come in and we say that old adage still hold and rings true, an ounce of prevention
is worth a pound of cure.

Alright, everybody, I’m Dr. Henry Ealy, founder of the Energetic Health Institute, lead author for the COVID research
team and executive producer for covidcon21. It’s been my pleasure to be here with you today, sharing all this
information. And I hope you will use it in good health, use it wisely, and use it in discussion and collaboration with
your trusted medical teams. Thank you so much.

Dr. Henry Ealy’s approach to priming the immune system is based on studies that have been done, showing
that a large percentage of the population are deficient in key vitamins and minerals that are important for
protecting the immune system from being completely run down by COVID infection. Throughout this eBook,
Dr. Ealy talks about the importance of priming the immune system, even before infection occurs. He gives us
the tools we need to prepare and strengthen our immune systems, making severe illness, hospitalization, and
even death a lot less probable.

In this eBook, you’ll also gain invaluable insight about repurposed medications that doctors are using to save lives
from the severe symptoms of COVID. You’ll get to hear from our expert speakers, who discuss these medicines in
detail. We’ll start off with Ivermectin.

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1. Ivermectin
Ivermectin is an antiparasitic drug that was desiged to
treat a variety of parasitic infections. Many studies have
shown that Ivermectin has been a key player in effective
early COVID treatments.

According to Children’s Health Defense, researchers used


computational analyses to evaluate the performance
of 10 medications against the Omicron variant, finding
that ivermectin outperformed all of them, including
nirmatrelvir (Paxlovid) a new drug from Pfizer that has
cost taxpayers $5.29 billion and costs $529 per course of
treatment.11

Here’s what our experts have to say about the effectiveness


of Ivermectin in treating COVID.

Dr. McCullough: Ivermectin, I think, is one of the most


interesting because ivermectin has three separate
mechanisms of action, and it’s the only agent that actually
directly antagonizes the spike protein. It impacts favorably,
blocking to some degree the nuclear entry of the virus into
the nucleus of the human cell. And then also, it favorably
changes a whole variety of enzymes within the cell family
of enzymes called kinases that allow the cell to better
survive the basic onslaught of SARS-CoV-2 infection.

So ivermectin is used in parasitic infections with incredible success, including river blindness. We use it for scabies.
We can use it in a variety of parasitic infections. And so because cancer in cancer and cancer spread involves
processes of the cell to cell communication and what’s called horizontal transfer of genetic material from cell to
cell. It is conceivable that we’ve stumbled onto some incredible revelations with respect to the use of these drugs.

As we sit here today, our CDC nail care system, which is quite accurate, anticipates that 95 percent of all the
infections in the United States are Omicron and data by Abdullah. Our colleagues from South Africa suggest
the mortality rate, even for sick patients who get to the hospital with Omicron, is one percent. And with our
early treatment approach and early recognition, I would anticipate if we manage this correctly that we’ll get to
mortality with COVID 19 with far less than one percent.

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2. Povidone-iodine nasal rinse
Povidone-iodine, frequently used to disinfect wounds and
surgery sights, has been a huge role player in helping inactivate
the virus. According to a study published by the National Library
of Medicine, nasal and oral PVP-I antiseptic solutions are effective
at inactivating the SARS-CoV-2 at a variety of concentrations
after 60-second exposure times. The formulations tested
may help to reduce the transmission of SARS-CoV-2 if used
for nasal decontamination, oral decontamination, or surface
decontamination in known or suspected cases of COVID-19.12

Here’s our expert speakers’ advice about the effectiveness of


Povidone-iodine nasal rinses.

Dr. McCullough: Turns out, though, that the virus, just like
with hand sanitizers, is easily killed by many substances. The
virus is also killed by a whole variety of other substances,
including colloidal silver, sodium hypochlorite, potentially other
spices, herbs, and spices. People have tried a whole variety of
naturopathic remedies that actually seem to symptomatically
work. But what we know from the published data is there are
12 Poveda and iodine studies and one of them is a large, high-
quality, prospective randomized trial. In total, there are nearly
900 patients in clinical trials, and there’s.

Absolutely no doubt early treatment dramatically reduces the risk of hospitalization and death by zapping the
virus, killing the virus in the nasal passages. We reduce the intensity and duration of symptoms. And by that
mechanism, reduce the risk of hospitalization and death. We probably actually reduce the risk of invasiveness.
There are actually fewer viruses that can invade the body. So how often do we recommend this stuff every four
hours with acute illness? We can do it twice a day for prevention, and it’s extraordinary. The impact of this is
inexpensive. It’s universally available, and the innovation came from the East came from Bangladesh and other
countries around it. And the information emerged in 2021.

I am remorseful that I couldn’t help more patients with this simple recommendation. Now, this is a uniform
recommendation and I get patient after patient saying, “Wow, I’m already better”. I’m already very particular.
Omicron is a high-intensity, very quickly replicating virus. It’s perfect. The faster a virus replicates, the more
amenable it is to something that’s going to kill it.

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Here is the published metadata on this; 71 percent improvement across all the studies. The big study is by
Chowdhary and colleagues for the outcomes of measurement for late treatment even later in disease. Forty-
four percent improvement. Who would not try it even later in disease? And then finally, for prophylaxis, about
forty-five percent preventive. But only one study, the seat study from Singapore, attempted to show that it was a
relatively large study. But the point is, even preventively, it plays a role and it all depends on how assiduous one
is in doing that.

So we have some, I think, some universe of ours to conclude. I would like to say that, one, no matter where they
are, they can have a COVID 19 readiness kit - a COVID 19 survival kit at this point in time. COVID 19 should not be
a surprise. We’re two years into this and doctors are still getting calls. Doctor, I’m surprised I got COVID, so I know
everyone’s going to get COVID. It looks like we’re going to get COVID more than once now with Omicron, even the
recovered and vaccinated, everyone is going to get COVID.

So if we just plan that everyone’s going to get this illness, it’s mild. It’s a mild respiratory illness. What we have in
our home toolkit, we would have provided iodine as our nasal virus, hydrotherapy and a bottle of it’s going to last
forever because we use such a dilute solution that’s not tolerated. We would have hydrogen peroxide next.

So if the virus is up in the nose, it is reasonable to actually kill the virus in the nose. And the question is, how do you
kill it? We now know it can be killed with pervading iodide. Pablo, nine, is known as Baradine. It’s sold as a liquid in
a bottle that we use to sterilize wounds. That bulk distribution of it is a 10 percent solution. We can actually dilute
that one to 10. So conveniently, that’s half a teaspoon in a shot glass of water, which is point five CCS. And that
solution, which should be the consistency of dark tea, can be squirted or sprayed up in the nose, sniffed back and
then spit out very important and bring it all the way back and then spit it out and then do it twice on either side.

That’s an effective nasal wash that is tremendously valuable for people to understand that can be used for common
colds that can be used for bacterial sinusitis. Iodine kills germs. That’s the reason why we use it to sterilize the skin
when we do surgeries and other procedures.

Well, if someone cannot tolerate it, there is an iodine allergy. They have a hyper-functioning thyroid problem like
Graves disease or hyperfunction, and they can’t take it and we need something else to use. What else can we use?
We can use hydrogen peroxide.

Dr. Orient: You can take the 10% povidone-iodine that you get from the drug store, which is used as a disinfectant.
And then you dilute it with the distilled water with a pinch of salt in it, and then you can swoosh it around in your
mouth, gargle with it, spit it out. Take a little Q-tip and dob some in your nose and do it twice a day, maybe for
prophylaxis.

