Would you like to divulge your spike protein detox regiment? I've had continuous hives since the vax started becoming widely available. I'm almost certain that exposure to vaccinated populations is the problem. At first I thought "maybe new allergies" as we moved to a more rural location last November. However, my wife's parents both took the jab, and I have extreme flair ups anytime they come to visit.
Hives are a release of histamine so you could use any over the counter anti-histamine to get immediate relief. Also be sure you have adequate B complex. This is a water soluble vitamin so you urinate out what is not used. These vitamins work with your nervous system and impact your body's over-reaction.
Also, Hyland's has a homeopathy called "Hives" that will give immediate relief. When you break out put one tablet under your tongue and let it melt. Be sure to have a clean mouth (no food or drink) 10 minutes before or after). It should work within a few minutes but you can repeat after 15 minutes if you still have hives. You can take a dose every 15 minutes until you have relief and then stop. Only take them again if you break out again and follow the same procedure. Boiron also sells a homeopathy made from histamine (histaminum) that can be used in the same way. If you want to use a drug there is a fast-acting tranquilizer called Atarax that works great but you need a prescription. I used that as a teen then went to alternative remedies.
I have a lot of experience with hives. I had dermatographism as a teen and later in life got cold hives. They are uncomfortable, to say the least. Good luck...I feel your itch!
Good advice.
I appreciate your response.
I've always suffered from mild to severe hay fever type allergies growing up. Sneeze and runny nose to eyes watering so badly I basically can't see. Zyrtec often helped quite a bit. This is why I at first considered that my body was just reacting in a novel way to new allergins in a new environment.
However these hives have been very different to any I've had in the past. I didn't get them often growing up, usually the other symptoms I described, but when I did, they never lasted for more than a week or so. These have been fairly persistent for damn near 3 months now. More severe or less any given day, and tending to move around. One day calves, next day up to thighs, maybe a day of nothing, then to my back, then head and shoulders. I work with other people highly skeptical of covid and the vax so none of them have gotten the shot, but sometimes I'm around customers who have. When my in-laws visit they usually spend a majority of the day with us, and I have severe flair up the next day that persists for a few days at least. Process of elimination in my mind says all signs point to vaxxers.
Benadryl doesn't do a damn thing aside from calm the itch for awhile and make me drowsy, so I've been taking that before bed. One thing I've done a couple times when they are really bad is make a paste of baking soda and water that I apply to my skin and let sit for 15-20 minutes. I'll be damn if that doesn't work amazingly. My skin is still red and irritated looking after, but the swelling and itch goes away entirely. I will certainly try some of the things you have mentioned, thank you for sharing.
If you are going to be in constant close contact with vaxed individuals you will need to get your hands on some HCQ and Ivermectin. America's Frontline Doctor's has a prophylactic protocol you may need. Unfortunately, it is hard to control symptoms if there is constant exposure.
First I must say as a disclaimer I am not giving medical advice. Please consult your own health care practitioner. That being said, my immediate go to was Ivermectin. The FLCCC protocol is 0.2-0.4 mg/kg per dose (take with or after meals) — one dose daily, take for 5 days or until recovered. Please consult their website for more information. I also upped my dosage of NAC to keep glutathione levels up. Divided doses of up to 2 to 2.4 mg/day can safely be used. I also use an organic red pine needle extract every day that contains shkimic acid. Do not exceed recommended dosages of this unless instructed by a practitioner. Increased vitamin C - I use PureWay-C which is propriety liposomal C with R-Alpha Lipoic Acid and not just Ascorbic Acid. Of course optimal D and zinc with copper. Soaking in Epsom salt baths with some borax and bentonite clay added helps pull out toxins through the skin. Zeolite is also good for detoxing. But, there is a lot of garbage zeolite out there. Because of its molecular structure it cages toxins. So if it is not cleanly processed, it will contain toxins. Not good if you are trying to remove toxins. Do your homework and find a product that may work for you.
In addition, some of this may be driven by EMF exposure. So, clean up your environment. This is no joke. Hardwire your devices and turn off the router. Put cellular devices in airplane mode when not in use and do not keep them next to your bed. If you have other smart devices in your home, that is problematic as well. Cordless phones, doorbells, security systems, smart meters, etc, all are making it much harder for our bodies to fight all of this. The vaxines are designed with the end goal of connecting us to the borg. Cut the connections.
The really suck part of all of this is that if you are constantly in contact with vaxed people, such as loved ones, this may always be a problem. This is part of what makes this so evil. The NAC in particular is useful for neutralizing the graphene oxide. Remember, the magnetism is also transmitted from vaxed individuals as well. Bring a magnet with you when shopping. So what if people think you are nuts checking your meat and cheese. Maybe there will be just one person that is curious enough to ask and want answers. You can possibly save them.
This is some of what I do. I do not know whether it can help you, but it is worth the try. Good luck to you.
Where do you get your supplements from? It's hard to know who is offering real products with to many snake oil salesmen out there these days. For instance you say 2-2.4 mg of NAC and I find [this] which is a 500mg pill, leading me to believe it's just placebo garbage. Or is that a mg/kg/day as well?(https://www.thorne.com/products/dp/cysteplus-reg)
Thank you for your detailed replies, I truly appreciate it.
You are on the right track. 500mg is a standard over the counter dose for NAC. I have powder that I can adjust the dosage if I need to. But it is bitter. You can do the same thing with the pills - 2 grams would be 4 x 500mg/day. As far as companies that make supplements, I do not purchase Walmart's brand, most things at Costco, Kirkland, Puritans Pride, Swanson, etc. I will use those sites to buy certain manufacturers I like at a cheaper price. I like Life Extension, Jarrow Formulas, Nature's Way, Wild Harvest, and Carlson, among others.
The best way to judge a product is to look at all the additional ingredients that are being added as fillers and carriers. The less the better. What is the source of the ingredients? Are mineral products bioavailable for the body to use or is it just ground up rocks from a gravel pit? Is it cheap industrial garbage? Pick up a bottle of Kirkland fish oil sold at Costco for example. Fish oil is way down on the list of ingredients and who knows where it comes from. I cannot believe the amount of crap that is contained in a product that people take thinking it will improve their health. Buyer beware for sure. I trust the companies I mentioned because I am confident in their manufacturing processes and their ingredient sourcing. But this is just my opinion based on my own research.
If it is an herbal product, like pine needle oil, is it organically sourced? If is is fish oil, is it heat or hexane processed? Is it wild caught fish from clean water or farm raised? If the label says nothing, it is most likely farm raised GMO poisoned fish. In the world of supplements, I will admit it can be a minefield. Like anything else, it needs to be researched. Especially if you are going to put it in your body. Good luck.
I am not familiar with Thorne products. Just cruised the site. I was impressed by the fact that on their science and medical team there were several NDs. That is encouraging. But, some of their professional collaborations are concerning - like the Mayo Clinic, Johns Hopkins, and the NIH to name a few. All of those collaborators are the belly of the beast so to speak. I did not see any indication of independent purity verifications with any of their products. That would be testing for heavy metals and other contaminants. Products geared towards athletic performance may not always be the cleanest. It is a multibillion dollar industry on its own and big pharma probably has their hands in that pie somewhere on the backend. Just my opinion.
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