I live in South Africa and saw a physician who conducted this study with Dr Pretorius. Four of us in our family were treated for this vascular damage after we got Delta in June. All of us had microclots when our blood was analysed. After a month on the recommended medications I felt huge improvement in all my symptoms.
@@CaLDwELLGoD an anticoagulant and anti platelet (Eliquis 5mg twice daily, Clopiwin Plus one daily) plus Peploc once daily. I think the antacid is to help the endothelium repair but not sure. Anyway, it worked! Feel great.
Dr I think you should either interviews or have a private conservation with Dr Shankara Chetty of south Africa , he seems to have successfully treated Covid including long covid , with an understanding and an approach that might assist us all , he is being applauded for his successful treatment of over 7000 patients with varying stages of covid and losing none. I would be interested in seeing two great minds collaborate
Dr. Chetty has been interviewed on Dr. Been. I don't think his work is very relevant to the thrombotic symptoms and aftermath being discussed here. The interview with Dr. Jalali is, but Dr. Jalali has not addressed himself to long COVID. Thank you, Dr. Been, for this important presentation.
Also, one aspect of concern I have with vaccines, is the fact that depending on the circulatory access that the vaccine substance will have in the blood stream, it can trigger these effects in very deep and noble tissues in our body, and deep dive very quickly without any intervention of the immune system, while real infection will likely start from superficial tissues, and progress inside in a pace that will depend on immune response. It honestly sounds quite dangerous to send spikes or spike producing induced mrna to circulate in our blood. I know people will say it will only stay in the muscle where it is shot, but we have seen it is not the case for many reasons....
Without aspiration I think it often goes into the bloodstream, and via lymphating system either. When I see all the video sequences in TV how unexperienced people do the vaccinations in vaccination-centers, it's so ugly to see. In MSM within the video direct after putting the needle out there was a blood drop on survace of the injection side.....this should really not happen! In Germany no aspiration is required.....
I'm concerned about the forced booster shots. I seen a paper that most subjects had humeral specific memory tcells At around150 days post injection. So why...theywant to bombard the body with the vaccine. Why. It is not needed. Give the . Body time to dev. Tcell memory. Let the body work appropriately. The body mte. Not react with continuous bombardment. Kinda like oh you again*. And not launch a defense mechanism. Thinking it's ok. I seen u before.
I have a similar question since I had covid that I caught in March of 2020. I'm wondering how many of the side effects from the vaccines apply to me for the long term. I had extreme swelling in my hands months later. I believe these may have been clots. How much of the side effects from the vaccines were caused from the adjuncts to the vaccine rather than the vaccine itself?
@@michelleayres5608 I think you meant rather than the virus itself, but excellent point, so many people have the vaccine we will never know what has caused what.
So interesting. I have a bleeding disorder involving clotting and take Xaralto 15 mg. Daily. I have not taken the Covid vaccine, and my doctor advised against taking the J&J injection. Thank you for bringing all these studies into the light.
I'm in the same situation. Having to live as an outcast, excluded from much in society, because doctors in my part of the world are afraid to give exemptions, for fear of jeopardizing their medical licence. Terrified to risk the vaccine.
In Australia it is near impossible to get a doctor to approve vaccine exemption. They are terrified of being deregistered if they complete a vaccination exemption form.
There are some old fashioned "whole" virus vaccines that do not generate a flood of Spike Proteins like the RNA Vaccines available in the US. Mexico has many of these other vaccines available.
Thank you so much for taking the time to educate those of us that want to understand what this virus is doing in the body! I love your ability to bring “the cookies down to where the children can reach them” that is indeed a rare talent in the medical profession!
Majority of people in Jamaica 🇯🇲 had chicingunya a few years ago. We are still suffering that post viral syndrome and now long haulers Do you know if there is any similarity because there were quite a few people who suffered DVTs that I know of One year after chicingunya my Dad passed away 4 months ago. He was a brilliant GP, very well respected and never missed your talks. Thanx for keeping me informed since I dint have Daddy anymore
@wendy nash...... my compassion and heart support for you to get over your huge loss. Chikungunya is known for causing post viral infection CFS/long haul. I just haven't found a study till now which describes how high the risk of developing CFS etc. is. Valneva made a very effective vaccine "VLA1553 is currently the most advanced chikungunya vaccine candidate. It targets long-term protection following the administration of a single dose." It is actually in a phase 3 trial. "Rheumatism and chronic fatigue, the two facets of post-chikungunya disease: the TELECHIK cohort study on Reunion island - pubmed 2018 article
I’m so sorry for your loss. Tragic and horrible 🙏. Great questions as I have long hauler form autoimmune Graves’ disease. Your DVT is much more concerning than my issues! Horrible news and had not read anything about that vector causing this mess! I have memory issues, breathing issues, tired, and other stuff. Horrible sorry anyone else would suffer with this stuff. Mine is just a pain but DVT is scary stuff and Covid can cause neurological issues as my friends brother’s neurologist asked if he had Covid and when. He is unable to walk and it’s debilitating and similar to MS. He was not vaccinated and both him and his brother they had organ transplant survived but he has the long term problems and my friend has tiredness but that is all he noticed if it’s even long haulers or just life .
Well explained as usual, but difficult to listen to. Very depressing. Our health has been so compromised by the evil who intentionally created this situation to achieve their evil agenda. I was waiting for your teaching on the treatment. I guess I’ll have to go and have a look at that study you dissected for us here.
In the last 10 years the governments of the West appear to have started depriving us of vital nutrients in our food. We now have the lowest levels of key nutrients EVER since we started measuring. Prior to this we would fortify foods once our levels became low. 60% of Americans are now VERY deficient in Vitamin D. This nutrient is so important when dealing with viral infections like Covid, in a very larhe study it was found that those with the LOWEST levls of D. when compared to those with the highedt levels were 14X more likely to die. This research has been in MANY countries with the SAME results. Many 3rd world countries simply gave their people vitamins like D,C and zinc and they ALL had fewer deaths than the West did.
@@tammykoble236 Its planned. Vit D in large dose is enough to beat the flu. Sunshine is good for you too. Government advertising has people hiding from the sun. No D from sun ? Oh its just a coincidence. LOL
Thank you for this lecture! My labs took 10 days to come back (outpatient) to look at DDimer. Sure enough, during the viral stage it was normal. Then 10 days later (last week) I was sent by my doc to the ER to be evaluated for a PE bc my AppleWatch was telling me my heart rate was high and I was short on breath and I have genetic predisposition for clotting. DDimer was flagged high there. They did CT Angiogram. Nothing was found. The ER doc basically said that he didn’t know why my DDimers were high then. This explains this. I am so glad that I have been taking aspirin through this as I also had some concerning clotting when we were hit with Delta last fall.
@@amiehegeman you would not be aware of it at the time but the more jabs and/or infections, the more side effects in my opinion (and not only mine). There is a good chance all this damage is cumulative.
I did all tests, d dimer, chest CT, all clear...but there's this stiff unfulfilled breathing I developed post Pfizer booster... nothing seems to be working and I've heard micro clots don't show on standard lab tests, could I pop in a baby aspirin (75mg), to alleviate my issue?
I had long C19 about five months. The list you began with. In the fourth month my fingers tingled then arms went to sleep and weakness full arms. I'm getting better now. During illness I also had horrible balance and sudden and sensory desfunction storms lightheadedness, BP and heart rate up, bad bathroom issues, I was terrified to go to the bathroom. Elimination became spontaneous non stop, my body was very disregulated. ER couldn't help me. Blood work was good? Stomach and brain and heart scans good. It was a rollercoaster, I never knew when I'd have a sudden storm. I'm better now.
@@jhonybraavo no meds, I got quercitin had three pills of ivermectin in the beginning that's all my friend had to share with me. All I could eat for weeks was poached eggs turkey bacon and I began eating sweet potatoes which finally gave me nutrition. Had diarrhea for weeks lost weight and slept most of the time. It only effected my gut not lungs. Last problem was low blood sugar after seven eight months I was well. Never had the COVID shots. Saw neurologist he said I had had destonomia . Others had same experience and symptoms but the medical field never helped me.
Many Doctors became like workers at assembly lines only doing same procedures again and again without any scientific or even medical passion. Before any scrutiny of labs they send you over to the psychiatrist.
I have Morgellons and I believe this is exactly what has been occurring in the formation of the lesions we suffer from but we have been labeled as causing our own skin injuries, as well as being delusional
I had extreme extreme fatigue for about 7 years of my life. I responded so well to B1 that I think I had Beriberi, or whatever I had can be helped with Thiamin. There are loads of people like this. So tired they can't stand up in the morning... can't bear the thought of going in the shower... having no energy to lift your arm up. Pure torture. And many people suffering this real thing are told it is all in their head(!) Or they just need to give themself a shake lol
So sorry! I believe it’s very real. Awful to be gaslit that way. I actually stumbled upon some literature on it because I’ve had numerous symptoms after the vax and recently noticed tiny pin point black dots under my skin. I tried scratching it off but it was deep. I googled tiny black dots under skin and morgellons popped up. The dots looked exactly the same. I don’t have any thread like appearances (yet) tho
I'd try some antiparasitic herbs from the healthfood store . You might also do a round of ivermectin to see if it helps. Just a hunch. Then start the anti parasitic herbs, and start taking a high quality probiotic every day. Probiotics also change skin bacteria to normal . Also, add fermented foods to your diet twice a day.
Embalmer in Alabama says the clots in dead do not break down after rinsing. Says he has never seen a clot that won’t break down with water. Forming a deciduous cast.
More embalmers in US and UK are now blowing whistle on clots seen after post shot deaths. The clots are very hard to remove. They require higher pressure to push out. Never seen before. Latest was an embalmer from Missouri on S. kirsch channel.
I had covid pneum delta in July. Omgoodness I had a horrid rash after a brief hospital stay with iv steroid , then my eyes needed steroid, then I swear I had Guillaine barre feet lower legs pain numb and I struggled months especially mornings. Doctor told me I was overthinking it. Seriously ? I struggled 6 months after after with something but I’m better now. I refuse to believe I have damage … stay healthy eat well exercise and supplements Be patient
Hi Dr. Mobeen! This is sound exactly what I have. I didnt have Covid, but I did have J&J in April. And all my problems started. With a very high uncontrollable BP going up and down , pulse going very high and drops down, chest pain, vertigo, oxygen going up and down. Always tired. I started getting bruises on my legs and arms without any reason. I was getting red spots and they were turning green skipping the blue stage. When my both low legs got completely green I went to see a doctor. He sent me for a blood work, but phlebotomist couldnt really get enough blood for all the tests. Blood was really thick. And I still got horrible bruises . What ever test the lab was be able to run didnt show anything wrong. Doctor did say he is absolutely sure I had an adverse reaction, but suggested to wait :( I started taking aspirin in my own. Definitely doing better now. At least BP is OK. And oxygen is a little better. But still very tired and having difficulties to do a long walk with my dog. I did read another study 5- 6 month ago about clothing and S1 protein. I think it was Indian scientists. Had a bookmark, but page was talking down and I couldnt find it to show to my doctor. Thank you so much for posting all the links and as always great explanation!