Maybe do it 4 times a day or more often if you’re feeling sick. But there are studies, not huge studies, but there
are studies that show maybe an 80% reduction in the number of hospitalizations and deaths just by killing off the
virus when it’s in your nose.

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3. Hydrogen peroxide nasal rinse
Like Povidone-iodine, hydrogen peroxide has also been used to as a nasal
rinse, our exerts give a rundown about how it’s used and it’s effectiveness
in early treatment and prevention of COVID.

Dr. McCullough: Hydrogen peroxide is more noxious to tissues than


anybody’s ever poured. Hydrogen peroxide in a wound will see it bubble
up, and it’ll hurt. The current available over-the-counter hydrogen peroxide
has to be diluted basically one two three. So that would be three-quarters
of a teaspoon in 1.5 cc’s of water, a shot glass and then that can also be
squirted up or sniffed up. But if it burns, it means it’s too strong. Many
can’t tolerate that, so it has to be used with a nebulizer. So if we nebulize
hydrogen peroxide and we actually sniff it into the passages that can be
done. So hydrogen peroxide, I think, is the second-best to provide an idea
just because of the nature of what hydrogen peroxide is.

So the McCullough protocol is called sequence multidrug therapy for COVID


19, and it’s now a year old. This figure is a year old and there have been
changes. The changes that I’ve mentioned don’t include iodine or hydrogen
peroxide being used. There’s a virus hydrotherapy increased every four
hours of the acute treatment, that’s an important update here.

Jonathan Otto: The prospect of something having an 80% reduction in


hospitalization rates when it’s so readily available and harmless - iodine is harmless. I mean, if somebody has
thyroid issues, that’s the only potential concern of someone using iodine. But outside of that, there’s no real issue
there for people. Right?

Dr. Jane Orient: Right. But Dr. McCullough points out that if you are allergic to iodine, you have a problem with
that. You could use diluted hydrogen peroxide as well.

Jonathan Otto: Yeah. What do you think of this compared to nebulizing budesonide?

Dr. Jane Orient: Well, nebulizing budesonide is for symptoms if you are infected. And a lot of people find that it is
very helpful in relieving the cough or the shortness of breath, and it has less systemic effect than taking prednisone
or prednisolone or something else by mouth or intravenously. But budesonide, many asthmatics use that, it has
been a real lifesaver. Some physicians have found that it also dramatically cuts the risk of hospitalization if used,
when the patient is symptomatic, especially if they have respiratory symptoms like a cough or shortness of breath.

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4. Zinc
Zinc is essential for health, and it plays a key role in childhood
development, the immune system, wound healing, and other
functions.13 It is particularly effective if taken long-term. Let’s see
what our experts have to say.

Dr. McCullough: Zinc, 50 mg elemental zinc is an inhibitor of the


polymerase. Many adults are zinc deficient. Almost everybody is
zinc deficient. So that needs to be their vitamin D five thousand
international units prevention. And that analysis shows that we
achieve a vitamin D level in the blood of fifty or greater. There’s
almost a zero percent mortality with COVID 19’s extraordinary
relationship and then with the Q chip. And now we use 20000
international units a day of vitamin C. Not much data on
prevention, but clearly an active treatment is three thousand
milligrams a day.

Dr. Orient: The four pillars of treatment: Contagion control,


early treatment, then In-hospital treatment, and Vaccination.
The second pillar, which is an early home treatment, is the one
that has been largely neglected here. And that’s what we are
emphasizing. The 3 stages of the disease are, first, when the virus
is replicating. And then when you’re having all types of inflammatory symptoms, and then finally the blood clotting,
which is probably the way that most people die. And so you want to stop things while the virus is replicating, but
after that, there are things that you can do to cut down on the inflammation or to prevent blood clots.

Zinc sulfate, helps to get the treatment inside the cell. The zinc sulfate needs to get into the cell and the quercetin
and also Hydroxychloroquine helps to penetrate the cell so that it can prevent the virus from replicating when it
gets into the cell.

Dr. Ealy: Zinc has these wonderful, wonderful attributes. One of the things that it’s gonna do is it’s gonna increase
binding capacity and it’s gonna optimize the immune cells to be more effective at killing, all right, the exact thing
we want. What it’s also gonna do is when it gets into the cell, zinc, when it gets into the cell, is it’s going to help
the cell produce an enzyme that, again, now at a cellular level blocks viral replication. Just like we have interferon
that’s blocking viral replication throughout the entire system, your cells have defense systems as well. One of the
defense systems that your cell has is a enzyme that it’s going to help block viral replication. Well, that is a zinc-
dependent enzyme, so the trick is getting zinc into the cell.

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5. Quercetin
Quercetin is a pigment that belongs to a group of plant
compounds called flavonoids. They’ve been linked to
several health benefits, including reduced risks of heart
disease, cancer, and degenerative brain disorders.14

Discover what our experts have to say about it’s


effectiveness as an early treatment for COVID.

Dr. Henry Ealy: Quercetin’s a zinc ionophore that helps


get zinc into the cells. It also helps enhance nerve
conduction and perception so your body can perceive
what’s going on. You may not know this, but your body
has over 600 miles of nerves throughout it. It isn’t that
wild, that 600 miles of anything could be packed into
our bodies? But you have over 600 miles of nerves
just coursing through your entire body, perceiving
what’s going on. So giving a little enhancement to that
perceptive tool, that perceptive tissue that we have,
is gonna make the immunological response more
accurate.

What we want to think of, ‘cause a lot of people get


sick and they don’t feel good, right, that’s why we’re so
afraid of getting sick, we don’t feel good. Well, when
you don’t feel good, it’s the pain that you’re feeling,
the uncomfortableness that you’re feeling, those are
sending signals, excuse me, through your nervous system, telling the immune system where to go. You think of
pain as not necessarily a bad thing. Pain is really a beacon for the immune system. It tells the immune system
where to go, where the immune system is needed, and it’s an important part of this entire cascade of events that
ultimately, when it’s conducted properly, results in a person healing, you know, when a person overcoming an
infection. Well, in addition to quercetin, which you can find in frozen organic blueberries in high content, green
tea is going to be something. Organic green tea is something that also will help get zinc into the cells, as it acts
like a zinc ionophore.

Dr. McCullough: Quercetin is a polyphenol supplement, five hundred milligrams a day prevention 500 mg a day,
twice a day for treatment.

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6. Vitamin D
Vitamin D is involved in calcium absorption, immune
function, and protecting bone, muscle, and heart health.15
It’s no wonder Vitamin D is such a crucial element in
protecting ourselves from severe symptoms of COVID.
Our specialists go into detail about the eeficacy of Vitamin
D as an early treatment of COVID.

Dr. McCullough: Vitamin D, 5000 International Units


prevention. There’s a meta analysis showing that if we
achieve a vitamin D level in the blood of 50 or greater,
there’s almost a 0 mortality with COVID-19. It’s an
extraordinary relationship.

Dr. Ealy: We have lot of great stuff on Vitamin D, specifically


from the c19early.com website. This is their specific
Vitamin D page on there, but really great. These folks
here, I don’t know who they are, but they have organized
so much research, virtually all of the available research from around the world, for everything from ivermectin
and hydroxychloroquine to Vitamin D, Vitamin C, Vitamin A, so you can see what the scientific literature is actually
saying instead of having to be reliant on a narrative.

