Nattokinase, Vs. Spike Protein

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And the winner is: Nattokinase!

Natto: a favourite, in Japan

post-Covid symptoms

Microthrombosis

There is now general consensus, that Micro–Thrombotic injuries from Covid’s Spike Protein persist for at least 6-15 months after Covid infection (or vaccination) and constitute a possible cause of long COVID symptoms. This is supported by, among others, an article in “Cureus”, of 2023 Nov 21;15(11):e49204, by Nicolas Hulscher 1,✉, Brian C Procter 2, Cade Wynn 2, Peter A McCullough 3,4 , entitled “Clinical Approach to Post-acute Sequelae After COVID-19 Infection and Vaccination” (doi 10.7759/cureus.49204).

The abstract reads (paraphrased) as follows: “The Spike Protein of SARS-CoV-2 is a cause of sequelae after SARS-CoV-2 infection or COVID-19 vaccination. The vaccines utilise a modified Spike Protein with toxic effects similar to the virus itself: there is abundant evidence that the Spike Protein, whether from SARS-CoV-2 itself or from vaccination, causes inflammatory damage to the cardiovascular, hematological, neurological, respiratory, gastrointestinal, and immunological systems, by means of producing micro-clots in the capillaries.“

The obvious questions

Vexing questions arise:
(1) are the symptoms of long Covid purely products of micro-thrombosis caused by spike protein, or are they partially the product of stress, as perceived by the hypothalamus.
(2) What can be done to prevent “Spike Protein” activity?

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I am a Toronto-trained Urologist. I practiced in downtown Toronto, from 1977 to 1997, when I went to Saudi Arabia as chief of Urology at the Armed Forces (teaching) hospital in Tabuk. Returning to Toronto in Y2000, I switched to family practice. In 2007, began to prescribe Hormone Restoration Therapy and in 2012, I became a member of the American Academy of Antiaging Medicine [A4M]. I successfully wrote the A4M's written examination in December, 2013 and In May, 2016 I passed the oral examination, for accreditation as a BHRT consultant. In 2014 I began BHRT practice in Collingwood, Ontario and in January, 2017, joined the Stone Tree Naturopathic Clinic. Now I am 85 and retired, but it seems wasteful to jettison my learning and experience: the medical establishment knows nothing of BHRT / Functonal medicine and I feel obliged to offer my knowledge in the interest of those who are willing to think outside the box. QUALIFICATIONS: MB, BS, (UWI), 1964. LMCC 1969. FRCSC (Urology), 1974. ECFMG 1984. Florida license [inactive], ABAARM 2016. Affiliations: CSAMM, OMA, CMA, SUSO, CUA, RCP&S/C. PRACTICE TO DATE: Consultation in Functional Medicine: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Andropause, Menopause, Teenage and Postpartum Depression/Panic Attacks, Thyroid Hormone malfunction, Infertility, Sexual Dysfunction and “the Undiagnosable”. ALL ARE WELCOME to read, comment or question!