Dr. Robin Rose

So this is more, we won't get into acute treatment. Acute treatment is different. We'll talk about that next time. But let's talk about if you go on to have long COVID or something, right? How could you maybe start to feel a little bit better or move the needle if you're not really that sick, right? So you want to mobilize spike protein. Okay, two things.

So this is more, we won't get into acute treatment. Acute treatment is different. We'll talk about that next time. But let's talk about if you go on to have long COVID or something, right? How could you maybe start to feel a little bit better or move the needle if you're not really that sick, right? So you want to mobilize spike protein. Okay, two things.

You want to get the bacteria out of your gut, right? So the only studies to date, and I'm going to cringe when I say this, is using antibiotics to kill the bacteriophages because nothing else is going to kill the bacteria. There's probably some natural products and antimicrobials, but that wasn't studied. So Bronya et al., they studied it.

You want to get the bacteria out of your gut, right? So the only studies to date, and I'm going to cringe when I say this, is using antibiotics to kill the bacteriophages because nothing else is going to kill the bacteria. There's probably some natural products and antimicrobials, but that wasn't studied. So Bronya et al., they studied it.

And they showed that the amoxicillin, 875 twice a day for a week. If you're pen allergic, Zithromax, um, 500 for the first day, 250 for the next six days. Plus or minus, you can add Xifaxanin or Rifaxamin for those seven days.

And they showed that the amoxicillin, 875 twice a day for a week. If you're pen allergic, Zithromax, um, 500 for the first day, 250 for the next six days. Plus or minus, you can add Xifaxanin or Rifaxamin for those seven days.

I don't tend to do it because I feel like when I'm using the medicinals, I use the medicinals in combination with the antibiotic and it works really good, you know, like acting more like Augmentin than Amoxicillin, if that makes sense. So that's how you kill the, that's how you can kill the phages.

I don't tend to do it because I feel like when I'm using the medicinals, I use the medicinals in combination with the antibiotic and it works really good, you know, like acting more like Augmentin than Amoxicillin, if that makes sense. So that's how you kill the, that's how you can kill the phages.

And then now you wanna deal with spike protein. So, okay, you need to break open these senescent cells, right, with senolytics. You have to have binders on board that are then gonna quickly bind the spike protein because remember what I told you, spike protein's a magnet for any cell. So any healthy cell in the area, That spike is going to then try to go find, attach to, and get into, right?

And then now you wanna deal with spike protein. So, okay, you need to break open these senescent cells, right, with senolytics. You have to have binders on board that are then gonna quickly bind the spike protein because remember what I told you, spike protein's a magnet for any cell. So any healthy cell in the area, That spike is going to then try to go find, attach to, and get into, right?

So you have the binders on board, but you also have in the Medicinals 9, those compounds, many of them are receptor binding domain blockers. So they'll block healthy cells in the area. They'll block the receptors so that spike can't get in. Right. And then you also have a lot of, you don't want S1 to split from S2, the furin cleavage, right?

So you have the binders on board, but you also have in the Medicinals 9, those compounds, many of them are receptor binding domain blockers. So they'll block healthy cells in the area. They'll block the receptors so that spike can't get in. Right. And then you also have a lot of, you don't want S1 to split from S2, the furin cleavage, right?

There's furin inhibitors built in also to the Vedicinals 9. So you basically have the Vedicinals 9 as your backbone. Then you have the binders, the extra binder, which is the sequestral, and you have the senolytic. Eight of the nine polyphenol compounds in the medicinal design are also natural binders. And four of the eight are natural senolytics. But we put an extra...

There's furin inhibitors built in also to the Vedicinals 9. So you basically have the Vedicinals 9 as your backbone. Then you have the binders, the extra binder, which is the sequestral, and you have the senolytic. Eight of the nine polyphenol compounds in the medicinal design are also natural binders. And four of the eight are natural senolytics. But we put an extra...

product, which are binders on board. Okay. Like I think it might have zeolite, fucoidon, silica, and then the senolytic has very high dose resveratrol in it and fisetin. Okay. So those are, those are all on the MediCoreRx.com. So there's a, so I, so it's those plus the rhizo plus a melatonin, liposomal melatonin because of all, so that's,

product, which are binders on board. Okay. Like I think it might have zeolite, fucoidon, silica, and then the senolytic has very high dose resveratrol in it and fisetin. Okay. So those are, those are all on the MediCoreRx.com. So there's a, so I, so it's those plus the rhizo plus a melatonin, liposomal melatonin because of all, so that's,

a core basic product that people, I mean, package that people can do to start maybe, you know, moving the needle and feeling better.

a core basic product that people, I mean, package that people can do to start maybe, you know, moving the needle and feeling better.

And that's what you're doing. You're basically mobilizing spike, binding spike, blocking any healthy cells in the area of receptors, right? So that the spike then doesn't, if it's not attached to a binder and it's free floating, it doesn't. And then you're moving it out of your body. You're peeing it out.

And that's what you're doing. You're basically mobilizing spike, binding spike, blocking any healthy cells in the area of receptors, right? So that the spike then doesn't, if it's not attached to a binder and it's free floating, it doesn't. And then you're moving it out of your body. You're peeing it out.