What that takes us to is in the use of evidence-based interventions. What that takes us to is understanding that
we can prevent things like long-haul syndrome. One of my theories for long-haul syndrome is that it has a lot to do
with severe nutrient deficiencies that were unaddressed. I still don’t understand why 20 months into this we are
not testing every single person who is hospitalized for their Vitamin D levels. I mean, I’m gonna show you some
stuff on Vitamin D levels in a little bit that’s gonna blow your mind. Some of the stuff that we have on Vitamin D
levels just shows conclusively that when we get above 50 nanograms per milliliter, 50, 55 nanograms per milliliter
of Vitamin D in the bloodstream, that recovery is a virtual certainty, and actually, it can act as a preventative for
infection as well.

So, one of the things to consider if you are experiencing long-haul syndrome is to discuss the possibility of nutrient
deficiency with your medical team and see if there’s ways that you can assess that, such as a simple Vitamin D
test, and see if there are certain ways that you can also augment that. I think if we’re all in this together, then
all possibilities should be on the board, and so far throughout the world, I have heard of exactly zero instances
of Vitamin D injuring a person. We have no reports of that that I am aware of and we have literally billions upon
billions of doses administered every month over the last 20 months globally, so that should tell you about that’s
the kind of safety profile we’re looking for.

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Vitamin D, 3 studies tested the blood levels for Vitamin D and this was a takeaway. Taking an initial loading dose of
20,000 IUs of Vitamin D for 2 weeks can help to raise the level to an adequate level to lower the risk of infection.
Well, where are they coming up from this? A Philippine study showed that with a deficient Vitamin D status where
you’re under your 50 nanomoles per liter, 50 nanograms per milliliter, the probability of becoming severe or
critical with COVID was 72.8%, against just 7.2% with people who had adequate amounts of Vitamin D. Indonesian
studies, same thing. With the deficient Vitamin D status, the mortality rate was 98.8% against just 4.1% with
adequate Vitamin D. This has been out there. We’ve known this virtually from the beginning, folks.

This study, oral Vitamin D and modest amount 1000 IUs every day, oral dose, magnesium and a little bit of
B12. What happened? A significant reduction in the proportion of patients with clinical deterioration requiring
oxygen support and/or intensive care support. This is how a little bit of nutrients can go a long way for reducing
symptomatology and reducing the necessity for hospitalization, especially intrusive hospitalization, such as
intensive care, ICU or ventilation.

Another study, 10,000 IUs a day of Vitamin D3 for a few weeks rapidly raised Vitamin D concentrations. And then
you can lower it down to 5,000 IUs. So loading doses, they’re talking about loading doses here. And this is a great
strategy, something we’ve been using in medicine for years. Getting the bloodstream built up with nutrients.
Another great study here by Castillo and company, of the 50 patients treated with Vitamin D3, zero deaths occurred.
All 50 patients were eventually discharged without complications. How cool is that, right? Another one, Vitamin
D by Marcos and company. Vitamin D deficiency is associated with higher infection rates, increased incidence of
sepsis, and increased mortality risk among critically ill populations. This is all specific for COVID-19, folks.

Here’s one of my favorite studies on Vitamin D. A total of 191,799 patients were included in this study. This was a
study where they measured the serologic levels of Vitamin D in the bloodstream. Of the SARS-CoV-2 positivity rate
was higher in the 39,190 patients with deficient levels of Vitamin D, that’s 25(OH)D, that’s Vitamin D. So people
who are below 20 nanograms per milliliter, they were higher in terms of contracting the virus than the 27,870
patients with adequate levels. So people between 30 and 34 nanograms per milliliter. And the 12,331 patients
with a value of 55 or higher. So what they’re showing here in this one is that you are twice as likely to contract the
SARS-CoV-2 virus if your Vitamin D levels are below 20 nanograms per milliliter than if you are at 55 nanograms
per milliliters.

So this starts to establish a benchmark. And here’s their conclusion. SARS-CoV-2 positivity is strongly and inversely
associated with circulating Vitamin D levels. A relationship that persists across all latitudes - it doesn’t matter
where you live; races and ethnicities - doesn’t matter what your cultural heritage is; both sexes - doesn’t matter
your gender; and all age ranges - doesn’t matter how old you are.

The more Vitamin D you have, if you get yourself above 50, 55 nanograms per milliliter, you are gonna be half as
likely to be infected. And because of that, it’s going to reduce the potential for severe symptomatology and reduce
the necessity for hospitalization. How much? This is a study that is in pre-print, just came out a couple of days
ago. This study shows that they did a regression analysis which suggested a theoretical point of zero mortality at
approximately 50 nanograms per milliliter.

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So these folks assessed the literature and found that, if people are above 50 nanograms per milliliter in Vitamin
D3, it’s a virtually a zero mortality rate. That’s how important Vitamin D is. Their conclusions, despite ongoing
vaccinations, we recommend raising serum Vitamin D levels to above 50 nanograms per milliliter to prevent or
mitigate new outbreaks. Simple stuff. Little bit of nutrition goes a long way.

Dr. Mercola: Vitamin D is absolutely crucial. This is probably the single most important intervention. And you may
have heard of this from others, but every single protocol, this is one of the crimes that’s been committed is that
every outpatient treatment has been suppressed by the mainstream media, discouraged. And that has resulted
in hundreds of thousands of people dying unnecessarily and many people being crippled as a result of that. But
what’s been consistent with all these protocols is the need for Vitamin D.

The problem with vitamin D is that it really doesn’t work that well, if you start to supplement when you’re sick. I
reviewed the evidence with this on a paper I published last year, actually 2 years ago now in Nutrients, which is
a nice peer review journal. It’s available for free in PubMed. You could just type that title in there. It’ll come right
up. I also have a website stopCOVIDcold.com. Just all those words put together, no hyphen stopCOVIDcold.com,
where you can download it for free. It goes into the specifics and the details, and this is the website. Vitamin D
does a whole variety of different things. But this is a really powerful study where they found- it looks complicated,
but it really isn’t. So on the far left, you see...

If you had a level of less than 20 nanograms per ml (Vitamin D), that you were 96% likely to have critical or severe
case of COVID. They just randomly, not randomly, but they evaluated all the COVID cases and then took their
Vitamin D levels and did a correlation. This is not causation, it’s correlation, but it’s a pretty powerful component.
As your blood level went up, even to 21 to 29, it was still pretty bad. But once it hit over 30, things turned around.
It was incredible.

It actually switched around to the point that 96% of the people had mild disease if their level was over 30, which
is just crazy good. So that’s pretty compelling data, but there’s many others. The data is so strong. I mean, there’s
a few randomized controlled trials, which is technically what you need to prove it, to help quasi prove that it’s
gonna be useful, but there are statistical evaluations that you can do that can prove it even without those. So it’s
important to know that even if you’re not using it for COVID-19, Vitamin D is one most important molecules in
your body. It literally is responsible for modulating thousands of genes in your body for either turning them off or
turning them on. And these are some of the implementations of it. So, it’s important to get it done.

Ideally, if you’re doing this now and you’re not sick, put on your to-do list, that get your Vitamin D level measured,
your blood level measured, or anyone you care about. It should be 60 to 80. And If you’re an adult and it’s much
lower than that, you’re gonna wanna go in about 8,000 units. If you’re really heavy, you wanna go maybe more,
10 or 15,000 units. If you’re a lightweight, like a small woman, a hundred pounds, then you may only wanna do 4
to 6,000. So- but you got to take it beforehand. Now, if you’re from a foreign country, actually that would be 150
to 200 nanomoles per liter, which is the units that are used in Canada and much of Europe. So the 8,000 units a
day is what the key recommendation is.