I found a study prior to the vax distribution, explaining why S1 shouldnt be used for the vax. It suggested using N instead. And was warning of these complications when using mrna to code for s1. Im sure its been deleted from the internet. I printed it because everything gets deleted if it goes against the vax in any way.
The traditional viruses do not give you the disease - they inject weakened or dead forms of the virus. MRNA technology however, makes your body create the spike protein, the pathologic part of the virus, so that the body creates antibodies. It was supposed to stay in the arm muscle but it doesn't. It moves around the body making many body parts including the lining of the blood vessels, heart, etc. create the spike proteins. When our body sees the spike protein waste, it attacks.... it attacks the spike protein maker- our own cells which have been invaded with spike protein makers! That causes damage to wherever the spike protein creating mrna wanders. 😥 No more shots- it makes it worse.
Prof. Pretorius, Prof. Douglas Kell and clinicians like Dr. Jäger have identified the clotting/amyloid micro clotting issues since 2 years and have been treating it for over a year now. It's not just inflammation, it's also about treating clots and viscous blood that needs to be cleaned!
I had the low grade fever after 7 days. With other symptoms, my nursing kicked in and we got D-dimer, sed rate, C-reactive protein, and Fibrinogen Activity. All of the labs were way high. When I first came down with Covid Omicron, I requested a low dose of 2.5 Xarelto off the bat for protection. And was prescribed it. But as I said, the longer low grade fevers clued me in that I was possibly throwing micro clots or autoimmune. And sure enough labs and imaging showed I was right about the clots. Those labs should be at the TOP of list. The labs are a lot cheaper than a ventilator!! Come on doctors, use the knowledge you have been taught. I’m just a ICU/Open heart nurse and I can figure this out. You can do it too. Get back to your training and drop your fear of “there’s no algorithm to treat Covid”.
@@healthandinformation5481 I’m not sure of what you are asking. The levels of the labs or the cost? It would be better for me to ask you to rephrase your question.
@@healthandinformation5481 Understandable. We’re all learning with this. Lab levels depends on how your lab interprets the levels. Generally the levels are in two formats, as I have seen. So me giving a number does mean much good. But you can search the standards your local lab uses. And most importantly, be guided by a PCP that will use their head.
Systemic proteolytic enzymes may have a role in clearing microclots. You want enzymes that are designed to be systemic and not get used for digestion. Typically that means they have enteric coating.
Absolutely. I have so many long haul symptoms directly after the vax but negative nucleocapsid. I believe the underpinnings are the same for covid and vax long haul like symptoms
If all this is S1 Spike induced, is it still the case that it can be caused by the vaccines too and if yes, do we know about the Spike load/quantity vaccine vs infection and would this be relevant? I assume yes. However we would consume a vaccine every six month ongoing here in Austria. This is not a good sign at all.
I've had Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) for over 30 years. I got sick after an aeromonas hydrophila fish borne bacterial infection and never recovered. I've learned to cope with it but every time I catch a virus I relapse and take ages to recover. I think that viruses and many other bacterial infections cause long term damage to the body and it's only been in the past year, with so many viral infections, that we are really taking notice of this. At least now, maybe the medical profession will take some more notice of these post viral disease, do some research, and hopefully will come up with a cure, or at least some relief. Before Covid, these types of diseases were thought to be mostly psychosomatic.
I have had post vac extreme fatigue, brain fog, anxiety etc still 9 months after 2nd vac. I have been feeling so much better since, For past 4 weeks I have been taking a nutraceutical called artemic support (also sold as covitC/COC. Acts as antiinflammatory and is now in a clinical trial for long Covid. Wow. For first time in 10 months I feel better. Still anxiety/jitters but manageable. Still slight headaches but brain fog lifted . Contains curcuma, vit C and boswellia in a mycell delivery technology: super absorbent. 5 drops 3 x day. Did not think just a few drops would help me. May be worth trying ? Research long Covid study Artemic Happy healing
@@angelashort1331 Yes! Absolutely spot on. Filter your water , get on a healthy diet and keep off sugar and salt. Also get plenty of fresh air, in my case I moved to the coast, and plenty of exercise, (walking and yoga). It was the only thing that worked for me, no drugs, no doctors and no worrying. After 30 years I can cope, have restored much of my health and have developed a far better outlook on life.
I thank the Lord that I had only 2 days of sore throat in March 2020. Only 2 days fever in January 2021. We had Omicron in the house for 2 weeks and was exposed to 2 more gatherings. Omicron would not even stick to me. Thank you JESUS for natural immunity.
If the spike proteins are the biggest cause, what about the vaccines that create spike proteins in your body and what they can cause? Maybe it is related to the heart problems vaccines have caused to some people?
There is no data saying the spike production ever stops. It is known that the more vaccines taken the great chance of adverse effects...its dose dependent...your body decides
@@karenpeaden271 logically though it should not happen forever because the cells that get the mrna will die. Cells dont live forever and since the dna of the cell is intact it does not spread when cell multiplies.
High homocysteine levels in the blood can damage the lining of the arteries. High levels may also make the blood clot more easily than it should. This can increase the risk of blood vessel blockages, High homosystien low B12.
Yes but aren’t there studies that show that increasing b12 may lower homocysteine but doesn’t necessarily lower its effects. Also do you know how much b12 they recommend for high homocysteine?
@@danbanfan9524 it's important to address a vitamin B12 deficiency early to keep homocystein low to prevent damage that may be irrivesable. B12 plays a much larger roll in DNA repair but doesn't work alone other B vitamins are needed good diet is essential. My understanding is much higher doses of B12 are needed to repair damage and and this must be supported with adequate levels of folic acid and B6. My story is a long one like my mother's was undiagnosed B12 my mother (who was a nurse ) was told she was dying a mystery illness causing neurological damage, something as a child was unbearable to see, it was an alternative Dr that's made the diagnosis, she never fully recovered but she saved her life. I went through the same I was constantly told my B12 was fine it was possible fibromyalgia, I was wasting away physically and mentally my Dr said please don't start B12 we have a window of opportunity, at that point I was so ill (many symptoms seen in long covid) I started sublingual B12 it was instant and I recoverd fully in 3 months, I was told my B12 was fine but was never tested. I later found a test from two years before my illness I was low borderline B12 then. I am worried they are missing people with B12 d in long covid
@@potsbottlejars5551 very interesting snd I appreciate the time you took to explain. I take high ish dose from thorne multi B but hard to know if it’s enough. I have felt much better though since supplementing. I also tested for high homocysteine which is one of the reasons I started supplementing but nobody seems to know how much to take. I guess going for injections would be even better
@@danbanfan9524 I took sublingual B12 they go straight into your blood through the veins under the tounge and being mythcobalam it's all ready converted, for me I was so low it was instant I can't explain but was three months before I felt better than ever I remember. My consultant said ordinary tablets are poorly absorbed. I changed GP practice and have been supported since.
They do and it did for me, I highly suspect. My tests were totally normal but apparently they don't detect micro clots...post pzfer booster I developed unfulfilled breathing patterns and it's taken a toll on me. I really want to find a solution! Could a low dose aspirin be good?!
@@sarafarid8952 Dear Sara, I'm so sorry you're going through this. I know many who this has happened to. As an unvaxxed RN, I'm not working due to mandates. When did you receive your last inoculation? And how many did you have? Praying for you hun🙏❤️
@@danacaro-herman3530 I've had 3. Sputnik vaccine last year April and booster this January. I developed stiff unfulfilled breathing patterns around 2 months after the booster. Please help. Many have claimed that anticoagulants may help with this? Guide me please.
@@sarafarid8952 Well please don't take anymore inoculations. Sara I'm not a doctor but I do know that Ivermectin has been quite helpful with what you're going through, trying to decrease the spikes in the body. I know anticoagulants help but not sure with the micro clotting. I'm praying for you. God bless you.🙏
So what you're saying is, "Of all the proteins in all the vaccines in all the world, S1 had to walk into ours." Anyway, wouldn't SI infiltration into the circulatory system be facilitated by deep lung infection? That's where the exchange of materials between the lungs and blood occurs, after all. For my husband, the tickle that triggered his cough was bronchial (upper chest). Mine was right above the bottom of my bra strap, in the deep lung tissue. He had some lingering bronchial irritation after his infection. Me? I got 15 months of noticeable cardiovascular fallout--heart symptoms, hypertension, pulmonary edema. I didn't get any of the long COVID symptoms that appear to be autoimmune in nature. I mean, I guess I ended up with muscle weakness, but only because any time I exerted myself my heart would say, "stop doing that right now or I'll make you regret it." By the time I felt safe to do anything strenuous, I'd lost significant muscle mass. What I'm saying is that patients who needed to be hospitalized almost certainly were more likely to have a lot of deep lung involvement, and therefore more infiltration of S1 into the bloodstream and from there, throughout the body. So more likely to have the problems outlined in this research (vascular damage). And patients who needed to be hospitalized would also have been more likely to have had an immune system overreaction (cytokine storm). Like the survivor of a zombie apocalypse, your immune system might have developed an itchy trigger finger and a preference to frag a friendly rather than risk getting bitten. I think we need to differentiate between types of long COVID, even if they overlap. Because for people with autoimmune induced long COVID, vaccination (maybe in small, repeated doses like allergy shots) might be a ticket out of it. But for those who just had straight up cardiovascular damage, more S1 would appear to be the last thing they need.
you make some intriguing points, and I salute you for being so mindful of your and spouse's body sensations which gives many clues as to the goings-on of your inner system.
We'll probably have to wait for COVID to become less of a political issue to be able to get real research into stuff like this. In other words: when the powers that be have another toy to play with. (Suggestion: Ukraine)
Exactly my thought. They want us to think the toxic spike protein the Vax program our cells to keep replicating is different from the clots from covid buts it's same. We're only going to hear about it when it's too late....
@@DomeRokRz Precisely, guys like this are being employed to provide a credible 'out' for the enormous increase in blood system related injury and damage. They are passing off the obvious uptick in cardiac failure in sport/celebrity arenas as being the result of the virus: it just so happens the spiraling increase occurred in exact tandem with the mRNA products!
Dr. Been, I'm a non-covid experimental drug taker, my concern for me and other pure-bloods is how safe are blood transfusions from covid vaccinated people, no one is talking about this! Is it safe or not? What questions should people be asking? Has it been investigated anywhere?
@@joanmcdonald3176 That is absolutely NOT TRUE Joan, please don't spread misinformation. The blood banks are loaded with vaxxed blood they don't screen their donors
Would like to know this also. My un-vax'd 82yo father received 6 units of blood while hospitalized last month (non-CV illness) Any reason to be concerned?
Early on March 2020 the guidelines all advised against even taking ibuprofen , any anti-inflammatory including prednisone . I think ibuprofen must have helped me when I got covid early on. Tylenol was the only advice given at that time and it was not doing anything for me ...besides why would I want to take something that depletes glutathione in a viral infection. I think the ibuprofen which also has some antiplatelet effect may have protected me from micro clots. Hyrdoxychloquine also has some protective effects as early studies did point out to it working as a mild anticoagulant.
