Realizing that there are so many people in power who truly want to kill a large proportion of the population is a hard pill for many of us to swallow. And yet, the news reports and evidence from around the globe cannot justify any other conclusion.
Ivermectin has been shown in countless cases of COVID worldwide to significantly improve recovery and reduce mortality. It’s extremely safe and effective. It’s also very inexpensive, and thus Big Pharma won’t make any money if people use it instead of their costly drug cocktails and vaccines. Because ivermectin is so inexpensive and widely available, it has been used in those countries that simply cannot afford the pharmaceutical industries’ financially prohibitive options. And it works. Their people don’t die, assuming they begin treatment quickly enough.
Naturally, that makes ivermectin a threat to Big Pharma, and so we have the US FDA and CDC warning against its use to treat COVID. Even though it is perfectly legal for physicians to use medications approved for human use in the off-label treatment of other medical conditions, in some areas doctors are threatened with losing their licenses if they treat their patients with ivermectin. Some pharmacists refuse to fill prescriptions for it. And though ivermectin can be purchased from overseas pharmacies, US Customs and the FDA are apparently working to stop that. While inspecting every package from the overseas pharmacies probably isn’t going to happen yet, it’s something our nanny state would surely like to be able to do.
This all makes some interesting research published last month even more welcome. Immunologists at the University of Florida, David Ostrov and his colleagues were searching for alternative treatments for COVID among existing substances with a long history of safety. And they found what may be a match made in heaven.
Benadryl, regular OTC Benadryl, inhibits COVID virus replication by 30%. It costs about 1-2 cents per tablet when purchased in those large bottles. Lactoferrin also inhibits COVID virus replication by about 30%. Lactoferrin is a little pricey on Amazon. It seems like something that would be carried in health food stores, but I don’t have any around me to verify that idea, and the little vitamin and supplement section of my grocery store definitely didn’t have it. However, there’s a much easier source for it—cow’s milk. (Sorry, it’s not in soy milk, almond milk, or any of those other plant-based “milks.”) One quart of cow’s milk contains about 150 mg of lactoferrin. Benadryl and lactoferrin combined reduce COVID virus replication by 99.97%, making it more effective than remdesivir. Sounds like a winning combination to me.
Unfortunately, these are just laboratory results. No clinical trials in people have yet been conducted. Hopefully they will be forthcoming. As far as dosages go, the article only indicates that Benadryl was used in “therapeutically relevant concentrations”. Lactoferrin was used in a concentration of 400 mcg/ml (that’s micrograms per milliliter, just so there’s no confusion), and according to Wikipedia, there are 150 milligrams of lactoferrin in a liter of cow’s milk. If I have done my math correctly (and I’m not convinced of that—it’s still early), I think that’s a little less than three liters of milk. That might be a bit much to drink. Lactoferrin can also be purchased as a supplement, at a cost of about 60 cents per capsule. It seems expensive, but it’s cheaper than drinking that much milk, not to mention lower in calories.
If the jab and Big Pharma’s solutions fail you, and ivermectin and the additional recommended supplements are unavailable, some combination of Benadryl and lactoferrin or milk may do the trick. Of course, as with everything on this blog, you should consult a licensed physician before doing anything more than applying a band-aid. If and when I see any further research on this topic, I’ll be sure to post it. In the meantime, be sure you’re stocked up on Benadryl. And if you think this treatment may have merit in treating COVID, you may wish to consider purchasing some lactoferrin as well.
Links to related posts:
References:
https://bayourenaissanceman.blogspot.com/2021/12/interesting-old-is-new-again-covid-19.html
https://www.mdpi.com/2076-0817/10/11/1514
https://emergency.cdc.gov/han/2021/pdf/CDC_HAN_449.pdf
https://uncoverdc.com/2021/12/13/fda-works-with-usps-to-hold-packages-containing-ivermectin/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lactoferrin#Antiviral_activity
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1793702/pdf/archdisch00638-0105.pdf
Once, again, Jennifer, thanks for the good work. I find this information to be very useful.
ReplyDeleteI was telling people by email to buy N95 masks on January 26, 2020, even before travel to and from China was terminated. I watched videos of Chinese efforts to contain Covid's spread and viewed it as being almost as lethal as a Soviet VX attack.
As the months passed, my wife, who worked as an R.N. years earlier began to say, "Something is not right here." I can't place a date on it, but certainly by this time last year I was an all out skeptic about the CDC and Fauci's flip-flops and outright lies. I can only assume that Fauci's narcissism kept him from admitting that "Covid 19 is new. We just don't know about this, so your guess is as good as mine."
I am in the older age group that is more vulnerable to Covid. Yet, I have essentially gone about my days in an unfettered manner for the last year. I wear a mask in a store if there is a sign posted that asks me to wear a mask. While many scoff at this and refuse to wear a mask, I believe that a property owner's exercise of his Constitutional rights on his own premises trump liberties of people who otherwise call themselves patriots. As irritating as they might find this, they can simply shop elsewhere--or place their orders online.
I take Vitamin D3, Vitamin C, Zinc, and Quercitin every day and, so far, so good. I have also been taking Benadryl, but not because I knew that it had an effect on Covid immunity. Thanks for letting me know about Benadryl and Covid. I will pass on the link to your posting to others.
Thanks for your words. I, too, agree that if a property owner/business wants you to mask up, it's his right. And it's my right to shop elsewhere. So far, the only place I'm masking up is the thrift store--I love finding the bargains too much.
DeleteI recognized the lies really early on, but just because we know they're lying, doesn't mean we know what the truth is, unfortunately. I greatly appreciate the work of others in seeking simple solutions to the evils in our society. If Benadryl and lactoferrin/milk/colostrum can be another solution in addition to ivermectin (and easier to source), we'll be in good shape. If I find anything further on this topic, I will be sure to post it.