Is it possible we now have a fork in the road of human immunology? Classical medications work as expected for those on one path but not for those travelling down the other.
What you describe fits my experience very well! I have been reacting to everything and going off all triggers that I identify. I am almost completely off all medications I was previously prescribed, for as I detox I've been Un-diagnosed from long-standing diagnoses of bipolar type II, hypothyroidism, ADHD, anxiety/ major depressive disorder and tenosynovitis. I've also gone off menopausal HRT - the oestrogen was making me quite ill - I don't think I could detoxify it. I've also had to avoid soy (phyto-oestrogen) products. My health (chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, brain fog) improves with each drop in medication. I'm also having to remove a lot of foods that I'm reacting to, unfortunately.
But my biggest challenge is getting assistance from the medical profession with anything to do with having to acknowledge let alone treat chronic inflammation. I come up against discouragingly strong resistance in all forms. It has gotten to the point where I've given up thinking I can work through a treatment protocol for chronic inflammation in a resonable time frame. I've been unable to work for several months (and should have stopped a lot sooner) and it's looking like things will drag out for many more months. I need to apply to Centrelink for assistance now; won't that be fun! How can we get GP's on board to help!
Don't join this link! You will be charged and cannot reverse or cancel the subscription from London that ensues! Curse this McMillan dude and his pretend blog site. Fraudulent!
The number of people in the chemists is ridiculous. I commented dryly once to a member of staff that covid was great for business. She was a little distressed and said sorrowfully that "I think we were all fooled". Boosters still being advertised and administered , not in her shop but all around town and at the doctors surgeries. So sad, so crazy , so bad!
Did you try to separate out COVID 19 from COVID-19 mRNA jabs (and/or the papers you reviewed. Remember, COVID 19 was just a cold virus, souped up albeit, but was it souped up in ways that triggered autoimmunity, or was that the jabs?
I am hoping someone with more depth of knowledge, understanding, insight, and experience in the nuts and bolts of this can answer.
Dr. McMillan is eminently equipped with knowledge and experience to answer your very relevant question. But I find that in many of his presentations in these two plus years, he has not been unequivocal about the role of the two - virus and vaccine - in the after effects. Yes, he does talk of vaccine only in some presentations, but in the mostly prevalent mixed situation in the populations of highly repeat vaccinated countries, incidentally with considerable reinfection incidence also, he keeps low key about the revaccination effects. From 2021 onwards upto now, there has been more repeat vaccinated people than reinfected people. Typically, it is likely in this period, a person got reinfection 3 times but had 7 vaccinations. So the dominant residual biology in these people is vaccine spikes, periodically replenished with repeat jabs. And vaccine spikes are more pathogenic in the long run than residual viral loads. It may be a small cohort now, but his research team must find and study only those infected in 2020 ( and subsequently not) and either totally unvaccinated or not more than two shots in 2021 and nothing beyond. And compare them with the large general population with multiple revaccinations and some reinfections.
And in the context of this title, even during early 2020, people found that paracetamol and even ibuprofen aggravated the infection situation. Naproxen, available OTC in the West, was found to be effective. Indomethacin, not available OTC in the West, was shown to be distinctly superior in hospitalised patients and outpatients, there was a good study in India, but somehow these two didn’t become part of regular protocols. One reason could be fever was not major symptom in the viral phase. Naproxen and Indomethacin are more effective anti inflammatory drugs from the common set, that is why they performed much better. Dr. McMillan mentions about the possibility of anti rheumatoid drugs being contra indicative in post infection situations, but there were reports early on about those on regular anti histamines and anti inflammatory medications being less susceptible to catching the virus. About alcohol, it should not be a surprise, about its ill effects in immunity compromised conditions post infection.
Thanks for your detailed response; my semi educated bias is unless someone messed with the COVID 19 spike protein as part of the weaponization process, the virus alone shouldn’t be an issue, as we don’t recognize Coronavirus infections as being a factor in developing autoimmune diseases. And understand the inability to find populations that are pure in either sense is a problem. IIRC there are assays that can differentiate between vaccine spike protein and natural infection spike protein, but I can’t remember now as I am falling asleep @ bedtime.
We don’t know for sure if the first variant in Jan 2020 was a lab jig, but the others that followed upto delta ( 2021) should not be doctored ones, because they all had very similar characteristics plus minus. Omicron from 2022 was very different and questions could be asked as to how it came about. Do the rules of virology allow for such a distinct break ? Was it a new virus, albeit from the same family ? How did it come to have the characteristics of a natural immunity ? Mild presentations and longer natural reinfection resistance ? But I think it was also more susceptible to cross influence by the vaccine spikes and anti bodies. Under conditions of repeat vaccinations, it refused to vacate, regularly spawned technical variants with unchanged properties and was equally deadly in terms of hospitalisations and mortality if left untreated early on, like in the USA. When left with no interference from repeat vaccinations, like in India, it faded away as would be expected of its primary characteristics. I have not seen any serious discussions on such possibilities with Omicron in the few substacks that I follow including this one, let alone any researched findings. Have virus researchers missed uncovering some good science while the opportunity was still present ?
This guy is a fraud. Trying to view one podcast, and I clicked a link for what appeared to be a free substack subscription. Turns out that McMillan Research, London, billed me $55, and I have no way to cancel McMillan Research or get a refund, and Substack responds that I have a free subscription and there's nothing to refund. Shame on you, Dr. Fraudster!
Is it possible we now have a fork in the road of human immunology? Classical medications work as expected for those on one path but not for those travelling down the other.
It is certainly possible.
However, there should be a way to mitigate it.