Very interresting, I use serrapeptase, nattokinase en wobenzym N for my endometriose. I had the Alpha in March 2020 and with 6 months I was back as I was before covid. Feel lucky now.
@@jonp2171 no vax. I grew up with the story of the Spanish flu from my father and when you survived it, you had the best protection. Eat enough vegetables and fruit and honey in your tea and walk every day was his advice.
@@miekevanmeerten6106 Good brother I agree, I've been suffering from "Long covid" like symptoms. Thinking I might have got it from sex with vax chicks lol
The Japanese use nattokinase to treat all forms of blood clots. It helps to stop heart and lung blood clots. I have use it for years and stopped having angina and blockages. Nattokinase is a very good fibrin cleaver.
So we need to have data on people who have had early Ivermectin treatment who develop long Covid, versus people who had no early treatment. Also, does Ivermectin affect this complex clotting issue ?
Ivermectin is an anti-viral, anti-inflammatory, and a protease inhibitor. If taken prophylactically, it will greatly reduce spike protein replication. This in turn will reduce any symptoms associated with spike protein circulation throughout the body. Side note: spike proteins are not good when circulating throughout the body, going into organs, crossing the blood brain barrier etc...whether from covid or the vaccines.
@@AnDrEjJuGgEr One of the probable main reasons is because spike protein is likely Bio engineered and human exposure to it or to something similar to it was very unlikely during the whole development of the human genome on earth. It is like giving completely new inputs to a very complex well trained neural network...the response will be unpredictable and strange things may happen...
@@AnDrEjJuGgEr Thank you for your comment ! My husband and I are 6 weeks post Covid - over 70, comorbids. Husband - 3 shots, me - none. Started out quite ill. But after 2nd dose of Ivermectin - was like a switch was flipped, and all symptoms began to “melt “ away quickly. Days 4-5 we were walking the dog. I had never experienced anything like this in my many years of flus, viruses, colds, etc. ( old clinical diagnostic microbiologist here. ) Appreciate that this is anecdotal, but good science most always starts with objective, careful observation. Then, we can form hypotheses and go from there.
Very interesting, but I hope you are wrong about all of us being exposed to covid eventually. Sorry if it's a bit off-topic, but water-fasting over several days or even weeks activates our very own repair mechanism and can have amazing effects. It's worth having a look into all the benefits. :)
Water fasting for long enough - not even weeks - will cause permanent brain damage from swelling because of the depletion of sodium and resulting electrolyte imbalance. There is a case where the client of a naturopath wound up this way and sued her.
This is very scary. I have all of these symptons post covid. The headaches, brain fog (death) and fatigue are horrendous. I have been on the FLCCC long haul protocol but limited so not anticoags.
I recently watched a video by an embalmer who claims to be seeing lots of fibrous clots in recently deceased people that he is embalming. He has taken photos and videos of these clots, which he has never seen before in 20+ years of embalming. Makes one wonder!
@@ritab-c492 if I'm not mistaken Dr. Peter McCullough said the same thing. The virus has a bunch of proteins, and if not for the spike it would be harmless. I believe he must be exaggerating, but maybe only slightly. It's still foreign material that hijacks cell machinery, after all. But it might be like any other common virus that nobody ever pays any attention to ever, like, so weak even colds get more attention
@@wulanmagriet4570 I'm surprised the post containing this dissident experts name is not censored yet. Link will get deleted. Just search on substack for his name, you'll find a wealth of information.
Have you heard anything about getting surgery with long covid? Given the clotty nature of our blood, I’m debating whether a surgery should be avoided? Any information here would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I had an emergency appendectomy Jan 2021. Ended up on the hospital for about 17 days. I was on blood thinners while in the hospital, but I was taken off after I left the hospital. About a week afterwards I ended up in emergency again with blood pressure issues. Ultrasound confirmed I had blood clots throughout my legs and arms, but apparently they were superficial. I was then put on 81mg aspirin… I still have blood clots, sometimes they are painful like a deep throbbing cramping pains; they seem to be getting better but it’s been a year. My blood work even appears normal. Anyways my doctor was not for or against the vaccine, but IF I take it he wants me on blood thinners before and after each injection because he is concerned about additional clotting.
@@ccketchu how fortunate to have a doctor who is aware of the issues surrounding the s1 and how it also is present with the vaccine. I'd take a wild guess and state that this would be a minority of doctors.
There's no way most insurance companies would cover TEG scans. And most doctors wouldn't see it as "necessary". Remember, most doctors out there will not prescribe anything for this virus. And, they definitely won't order tests other than a PCR. My PCP wouldn't prescribe anything other than antibiotics for me when I was 3 weeks into this (because it was assumed that I had sinusitis due to covid). You're a doctor, so you have more "connections" and resources than the rest of us.
I don't know the cost of this, but if it's my life on the line I principally wouldn't care about my insurer covering something and pay out of pocket. Even if it means I won't be able to go on vacation or eat out for some time or anything I can save money on. The sad part is, that the patients must inform themselves almost to the extremes because their doctors will not. Luckily I've learned this leasson over 20 years ago already with my doctor withholding a prescription for the dermatologist because of insufficient knowledge about treatment options. I will not trust any doctor in my life again.
@@MnrBugi I'm sure it's not cheap. And, many people are living month to month, so the option to pay out of pocket is out of the question for many. It's unacceptable how many people cannot get adequate medical care and testing. As far as educating ourselves on medical issues, it's a must. I've been doing it for many years, and I have to tell my own PCP what labs to order for me and what to check for. Otherwise, nothing gets accomplished. It's a disgrace how our healthcare system has sunken to an all time low. I have also lost all trust in most doctors. Not all, but most! And, that includes hospitals! Especially now that they've turned into killing factories.
"Talk to your doctor about studies"?, they never listen to you because you are a non medical lay person. When I tried to discuss Ivermectin and benefits of Vit D they just ignore your information.
Very interesting and very good explained. My thought is, that then the spikes, which are produced after vaccination, do trigger the same mechanism. Maybe this, additional to the inflammation, is responsible for the vaccine side effects? What do you think?
@@Portia620 The mere fact that this is just speculation should raise red flags all around regarding this so-called "medication". It's a mass experiment. Had there been proper clinical trials, we would KNOW, not GUESS.
Of course because what is the vaccination if not a simulated infection? Getting the virus itself can cause these symptoms but also the vaccine because the virus and the vaccine itself has the spike protein. So it’s logic isn’t it? I was infected in new years eve but I don’t know if it was Delta or omicron. Some symptoms were like omicron and some like Delta like losing smell and taste but it occurred on the sixth day an lasted only 2 days. I had mild symptoms but also for a few seconds many days I had also tinnitus but not all the time and constantly. Women have autoimmune disease much more than men and this is what explains the symptoms in women.
I believe my 19 year old daughter is dealing with long Covid. Our doctor has been unresponsive so we are looking for a new one. Who can we find to even help? We have done parts for the I Recover protocol but can't proceed without a doctor.
I had Covid Pneumonia in the fall 2021, no hospitalization. I now have long covid--diagnosed with myocarditis and also parsonage turner syndrome in my right upper arm. Most days I can't focus, takes me longer to get things done. I have high heart rate over 100 BPM. These are my major issues,. I have other issues also.
@@omrit2 Please tell me where I can get more information on this. I am consistently researching, as I don't want to live like this. I had to cancel a trip of a lifetime because of this.
Another intelligent lecture. I'm trying to figure out how to help my 28 yr old healthy daughter. She had original covid before vaccines, had Pfizer. X 2 plus booster, and recently had omicron. She has had an unusual long haul symptom since her original illness, of previously normal menses now lasting two weeks every month. Her OB has adjusted her oral bcp with little change. Where might I look for intelligent information and assistance?
Oral contraceptives can decrease menstrual blood buildup but as all synthetic progestins they increase risk for blood clots. Consider discussing with her doctor prescribing natural progesterone instead, which does the same thing but without increasing the tendency to form clots. It is not as powerful as the synthetics so in my experience transition from OC’s can be a bit challenging, requiring higher doses at first. A beneficial side effect of progesterone not found in progestins is sleepiness, so usually taken at night. An aspirin a day might also be something to consider.
Advise your daughter to see a Radiologist for the heavy bleeding. Uterine Fribriod Embolization is a great alternative for hysterectomy. It works for me
@Rule 4 Thanks for the idea. She has just married and may want children in the future. I know that it is possible to carry a pregnancy after that procedure, but it isn't recommended.
I might have missed the part of the discussion that explained what variant leads to this chain of events. Is it all variants? Including the current Omicron?
one would expect pre Omikron Covid19 infections to have a much higher prevalence of long Covid due to the lower respiratory ( lungs) being infected w the thin lung blood barrier and wide spread throughout the body. Interested in % between pre and existing Omikron. Probably too short a timeframe to access w Omikron.
@@MrBallynally2 I know omicron is "milder" but what my husband, who was hospitalized on day 1 of Covid in January, and what I had were not "mild" symptoms. I was able to recover at home so I guess that was medically considered mild. I am about a month out and still taking supplements and aspirin to help my body recover. My 19 year old daughter had C back in October and we do believe she is dealing with long haul.
@@crunchybeen4263 Being significantly milder on average doesn't mean no one will have a bad time. Consider that for millions of people, it's somewhere between a mild cold and nothing at all. Regardless, the point here is less about mildness and more about affinity for upper over lower respiratory tract tissue compared to previous variants. Lesser chance of systemic disease is a plausible interpretation.
@@crunchybeen4263 I'm not necessarily convinced that Omicron is "milder" or at least not for people who haven't been vaccinated. My friend and co-worker was an anti-vaxer. He refused to get vaccinated and told me I was going to have all kinds of health problems because I'm fully vaccinated and boosted. Anyway, unfortunately a few weeks ago he caught it. The next week he was in the ICU, and the next week he was in the morgue. Before this he was otherwise good health and often bragged about it and how his immune system was strong and would protect him. unfortunately he was oh so wrong. His funeral was last sunday. It was so sad. He was only a few months away from retirement. He planned to spend most of his time enjoying that retirement, but he never made it. It's not fun going to the funeral of someone you've worked closely with for over 20 years.
Could this be the mechanism of high dose niacin (b3 as nicotinic acid), hot flush effect prevents and supports healing in "long covid"? I mean it is so strong vasodialating event, and ADP-ribosylated proteins produced during the flush starting to correct the deeper problem in the dna? Ps. Been on periodical high dosage niacin for some years, marvellous add to vitamin protocols for many reasons. Thank you for the work you do! 💜
You talked about the clotting and blood vessel damage caused by spike proteins that occurs during long covid. Then I believe you said “when spike proteins are ADDED . . .” and went on to show worse and stickier clotting. Are you referring to the spike protein added from vaccination but can’t say this on TH-cam? People need to know.
I didn't read the actual study Dr. Mobeen was reviewing, but my impression was that at least part of the study involved blood tubes - ie blood specimens from which platelets had been removed for purpose of the study. They then added S1 portion of the spike protein - and, yikes, that DIRECTLY triggered the clotting mechanisms! (So platelets weren't even needed to trigger the clotting cascade.) Then they added S1 portion of the spike protein to blood that did, like normal blood, contain platelets - clotting cascade was triggered then too, unsurprisingly.
