Jan 18, 2022·edited Jan 18, 2022Liked by Brian Mowrey
I recommend you try the povodine-iodine gargles and nasal spray recommended by the FLCCC and Peter McCullough. My son had The Thing right before Christmas :(. He took the recommended nutraceuticals and aspirin, which he believes helped. IMO, the gargles and nasal spray did the trick. He had one bad night. He's still taking aspirin and NAC a month later. The infection might be mild in many people, but the spike is nasty. Hope you feel better soon.
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Jan 18, 2022·edited Jan 18, 2022Liked by Brian Mowrey
I got it on 1/6 several days after husband and son got it. Husband and son tested negative (home test) first day and positive 2nd day so I waited til 2nd day. Felt straight-on flu—fever, aches, etc. Fatigue and yuck for about 3 more days, but functional. Still tested positive on day 8, but overall felt good other than sinus congestion. Yesterday (day 12) tested negative within the fifteen minutes, but noticed a faint line after the fifteen minutes.
Husband developed fever and dropped O2 sats(88-89%) around day 8 and got very sick. Managed to stay out of hospital with flccc protocol (thank God) and he’s slowly normalizing.
Jan 18, 2022·edited Jan 18, 2022Liked by Brian Mowrey
Feel better Brian! I guess you came in close contact with a vaxxed person. Make sure to mask up now when you are walking on the beach! Chicken soup helps, unless it has been banned as an unproven treatment!
Not sure where you're getting the "kids can't taste" idea from. All the kids I know have more sensitive taste and smell capabilities than us grownups with our "seasoned" (burnt-out?) receptors. Which matches my memory of childhood, and also squares with the common experience of children as picky eaters.
It swept thru my entire household of 3 adults ages 26 to 56. Interestingly, we all had different symptoms. I had a fever for 4 days which caused sluggishness but aspirin helped. Worse symptom for me was runny/stuffy nose that would not quit. I tried everything, nose rinse, nebulizing iodine, nac, quercetin, various nose sprays, budesonide, antihistamines, cold pills, disinfectant spray recommended on Imask. Only thing that worked was time lol. I still did virtual workouts which I think helped with recovery! My husband had throat congestion due to sinus. That’s it. He never missed a minute of work at home. My daughter had sinus issues too, did lose some smell and taste which lasted a few weeks. Felt icky for 5 days but had to quarantine for 10 for work. She said she never felt so rested because she had time to relax, play games, drink wine lol.
So you must wear a mask, get vaccinated, social distance and begin vilifying all purveyors of misinformation. Oh whoops, sorry, trying to read WAlensky quote and got hypnotized. “Safe and effective....safe and effective....safe and effective” repeat after me. /sarc
Despite the fact you now almost indisputably have antibodies..... they say vaccination is still important. Makes absolutely no sense.
Jan 18, 2022·edited Jan 18, 2022Liked by Brian Mowrey
Had it several weeks ago. Not vaxxed. Took nothing for it. Have had far worse colds and flu. Was back to 85% normal after 3 days of feeling bad and low grade fever. Took another week to get to 100% normal. Losing taste/smell was weird. Coffee tasted like hot water.
Hope you are over this thing.
Why do you think Delta could come back? If the hypothesis of natural immunity is
correct, wouldn't the huge number of people that have already been infected with Delta
(and even more now with Omicron) prevent that?
Unless, catching omicron doesn't prevent you from catching delta at some point in the future...
Word on the street is that if you got the Dumbicron, you run a pretty good chance of not losing taste. So, you have that going for you.
Maybe you have read it already:
https://roundingtheearth.substack.com/p/the-omicron-hypothesis-part-1
Dovetails a lot.
If it's the Thing your body now produces everyTHING you need for further encounters with other THINGS:
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-01442-9
Nothing new under the sun because the sun knows quite a THING about life, so to speak.
I recommend you try the povodine-iodine gargles and nasal spray recommended by the FLCCC and Peter McCullough. My son had The Thing right before Christmas :(. He took the recommended nutraceuticals and aspirin, which he believes helped. IMO, the gargles and nasal spray did the trick. He had one bad night. He's still taking aspirin and NAC a month later. The infection might be mild in many people, but the spike is nasty. Hope you feel better soon.