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But here’s the key, and I didn’t really appreciate this until recently, that, and it’s now my strong recommendation.
So if you’re viewing this and you or someone you love doesn’t have a history of taking Vitamin D supplementation,
has not had their blood tested, and it’s like the middle of the winter and they’re not going out in the sun. Then
you’re gonna want to take a bolus dose of anywhere from 100,000 to 300,000 units once. Once. It’s a one time
dose and that should cause your body to rapidly convert it to the active form because if you just take the 8,000
units, it’s gonna take you 3 to 4 weeks to gradually build up to the level where- maybe it may take by 2 months, so
you wanna take it all at once. It’s not dangerous to do. You can buy 50,000 unit capsules.

You can get them on Amazon or online. Some health resource have it, but it’s not unusual to find that. They’re not
very expensive. Vitamin D is one of the least expensive supplements. So I would do that. That is the rescue dose.
And then at the same time, after a day or 2, then start on the 8,000 units because eventually that 200,000 unit
dose is gonna start dwindling and you’ll need more, but that’ll give you the benefit.

It makes something called cathelicidins, which is a microbial peptide, antimicrobial. It’s called AMP, an antimicrobial
peptide. Vitamin D causes your body to make that, which fights all these infections. So it’s really powerful. Now
here’s another one that doesn’t cost you anything, and this one’s going to save you money. Now, if you’re-- I don’t
typically recommend it. Jonathan, you got to mute because the sound is coming through. Yeah.

I don’t recommend taking Vitamin D if you’re able to get sunshine and live in a warm place. I live in Florida and I
just got my blood tested yesterday and got the results this morning. And even though as we’re recording this, it’s
the middle of January and my level was 61 and I haven’t taken Vitamin D for over a decade, oral Vitamin D. It’s all
from the sun exposure.

So you can get it without having taken anything. So you could optimize your Vitamin D for free. The practical
issue is most people in the United States are not gonna be able to do that because they don’t live in Florida or
somewhere south of Florida. So take the Vitamin D.

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7. Hydroxychloroquine
Hydroxychloroquine is used to prevent and treat acute attacks
of malaria. It is also used to treat discoid lupus erythematosus
(DLE; a chronic inflammatory condition of the skin) or
systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE; a chronic inflammatory
condition of the body) and rheumatoid arthritis in patients
whose symptoms have not improved with other treatments.

During the pandemic, it became eveident that due to it’s


ability to lower inflammation, Hydroxychloroquine proved
to be an excellent medicine to be used in the treatment of
COVID. Our experts share more about this.

Dr. McCullough: Hydroxychloroquine has three separate


mechanisms of action and hydroxychloroquine wasn’t much
of a stretch because we use it for intracellular infections like
malaria, and also it’s a powerful anti-inflammatory.

So since SARS-CoV-2 is an intracellular infection and it is an inflammatory illness. Hydroxychloroquine wasn’t


much of a stretch to actually employ that as a therapy, and it’s worked out well. Ivermectin, I think, is one of the
most interesting because ivermectin has three separate at least three separate mechanisms of action, and its
only agent that actually directly antagonize is the spike protein. It impacts favorably, blocking to some degree
nuclear entry of the virus into the nucleus of the human cell. And then also, it favorably changes a whole variety
of enzymes within the cell family of enzymes called kinases that allow the cell to better survive the basically
onslaught of SARS-CoV-2 infection.

Jonathan Otto: When it comes to using hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin, should you take it prophylactically?

Dr. Jane Orient: Well, there are different advice on prophylactically. Hydroxychloroquine has quite a long half life,
maybe 20 days or more. So it could be that once you get your level built up taking a dose once a week or even
once every 2 weeks might give you significant protection. And we used to put it in travel kits for people who are
going to malaria areas, maybe less so now since the malaria parasite is more likely to be resistant to it in many
areas. So people just got it and they’re malaria kits. They took it every week for a long time, whenever they were
in a high risk area.

And now it’s given to thousands or millions of patients with rheumatoid arthritis or lupus. They need to get an
eye exam every 5 years if they’re taking it continuously. Some people don’t tolerate it, but for most people it’s
extremely well tolerated and it does significantly help their symptoms.

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8. Vitamin E
Vitamin E is an important vitamin required for the proper function
of many organs in the body. It is also an antioxidant.16 That makes
it a particularly good vitamin for preventing severe symptoms of
COVID and priming your immune system.

Dr. Henry Ealy: Vitamin E is an antioxidant that’s gonna really


protect your healthy cells. It’s gonna enhance your B cells and
your T cells to be as effective as they can be in response to any
infection. This is how we start understanding by looking at the
mechanism of action of what these nutrients do for immune
cells. It helps us understand how they become immune-priming
nutrients, meaning that your immune system is now primed and
ready to handle infections, any kind, especially infections that are
new to the entire system, as a SARS-CoV-2 would be for many
people.

9. Vitamin C
Vitamin C, also known as ascorbic acid, is necessary for the growth,
development and repair of all body tissues.17

Vitamin C has been shown to dramatically reduce severity of


illness, hospitalization and death in patients with COVID. Our
experts share detailed information and discuss actual cases that
have shown just how effective vitamin C is in treating COVID.

Dr. Henry Ealy: What’s interesting is that the Vitamin C is gonna help
increase the circulating number of antibodies, so it’s gonna make
the immune system more effective. Vitamin C is an antioxidant.
When you think of antioxidants, you think of stopping damage
before it starts. I think that’s really the key way to understand the
effectiveness of antioxidants. Antioxidants that we get in vitamin
form are gonna be very effective. Antioxidants that we get in
the plant world, like some of the polyphenols and some of the
anthocyanins that we find throughout the plant world.

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So, Vitamin C is also gonna protect healthy cells, including the activated immune cells. It’s also going to be
specifically antiviral. Now, we don’t know if it’s antiviral. I haven’t seen anything published showing it’s antiviral
specific to SARS-CoV-2, but we do know it’s been antiviral to other viruses in the past.

Now, it increases systemic interferon response. Jonathan, you know how you might get sick and your body starts
to get really achy and stuff like that? That’s your body producing interferon and interferon is a key substance for
your body to produce because what interferon does is it helps block viral replication systemically.

The reason the body has that as a key first initial step is that your body, in using interferon, even though it makes
you feel a little achy and you can’t get comfortable sometimes when you’re laying down and not feeling well,
what your body is doing is buying time for your more specific immune cells like the intrinsic cells and B cells and
T cells and natural killer cells and all these wonderful specifically and very effective cells, it’s buying time for them
to study the virus, study the infection, and learn how to kill it. So, your body has all of these different levels of
immunological response. Some of them are systemic, some of them are very specific, but it’s all this incredibly
well-coordinated response that we need to enhance.

We have a study from Dr. Cheng and Dr. Anderson that shows very, very clearly
the effectiveness of IV Vitamin C, high dose Vitamin C therapy, in the recovery, the
accelerated recovery, of hospitalized COVID patients. The study that’s cited here,
50 out of 50.

So in this study right here, so this is Dr. Anderson’s work on this, he just was
awarded the Naturopath of the Year by the AANP, and he published this, look,
March 24th of 2020. We’ve known this for a long time, we’ve known all this for
a long, long time. One of the things right here, and this is where he’s citing Dr.
Cheng’s work. Dr. Cheng worked in the epicenter in Wuhan.