Dr Mobeen I too have had entered the ER ON 1/10/2022 And the find was two clots in both lungs that have calcified and cannot be removed. Other clots were found in my right upper leg and they were removed. I stayed in the hospital until 1/14/2022 I was forced back to the hospital 1/17-2/2/2022 with issue of dropping blood pressure when standing and it remains until this day I am reaching out to you for any advice you may have for me. Tomorrow I will visit with Neurologist to see if autonomic neuropathy may be causing this issue
I have been on clipideral and aspirin for years . My arteries in my neck were 70% 3 years ago and was not a candidate for surgery. I had a cabg in 2003. Diabetes and hbp because of my condition it was determined I was not to get jab as it would not be good.
A few questions: - why would the spike-protein separate from the virus-"body"? - if this is not the case: - can infected cells produce and release only the spike-protein? - can the virus (as a whole) cause the same clots? - how does the virus or its spike-protein get into the blood in a significant quantity? (as you said: severe/acute infection!) - isn't there always very problematic (I mean: life threatening!) when an infection (any kind of!) because not treated gets into/affects the blood? - do you think it's possible that "long covid" may be the result of the lack of treatment before hospitalisation? and finally, since you didn't mention: - why wouldn't the spike-protein produced by the mRNA-vaccines have the same effect? - wouldn't vaccine-spike-proteins be more likely to get get into the blood than the virus itself or its spike-protein while infected? Can you still recommend vaccination for anyone not highly at risk?
My question as well. Could the vaccine-produced proteins have the same effect, especially for people with multiple vaccinations and boosters? Also, is there a connection to myocarditis/pericarditis in some vaccinated young males?
" why would the spike-protein separate from the virus-"body"?" He's talked about this before. When the virus infects a cell, during the process where the viral payload enters the cell the spike protein gets cleaved or cut loose. That is highly unlikely to happen from the vaccines. The vaccines ARE NOT Spike protein. They are mRNA which is just code that instructs cells to produce and present a spike protein similar to the spike protein of the virus, but there are a few differences. First of all the spike protein that will be produced by the mRNA is actual locked into an open position and cannot close as the real spike protein does when it grasps onto the receptors on a cell it infects. Because of this, it will never bind to other cells and get cleaved. And also the cells that present this spike protein on their outer surface are not virus nor virus infected cells. They are just normal healthy cells that made a spike protein and presented it on their outer surface because the mRNA told them to do so and how to assemble it. They're not going to try to "infect" other cells anyway. All that's going to happen is your immune system is eventually going to attack them and kill them. In the process it will learn how to attack the virus in the future.
Can someone give me a review if having long Covid symptoms what should one to ask the doctor for anti-inflammatories? Also what about natto for the blood clots or for preventing them.
Yes, I have Long COVID, diagnosed by my Dr. Since July 2020 virus. But, they will not even discuss with me. I am left on my own. female my Dr refused D dimer test. I am so frustrated, I have lost trust in them.
Myocarditis and pericarditis can be induced by natural infection from Covid and also from a vaccine. This is due to the spike protein that is in both. The vax can't be developed without the spike protein. So the very best thing would be to not ever catch Covid and not to have a vax. Your choice I guess.
@@julieritchie3373 second best, would be to not have either, and to prophylactically treat any early symptoms asap with antivirals that are proven to work, plus using the wobenzyme and other systemic enzymes to assist regular clot removal, plus to eat a low clot diet (mostly raw veggies plus high nutrient proteins that are clean) I have to wonder if low sugar will help in this. I have a rare book by dr. peter d'adamo on cardiovascular disease and how each blood type can prevent such clot formation, I bet it is full of helpful tips taylored to each of the 4 blood types. ( note: blood type is linked with a host of other genetically determined traits, not just blood type. most don't know this. )
I had a friend and co-worker who told me I was going to have heart problems from taking the vaccines and booster. I didn't argue with him about it even though I disagreed because he was a good and long time friend. Anyway, the only "heart" problem I've had is a broken heart caused by this same friend suffering an agonizing death from covid just 10 days ago. Anyway, I guess my friend finally achieved the "natural immunity" he often spoke about. He nor any of the other people in the graves surrounding his will ever have to worry about catching Covid again.
Look at it this way it's all a gamble. it's all new...so use game theory. If your young and no serious health problems...risk of death is low so try to avoid getting spike at all. If older or sick...or both. Probably worth the risk of a low dose of spike with the jab, any bad effects would be multiplied with virus. It's the relatively healthy middle aged people who are more difficult to factor. This is why it should be A individuals choice.
It would make sense for any systemic enzymes that break down fibrin. I’ve been stocked up since spring 2020 and add it to the MATH+ protocol anytime a family member tests positive
@@AllyGray so you recommend Nattokinase and serrapeptase or any other proteolytic enzymes? I had omicron recently. I took early treatment. I'm hearing lots about nattokinase . I'll go get some right away
I have been taking Nattokinase and Serrapeptase daily for over 15 years now. I have used both to treat those who have been infected with Covid-19 with good results along with Ivermectin, NAC, ALA, and Co-Q10/Ubiquinol, Benfotiamine, Melatonin, EGCG, Quercetin, Zinc, copper, selenium and Manganese. Prothrombin time remains within the normal range in the over 15 years of use of Nattokinase and Serrapeptase.
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I live in South Africa and saw a physician who conducted this study with Dr Pretorius. Four of us in our family were treated for this vascular damage after we got Delta in June. All of us had microclots when our blood was analysed. After a month on the recommended medications I felt huge improvement in all my symptoms.
what were the medications?
@@CaLDwELLGoD probably anti inflammatory and blood thinners
@@CaLDwELLGoD an anticoagulant and anti platelet (Eliquis 5mg twice daily, Clopiwin Plus one daily) plus Peploc once daily. I think the antacid is to help the endothelium repair but not sure. Anyway, it worked! Feel great.
@@TheGodWalk ty ty ty
You don’t say if you had been vaccinated prior to this. Would be interested to know. Thank you for sharing :)
Dr I think you should either interviews or have a private conservation with Dr Shankara Chetty of south Africa , he seems to have successfully treated Covid including long covid , with an understanding and an approach that might assist us all , he is being applauded for his successful treatment of over 7000 patients with varying stages of covid and losing none. I would be interested in seeing two great minds collaborate
Dr. Chetty has been interviewed on Dr. Been. I don't think his work is very relevant to the thrombotic symptoms and aftermath being discussed here. The interview with Dr. Jalali is, but Dr. Jalali has not addressed himself to long COVID. Thank you, Dr. Been, for this important presentation.
Dr. Chetty is amazing but long covid treatment is a completely different treatment protocol for really a different portion of covid.
I love Dr. Chetty. I wish he had a you tube channel but he may be too busy with his patients.
Also, one aspect of concern I have with vaccines, is the fact that depending on the circulatory access that the vaccine substance will have in the blood stream, it can trigger these effects in very deep and noble tissues in our body, and deep dive very quickly without any intervention of the immune system, while real infection will likely start from superficial tissues, and progress inside in a pace that will depend on immune response. It honestly sounds quite dangerous to send spikes or spike producing induced mrna to circulate in our blood. I know people will say it will only stay in the muscle where it is shot, but we have seen it is not the case for many reasons....
Without aspiration I think it often goes into the bloodstream, and via lymphating system either. When I see all the video sequences in TV how unexperienced people do the vaccinations in vaccination-centers, it's so ugly to see. In MSM within the video direct after putting the needle out there was a blood drop on survace of the injection side.....this should really not happen! In Germany no aspiration is required.....
Good point. I totally agree.
I'm concerned about the forced booster shots. I seen a paper that most subjects had humeral specific memory tcells
At around150 days post injection. So why...theywant to bombard the body with the vaccine. Why. It is not needed. Give the . Body time to dev. Tcell memory. Let the body work appropriately. The body mte. Not react with continuous bombardment. Kinda like oh you again*. And not launch a defense mechanism. Thinking it's ok. I seen u before.
I have a similar question since I had covid that I caught in March of 2020. I'm wondering how many of the side effects from the vaccines apply to me for the long term. I had extreme swelling in my hands months later. I believe these may have been clots. How much of the side effects from the vaccines were caused from the adjuncts to the vaccine rather than the vaccine itself?
@@michelleayres5608 I think you meant rather than the virus itself, but excellent point, so many people have the vaccine we will never know what has caused what.
So interesting. I have a bleeding disorder involving clotting and take Xaralto 15 mg. Daily. I have not taken the Covid vaccine, and my doctor advised against taking the J&J injection. Thank you for bringing all these studies into the light.
I'm in the same situation. Having to live as an outcast, excluded from much in society, because doctors in my part of the world are afraid to give exemptions, for fear of jeopardizing their medical licence. Terrified to risk the vaccine.
@@edithnell227 Let me guess that you're in Australia?
@@newgabe09 You're pretty close. :-)
In Australia it is near impossible to get a doctor to approve vaccine exemption. They are terrified of being deregistered if they complete a vaccination exemption form.
There are some old fashioned "whole" virus vaccines that do not generate a flood of Spike Proteins like the RNA Vaccines available in the US. Mexico has many of these other vaccines available.
Thank you so much for taking the time to educate those of us that want to understand what this virus is doing in the body! I love your ability to bring “the cookies down to where the children can reach them” that is indeed a rare talent in the medical profession!
Majority of people in Jamaica 🇯🇲 had chicingunya a few years ago. We are still suffering that post viral syndrome and now long haulers Do you know if there is any similarity because there were quite a few people who suffered DVTs that I know of One year after chicingunya my Dad passed away 4 months ago. He was a brilliant GP, very well respected and never missed your talks. Thanx for keeping me informed since I dint have Daddy anymore
@wendy nash...... my
compassion and heart support for you to get over your huge loss.
Chikungunya is known for causing post viral infection CFS/long haul.
I just haven't found a study till now which describes how high the risk of developing CFS etc. is.
Valneva made a very effective vaccine
"VLA1553 is currently the most advanced chikungunya vaccine candidate. It targets long-term protection following the administration of a single dose."
It is actually in a phase 3 trial.
"Rheumatism and chronic fatigue, the two facets of post-chikungunya disease: the TELECHIK cohort study on Reunion island - pubmed 2018 article
Condolences for your loss of your Dad 🥀
GP here, and I'm interested to hear more abt chikungunya fever and long covid.
I'm sorry for your loss. May you be blessed with healing and good health.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Tragic and horrible 🙏. Great questions as I have long hauler form autoimmune Graves’ disease. Your DVT is much more concerning than my issues! Horrible news and had not read anything about that vector causing this mess!
I have memory issues, breathing issues, tired, and other stuff. Horrible sorry anyone else would suffer with this stuff. Mine is just a pain but DVT is scary stuff and Covid can cause neurological issues as my friends brother’s neurologist asked if he had Covid and when. He is unable to walk and it’s debilitating and similar to MS. He was not vaccinated and both him and his brother they had organ transplant survived but he has the long term problems and my friend has tiredness but that is all he noticed if it’s even long haulers or just life .
