Covid-19 Injection Treatment and Recovery
The Covid-19 injections were experimental, using a previously failed technology (“mRNA vaccines”) that was known to be fraught with problems. The world’s populations were made to participate in a live clinical trial and these injections have proven to be multiple times more harmful than all vaccines combined over the past three decades.
Many people have experienced compromised health, including neurological and heart issues. The injections did not work, were marketed fraudulently through modelling studies (make-believe), false data and manipulated statistics.
Every aspect of this pump-and-dump scheme is now being treated as a “paradox” and scientists are “baffled” and “mystified” as to why the most PCR-tested and most heavily-injected populations suffered the worst and the least PCR-tested and least injected populations were most unaffected by the “pandemic”.
We are grateful to Allāh for major scholars who were granted success in seeing through these schemes, and who advised with caution regarding these issues, both in the past and the present.
The following supplements and medications have been advised by physicians who are treating the injection-injured.
01 NATTOKINASE. Studies show that nattokinase helps thin the blood and dissolve blood clots — which helps maintain good blood vessel structure, improves blood flow, and lowers the risk of heart disease. It can also help lower blood pressure and reduce strain on the heart. Recommended dosage is 2000 fibrin units (100 milligrams), twice daily.
02 BROMELAIN. A group of enzymes that break down proteins. These enzymes are found in the stem and fruit of the pineapple plant. Recommended dosage is 500 milligrams once a day.
03 CURCUMIN. Extracted from turmeric, it has strong anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Recommended dosage is 500 milligrams twice a day with 5-10 mg of piperine for better absorption. There are various brands which contain added piperine.
04 COLCHICINE. Colchicine is an anti-inflammatory drug that reduces cardiovascular events. It is used if there are significant signs of pleuropericardial problems (involving the membrane around the heart and lungs). It reduces the risk of cardiovascular events by >30%.
05 ḤIJĀMAH. Wet-cupping is a way to purify and replenish the blood and to gradually or continuously remove the harmful elements from the blood system. It can be done once a month.
To monitor the state of the blood, a D-dimer test can be taken. This will tell you if there are micro-clots in the blood which can potentially become major blood clots. A value of <500ng/mL is in the normal range. These can be taken periodically.
It is recommended that sustained strenuous activity is avoided by those who have signs and symptoms of micro-clotting or heart issues. The key thing is to prevent build up of clots and inflammation. Fasting and maintaining a good diet is also recommended.
Other useful supplements include vitamin C, vitamin D, Omega 3 (fish oil), ecinacea, resveratrol, dandelion, green tea (polyphenols and EGCG) and calendula. See: Elimination/Neutralization of COVID-19 Vaccine-Produced Spike Protein: Scoping Review