So they had a study early on, that was actually published on March 17th, 2020,
where they had 358 total COVID 19 patients, and so, 50 of them were deemed
severe, moderate to severe. So what they did in that moderate to severe group,
was they said, “Well, let’s use IV Vitamin C high dose on them.” And that’s
where you see, IVAA, intravenous ascorbic acid. They used high dose IVAA, very
inexpensive, very effective, and this was what was observed in that study. No
mortality, no one died out of the 50, all 50 recovered, no side effects for anyone in there. And on average, the
people who were- the 50 patients who were given the intravenous Vitamin C, on average recovered 3 to 5 days
faster than the people who did recover who weren’t given the intravenous Vitamin C.

So, of the group that didn’t get Vitamin C, some of them died, as well. Some of them didn’t make it. But out of the
50 who were moderate to severe COVID, in terms of symptomatology, all 50 recovered and recovered faster than
the other group. That seems like something we should be sharing.

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10. Vitamin a
Vitamin A is a fat-soluble vitamin that plays an essential role
in maintaining vision, body growth, immune function and
reproductive health.18 It hasn’t been emphasized as much as
Zinc, Vitamins D and C, but it also plays a crucial role in priming
the immune system, protecting it against

According to Dr. Henry Ealy, Vitamin A is gonna be all about


coordinating the cellular-immune response and promoting
immune cell proliferation. It helps immune cells divide and
things like that and it’s going to enhance the mucosal integrity
of the system.

11. Vitamin b
In addition to their role in metabolism and in maintaining
healthy skin and hair, B vitamins have been linked to a lower
incidence of stroke. B vitamins also help a variety of enzymes
do their jobs, ranging from releasing energy from carbohydrates
and fat to breaking down amino acids and transporting oxygen
and energy-containing nutrients around the body.19

It’s no wonder B vitamins are essential for priming the immune


system against falling severely ill with COVID. Let’s dive in to
what expert, Dr. Ealy says.

Dr. Henry Ealy: What I tell folks is an easy way to look and see
if your multivitamin is really strong and doing a good job is to
look at pantothenic acid, Vitamin B5 on the label. If there’s at
least 100 milligrams per serving of Vitamin B5, pantothenic acid, typically that is a multivitamin where the other
vitamins are in therapeutic range, and it’s gonna be pretty effective at helping the mitochondria within each cell
produce energy.

It’s gonna drive that energy production. And when there’s energy in the cell, something amazing happens within
the cell. All the functions, all the little organelles within the cell turn on and start doing what they’re designed to
do. So, the parts of the cell that are designed for detoxifying the cell turn on and they can start detoxifying what’s
not supposed to be there.

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12. Glutathione
Glutathione is involved in tissue building and repair, making chemicals
and proteins needed in the body, and in immune system function.20 It’s no
wonder that it’s used in early treatment protocols for COVID.

Dr. Ealy: Serrapeptase can help lower the spike protein load circulating
and L-arginine is gonna dilate the blood vessels to create more room and
liposomal glutathione is gonna act as an antioxidant to help deal with the
infection. It’s not an accident that we know from studies very early on in
this that the people who are glutathione deficient were more susceptible to
severe- again, severe symptomatology and hospitalization.

The thing nutritionally we know definitively from the literature is that


people who are deficient in Vitamin D, people who are deficient in
glutathione are much more likely, and I should say the bifidobacterium, are
much more likely, much greater probability of severe symptomatology and
hospitalizations. This is important information that we should be getting out
to every practitioner who’s interested in honoring their oath over honoring
a fraudulent narrative of what’s going on. And I am gonna say that, okay?

So, a wife and husband call me, and I said, “Okay, well, what do you mean they didn’t admit you?” Alright, well,
after I get over that real quickly, I’m like, “Okay, well, what do we got to do? We’ve got to get you connected with
a doctor, locally.” I was doing telemedicine.

We did a couple of things that were really, really key. And it was very much in alignment with what the frontline
doctors are pushing out. I think it was even, potentially, a little bit more aggressive. What we did was we set up
IV nutrients for him, and he had a Myers’ cocktail and a glutathione push. So, he had, I wanna say, it was either
2 or 3 IV’s, where there was 1 every other day for a couple days, so we made sure that there was going to be
high nutrient availability. We found a doctor out there that was able to prescribe, to evaluate, and then properly
evaluate, and then prescribe Ivermectin, and got him on Ivermectin with a corticosteroid that was prescribed as
well, and I’m blanking on the corticosteroid, but something to help give a quick energy boost, a quick energy drill,
that’s what a corticosteroid can do.

He was on all of the immune priming nutrients that we talked about before, everything we talked about before,
and we added in the L-arginine, the liposomal glutathione, and serrapeptase. Now, here’s the thing about this
case, because within a day, within hours really, the O2 stats went up from the mid-80s, into the 90s. It went up,
just like that, just like we’ve heard throughout the world for people who’ve been administering Ivermectin. The
recovery was rapid. To get a person out of an emergency case, and into a, okay, we got to get them into recovery
kind of mode right now.

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13. L-arginine
L-arginine is converted in the body into a chemical called
nitric oxide. Nitric oxide causes blood vessels to open
wider for improved blood flow.21 L-arginine has shown to
have significant benefits in treating COVID early on.

Dr. Ealy: We have some additional considerations for


when people are recovering. I’ll talk about a case like
this in a second. L-arginine is a precursor to nitric oxide,
which dilates the blood vessels. This is all from the UCSD,
University of California San Diego Salk Institute Study.
What they found helps really reverse the damage caused
by the spike proteins.

L-arginine is one of those therapeutic interventions,


liposomal glutathione, or N-acetyl cysteine is one of
those interventions, and serrapeptase, which is a very
interesting enzyme in that serrapeptase has the ability
to break down, I should say, theoretically, I’ve seen this
clinically and I suspect that this is what’s happening. But it
has the ability to break down potentially circulating spike
proteins, which we know from the UCSD Salk Institute
Study are injurious to the cardiovascular system and to
the mitochondria, which produce energy within the cell.

Early Treatment Doses


Dr. Jane Orient goes into detail, sharing the correct doses for these early COVID treatment protocols.

Jonathan Otto: So if I’ve got COVID-19 or COVID-19 confirmed illness, self-quarantine at home; Povidone-iodine,
Oral nasal washes 2x a day; Contact tracing; Contagion control, Ventilate fresh air; Reduce re-inoculation.

Dr. Jane Orient: Okay. So now let’s say for me, I’m under 50 and healthy. Okay. Yeah. That’s me. Nutraceutical
bundles. So then I take zinc sulfate 220 milligrams, Vitamin D3, 5,000 IUs, Vitamin C 3,000 milligrams, quercetin
500 milligrams, and po bid 5 to 30 days. So, I’d do it between 5 and 30 days. If not, I could continue for the full
30 days. Okay. And then, Watchful waiting, if symptoms worsen, then I go into using hydroxychloroquine 200
milligrams by mouth twice a day. Okay. And 250 milligrams po bid or doxy which is doxycycline 100 milligrams po
bid.

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Jonathan Otto: Alright. Thank you. And then, you’ve got Favipiravir 800.

Dr. Jane Orient: Favipiravir is not available in the United States. It is in Japan and a number of other places, but
that’s not been one of the things on a fast track to approval, but it does seem to be effective.

Jonathan Otto: And so then respiratory symptoms develop Day 5 of illness. Inhaled budesonide, 1 milligram/2
milliliters nebulization/dexamethasone, 6 milligrams/prednisone.

Dr. Jane Orient: Yeah. There are different forms of corticosteroids that have different potency. So, they’re different
doses.