Sorry for your loss
Im most grateful to you, Dr Been for alerting us and bringing us to an understanding of this important pathology
Well explained as usual, but difficult to listen to. Very depressing. Our health has been so compromised by the evil who intentionally created this situation to achieve their evil agenda. I was waiting for your teaching on the treatment. I guess I’ll have to go and have a look at that study you dissected for us here.
Can you put this work you are discussing up on screen or put a link to it .
In the last 10 years the governments of the West appear to have started depriving us of vital nutrients in our food. We now have the lowest levels of key nutrients EVER since we started measuring. Prior to this we would fortify foods once our levels became low.
60% of Americans are now VERY deficient in Vitamin D. This nutrient is so important when dealing with viral infections like Covid, in a very larhe study it was found that those with the LOWEST levls of D. when compared to those with the highedt levels were 14X more likely to die. This research has been in MANY countries with the SAME results.
Many 3rd world countries simply gave their people vitamins like D,C and zinc and they ALL had fewer deaths than the West did.
@@tammykoble236 Its planned. Vit D in large dose is enough to beat the flu. Sunshine is good for you too. Government advertising has people hiding from the sun. No D from sun ? Oh its just a coincidence. LOL
Thank you for this lecture! My labs took 10 days to come back (outpatient) to look at DDimer. Sure enough, during the viral stage it was normal. Then 10 days later (last week) I was sent by my doc to the ER to be evaluated for a PE bc my AppleWatch was telling me my heart rate was high and I was short on breath and I have genetic predisposition for clotting. DDimer was flagged high there. They did CT Angiogram. Nothing was found. The ER doc basically said that he didn’t know why my DDimers were high then. This explains this. I am so glad that I have been taking aspirin through this as I also had some concerning clotting when we were hit with Delta last fall.
Have you been vaccinated? These symptoms have been found in the vaccinated also!
@@paulasamec8715 I had double Pfizer in Feb/March last year. No complications from the vaccine that I am aware of.
@@amiehegeman you would not be aware of it at the time but the more jabs and/or infections, the more side effects in my opinion (and not only mine). There is a good chance all this damage is cumulative.
@@pilatesyogataichifit yeah. I am hoping that it isn’t. *sigh* So many unknowns.
I did all tests, d dimer, chest CT, all clear...but there's this stiff unfulfilled breathing I developed post Pfizer booster... nothing seems to be working and I've heard micro clots don't show on standard lab tests, could I pop in a baby aspirin (75mg), to alleviate my issue?
I had long C19 about five months. The list you began with. In the fourth month my fingers tingled then arms went to sleep and weakness full arms. I'm getting better now. During illness I also had horrible balance and sudden and sensory desfunction storms lightheadedness, BP and heart rate up, bad bathroom issues, I was terrified to go to the bathroom. Elimination became spontaneous non stop, my body was very disregulated. ER couldn't help me. Blood work was good? Stomach and brain and heart scans good. It was a rollercoaster, I never knew when I'd have a sudden storm. I'm better now.
Were you vaccinated?
Good to hear you finally are getting better!
Did you take any medication?
@@jhonybraavo no meds, I got quercitin had three pills of ivermectin in the beginning that's all my friend had to share with me. All I could eat for weeks was poached eggs turkey bacon and I began eating sweet potatoes which finally gave me nutrition. Had diarrhea for weeks lost weight and slept most of the time. It only effected my gut not lungs. Last problem was low blood sugar after seven eight months I was well. Never had the COVID shots. Saw neurologist he said I had had destonomia . Others had same experience and symptoms but the medical field never helped me.
@@888Philskill no never.
Many Doctors became like workers at assembly lines only doing same procedures again and again without any scientific or even medical passion. Before any scrutiny of labs they send you over to the psychiatrist.
I have Morgellons and I believe this is exactly what has been occurring in the formation of the lesions we suffer from but we have been labeled as causing our own skin injuries, as well as being delusional
I had extreme extreme fatigue for about 7 years of my life. I responded so well to B1 that I think I had Beriberi, or whatever I had can be helped with Thiamin.
There are loads of people like this. So tired they can't stand up in the morning... can't bear the thought of going in the shower... having no energy to lift your arm up. Pure torture. And many people suffering this real thing are told it is all in their head(!) Or they just need to give themself a shake lol
Did you test for morgellons? Did you get a vaccine?
So sorry! I believe it’s very real. Awful to be gaslit that way. I actually stumbled upon some literature on it because I’ve had numerous symptoms after the vax and recently noticed tiny pin point black dots under my skin. I tried scratching it off but it was deep. I googled tiny black dots under skin and morgellons popped up. The dots looked exactly the same. I don’t have any thread like appearances (yet) tho
I'd try some antiparasitic herbs from the healthfood store . You might also do a round of ivermectin to see if it helps. Just a hunch. Then start the anti parasitic herbs, and start taking a high quality probiotic every day. Probiotics also change skin bacteria to normal . Also, add fermented foods to your diet twice a day.
Embalmer in Alabama says the clots in dead do not break down after rinsing. Says he has never seen a clot that won’t break down with water. Forming a deciduous cast.
Interesting
I’ve seen pictures of the “clots”
Very strange!
More embalmers in US and UK are now blowing whistle on clots seen after post shot deaths. The clots are very hard to remove. They require higher pressure to push out. Never seen before. Latest was an embalmer from Missouri on S. kirsch channel.
The clots are wrapped in inflammatory cytokines.
I had covid pneum delta in July. Omgoodness I had a horrid rash after a brief hospital stay with iv steroid , then my eyes needed steroid, then I swear I had Guillaine barre feet lower legs pain numb and I struggled months especially mornings. Doctor told me I was overthinking it. Seriously ? I struggled 6 months after after with something but I’m better now. I refuse to believe I have damage … stay healthy eat well exercise and supplements Be patient
Very helpful! I am a nurse with long Covid and will discuss this with my doc next week. Since Covid, I feel 20 years older….
Same
prob the vaxskeem side effects like all the others who have "long covid" and keep "getting it" over and over even with the v@xxx
@@driftadvocate1839 Have not received the “vakseem”. Only Covid.
You better?
@@jhonybraavo 10 days ago I started feeling better. No idea why or how long it will last. Thank you!
Hi Dr. Mobeen! This is sound exactly what I have. I didnt have Covid, but I did have J&J in April. And all my problems started. With a very high uncontrollable BP going up and down , pulse going very high and drops down, chest pain, vertigo, oxygen going up and down. Always tired. I started getting bruises on my legs and arms without any reason. I was getting red spots and they were turning green skipping the blue stage. When my both low legs got completely green I went to see a doctor. He sent me for a blood work, but phlebotomist couldnt really get enough blood for all the tests. Blood was really thick. And I still got horrible bruises .
What ever test the lab was be able to run didnt show anything wrong.
Doctor did say he is absolutely sure I had an adverse reaction, but suggested to wait :(
I started taking aspirin in my own.
Definitely doing better now. At least BP is OK. And oxygen is a little better. But still very tired and having difficulties to do a long walk with my dog.
I did read another study 5- 6 month ago about clothing and S1 protein. I think it was Indian scientists. Had a bookmark, but page was talking down and I couldnt find it to show to my doctor.
Thank you so much for posting all the links and as always great explanation!
Did aspirin help with breathing patterns?
Hope you are doing better...
This clotting has been observed in the victims of the COVID vaccines!
Yes, and now a “new” study comes out to pin it on the virus. 😂
Can’t make this s**t up
@Paula Samec. Paula they don't call it the cl_t sh_t for nothing!!!! Fill in the _ with an o.
I found a study prior to the vax distribution, explaining why S1 shouldnt be used for the vax. It suggested using N instead. And was warning of these complications when using mrna to code for s1. Im sure its been deleted from the internet. I printed it because everything gets deleted if it goes against the vax in any way.
@@Steve-ul8qb well at best wouldn’t it mean both. Cant jsut say vaccine probably from virus jsut as much if not more
The traditional viruses do not give you the disease - they inject weakened or dead forms of the virus. MRNA technology however, makes your body create the spike protein, the pathologic part of the virus, so that the body creates antibodies. It was supposed to stay in the arm muscle but it doesn't. It moves around the body making many body parts including the lining of the blood vessels, heart, etc. create the spike proteins. When our body sees the spike protein waste, it attacks.... it attacks the spike protein maker- our own cells which have been invaded with spike protein makers! That causes damage to wherever the spike protein creating mrna wanders. 😥 No more shots- it makes it worse.
Your a brilliant Doctor Thank you
for explaining complicated issues.
Prof. Pretorius, Prof. Douglas Kell and clinicians like Dr. Jäger have identified the clotting/amyloid micro clotting issues since 2 years and have been treating it for over a year now. It's not just inflammation, it's also about treating clots and viscous blood that needs to be cleaned!
How do they treat it? What’s their protocol?
so they use nattokinaise?
Hans K: South Africa?
How do you test for microclots?
I had the low grade fever after 7 days. With other symptoms, my nursing kicked in and we got D-dimer, sed rate, C-reactive protein, and Fibrinogen Activity. All of the labs were way high.
When I first came down with Covid Omicron, I requested a low dose of 2.5 Xarelto off the bat for protection. And was prescribed it. But as I said, the longer low grade fevers clued me in that I was possibly throwing micro clots or autoimmune. And sure enough labs and imaging showed I was right about the clots.
Those labs should be at the TOP of list. The labs are a lot cheaper than a ventilator!!
Come on doctors, use the knowledge you have been taught. I’m just a ICU/Open heart nurse and I can figure this out. You can do it too. Get back to your training and drop your fear of “there’s no algorithm to treat Covid”.
How much will be the C-reactive protein,sedimentation rate(ESSR).please specify how much will be these when there is clotting?
@@healthandinformation5481 I’m not sure of what you are asking. The levels of the labs or the cost? It would be better for me to ask you to rephrase your question.
@@indianasb59 ..Friend 😊I am asking for the normal levels of labs if there is no clotting?or what will be the high levels?
@@healthandinformation5481 The lab levels will be between you and your Doctor. The labs will vary with age, comorbidities and current medications.
@@healthandinformation5481 Understandable. We’re all learning with this. Lab levels depends on how your lab interprets the levels. Generally the levels are in two formats, as I have seen. So me giving a number does mean much good. But you can search the standards your local lab uses. And most importantly, be guided by a PCP that will use their head.
Systemic proteolytic enzymes may have a role in clearing microclots. You want enzymes that are designed to be systemic and not get used for digestion. Typically that means they have enteric coating.
I keep these on-hand. Nattokinase, serrapeptase and one other that’s escaping my memory right now
@@AllyGray This is a really important comment ! Thank you !
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Bob Thrasher thank you for this info.
check out Fibrenza. It’s a good combo enzyme that breaks down fibrin, which clots blood.
@@AllyGray , could it be lumbrokinase?
Can the long-covid also be confused with vax side effects?
BINGO!