Sorry you’re down with the Thing, but the good news is, you’ll get natural immunity for life!
Regardless, no point taking risks. I hope you’re applying early treatment protocols (https://covid19criticalcare.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/FLCCC-Alliance-I-MASKplus-Protocol-ENGLISH.pdf).
If you don’t have ivermectin on hand, you can contact one of the FLCCC providers (https://covid19criticalcare.com/ivermectin-in-covid-19/covid-19-care-providers/). I can highly recommend Dr. Partovi (details below):
Dr. Ryan D. Partovi, NMD, JD, MIfHI
San Diego, CA
(760) 224-3033
office@drpartovi.com
Instructions: Please EMAIL us at office@drpartovi.com with your full name, cell phone number, and whether you are requesting 1.) Preventive Ivermectin (you must have ZERO symptoms), 2.) Post-Exposure Ivermectin Prevention (you still have ZERO symptoms and have been exposed to someone with a positive COVID test), and/or 3.) Treatment for an active COVID infection using the FLCCC Protocol (state the START DATE of your symptoms and the DATE you tested positive). All inquiries will be responded to fastest via EMAIL.
I hope you get well soon.
Hope you're feeling better. Kinda jealous, not going to lie. It's summer here, ideal time of year to catch it.
I got it on 1/6 several days after husband and son got it. Husband and son tested negative (home test) first day and positive 2nd day so I waited til 2nd day. Felt straight-on flu—fever, aches, etc. Fatigue and yuck for about 3 more days, but functional. Still tested positive on day 8, but overall felt good other than sinus congestion. Yesterday (day 12) tested negative within the fifteen minutes, but noticed a faint line after the fifteen minutes.
Husband developed fever and dropped O2 sats(88-89%) around day 8 and got very sick. Managed to stay out of hospital with flccc protocol (thank God) and he’s slowly normalizing.
Two questions:
1. How many days you end up feeling sick.
2. Whether you would get tested (insert caveats about test accuracy here) just out of academic curiosity.
Feel better Brian! I guess you came in close contact with a vaxxed person. Make sure to mask up now when you are walking on the beach! Chicken soup helps, unless it has been banned as an unproven treatment!
Not sure where you're getting the "kids can't taste" idea from. All the kids I know have more sensitive taste and smell capabilities than us grownups with our "seasoned" (burnt-out?) receptors. Which matches my memory of childhood, and also squares with the common experience of children as picky eaters.
Hmm, wouldn't a brand new variant be the more likely scenario rather than a new round of Delta?
It swept thru my entire household of 3 adults ages 26 to 56. Interestingly, we all had different symptoms. I had a fever for 4 days which caused sluggishness but aspirin helped. Worse symptom for me was runny/stuffy nose that would not quit. I tried everything, nose rinse, nebulizing iodine, nac, quercetin, various nose sprays, budesonide, antihistamines, cold pills, disinfectant spray recommended on Imask. Only thing that worked was time lol. I still did virtual workouts which I think helped with recovery! My husband had throat congestion due to sinus. That’s it. He never missed a minute of work at home. My daughter had sinus issues too, did lose some smell and taste which lasted a few weeks. Felt icky for 5 days but had to quarantine for 10 for work. She said she never felt so rested because she had time to relax, play games, drink wine lol.
So you must wear a mask, get vaccinated, social distance and begin vilifying all purveyors of misinformation. Oh whoops, sorry, trying to read WAlensky quote and got hypnotized. “Safe and effective....safe and effective....safe and effective” repeat after me. /sarc
Despite the fact you now almost indisputably have antibodies..... they say vaccination is still important. Makes absolutely no sense.
The stupidity of CDC is appalling.
Had it several weeks ago. Not vaxxed. Took nothing for it. Have had far worse colds and flu. Was back to 85% normal after 3 days of feeling bad and low grade fever. Took another week to get to 100% normal. Losing taste/smell was weird. Coffee tasted like hot water.