Jonathan Otto: Okay. Sure. Then 1 microgram per kilogram, qd x 5 days, plus-minus taper colchicine.

Dr. Jane Orient: Colchicine. It used to be used a lot for gout, less so these days, but it’s a very potent anti-
inflammatory. Milligrams po bid, 0.6 or 0.5 milligrams po bid x 3d then qd x 30d. 30 days.

Jonathan Otto: Okay. Underlying Serious Medical Condition, VTE risk; Suspect micro- or overt thrombosis. Aspirin,
325 milligrams, po qd; Low-molecular-weight heparin.

Dr. Jane Orient: These are all anticoagulants that are very commonly used, for example, in atrial fibrillation to
prevent strokes.

Jonathan Otto: Okay, great. And then Apixaban, Rivaroxaban, Dabigatran, Edoxaban, 5 to 3 days.

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14. Antihistamines
It’s not uncommon for COVID patients to experience long-term
symptoms. Many people have reported that using antihistamines
helped to reduce the severity of these symptoms.

In fact, a report published in The Journal for Nurse Practitioners,


includes two middle-aged women who, many months after their
initial infections had cleared; these long-lasting symptoms included
cognitive impairment, skin rashes and bruising, chest pain and
profound fatigue. Both individuals took antihistamines for unrelated
allergies. They found that, unexpectedly, their long COVID symptoms
improved after they took the drugs.22

Apart from this, researchers at the University of Florida Health


have found that three common antihistamine medications have
been found in preliminary tests to inhibit infection of cells by the
coronavirus that causes COVID-19.23

15. Colloidal Silver


Colloidal silver is a suspension of silver particles in a liquid. It’s an
ancient remedy that was once used to treat bacterial, viral, and fungal
infections.24

An article published by the US National Library of Medicine concluded


that it has been consistently observed that AgNPs (Silver nanoparticles)
interact with the structural proteins on the surface of extracellular
viruses to inhibit infection in the early phase, by either preventing viral
attachment or entry, or by damaging the surface proteins to affect the
structural integrity of virions.25

This makes Collodial silver a great early, effective treatment for COVID.
It’s also being used for people who are particularly at high risk of
getting the virus.

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16. Marshmallow Roots - Althaea Officinalis
Commonly used as an ancient remedy in Chinese medicine,
Marshmallow leaf and root are used for pain and swelling
(inflammation) of the mucous membranes that line the
respiratory tract.26

According to an article published by the US National Library


of Medicine, a study found that the aqueous extract of
marshmallow roots inhibited the tracheobronchial smooth
muscle contractions in rats in a dose-dependent manner.27

Marshmallow root is know tol bring immediate soothing


relief for sore throats, bronchial asthma, pleurisy,
bronchitis, or anytime that a cough is caused by dry and
irritated membranes.28

17. Andrographis Paniculata (Green Chiretta)


Andrographis (Andrographis paniculate) is a plant native to
South Asian countries. It is commonly used in the traditional
Indian medicine system, Ayurveda. Andrographis leaf and
stem might work by stimulating the immune system. It has
also been known to prevent flu viruses from binding to
cells in the body.29

This makes this green chiretta a particularly helpful early


treatment to prevent severe illness from COVID. According
to The Conversation, Green chiretta was prescribed to
inmates in Thailand for the early treatment of COVID
and had shown promising results. A seperate report
published by Sky News says that during the same trial, the
government claims that out of 11,800 inmates who took it
to treat coronavirus, 99.02% recovered.30

Thailand government had also approved green chiretta as a treatment for the early stages of COVID infection.

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18. Selenium
Selenium is known to be a powerful antioxidant, protecting cells
against damage. Since COVID is notorious for causing serious
damage to the body, it’s no wonder selenium is a recommended
mineral.

The US National Library of Medicine published an article in


November 2021, showing the results of a study that was
conducted to measure whether selenium deficiency led to
more severe illness from COVID and fatality.

The study found that 1. lower serum selenium was observed in


fatal cases compared to recovered patients; 2. serum selenium
status was lower in severe COVID-19 patients versus the mild–
moderate patients; and 3. comparing COVID-19 patients to
healthy individuals, serum selenium levels in COVID-19 patients
was lower.31

19. Omega 3s
Omega 3 fatty acids play a huge role in reducing inflammation in
the body. They also help to stregthen the immune system.

A clinical trial published by the US National Library of Medicine found


that Omega-3-oil has been shown to have less proinflammatory
mediators that may have immunomodulating, anti-inflammatory
and antiviral effect. Two main fatty acids in omega-3-oil including
eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid have shown
benefit in patients with ARDS as well.32

In an article published by the Journal of Translational Medicine,


researchers aimed to examine the effect of n3-PUFA supplementation
on inflammatory and biochemical markers in critically ill patients
with COVID-19.33 Their findings concluded that the control group
who received omega 3 supplements had a significantly higher
survival rate and improved biochemical markers overall.

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20. Magnesium Supplements
Magnesium is an important mineral, playing a role
in over 300 enzyme reactions in the human body. Its
many functions include helping with muscle and nerve
function, regulating blood pressure, and supporting
the immune system.34

According to an article published by the US National


Library of Medicine, magnesium supplementation has
been shown to prevent or treat a variety of disorders
or diseases related to respiratory system, reproductive
system, nervous system, digestive system, and
cardiovascular system as well as kidney injury, diabetes
and cancer. It should be given in a timely manner for
COVID-19 patients with hypertension, kidney injury,
diabetes, or pregnancy complications.35

21. Glycyrrhizin
Glycyrrhizin is a plant glycoside extracted from roots
of the liquorice plant. Glycyrrhizin has been used in
traditional medicine as an expectorant in cough syrups
and as herbal remedy for treating stomach ulcers and
constipation.36 It also has been shown to be effective
in the early treatment of COVID and works by slowing
viral replication.

A study published by the US National Library


of Medicine found that Glycyrrhizin treatment
significantly reduced SARS-CoV-2 RNA levels in cell
culture supernatants, indicating a potent antiviral
activity of glycyrrhizin against SARS-CoV-2. Glycyrrhizin
exhibited a high antiviral activity against SARS-CoV-2
and completely inhibited the viral replication at
subtoxic concentrations.37

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Dr. Mercola - The importance of a
healthy diet and exercise

Dr. Joseph Mercola: Now the other thing that you can do, this will be less expensive is compress your eating
window. This is like a partial fasting, also called intermittent fasting, but most accurately called time-restricted
eating, TRE. Basically you wanna compress your eating window to 6 to 8 hours. I would say 95% of the people in
the country, 95%, this is what studies show, eat more than 12 hours a day. Many people, he comes around the
clock because they wake up in the middle of the night and eat. That is literally a prescription for disaster.

So even if you have the 6 to 8-hour window though, you wanna make sure that you’re not eating at least 3 to
4 hours before bed because there’s magic that occurs in your body when you’re fasting while you’re sleeping
and your body’s able to repair and regenerate. If you’ve got food that you’re digesting, you’re gonna miss that
opportunity. So, this is a simple, powerful intervention that will radically change your life. There may be some
social challenges to implement, but if you get your family to cooperate rather than eating dinner when you come
home from work at 5, 6, 7 o’clock at night, which is not a good strategy unless you’re going to bed at midnight or
so. And that’s gonna be bad for your circadian rhythm.

So here it is. Here’s the 4 strategy to improve your immune response. The first one is
You really want to just have something very light, maybe just drink water or some carbonated beverage, sparkling
water and connect socially with your family, but it would be wise and best not to eat at that time because it’s a
simple thing that’s going to radically improve a whole wide variety of immune responses and your general health.
It’ll essentially insulate you from chronic degenerative diseases, and it doesn’t cost anything. It probably costs less.
I think you can see this. I made it. Exercise is another key issue.