Absolutely. I have so many long haul symptoms directly after the vax but negative nucleocapsid. I believe the underpinnings are the same for covid and vax long haul like symptoms
I think the vaccine side effects are being disguised 🥸 as long haulers. Cranial nerve damage.
Ja. Who would know. With out post follow up tests.
I have long haul Covid symptoms without ever having Covid
One of the only channels I👍before video ever starts.
Same.
That’s weird.
Same
Ditto.
Me as well
Thank you Dr. Mobeen
Dr.Sucharit Bhakadi on rumble talked about this 12 mths. ago. He has a updated version .
If all this is S1 Spike induced, is it still the case that it can be caused by the vaccines too and if yes, do we know about the Spike load/quantity vaccine vs infection and would this be relevant? I assume yes. However we would consume a vaccine every six month ongoing here in Austria. This is not a good sign at all.
this is exactly what happens with the "vaccines" as well in MANY people.
Thank you for another great lecture Dr. Mobeene!
I've had Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) for over 30 years. I got sick after an aeromonas hydrophila fish borne bacterial infection and never recovered. I've learned to cope with it but every time I catch a virus I relapse and take ages to recover. I think that viruses and many other bacterial infections cause long term damage to the body and it's only been in the past year, with so many viral infections, that we are really taking notice of this. At least now, maybe the medical profession will take some more notice of these post viral disease, do some research, and hopefully will come up with a cure, or at least some relief. Before Covid, these types of diseases were thought to be mostly psychosomatic.
I have had post vac extreme fatigue, brain fog, anxiety etc still 9 months after 2nd vac. I have been feeling so much better since, For past 4 weeks I have been taking a nutraceutical called artemic support (also sold as covitC/COC. Acts as antiinflammatory and is now in a clinical trial for long Covid. Wow. For first time in 10 months I feel better. Still anxiety/jitters but manageable. Still slight headaches but brain fog lifted .
Contains curcuma, vit C and boswellia in a mycell delivery technology: super absorbent. 5 drops 3 x day. Did not think just a few drops would help me.
May be worth trying ?
Research long Covid study Artemic
Happy healing
@@pandora770 link?
Rebuild the mitochondria , eat only friendly foods , clean water no sugars,
@@angelashort1331 Yes! Absolutely spot on. Filter your water , get on a healthy diet and keep off sugar and salt. Also get plenty of fresh air, in my case I moved to the coast, and plenty of exercise, (walking and yoga). It was the only thing that worked for me, no drugs, no doctors and no worrying. After 30 years I can cope, have restored much of my health and have developed a far better outlook on life.
I thank the Lord that I had only 2 days of sore throat in March 2020. Only 2 days fever in January 2021. We had Omicron in the house for 2 weeks and was exposed to 2 more gatherings. Omicron would not even stick to me. Thank you JESUS for natural immunity.
Amen!
If the spike proteins are the biggest cause, what about the vaccines that create spike proteins in your body and what they can cause? Maybe it is related to the heart problems vaccines have caused to some people?
But I think the virus itself does it too maybe even more
Dr.Sucharit Bhakdi. on rumble , jabs are the problem.
There is no data saying the spike production ever stops. It is known that the more vaccines taken the great chance of adverse effects...its dose dependent...your body decides
@@karenpeaden271 logically though it should not happen forever because the cells that get the mrna will die. Cells dont live forever and since the dna of the cell is intact it does not spread when cell multiplies.
High homocysteine levels in the blood can damage the lining of the arteries. High levels may also make the blood clot more easily than it should. This can increase the risk of blood vessel blockages, High homosystien low B12.
Yes but I think you need Vit K and Zinc with the Vitamin B12. He may explain this to us.
Yes but aren’t there studies that show that increasing b12 may lower homocysteine but doesn’t necessarily lower its effects. Also do you know how much b12 they recommend for high homocysteine?
@@danbanfan9524 it's important to address a vitamin B12 deficiency early to keep homocystein low to prevent damage that may be irrivesable. B12 plays a much larger roll in DNA repair but doesn't work alone other B vitamins are needed good diet is essential. My understanding is much higher doses of B12 are needed to repair damage and and this must be supported with adequate levels of folic acid and B6. My story is a long one like my mother's was undiagnosed B12 my mother (who was a nurse ) was told she was dying a mystery illness causing neurological damage, something as a child was unbearable to see, it was an alternative Dr that's made the diagnosis, she never fully recovered but she saved her life. I went through the same I was constantly told my B12 was fine it was possible fibromyalgia, I was wasting away physically and mentally my Dr said please don't start B12 we have a window of opportunity, at that point I was so ill (many symptoms seen in long covid) I started sublingual B12 it was instant and I recoverd fully in 3 months, I was told my B12 was fine but was never tested. I later found a test from two years before my illness I was low borderline B12 then. I am worried they are missing people with B12 d in long covid
@@potsbottlejars5551 very interesting snd I appreciate the time you took to explain. I take high ish dose from thorne multi B but hard to know if it’s enough. I have felt much better though since supplementing. I also tested for high homocysteine which is one of the reasons I started supplementing but nobody seems to know how much to take. I guess going for injections would be even better
@@danbanfan9524 I took sublingual B12 they go straight into your blood through the veins under the tounge and being mythcobalam it's all ready converted, for me I was so low it was instant I can't explain but was three months before I felt better than ever I remember. My consultant said ordinary tablets are poorly absorbed. I changed GP practice and have been supported since.
Couldn't the jabs be causing this?
@LINDA SEARS. Absolutely!!!!!!
They do and it did for me, I highly suspect. My tests were totally normal but apparently they don't detect micro clots...post pzfer booster I developed unfulfilled breathing patterns and it's taken a toll on me. I really want to find a solution! Could a low dose aspirin be good?!
@@sarafarid8952 Dear Sara, I'm so sorry you're going through this. I know many who this has happened to. As an unvaxxed RN, I'm not working due to mandates. When did you receive your last inoculation? And how many did you have? Praying for you hun🙏❤️
@@danacaro-herman3530 I've had 3. Sputnik vaccine last year April and booster this January. I developed stiff unfulfilled breathing patterns around 2 months after the booster. Please help. Many have claimed that anticoagulants may help with this? Guide me please.
@@sarafarid8952 Well please don't take anymore inoculations. Sara I'm not a doctor but I do know that Ivermectin has been quite helpful with what you're going through, trying to decrease the spikes in the body. I know anticoagulants help but not sure with the micro clotting. I'm praying for you. God bless you.🙏
So what you're saying is, "Of all the proteins in all the vaccines in all the world, S1 had to walk into ours."
Anyway, wouldn't SI infiltration into the circulatory system be facilitated by deep lung infection? That's where the exchange of materials between the lungs and blood occurs, after all.
For my husband, the tickle that triggered his cough was bronchial (upper chest). Mine was right above the bottom of my bra strap, in the deep lung tissue.
He had some lingering bronchial irritation after his infection. Me? I got 15 months of noticeable cardiovascular fallout--heart symptoms, hypertension, pulmonary edema.
I didn't get any of the long COVID symptoms that appear to be autoimmune in nature. I mean, I guess I ended up with muscle weakness, but only because any time I exerted myself my heart would say, "stop doing that right now or I'll make you regret it." By the time I felt safe to do anything strenuous, I'd lost significant muscle mass.
What I'm saying is that patients who needed to be hospitalized almost certainly were more likely to have a lot of deep lung involvement, and therefore more infiltration of S1 into the bloodstream and from there, throughout the body. So more likely to have the problems outlined in this research (vascular damage).
And patients who needed to be hospitalized would also have been more likely to have had an immune system overreaction (cytokine storm). Like the survivor of a zombie apocalypse, your immune system might have developed an itchy trigger finger and a preference to frag a friendly rather than risk getting bitten.
I think we need to differentiate between types of long COVID, even if they overlap. Because for people with autoimmune induced long COVID, vaccination (maybe in small, repeated doses like allergy shots) might be a ticket out of it. But for those who just had straight up cardiovascular damage, more S1 would appear to be the last thing they need.
you make some intriguing points, and I salute you for being so mindful of your and spouse's body sensations which gives many clues as to the goings-on of your inner system.
We'll probably have to wait for COVID to become less of a political issue to be able to get real research into stuff like this. In other words: when the powers that be have another toy to play with. (Suggestion: Ukraine)
Your name banner and live insert gets in the way of your wonderful illustrations....I want to see the full pictures and words please.
4 days of nattokinase have dramatically improved my long covid symptoms
What were your symptoms?
thank you Dr Been...just watched..
pls look into serratiopeptidase or nattokinase as therapy to use in clearing this amyloid clots..
thanks
how much to take daily? how long it takes to heal?
Instead of nattokinase, if one takes your standard low dose aspirin, would that work?
@@melodymelomaniac do you think N ACETYLCYSTEINE would help with inflamed blood vessels?
Fantastic discussion doctor thank you so much
The Virus!!! what about the vaccine blood injuries?
Exactly my thought. They want us to think the toxic spike protein the Vax program our cells to keep replicating is different from the clots from covid buts it's same. We're only going to hear about it when it's too late....
@@DomeRokRz Precisely, guys like this are being employed to provide a credible 'out' for the enormous increase in blood system related injury and damage. They are passing off the obvious uptick in cardiac failure in sport/celebrity arenas as being the result of the virus: it just so happens the spiraling increase occurred in exact tandem with the mRNA products!
@@Deliquescentinsight 💯(mic drop)
Dr. Been, I'm a non-covid experimental drug taker, my concern for me and other pure-bloods is how safe are blood transfusions from covid vaccinated people, no one is talking about this! Is it safe or not? What questions should people be asking? Has it been investigated anywhere?
I've heard that vaxxed people are not allowed to donate blood. That alone speaks volumes. 🙄
Set up your own blood bank.
@@joanmcdonald3176 That is absolutely NOT TRUE Joan, please don't spread misinformation. The blood banks are loaded with vaxxed blood they don't screen their donors
Would like to know this also. My un-vax'd 82yo father received 6 units of blood while hospitalized last month (non-CV illness)
Any reason to be concerned?
@@RevealAlchemizeHeal Have his Covid antibodies checked, if he hasn't had recent Covid virus.
What a great researcher, not mentioning the fabulous vaccines here.
Early on March 2020 the guidelines all advised against even taking ibuprofen , any anti-inflammatory including prednisone . I think ibuprofen must have helped me when I got covid early on. Tylenol was the only advice given at that time and it was not doing anything for me ...besides why would I want to take something that depletes glutathione in a viral infection. I think the ibuprofen which also has some antiplatelet effect may have protected me from micro clots. Hyrdoxychloquine also has some protective effects as early studies did point out to it working as a mild anticoagulant.
Fantastic lecture, DrBeen, and your illustrations bring it alive.
Diagnosed with blocked tibial artery. Told me walking will help it to make a new route around it.
Have you heard the reports about undertakers finding very unusual and massive blood clots while embalming bodies?
@joel167. Dr Jane Ruby show Bitchute. She interviews an embalmer.
Very interresting, I use serrapeptase, nattokinase en wobenzym N for my endometriose. I had the Alpha in March 2020 and with 6 months I was back as I was before covid. Feel lucky now.
how much you take of natto?
