Thanks for posting. There have been reports of clusters of elderly and ill patients dying after vaccination; most of these have received the Pfizer vaccine.
These associations always occur when treatments are given quickly to millions of people. People become ill and die every day. People who are elderly, frail and ill die at a faster rate. Whether they are related to the vaccinations or not will take years of study.
After the reports of Gillian Barre autoimmune disorder occurring after flu vaccinations decades ago years of intensive study suggested a consensus that they "could" be related.
The fact is we may never know.
If the current studies prove Brilacidin is effective against Covid19,it will be tested as a prophylactic treatment; that is, given after exposure or at the onset of Covid19 in high risk individuals, but before they are clinically ill to prevent complications in high risk individuals.
Animalstudies have already been done for Remdesivir used in this way which suggest a benefit.
After reading all of her blog posts and then moving onto reading a lot of other md blogs on the subject I decided to skip all of them. My focus is lot's of sleep and eating right to build up my immune system. Also take vit C, vit D, and have zinc on hand at first sign of issue.
Start my day with a cup of green tea, peppermint, ginger, cayene, and half a lemon.
Hoping Brilacidin or any other therapeutic comes on the scene soon.
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For the MDs on board here, what’s your take on ADEs related to the Sars Cov2 RNA vaccines out there? And how might Brilacidin help to mitigate the side effects of these new barely tested vaccines?
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