Dr. Peter McCullough

We think a lot of people can do this themselves, actually, through the wellness company and get the ultimate spike detox. That's natokinase, bromelain, curcumin, and some minor ingredients. Two capsules twice a day starting. Under physician supervision, we can go to four capsules twice a day on an empty stomach. To handle some of this loss of mental clarity, a product you helped design, MindLift.

We think a lot of people can do this themselves, actually, through the wellness company and get the ultimate spike detox. That's natokinase, bromelain, curcumin, and some minor ingredients. Two capsules twice a day starting. Under physician supervision, we can go to four capsules twice a day on an empty stomach. To handle some of this loss of mental clarity, a product you helped design, MindLift.

And I've used that in some of these kind of brain fog cases. And patients do get a sense of improved mental clarity. For decreased energy, post-exertional malaise, we have the elevated energy product, something to fit that need. And then lastly, for the cardiovascular part of it, the healthy heart, provides some additional support to the heart.

And I've used that in some of these kind of brain fog cases. And patients do get a sense of improved mental clarity. For decreased energy, post-exertional malaise, we have the elevated energy product, something to fit that need. And then lastly, for the cardiovascular part of it, the healthy heart, provides some additional support to the heart.

We think this patient I had, by the way, he had MRI proven myocarditis in addition to pulmonary embolism. So, you know, I recommended the four package for him. I've tried a lot of prescription drugs, Dr. Drew. I really am not convinced that very few generally work, but I can tell you in specific syndromes. So myopericarditis, colchicine for a year, that's guidelines.

We think this patient I had, by the way, he had MRI proven myocarditis in addition to pulmonary embolism. So, you know, I recommended the four package for him. I've tried a lot of prescription drugs, Dr. Drew. I really am not convinced that very few generally work, but I can tell you in specific syndromes. So myopericarditis, colchicine for a year, that's guidelines.

That should be the best guidelines. Okay. If there are craniofacial syndromes, trigeminal neuralgia, loss of smell, olfactory nerve, skin rashes, ground glass appearance in the chest, I think persistent SARS-CoV-2 infection, ivermectin. So it's one of the few syndromes.

That should be the best guidelines. Okay. If there are craniofacial syndromes, trigeminal neuralgia, loss of smell, olfactory nerve, skin rashes, ground glass appearance in the chest, I think persistent SARS-CoV-2 infection, ivermectin. So it's one of the few syndromes.

It's not ivermectin for everybody, but specifically for that syndrome, I typically go about 90 days, prolonged course of ivermectin. ANA-positive, rheumatoid factor-positive, anti-citrullated peptide-positive, Lupus, anticoagulant or anti-cardiolipin positive, hydroxychloroquine. Not forever, but again, a three, six, nine-month course.

It's not ivermectin for everybody, but specifically for that syndrome, I typically go about 90 days, prolonged course of ivermectin. ANA-positive, rheumatoid factor-positive, anti-citrullated peptide-positive, Lupus, anticoagulant or anti-cardiolipin positive, hydroxychloroquine. Not forever, but again, a three, six, nine-month course.

And then another interesting observation, and this has borne out my practice, severe loss of mental clarity, sometimes some numbness and tingling, seems to clear up with a nicotine patch. Oh, I've seen that.

And then another interesting observation, and this has borne out my practice, severe loss of mental clarity, sometimes some numbness and tingling, seems to clear up with a nicotine patch. Oh, I've seen that.

Excellent. Just don't watch TV. That's probably one of the most mind-numbing things you can do.

Excellent. Just don't watch TV. That's probably one of the most mind-numbing things you can do.

Well, there's a pretty solid report, Caleb, out of Switzerland showing indeed that nicotine blocks the spike protein's interaction with the nicotinic acetylcholine receptors. Now, keep in mind, smokers did very well through COVID. I don't think I've ever seen a smoker with long COVID syndrome.

Well, there's a pretty solid report, Caleb, out of Switzerland showing indeed that nicotine blocks the spike protein's interaction with the nicotinic acetylcholine receptors. Now, keep in mind, smokers did very well through COVID. I don't think I've ever seen a smoker with long COVID syndrome.

I've treated face-to-face and examined thousands of patients, so I've really been in the trenches. Now, keep in mind, smokers smoke in a way where they keep the blood levels of nicotine up consistently. It's not up and down. It's consistent. And so what Emulate said is a nicotine patch. And remember, for smokers, for nicotine addiction, we use 21 milligrams a day.

I've treated face-to-face and examined thousands of patients, so I've really been in the trenches. Now, keep in mind, smokers smoke in a way where they keep the blood levels of nicotine up consistently. It's not up and down. It's consistent. And so what Emulate said is a nicotine patch. And remember, for smokers, for nicotine addiction, we use 21 milligrams a day.

But for a non-smoker in this application, we'd use seven milligrams a day. So it's lower. I think that's most effective. Take it off when you have a shower. Again, I usually go about 90 days on things. I don't think it's going to be forever until we get people to detox.

But for a non-smoker in this application, we'd use seven milligrams a day. So it's lower. I think that's most effective. Take it off when you have a shower. Again, I usually go about 90 days on things. I don't think it's going to be forever until we get people to detox.