@@TheGregh1977 I use 2 x 50mg nattokinase just before I go to bed
@@miekevanmeerten6106 Did you get the vax?
@@jonp2171 no vax. I grew up with the story of the Spanish flu from my father and when you survived it, you had the best protection. Eat enough vegetables and fruit and honey in your tea and walk every day was his advice.
@@miekevanmeerten6106 Good brother I agree, I've been suffering from "Long covid" like symptoms. Thinking I might have got it from sex with vax chicks lol
The Japanese use nattokinase to treat all forms of blood clots. It helps to stop heart and lung blood clots. I have use it for years and stopped having angina and blockages. Nattokinase is a very good fibrin cleaver.
What is that? Certainly made out of natto right?
There is even medicine from the AIDS-front, one or two pills a day shall support your natural immune system and let the sun shine out the arse. 🍷😎
Serapeptase is good too
So we need to have data on people who have had early Ivermectin treatment who develop long Covid, versus people who had no early treatment. Also, does Ivermectin affect this complex clotting issue ?
Yes I'm wondering about the same thing? Is ivermectin able to stop this process from happening if taken early in omicron?
Ivermectin is an anti-viral, anti-inflammatory, and a protease inhibitor. If taken prophylactically, it will greatly reduce spike protein replication. This in turn will reduce any symptoms associated with spike protein circulation throughout the body.
Side note: spike proteins are not good when circulating throughout the body, going into organs, crossing the blood brain barrier etc...whether from covid or the vaccines.
@@AnDrEjJuGgEr One of the probable main reasons is because spike protein is likely Bio engineered and human exposure to it or to something similar to it was very unlikely during the whole development of the human genome on earth. It is like giving completely new inputs to a very complex well trained neural network...the response will be unpredictable and strange things may happen...
@@AnDrEjJuGgEr Thank you for your comment ! My husband and I are 6 weeks post Covid - over 70, comorbids. Husband - 3 shots, me - none. Started out quite ill. But after 2nd dose of Ivermectin - was like a switch was flipped, and all symptoms began to “melt “ away quickly. Days 4-5 we were walking the dog. I had never experienced anything like this in my many years of flus, viruses, colds, etc. ( old clinical diagnostic microbiologist here. ) Appreciate that this is anecdotal, but good science most always starts with objective, careful observation. Then, we can form hypotheses and go from there.
The monthly Ivmc prescriptions January 2020 in the US were around 57,000, in August 2021 there were around 454,000 prescriptions given. In Germany
Great video, a lot of people will love this information...!
Very interesting, but I hope you are wrong about all of us being exposed to covid eventually. Sorry if it's a bit off-topic, but water-fasting over several days or even weeks activates our very own repair mechanism and can have amazing effects. It's worth having a look into all the benefits. :)
Water fasting can neutralize the negative effects of vaccine ?
Water fasting for long enough - not even weeks - will cause permanent brain damage from swelling because of the depletion of sodium and resulting electrolyte imbalance. There is a case where the client of a naturopath wound up this way and sued her.
@@buckethyacinth9598 Yes! That's why you must add sea salt to your water.
@@buckethyacinth9598 Cant you just take pedalyte during?
@@ironik4400 that would be a lot better than plain water
Thanks Doc! You're the best
This is very scary. I have all of these symptons post covid. The headaches, brain fog (death) and fatigue are horrendous.
I have been on the FLCCC long haul protocol but limited so not anticoags.
What's your B12 level
Did you get vaccinated?
Please Dr Been let us know what you think about the Vaccines possibly causing microclotting
He can't, at least not on youtube
Excellent information Dr. Been, I’m so grateful for the information you are transmitting to us all.
Very great discussion now and very informative
Please get Dr Asad Khan on, he has long covid and is an avid supporter of this 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Yes!
Thank you, Dr. Been.
I recently watched a video by an embalmer who claims to be seeing lots of fibrous clots in recently deceased people that he is embalming. He has taken photos and videos of these clots, which he has never seen before in 20+ years of embalming. Makes one wonder!
Seen that video 2 on net Most Wanted
People had no symptoms but die suddenly.
Thankful for the teaching!
From the start
dr-sucharit-bhakdi- warned explained the cconsequences.
He was right
Yep , A REAL DOCTOR UNLIKE MR BEAN
My natural immunity has kept me healthy. I saw his video also and many other doctors.
Doesn't this mean we need non-spike vaccines ASAP?
That's what I'm waiting for. The spikes seem to be the problem, whether in the virus or vaccines.
@@ritab-c492 if I'm not mistaken Dr. Peter McCullough said the same thing. The virus has a bunch of proteins, and if not for the spike it would be harmless. I believe he must be exaggerating, but maybe only slightly. It's still foreign material that hijacks cell machinery, after all. But it might be like any other common virus that nobody ever pays any attention to ever, like, so weak even colds get more attention
We do not need these Jabs. They damage ppl
@@mariav4097 My tin foil hat has kept me healthy from the plandemic.
Is this the same for Omricon and previous variants? Is it the same for vaccine injuries?
Check out Robert Malone’s Substack about the S1 viral load. He wrote a little about this the other day.
@@ChristisKing117 Thanks! Dang, I'm not even on his SS mailing list! I'll fix that :)
@@ChristisKing117 interesting. Could you pls share the link? TIA!
@@wulanmagriet4570 I'm surprised the post containing this dissident experts name is not censored yet.
Link will get deleted. Just search on substack for his name, you'll find a wealth of information.
Have you heard anything about getting surgery with long covid? Given the clotty nature of our blood, I’m debating whether a surgery should be avoided? Any information here would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I had an emergency appendectomy Jan 2021. Ended up on the hospital for about 17 days. I was on blood thinners while in the hospital, but I was taken off after I left the hospital. About a week afterwards I ended up in emergency again with blood pressure issues. Ultrasound confirmed I had blood clots throughout my legs and arms, but apparently they were superficial. I was then put on 81mg aspirin… I still have blood clots, sometimes they are painful like a deep throbbing cramping pains; they seem to be getting better but it’s been a year. My blood work
even appears normal. Anyways my doctor was not for or against the vaccine, but IF I take it he wants me on blood thinners before and after each injection because he is concerned about additional clotting.
@@ccketchu thanks for the reply. Did you have Long Covid when you had your surgery?
@@ccketchu how fortunate to have a doctor who is aware of the issues surrounding the s1 and how it also is present with the vaccine.
I'd take a wild guess and state that this would be a minority of doctors.
Hey Steve - how are you getting on? Have your symptoms improved? x
@@patriciabryant8892 I’m around 70%
Please discuss post-vaccination long COVID .
Thanks for a helpful video!! Any thoughts on using Vit E and or Lumbrokinaise for clot prevention with Covid patients?
Thank you for your honesty
There's no way most insurance companies would cover TEG scans. And most doctors wouldn't see it as "necessary". Remember, most doctors out there will not prescribe anything for this virus. And, they definitely won't order tests other than a PCR. My PCP wouldn't prescribe anything other than antibiotics for me when I was 3 weeks into this (because it was assumed that I had sinusitis due to covid). You're a doctor, so you have more "connections" and resources than the rest of us.
I don't know the cost of this, but if it's my life on the line I principally wouldn't care about my insurer covering something and pay out of pocket. Even if it means I won't be able to go on vacation or eat out for some time or anything I can save money on.
The sad part is, that the patients must inform themselves almost to the extremes because their doctors will not. Luckily I've learned this leasson over 20 years ago already with my doctor withholding a prescription for the dermatologist because of insufficient knowledge about treatment options. I will not trust any doctor in my life again.
@@MnrBugi I'm sure it's not cheap. And, many people are living month to month, so the option to pay out of pocket is out of the question for many. It's unacceptable how many people cannot get adequate medical care and testing.
As far as educating ourselves on medical issues, it's a must. I've been doing it for many years, and I have to tell my own PCP what labs to order for me and what to check for. Otherwise, nothing gets accomplished. It's a disgrace how our healthcare system has sunken to an all time low. I have also lost all trust in most doctors. Not all, but most! And, that includes hospitals! Especially now that they've turned into killing factories.
Many Thanks for this - it explains my post-covid (unvaxxed) symptoms and offers suggestions for treatment.
"Talk to your doctor about studies"?, they never listen to you because you are a non medical lay person. When I tried to discuss Ivermectin and benefits of Vit D they just ignore your information.
Facts...everyone's a doctor they will say
Excellent description
Thank you very much .
Very interesting and very good explained.
My thought is, that then the spikes, which are produced after vaccination, do trigger the same mechanism.
Maybe this, additional to the inflammation, is responsible for the vaccine side effects?
What do you think?
I bet the same that have issues with vax have issues if non vax too! I agree!
I would argue yes because so many vaccine injured have been told their symptoms are psychological. The tests often have showed negative results.
@@Portia620 The mere fact that this is just speculation should raise red flags all around regarding this so-called "medication". It's a mass experiment. Had there been proper clinical trials, we would KNOW, not GUESS.
He didn't even mention the vaccine! Lol.
Of course because what is the vaccination if not a simulated infection? Getting the virus itself can cause these symptoms but also the vaccine because the virus and the vaccine itself has the spike protein. So it’s logic isn’t it?
I was infected in new years eve but I don’t know if it was Delta or omicron. Some symptoms were like omicron and some like Delta like losing smell and taste but it occurred on the sixth day an lasted only 2 days.
I had mild symptoms but also for a few seconds many days I had also tinnitus but not all the time and constantly.
Women have autoimmune disease much more than men and this is what explains the symptoms in women.
Would vaccine induced spikes cause similar? What could that mean for our long term health?
I believe my 19 year old daughter is dealing with long Covid. Our doctor has been unresponsive so we are looking for a new one. Who can we find to even help? We have done parts for the I Recover protocol but can't proceed without a doctor.
Flccc have their own list of doctors on their website that may be able to help you via telemedicine
@@integrityshines561 yes, I know are busy with C cases and none list they deal with long haul.
I am impressed; even with the art work, those white highlights.
Thank you this lecture was very informative. Is it possible that the spike proteïen in the mRNA vaccination can also cause microclotting?
I would guess it could. Maybe Dr Been could shed some light
@@MegaSheric He would be kicked off YT faster than you can say " censorship".
@@carolineleiden This is why hes on Odysee too
Do you doubt it?
There is a long Covid study that includes vaccine damaged. The symptoms are very similar.
I had Covid Pneumonia in the fall 2021, no hospitalization. I now have long covid--diagnosed with myocarditis and also parsonage turner syndrome in my right upper arm. Most days I can't focus, takes me longer to get things done. I have high heart rate over 100 BPM. These are my major issues,. I have other issues also.
Most likely you were subjected to spike protein shedding from a vaxxed person.
@@omrit2 Please tell me where I can get more information on this. I am consistently researching, as I don't want to live like this. I had to cancel a trip of a lifetime because of this.
@@amywilley2918 he is litterally talking out of his ass
@Amy Willey. Did you have the shots?
