Dr. Peter McCullough

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.

Now, some people can't tolerate it, so they've tried the nicotine gum, which is two milligrams, but much more an up and down effect. And then these pouches, I've just had a few patients with these pouches report some success. And keep in mind, the pouches, I understand, are not tobacco, Dr. Drew. Right.

Now, some people can't tolerate it, so they've tried the nicotine gum, which is two milligrams, but much more an up and down effect. And then these pouches, I've just had a few patients with these pouches report some success. And keep in mind, the pouches, I understand, are not tobacco, Dr. Drew. Right.

Interesting. But Caleb, three milligrams. Don't forget the mucosa in the mouth is a direct absorption route. Three milligrams in the mouth is a lot.

Interesting. But Caleb, three milligrams. Don't forget the mucosa in the mouth is a direct absorption route. Three milligrams in the mouth is a lot.

I would check the antibodies against the spike protein. If it's less than 1,000, it's probably... not spike-related. If it's up there, if she's up there at 5, 10, 15, 20,000, likely it is. Now, one of the things you can do on these terrible craniofacial syndromes, believe it or not, is do a stellate ganglion block. So I refer to a doctor here in Dallas, and he has lots of case examples of this.

I would check the antibodies against the spike protein. If it's less than 1,000, it's probably... not spike-related. If it's up there, if she's up there at 5, 10, 15, 20,000, likely it is. Now, one of the things you can do on these terrible craniofacial syndromes, believe it or not, is do a stellate ganglion block. So I refer to a doctor here in Dallas, and he has lots of case examples of this.

And, you know, under ultrasound, usually a pain doctor does this. They find the stellate ganglion and they just inject some lidocaine around it. I think some longer acting, you know, a long acting anesthetic. And it's very interesting. What it does is it blocks a feedback loop because the stellate ganglion, the brain are constantly doing this.

And, you know, under ultrasound, usually a pain doctor does this. They find the stellate ganglion and they just inject some lidocaine around it. I think some longer acting, you know, a long acting anesthetic. And it's very interesting. What it does is it blocks a feedback loop because the stellate ganglion, the brain are constantly doing this.

And once you block the loop, it's like you abolish the syndrome, not just for a few days, but, you know, essentially permanently. Right.

And once you block the loop, it's like you abolish the syndrome, not just for a few days, but, you know, essentially permanently. Right.

Well, four is, you know, four, we're getting to 16,000 fibrillinic units a day of natto kinase. So we're getting into almost anti-coagulation range. Now, I talked to Jordan Vaughn, who testified in Congress. Jordan is an internist. He's running the largest vaccine blood clot center in the United States in conjunction with, I guess, a lot of referrals from William Redfield, former CDC director.

Well, four is, you know, four, we're getting to 16,000 fibrillinic units a day of natto kinase. So we're getting into almost anti-coagulation range. Now, I talked to Jordan Vaughn, who testified in Congress. Jordan is an internist. He's running the largest vaccine blood clot center in the United States in conjunction with, I guess, a lot of referrals from William Redfield, former CDC director.

And Jordan, out of the gate, is using 16,000 of natto a day.

And Jordan, out of the gate, is using 16,000 of natto a day.