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Thanks BD for this update, unfortunately I and some other members of my family are going to have to get the jab this week. Your posts have helped alleviate the feeling of doom a bit.
Cheers - a fellow Aussie

hldnboy wrote:

Thanks BD for this update, unfortunately I and some other members of my family are going to have to get the jab this week. Your posts have helped alleviate the feeling of doom a bit.
Cheers - a fellow Aussie

No problem. Please be aware though, I am not saying my protocol will or has stopped any potential vaccine negative side effects. I am only giving an insight into my bloodwork and my physical observations. 

Maybe think about starting your own thread or feel free to add to this one, if your decide to do a similar protocol. 

That's brilliant and so detailed. Thanks for sharing your results and getting the extra tests done. Very thorough. Good on you for spacing out the first and second jabs. The longer the better to allow your immune system to recover. Really interesting how you experienced no discernible side effects. Did the friends who took Vitamin C and herbal remedies experience any side effects? Cheers.

Thank you for sharing! I am curious about the Creatine Kinase since that is marker for muscle damage. They used to use CK to determine heart attack confirmation before it was replaced with troponin levels but high levels correlated to cardiac damage. Did your doctor have any comments about that?

Thank you BD for your detailed blood work test results. All the best.

This applies to fully vaxxed people.

This OP uses British government data files for most of the tables presented. Time will tell.

A comparison of official Government reports suggest the Fully Vaccinated are developing Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome

BY  THE EXPOSÉ  ON  OCTOBER 10, 2021

theexpose.uk/2021/10/10/comparison-reports-proves-vaccinated-developing-ade/

Excerpt from the link above.

Everybody over 30 will have lost 100% of their entire immune capability (for viruses and certain cancers) within 6 months. 
30-50 year olds will have lost it by Christmas. These people will then effectively have full blown acquired immunodeficiency syndrome and destroy the NHS. 

Jgogs76 wrote:

Thank you for sharing! I am curious about the Creatine Kinase since that is marker for muscle damage. They used to use CK to determine heart attack confirmation before it was replaced with troponin levels but high levels correlated to cardiac damage. Did your doctor have any comments about that?



 

I generally don't go to the Dr at all. This past 18 months has given me even more reasons to avoid Dr's if I can.  I'm not sure what they are like in other parts of the world but in Australia a lot of Dr's have become medical fascists.   I choose to get my blood work done privately therefore I have to pay for it myself (I do this about every 6 months - it's a bit like servicing your car, just making sure everything is going ok internally).  For me going to the Dr is an absolute last resort.  I'll go if I'm feeling unwell and haven't been able to recover (very, very rare) or I would go if something flags up in my blood work and I can't assess why.  I recently had a Coronary Artery Calcium Score scan done to see if I have any plaque build up. I needed a Dr's referral for this so I had to go then.

In regards to the elevation in CK, the only thing I can think of is that I am an avid gym trainer.  I train low volume very 'High Intensity' style.  (all sets taken to muscular failure. 95% people do not train this way because it gets very, very uncomfortable.  Basically you lift heavy weights with good form until you body cannot complete any further rep. You don't give up when it gets uncomfortable, you stop the set because you are physically unable to complete another rep.)  This style of training is extremely taxing on both the body and nervous system. It is hard to describe, but an analogy would be comparing the effort of a 100m Olympic Sprinter vs 4000m Long Distance Runner.  The sprinter physically exerts themselves 100% for a short period of time but over a shorter distance.  The long distance runner has no option but to pace themselves because its impossible to sprint 100% all out for 4000m.  This type of physical activity produces two vastly different body types.

In summary, I put a lot of physical stress on my body by way of heavy resistance weight training 3 - 4 times per week.  I was training around the period of this 1st blood test, however I did stop after it and have had the last month completely off and away from the gym - this maybe the reason for the CK lowering perhaps.

Moving forward I might add a Troponin test to my blood work.  I need to do more research to confirm whether elevated levels are only apparent for 12 -24hrs after the initial heart issue or if they remain elevated for weeks or months later. 



 

joannewil001 wrote:

That's brilliant and so detailed. Thanks for sharing your results and getting the extra tests done. Very thorough. Good on you for spacing out the first and second jabs. The longer the better to allow your immune system to recover. Really interesting how you experienced no discernible side effects. Did the friends who took Vitamin C and herbal remedies experience any side effects? Cheers.

 

They all felt like were coming down with a cold or the flu.  I assume this is what is referred to as the "Immune Response"?.  One mentioned having brain fog as well.   I never had anything at all in respect of feeling some sort of immune response.  I'm not sure whether that is good or bad......I like to keep mentally positive and think it's good.  Unlike 95% of the people out there that get the jab, I'm not afraid of Covid and aren't after an Immune response to tell me that the vaccine is working and it's going to protect me. ...... sounds contradictory, but those who have been following this thread are aware of my reasons for submitting myself to getting it.........

Sorry for the newbie question: I live in Sydney, where can I source Sodium Chlorite solution, Hydrochloric Acid and DMSO?