Another intelligent lecture. I'm trying to figure out how to help my 28 yr old healthy daughter. She had original covid before vaccines, had Pfizer. X 2 plus booster, and recently had omicron. She has had an unusual long haul symptom since her original illness, of previously normal menses now lasting two weeks every month. Her OB has adjusted her oral bcp with little change. Where might I look for intelligent information and assistance?
Well, unfortunately they’re have been many reports of the menses irregularities after vaccination, I believe she’s one of the vaccine injured people.
Oral contraceptives can decrease menstrual blood buildup but as all synthetic progestins they increase risk for blood clots. Consider discussing with her doctor prescribing natural progesterone instead, which does the same thing but without increasing the tendency to form clots. It is not as powerful as the synthetics so in my experience transition from OC’s can be a bit challenging, requiring higher doses at first. A beneficial side effect of progesterone not found in progestins is sleepiness, so usually taken at night. An aspirin a day might also be something to consider.
Advise your daughter to see a Radiologist for the heavy bleeding. Uterine Fribriod Embolization is a great alternative for hysterectomy. It works for me
@Rule 4 Thanks for the idea. She has just married and may want children in the future. I know that it is possible to carry a pregnancy after that procedure, but it isn't recommended.
@Paula Samec Thanks. Between 3 vaccs and Covid twice, it's difficult to figure out what started the problem.
Thank you for this excellent presentation of this study...so much going on with this virus/vaccine.
I might have missed the part of the discussion that explained what variant leads to this chain of events. Is it all variants? Including the current Omicron?
Yes
one would expect pre Omikron Covid19 infections to have a much higher prevalence of long Covid due to the lower respiratory ( lungs) being infected w the thin lung blood barrier and wide spread throughout the body. Interested in % between pre and existing Omikron. Probably too short a timeframe to access w Omikron.
@@MrBallynally2 I know omicron is "milder" but what my husband, who was hospitalized on day 1 of Covid in January, and what I had were not "mild" symptoms. I was able to recover at home so I guess that was medically considered mild. I am about a month out and still taking supplements and aspirin to help my body recover. My 19 year old daughter had C back in October and we do believe she is dealing with long haul.
@@crunchybeen4263 Being significantly milder on average doesn't mean no one will have a bad time. Consider that for millions of people, it's somewhere between a mild cold and nothing at all.
Regardless, the point here is less about mildness and more about affinity for upper over lower respiratory tract tissue compared to previous variants. Lesser chance of systemic disease is a plausible interpretation.
@@crunchybeen4263 I'm not necessarily convinced that Omicron is "milder" or at least not for people who haven't been vaccinated. My friend and co-worker was an anti-vaxer. He refused to get vaccinated and told me I was going to have all kinds of health problems because I'm fully vaccinated and boosted. Anyway, unfortunately a few weeks ago he caught it. The next week he was in the ICU, and the next week he was in the morgue. Before this he was otherwise good health and often bragged about it and how his immune system was strong and would protect him. unfortunately he was oh so wrong. His funeral was last sunday. It was so sad. He was only a few months away from retirement. He planned to spend most of his time enjoying that retirement, but he never made it. It's not fun going to the funeral of someone you've worked closely with for over 20 years.
Could this be the mechanism of high dose niacin (b3 as nicotinic acid), hot flush effect prevents and supports healing in "long covid"?
I mean it is so strong vasodialating event, and ADP-ribosylated proteins produced during the flush starting to correct the deeper problem in the dna?
Ps. Been on periodical high dosage niacin for some years, marvellous add to vitamin protocols for many reasons.
Thank you for the work you do!
💜
You talked about the clotting and blood vessel damage caused by spike proteins that occurs during long covid. Then I believe you said “when spike proteins are ADDED . . .” and went on to show worse and stickier clotting. Are you referring to the spike protein added from vaccination but can’t say this on TH-cam? People need to know.
Ofcourse...the spike is the same...but usually lesser amount than natural infection.
And ofcourse that can't be directly commented on in this platform
@@josephdonovan7886 That’s what I thought. Thanks. 😊
I didn't read the actual study Dr. Mobeen was reviewing, but my impression was that at least part of the study involved blood tubes - ie blood specimens from which platelets had been removed for purpose of the study. They then added S1 portion of the spike protein - and, yikes, that DIRECTLY triggered the clotting mechanisms! (So platelets weren't even needed to trigger the clotting cascade.) Then they added S1 portion of the spike protein to blood that did, like normal blood, contain platelets - clotting cascade was triggered then too, unsurprisingly.
Would the spike proteins in Novavax initiate clotting as well?
Thanks for the excellent info
What about nattokinase like the Japanese are using?
shazzam maybe that is why they have such low numbers.
Why are all the doctors being held in the dark?
Dr Mobeen I too have had entered the ER ON 1/10/2022 And the find was two clots in both lungs that have calcified and cannot be removed. Other clots were found in my right upper leg and they were removed. I stayed in the hospital until 1/14/2022 I was forced back to the hospital 1/17-2/2/2022 with issue of dropping blood pressure when standing and it remains until this day I am reaching out to you for any advice you may have for me. Tomorrow I will visit with Neurologist to see if autonomic neuropathy may be causing this issue
Are you vaccinated?
@@lalalol1215 yes I was vaccinated 1st dose on June 26th and 2nd dose on July 17th.
Thank you 😊
I have been on clipideral and aspirin for years . My arteries in my neck were 70% 3 years ago and was not a candidate for surgery. I had a cabg in 2003. Diabetes and hbp because of my condition it was determined I was not to get jab as it would not be good.
i wonder if the wobenzyme brand enzymes could help remove build up?
A few questions:
- why would the spike-protein separate from the virus-"body"?
- if this is not the case:
- can infected cells produce and release only the spike-protein?
- can the virus (as a whole) cause the same clots?
- how does the virus or its spike-protein get into the blood in a significant quantity? (as you said: severe/acute infection!)
- isn't there always very problematic (I mean: life threatening!) when an infection (any kind of!) because not treated gets into/affects the blood?
- do you think it's possible that "long covid" may be the result of the lack of treatment before hospitalisation?
and finally, since you didn't mention:
- why wouldn't the spike-protein produced by the mRNA-vaccines have the same effect?
- wouldn't vaccine-spike-proteins be more likely to get get into the blood than the virus itself or its spike-protein while infected?
Can you still recommend vaccination for anyone not highly at risk?
My question as well. Could the vaccine-produced proteins have the same effect, especially for people with multiple vaccinations and boosters? Also, is there a connection to myocarditis/pericarditis in some vaccinated young males?
" why would the spike-protein separate from the virus-"body"?"
He's talked about this before. When the virus infects a cell, during the process where the viral payload enters the cell the spike protein gets cleaved or cut loose. That is highly unlikely to happen from the vaccines. The vaccines ARE NOT Spike protein. They are mRNA which is just code that instructs cells to produce and present a spike protein similar to the spike protein of the virus, but there are a few differences. First of all the spike protein that will be produced by the mRNA is actual locked into an open position and cannot close as the real spike protein does when it grasps onto the receptors on a cell it infects. Because of this, it will never bind to other cells and get cleaved. And also the cells that present this spike protein on their outer surface are not virus nor virus infected cells. They are just normal healthy cells that made a spike protein and presented it on their outer surface because the mRNA told them to do so and how to assemble it. They're not going to try to "infect" other cells anyway. All that's going to happen is your immune system is eventually going to attack them and kill them. In the process it will learn how to attack the virus in the future.
Excellent questions.
@@stefanl5183 autoimmune disease,huh?
great video
Can someone give me a review if having long Covid symptoms what should one to ask the doctor for anti-inflammatories? Also what about natto for the blood clots or for preventing them.
Important discussion. Thanks Dr. Mobeen.
So is aspirn a good thing to take for long covid?
Yes, I have Long COVID, diagnosed by my Dr. Since July 2020 virus.
But, they will not even discuss with me. I am left on my own. female my Dr refused D dimer test. I am so frustrated, I have lost trust in them.
I was wondering if external methods such as ultrasonic could help break down clotting / microclots?
Thank you for educating us!
Can covid vaccines of any type cause clotting?
They all can, as they produce billions on spike protein throughout the body. I know many who's Ddimer was through the roof post vaccination.
Thank you so much, Andrej!
Can someone please answer the following question?!?
Does this cardiovascular disease occur in the vaccinated, the unvaccinated, or both???
Myocarditis and pericarditis can be induced by natural infection from Covid and also from a vaccine. This is due to the spike protein that is in both. The vax can't be developed without the spike protein. So the very best thing would be to not ever catch Covid and not to have a vax. Your choice I guess.
@@julieritchie3373 second best, would be to not have either, and to prophylactically treat any early symptoms asap with antivirals that are proven to work, plus using the wobenzyme and other systemic enzymes to assist regular clot removal, plus to eat a low clot diet (mostly raw veggies plus high nutrient proteins that are clean)
I have to wonder if low sugar will help in this.
I have a rare book by dr. peter d'adamo on cardiovascular disease and how each blood type can prevent such clot formation, I bet it is full of helpful tips taylored to each of the 4 blood types.
( note: blood type is linked with a host of other genetically determined traits, not just blood type. most don't know this. )
I had a friend and co-worker who told me I was going to have heart problems from taking the vaccines and booster. I didn't argue with him about it even though I disagreed because he was a good and long time friend. Anyway, the only "heart" problem I've had is a broken heart caused by this same friend suffering an agonizing death from covid just 10 days ago. Anyway, I guess my friend finally achieved the "natural immunity" he often spoke about. He nor any of the other people in the graves surrounding his will ever have to worry about catching Covid again.
Look at it this way it's all a gamble. it's all new...so use game theory. If your young and no serious health problems...risk of death is low so try to avoid getting spike at all. If older or sick...or both. Probably worth the risk of a low dose of spike with the jab, any bad effects would be multiplied with virus. It's the relatively healthy middle aged people who are more difficult to factor. This is why it should be A individuals choice.
@@julieritchie3373, that doesn't seem like much of a choice :-/
What about proteolytic enzymes? would serrapeptase and nattokinase break down the clots?
It would make sense for any systemic enzymes that break down fibrin. I’ve been stocked up since spring 2020 and add it to the MATH+ protocol anytime a family member tests positive
@@AllyGray so you recommend Nattokinase and serrapeptase or any other proteolytic enzymes? I had omicron recently. I took early treatment. I'm hearing lots about nattokinase . I'll go get some right away
I have been taking Nattokinase and Serrapeptase daily for over 15 years now. I have used both to treat those who have been infected with Covid-19 with good results along with Ivermectin, NAC, ALA, and Co-Q10/Ubiquinol, Benfotiamine, Melatonin, EGCG, Quercetin, Zinc, copper, selenium and Manganese.
Prothrombin time remains within the normal range in the over 15 years of use of Nattokinase and Serrapeptase.
@@LoiolaALG Isn't there a risk of bleeding in some cases with Nattokinase?
@@nicolebrook2610 check out Fibrenza. It’s a good combo enzyme that breaks down fibrin, which clots blood.
The flip side of thrombosis is thrombocytopenia. I’m personally familiar with the later in people post injection. Could you do a talk on this issue?
This is devastating 😢