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Okay. So when I was in medical school. I had a very large arms, my biceps was about 11 inches. Obviously, I was
kidding. It was not very large. It was pretty tiny. I made the mistake of doing endurance exercise for many years,
for actually nearly 4 decades. I stopped that well over a decade ago and I’m very glad. I’m convinced now that one
of the best strategies to stay healthy with exercise, and exercise is imperative. I mean, the Vitamin D and the time-
restricted eating is key, but this is another important one. You want to be able to build muscle mass.

So I got to the point where last year, actually, I’m still up to that point now, I dead lifted 4 plates, so it’s 400
pounds hex bar deadlift, which is pretty good for someone getting close to 70. So you can do these things, too.
You know, you wanna start at that, but just to show you that it is possible. I’m not out of my mind. I like blood
flow restriction training, which is a really powerful intervention. It’s almost magical and-- Darn. So the best way to
find the information, because we have limited time is to go to BitChute, B-I-T-C-H-U-T-E. This is where my videos
are now because YouTube actually, after the issue with discrediting me, they-- At the same day, they changed the
rules.

We had no YouTube violations at all. We’re very careful about what we put up. Didn’t put anything negative about
COVID or anything that was potentially- I mean, we literally were putting up 1 video every 4 or 5 months. And so
with no warnings, on the same day, they took my YouTube channel down as they took Bobby Kennedy’s down,
and they made a new rule up. It said if you’ve ever posted something that was anti-vax on anything, we can take
you down, and without warning is what they did. So we don’t have a YouTube channel anymore. But you can go to
BitChute and type in Kaatsu, K-A-A-T-S-U and Mercola, and you’ll see all my videos on that and go into great detail.

Jonathan Otto: Then that was talking about restriction training where you use bands to... and lift? Is that right?

Dr. Joseph Mercola: Where you use bands and lift?

Jonathan Otto: Well, you’re talking about... One of the things you just mentioned was restricting blood supply
while you’re lifting. Is that one of the things that you do in that video?

Dr. Joseph Mercola: Yes. Well, in the videos I’m-- No, in the video that I wanna show you here is the, you know
sort of a, what you can, what the- the results of what happen potentially if you engage in this type of behavior, but
the videos on BitChute where I go in, there’s about 4 or 5 of my going great detail and explain exactly what the
science is and how to do that. So just not enough time here to inform because I need like 15 or 20 minutes to at
least cover the basics and I don’t have that time. So I would go to BitChute to look that up.

Jonathan Otto: Great. Thank you. That’s really helpful.

Dr. Joseph Mercola: Don’t know what happens. So anyway, the title of the slide is not necessarily accurate
because obviously the most dangerous health experiment in human history, it was when I wrote this slide, but it
has changed to the COVID jab. The COVID jab for sure, no question. Although they’re pretty close because both
of these experiments will be taking out billions of people’s lives prematurely. The one I’m referring to here which
rivals the damage that’s being done by the COVID jab is, and actually makes anyone who gets the jab far more

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susceptible to damage or far more susceptible to dying prematurely, if they get infected with the infection is
having Omega-6 fats, which are called seed oils, vegetable oils. You just do not want any of those.

Yeah. Just mute your stuff and I’ll just go through this. This is just an example. Most-- Even knowledgeable and
pretty bright natural medicine physicians don’t understand this. They will agree that they’re not that great, but
they are just clueless as to the extent of how seriously bad they are. There’s very few physicians or healthcare
clinicians who understand this principle. That’s why I’m pleading with you to get this because you’re gonna be
head the ground. Highly likely your medical doctor is not gonna understand this or your alternative medical doctor.
So- But this is the fact and we’re actually writing a book on this with Chris Knobbe, who’s a ophthalmologist, who’s
been pioneering some of the review of this. Heart disease is not an old disease. We have not had it forever.

Literally in the 19th century, there were 8 reports. That’s the 1800s, 8 people worldwide died of heart attack.
That’s it. In the whole 19th century. That’s the record. Maybe there was a few more that were not reported, but
we’re talking on 2 handfuls, right? Two handfuls of people dying in a hundred years. Now it’s the leading cause of
death. So clearly there are many, many things that contribute to this and all those variables are certainly beyond
the scope of the time that we have for the discussion. But clearly you can see there’s been a radical increase to the
point now where 1 in 3 people are dying from this. Type 2 diabetes is going through the roof. Now type 2 diabetes
was not as rare in the 19th century, but it was relatively rare. I mean, even up to 1935, we’re talking about type 2
diabetes, not type one. You had a third of 1% prevalence, a third of 1%.

Now we have close to almost 10%, probably over 10%, because that statistic is 7 years old. So it’s over 10%, 25
fold increase in 80 years. And if you look at insulin resistance, which is the central variable for contributing to
diabetes, it’s likely that 90% of the US population, nine out of 10 people have insulin resistance. So they may not
formally have diabetes or pre-diabetes, but they have the risk factor for it, and they’re on a fast track to getting it.
So you just get more and more people diabetes every year. Obesity, same darn thing. We have 42% over 42% of
the population. That’s not just overweight. That is obese, clinically obese. That’s a difference. So I think the obesity
is defined as a BMI, basal or body, basal metabolic index of over 30.

So there’s got to be some reason for this. Cancer deaths are going through the roof. I think that it all boils down
to this one risk factor, which is Omega-6 fats from vegetable seed oils. They’re, a misnomer. They’re given the
name vegetable seed oils to give them the ostensibly health benefits of vegetables. But they’re loaded, the seeds
are, the seeds are loaded with those Omega-6 fat. And some people, seriously confused people have studied this
claim that, I mean, it is an essential with fat and essential means that your body needs it, without it you will die
prematurely, but what they failed to understand or realize if you eat almost any food, it is impossible not to get
Omega-6 fat. So the key is if you’re eating ancestral diet, something that people would’ve eaten before 1850, the
amount of linoleic acid, which is the most common Omega-6 fat is anywhere from 0.6 to 1.7%, is about of the total
percentage of calories in your diet.

That’s it. That is it. That is an extraordinarily difficult target to reach. I know because I’ve tried and I’ve achieved it.
I’m a like anywhere from, depending on the day, from 1.1% to 1.4% of Omega-6 fat. That’s low. Most people are
20, 30, 40%. And so what happens when you get more of these diets? Well, we can see. I mean, we have even in

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1955, so we should only have like less than 2% of that fat in our diet. In 1960, they had 10%, and in 2005, when
they did this biopsy study or 2008, 21%-- 21% of this had 10 times higher than it was supposed to. And that’s
because we had essentially- Vegetable oil did not exist 80 years ago. So we had zero. And now we’re at 80 grams
a day, 80 grams a day. It’s almost an infinite amount of increase. So it’s crazy.

What does it cause? It causes mitochondrial dysfunction and prematurely disrupting your mitochondria. It does
it by generating these very dangerous, free radical systems because it’s a fat, it’s an unsaturated fat. They’re
sometimes called polyunsaturated fats, PUFAs. And the unsaturated part of it is very perishable and predisposed
to being damaged unless it’s optimally protected. It’s okay to have some of these. There’s nothing intrinsically
wrong with free radicals. In fact, your body needs them. They’re very important biological signaling molecules.
The problem is when you have them in excess, like 10 or a hundred times more than you’re supposed to, then
your body does not have the intrinsic capacity to suppress the damage from these molecules.

