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Mar 21Liked by 2nd Smartest Guy in the World

Out of the box thought here: is there a chance that Ivermectin could help people with non-vaxx myocarditis/heart disease?

In theory, Ivermectin shouldn't help with cancer, yet it does. Perhaps we have misunderstood heart disease, just like we have seemingly misunderstood cancer.

One would think someone would be interested in a study on this, but since there's no money to be made, my guess is that it won't happen.

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Mar 21Liked by 2nd Smartest Guy in the World

Excellent work and thank you!

This is the value of forums like this and those who get the information out there.

Well done!!

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Mar 21Liked by 2nd Smartest Guy in the World

Another BLOCKBUSTER post from 2dSG !! Who IS this guy ? Hats off to him.

I was a little surprised at what seemed to me kind of a high dose of Ivermectin, but, hey,

nothing exceeds like success !!

Whatever works, my favorite "blood pressure" drug is Bacopa Moniera which I get fromWhole Foods. It's supposed to be for memory improvement in the elderly but when I took the stuff I had an "uplifiting" experience down below and my pressure dropped fairly fast as well. It seems as though it somehow spikes up Nitric Oxide production is my best guess, who knows ?

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Mar 21Liked by 2nd Smartest Guy in the World

Ralph Baric spent a lot of the 1980s researching how to use a corona virus to cause myocarditis in rabbits.

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The damage that’s been done by these experimental injections unfortunately can’t be undone. Hopefully some of the injured, the ones who weren’t killed outright will be able to live somewhat “normal” lives with treatments like the one outlined in this article. Closure will not occur, and certainly justice will not be done until all of the principal planners, perpetrators, instigators, and propagators of these slow kill bio weapon experimental injections are brought to account for committing crimes against humanity in a Nuremberg 2.0 scenario

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Mar 21Liked by 2nd Smartest Guy in the World

How much do you weigh? I’m a 200 pound man. I’m asking so I know if 24 mg of ivermectin is in the ballpark of what I should take.

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2SG,

I have done some research after reading your articles for a long time. Anyway, there have been studies done and proof that strongyloidaisis (parasite infection) causes arthritis and diabetes. And cancer being a parasite..... so many things we thought were wrong with us, that now, out of big pharma curtain, it is not us. It is parasites. It's absolutely insane.

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Great news on the study and your relative. You saved her life.

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What is a sub anti-microbial dose of Doxycycline? And is 24mg Iver recommended, no matter your weight? Two important questions, I would love to have answered.

Unbeknownst to me, I got a dose of the spike protein back in 2017, before it was so dang popular. I've been to hell and back and lost 7 years of my life so far! But aside from that pesky little detail, I've been having scary heart issues and my cardiologist is as dumb as a box of rocks! There I said it. Wait, does obtuse sound nicer? Anyway, I sure could use some help and guidance. Thank you kindly.

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7477297/

The Role of Oxytocin in Cardiovascular Protection

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22435448/

Oxytocin in the heart regeneration

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29241711/

l-Carnitine and heart disease

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Thank you. I’ve forwarded this to my sister in law who has friends with Covid jab heart damage.

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Excellent article!

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Is your relative doing any sort of probiotic regimen to help with any possible gut microbiome damage (which leads to other health issues) done by the daily doxycycline?

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Great info ! Thanks...

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Always love your success posts. Happy for you both.

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I am hoping that there is hope for the v@xxed.

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