Vitamin B Deficiency Disorders: Myocarditis, Venous Thromboembolism, and Other Post-COVID Vaccine Cardiovascular Problems

How to Prevent Blood Clots from the COVID Vaccine

Blood Clots from the COVID Vaccine: How to Prevent Them Using Nigella Sativa Platelets play an important role in the pathological responses experienced by patients who receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Platelets, also known as thrombocytes, are a specific type of blood cell that manages blood clotting. Having adequate numbers of platelets in the blood make it possible for the body to produce a scab to prevent incessant bleeding from a wound. The Lifespan of a Normal Platelet The lifespan of a normal platelet is between 8 and 12 days. When platelets get old, they are removed from circulation by another type of cell called a macrophage that “eats” the platelet. These macrophages are primarily located in the liver and the spleen, but there are some found in the bone marrow and the lungs t...

Multiple Sclerosis and Vitamin B Deficiency: The Connection Between Nutrition and MS

Can a nutrient deficiency cause multiple sclerosis? Eggs, free-range/grass-fed meats, and goat's milk are all healthy sources of thiamine and riboflavin. Dark leafy green vegetables, nuts, and legumes are also good choices. Vitamins B1 and B2, thiamine and riboflavin, both play important roles in the treatment of multiple sclerosis. Some people have in the past speculated that MS may be caused by an overgrowth of Candida in the gastrointestinal tract, which is in fact one of the risk factors for the development of a deficiency in these vitamins since Candida overgrowth can interfere with gastrointestinal absorption of nutrients. Thus, orthomolecular treatment of MS should ideally be administered in combination with an anti-candida, healing diet rich in fresh produce and other whole in...

Vitamin B1 Deficiency Symptoms: The Connection Between Dry Beriberi and Guillain-Barré Syndrome

Beans, lentils, sunflower seeds, natural yogurt, nuts, and green peas, are all good sources of vitamin B1 (thiamine). Is Guillain-Barre a Vitamin Deficiency? Vitamin B1 deficiency, sometimes known as beriberi, has sometimes been known to cause symptoms that are remarkably similar to Guillain-Barre Syndrome. In one case, a woman with severe dry beriberi was misdiagnosed with GBS, but then later (after not responding to conventional IVIG therapy) showed a complete recovery shortly after receiving intravenous thiamine (vitamin B1) treatments. Other patients previously diagnosed with GBS also have experienced improvement from their symptoms when given intravenous thiamine.  There are three main kinds of vitamin B1 deficiency: dry beriberi, wet beriberi, and gastrointestinal beriberi....

Vitamin B15/ Pangamic Acid / Vitamin B15 Long Haul COVID Treatment

Important Vitamins for Long COVID Treatment What is vitamin B15? Vitamin B15 is a B-complex vitamin found in all plant seeds, including in seeds such as watermelon seeds, pumpkin seeds, apple seeds, grape seeds, and others. It is also sometimes referred to as pangamic acid. This substance was discovered in 1938 by Dr. Ernst Krebs, who also was the first to develop laetrile, a synthetic version of amygdalin (also known as vitamin B17 and commonly used as a cancer cure).  Vitamin B15 is a vital nutrient, just like any other vitamin, and is valuable for the following situations and conditions:  Endurance during exercise Asthma (and other respiratory illnesses) Skin conditions (including eczema) Lung problems Conditions related to the nerves and joints Cancer...

Autism and Vitamin B Deficiency: Orthomolecular Therapy for Autism Spectrum Disorders

How to Use B Vitamins to Reduce Autism Symptoms Naturally The Origami of Autism: Transforming 2-Dimensional Thinking about ASD into 3-Dimensional Solutions - BUY HERE! Once classified as a single disorder, autism is now viewed along a spectrum. Children on the autism spectrum may exhibit problems with communicating (both verbally and nonverbally), understanding other people’s communication, and may not approach developmental milestones as quickly or as soon as other children. They may also be “socially awkward” to varying degrees (having trouble with concentration, maintaining eye contact, learning and following socially acceptable behaviors, etc). A large number of scientific studies and anecdotal reports indicate that autism and nutritional deficiencies go hand-in-hand. Children...

Modified Myers Cocktail with Chelation Therapy for HIV/AIDS, Cardiovascular Disease, and More - Guest Post by Dr. Metharam Haresh

The Cure for HIV How to Cure HIV: Dr. Haresh's Protocol Myer's cocktail has been used for over five decades with practically no side effects whatsoever. It was first introduced by Dr. John Myers, a Baltimore physician, who was in practice at John Hopkins hospital. I have been using my modified version of the same with Chelation therapy for various diseases, including the following:  Chronic fatigue syndrome  Fibromyalgia  Migraines Asthma Muscle pain  Upper respiratory infection  Chronic sinusitis  Cardiovascular disease  Heavy metal poisoning Strokes Depression  Protocol The Myer’s Cocktail Protocol consists of the following vitamins and minerals administered intravenously:    B complex vitamins -  B1 (thiamine), B2 (riboflavin), B3 (...

Vitamin K2 and Vitamin D3 for Bone Remineralization and Cardiovascular Health: Cure Osteoporosis and Arteriosclerosis 

Prevent Osteoporosis and Cardiovascular Disease with Vitamin K2 and Vitamin D3 Supplements Humans have a difficult relationship with calcium. We know that we need this mineral, but despite drinking tons of milk and taking calcium supplements in huge doses, we still end up with osteoporosis and dental cavities. What gives? If you really think about calcium and how the dairy industry promotes milk as the end-all cure for osteoporosis, you might notice that people who drink a lot of milk are far from immune to this disease. In fact, people who drink milk are predisposed to developing osteoporosis, according to The China Study, the largest nutritional study ever conducted in the world. How is this possible? Watch Forks Over Knives for more information about why drinking milk won’t save you fr...

Jim Humble’s Stroke Protocol - MMS1 Protocol for Preventing and Healing from a Stroke

How to Use MMS1 to Prevent and Recover from Stroke Click here to sign up for the CDS Protocols App! The Stroke Protocol uses both MMS1 and DMSO to overcome stroke in adults, children, and infants who are experiencing the symptoms of stroke. Both of these medicines have been reported to be effective in preventing stroke in people of all ages. MMS1 in particular has been known to dissolve blood clots throughout the body, and DMSO can help not only make the MMS1 medicine more powerful but can also heal any potential nerve or tissue damage that may be present.  Some of the symptoms of stroke are:  Drooping face - If you notice that one (or both) side(s) of the face are drooping, ask the person to smile. Note if their smile is uneven. Ask if their face is numb, since this...

Jim Humble's Heart Attack Protocol: MMS1 + DMSO Treatment for the Onset of Heart Attacks

Can you stop a heart attack in its tracks? Click here to sign up for the CDS Protocols App! This Heart Attack Protocol can be used to stop a heart attack in its tracks in both children and adults. This protocol includes the use of both MMS1 solution and DMSO, both of which have been well-tested through various means and have been verified as valid and powerful anti-heart attack medicines over the past 2-3 decades. Signs of a heart attack include pain in the chest and arms (particularly in the left arm), back, neck and jaw, and upper stomach in addition to symptoms such as shortness of breath, lightheadedness, cold sweats, and nausea. If you suspect that you or someone in your care is having a heart attack, note the time that the symptoms started and start them on this protocol...