Dr. Joseph Mercola: You’re just going to die prematurely from all those diseases that I showed you earlier, that I
think at the foundation of all those diseases are an excess of linoleic acid, which I perceive now as probably the
most dangerous food poison you could ever put in your body on a regular basis. What are these foods? You know,
these are the corn oils and seeds oils would be the most obvious ones. So, if you have any of these in your house,
you can just throw them out. Throw them out, or find a relative or a neighbor you don’t care for and give it to
them.

Jonathan Otto: That’s like a joke..

Dr. Joseph Mercola: Yeah, yeah. So you wanna- typically so what are other foods? People ask about olive oil and
avocado oils. Well, those are not quite as bad, but the problem is that 80% of those olive and avocado oils are
absolutely adulterated, whether they’re adulterated with or diluted with seed oils. So you could potentially get
healthy olive oil, but even healthy olive oil may have 20% of it as linoleic acid. So I wouldn’t take large amounts at
most from a healthy olive oil, which you’re gonna pay 30 to $50 for a bottle. I would only have a tablespoon. If you
really want to splurge, you go to 2, but I would not do more than a tablespoon. Same thing with avocado oil. And if
you’re gonna have avocado oils, just have an avocado. I mean, you know why go out to the hassle of getting an oil.

If you’re using it to cook with, butter is far superior. I would not use lard, which is pork fat because they unfortunately
almost all the pigs and the chickens, which are 2 foods that you should avoid are given, fed grains in high amounts.
And as a result of that, they have very high levels of linoleic acid. So do not eat chicken, do not eat pork. You can
have beef and lamb would be good foods. Any processed food, which is- You know, I recently, I was still having
some processed foods and actually foods that our company produces, like some of these protein powders and
stuff, but I’ve actually stopped all processed foods. The only thing I eat is real food. But most processed foods, not
certainly the ones that we sell on our site, but most all processed foods have these vegetable oils in them because
they’re cheap. And-

You know, pretty much all seeds and nuts are pretty full of them. Now it doesn’t mean you can’t ever have a seed
or a nut, but you just have to have them in moderation, especially things like almonds. Almonds are notorious

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for a variety of other reasons. I think pretty much, they’re high in oxalates, but they’re also high in oleic and this
linoleic acid. So the best nuts to have would be Macadamia nuts, which you still have some, but it’s a lot lower.
The reason why this is so much more dangerous than sugar, because most doctors think sugar is the thing that
you’ve got to get out of your life. Oh, it’s this processed sugar that’s killing you. No. Excess sugar is not that great,
and you shouldn’t have loads of excess sugar, but it pales, literally pales an absolute comparison to the dangers of
this fatty acid that you’re getting in these processed foods.

When you’re having French fries or donuts, which are classic illustration
of having both sugar, because the carbohydrate and the potatoes is a
sugar, and the fat. So it’s the fat in there that they’re cooking these foods.
I wouldn’t call them a food. It’s a toxic, poisonous treat. It’s actually
cooked in very high temperatures of these polyunsaturated seed oil. So
they turn in these very toxic products, especially when you heat them,
these cyclic aldehydes and other things that really generate these free
radicals in your body. So that would be one of the worst foods you could
eat is a donut or a French fry. I mean, there’s just no reason you should
ever have any of those. So I mean it’s just beyond terrible.

Here’s the point too, the last point I wanna make is that when you eat
these oils, you don’t eat them and then you poop them out, right? They
get embedded in your cell membranes and they typically stay there for,
get this- 7 years, 7 years. If you have a jelly bean or a chocolate candy bar
that doesn’t have pro- Well, I mean a jelly bean is good because it’s just
pure sugar. There’s no vegetable oils in there. It’ll raise your blood sugar
and it will cause some acute damage, but it’s gone. It is gone. You’re okay
tomorrow. Not so with seed oil. It’s gonna damage you for 7 years. Just
as an interesting aside, I could lecture on this for hours and hours, but
when you get a s-- Let me say, people get concerned with this, they think,
“Oh, the sun causes skin cancer.” I mentioned earlier, I get all my Vitamin
D from the sun and many dermatologists would strongly disagree and
reprimand, and they say the sun is gonna cause skin cancer.

So, almost every single dermatologist will caution you about ever going to the sun. What they fail to realize,
yes, the sun can catalyze skin cancer, but it catalyzes skin cancer because what it’s doing is interacting with the
linoleic acid molecules that wound up in your skin and it’s causing that to get damaged. What is the consequence
of this? If you go on a low linoleic acid diet, you essentially will almost never get sunburned, unless you go into
a subtropical or tropical area, you just do something stupid and stay out there for hours. But the typical people
who are prone to sunburn, that just disappears in a normal circumstances because it’s the high linoleic acid that’s
interacting with the sun that’s causing the damage, it’s not the sun.

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The sun, you need this if you wanna stay healthy. Ideally, that’s a part of optimizing your circadian rhythm and part
of being healthy is you need to be exposed to the sun. We were designed to be exposed to the sun. So that’s the
key connection with this linoleic acid and skin cancer. It’s not the sun that’s causing the cancer. It’s the linoleic acid.

Jonathan Otto: Hey, Dr. Mercola, thank you so much for everything. This has been just incredible. I really, really
enjoyed reconnecting. This information is impeccable. I think- Would you say, as we’re wrapping up, would you say
that for people that are wanting to maybe try to reverse the damage if they’re taking this shot and they’re worried
about that, that following some of the directions that you’ve outlined there, including the diet, the exercise, these
are the tools to get people well?

Dr. Joseph Mercola: Those are the foundational ones. There’s dozens and dozens and dozens. I would subscribe to
my website @mercola.com. We don’t have a reservoir of articles now. They’re on Substack, but we do publish our
article still every day, and they’re up for 48 hours. So you can read it and it’s free. There’s no charge for that. We
regularly review some of these principles of how to stay healthy. And I’ve written a variety of books that go in the
greater detail of some of those strategies. But your key is to optimize your lifestyle so that you are implementing
these strategies and activating your intrinsic capacity to stay healthy and resolve any health challenges that you’re
exposed to.

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about jonathan otto
Jonathan Otto is an investigative journalist, natural
health researcher, documentary filmmaker, and
humanitarian.

He has created several highly-acclaimed,


groundbreaking docuseries — Depression, Anxiety
& Dementia Secrets, Autoimmune Secrets,
Natural Medicine Secrets, Women’s Health
Secrets, Autoimmune Answers, and Vaccine
Secrets: Covid Crisis — covering innovative,
effective natural remedies for autoimmune disease,
neurodegenerative disease, mental health, cancer,
and heart disease.

These docuseries — watched by millions around


the world — represent Jonathan’s unceasing quest
to discover the root causes of debilitating diseases
by interviewing over 100 world-renowned natural
medicine doctors, scientists, natural health experts,
and patients.

In response to this life-saving knowledge, Jonathan created Well of Life, a line of doctor-
formulated, 100% natural supplements specially designed to detox and fortify the body.

Jonathan’s greatest reward has been hearing the testimonials from people whose lives
have literally been saved with the protocols he developed.

His work has been featured in international TV broadcasts, print media, national news,
and radio broadcasts. He received the awards, Young Citizen of the Year and International
Volunteer of the Year, by the Australian government for international humanitarian
contributions, which he continues to support.

Jonathan and his wife, Lori, welcomed their first son, Asher, in January 2019 and their
second son, Arthur, in May 2021.

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