What you describe fits my experience very well! I have been reacting to everything and going off all triggers that I identify. I am almost completely off all medications I was previously prescribed, for as I detox I've been Un-diagnosed from long-standing diagnoses of bipolar type II, hypothyroidism, ADHD, anxiety/ major depressive disorder and tenosynovitis. I've also gone off menopausal HRT - the oestrogen was making me quite ill - I don't think I could detoxify it. I've also had to avoid soy (phyto-oestrogen) products. My health (chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, brain fog) improves with each drop in medication. I'm also having to remove a lot of foods that I'm reacting to, unfortunately.
But my biggest challenge is getting assistance from the medical profession with anything to do with having to acknowledge let alone treat chronic inflammation. I come up against discouragingly strong resistance in all forms. It has gotten to the point where I've given up thinking I can work through a treatment protocol for chronic inflammation in a resonable time frame. I've been unable to work for several months (and should have stopped a lot sooner) and it's looking like things will drag out for many more months. I need to apply to Centrelink for assistance now; won't that be fun! How can we get GP's on board to help!
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Don't join this link! You will be charged and cannot reverse or cancel the subscription from London that ensues! Curse this McMillan dude and his pretend blog site. Fraudulent!
The number of people in the chemists is ridiculous. I commented dryly once to a member of staff that covid was great for business. She was a little distressed and said sorrowfully that "I think we were all fooled". Boosters still being advertised and administered , not in her shop but all around town and at the doctors surgeries. So sad, so crazy , so bad!
So do we have any idea if the elephant causes liver problems or the disease itself?
Both.
Covid infection can trigger autoimmunity as well as vaccination.
In the vaccinated, infection seems to be a higher risk, so their cumulative risk is higher.
Did you try to separate out COVID 19 from COVID-19 mRNA jabs (and/or the papers you reviewed. Remember, COVID 19 was just a cold virus, souped up albeit, but was it souped up in ways that triggered autoimmunity, or was that the jabs?
I am hoping someone with more depth of knowledge, understanding, insight, and experience in the nuts and bolts of this can answer.
Dr. McMillan is eminently equipped with knowledge and experience to answer your very relevant question. But I find that in many of his presentations in these two plus years, he has not been unequivocal about the role of the two - virus and vaccine - in the after effects. Yes, he does talk of vaccine only in some presentations, but in the mostly prevalent mixed situation in the populations of highly repeat vaccinated countries, incidentally with considerable reinfection incidence also, he keeps low key about the revaccination effects. From 2021 onwards upto now, there has been more repeat vaccinated people than reinfected people. Typically, it is likely in this period, a person got reinfection 3 times but had 7 vaccinations. So the dominant residual biology in these people is vaccine spikes, periodically replenished with repeat jabs. And vaccine spikes are more pathogenic in the long run than residual viral loads. It may be a small cohort now, but his research team must find and study only those infected in 2020 ( and subsequently not) and either totally unvaccinated or not more than two shots in 2021 and nothing beyond. And compare them with the large general population with multiple revaccinations and some reinfections.
And in the context of this title, even during early 2020, people found that paracetamol and even ibuprofen aggravated the infection situation. Naproxen, available OTC in the West, was found to be effective. Indomethacin, not available OTC in the West, was shown to be distinctly superior in hospitalised patients and outpatients, there was a good study in India, but somehow these two didn’t become part of regular protocols. One reason could be fever was not major symptom in the viral phase. Naproxen and Indomethacin are more effective anti inflammatory drugs from the common set, that is why they performed much better. Dr. McMillan mentions about the possibility of anti rheumatoid drugs being contra indicative in post infection situations, but there were reports early on about those on regular anti histamines and anti inflammatory medications being less susceptible to catching the virus. About alcohol, it should not be a surprise, about its ill effects in immunity compromised conditions post infection.
Rarely can I be completely frank in my scientific opinions as there is the looming censorship hanging over my head.
However, the spike protein, whatever the source is a real problem.
Only if there is serum viremia will the issues be manifest, which is why largely the unvaccinated with good mucosal immunity will be protected.
Thanks for your detailed response; my semi educated bias is unless someone messed with the COVID 19 spike protein as part of the weaponization process, the virus alone shouldn’t be an issue, as we don’t recognize Coronavirus infections as being a factor in developing autoimmune diseases. And understand the inability to find populations that are pure in either sense is a problem. IIRC there are assays that can differentiate between vaccine spike protein and natural infection spike protein, but I can’t remember now as I am falling asleep @ bedtime.
We don’t know for sure if the first variant in Jan 2020 was a lab jig, but the others that followed upto delta ( 2021) should not be doctored ones, because they all had very similar characteristics plus minus. Omicron from 2022 was very different and questions could be asked as to how it came about. Do the rules of virology allow for such a distinct break ? Was it a new virus, albeit from the same family ? How did it come to have the characteristics of a natural immunity ? Mild presentations and longer natural reinfection resistance ? But I think it was also more susceptible to cross influence by the vaccine spikes and anti bodies. Under conditions of repeat vaccinations, it refused to vacate, regularly spawned technical variants with unchanged properties and was equally deadly in terms of hospitalisations and mortality if left untreated early on, like in the USA. When left with no interference from repeat vaccinations, like in India, it faded away as would be expected of its primary characteristics. I have not seen any serious discussions on such possibilities with Omicron in the few substacks that I follow including this one, let alone any researched findings. Have virus researchers missed uncovering some good science while the opportunity was still present ?
This guy is a fraud. Trying to view one podcast, and I clicked a link for what appeared to be a free substack subscription. Turns out that McMillan Research, London, billed me $55, and I have no way to cancel McMillan Research or get a refund, and Substack responds that I have a free subscription and there's nothing to refund. Shame on you, Dr. Fraudster!