Since the emergence of COVID-19, and with the introduction of COVID vaccines in 2020, there has been a rise in heart attacks, cardiac arrests, and an increase in all-cause mortality (deaths from all causes). In other words, over the past few years, there has been a troubling increase in excess deaths – an anomaly where more people are dying than what we would typically expect. Obviously, this is a grave cause for concern.
COVID Spike Proteins
One common feature of the COVID (SARS-CoV-2) virus and COVID vaccines is that they both contain (or elicit production of) what are referred to as ‘spike proteins’. COVID spike proteins can cause harm through several mechanisms, with one significant risk being vascular damage. It is now well known that COVID vaccines can cause myocarditis/pericarditis (heart inflammation) which can lead to cardiac arrest, and blood clots which can lead to heart attacks and stroke. This much is no longer controversial.
“We found abundant evidence that SARS-CoV-2 spike protein may cause damage in the cardiovascular, hematological, neurological, respiratory, gastrointestinal, and immunological systems. Viral and vaccine-encoded spike proteins have been shown to play a direct role in cardiovascular and thrombotic injuries from both SARS-CoV-2 and vaccination.”
Spike Protein Detox Protocol
Given that large numbers of people may be experiencing ‘long COVID’ symptoms and/or COVID vaccine injury, there is a strong interest in spike protein detox protocols. One such protocol has been put forth by Dr. Peter McCullough in a paper titled Clinical Rationale for SARS-CoV-2 Base Spike Protein Detoxification in Post COVID-19 and Vaccine Injury Syndromes. Dr. McCullough proposes the following three supplements to detox from COVID spike protein:
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- Nattokinase – 2,000 FU twice a day.
- Bromelain – 500 mg once a day.
- Curcumin – 500 mg twice a day.
Additionally, N-Acetylcysteine (NAC) can be added to the above protocol to assist in spike protein detoxification and degradation. NAC has a well-established safety profile and is commonly taken at a dose of 600 mg twice a day.
“NAC has been shown to disrupt disulfide bonds of the spike protein, rendering it unable to bind to the ACE2 receptor. Moreover, the combination of NAC with bromelain has been shown to synergistically disrupt spike protein by breaking glycosidic linkages and disulfide bonds.”
The above supplements are available without a prescription, but patients taking anticoagulant/antiplatelet drugs are strongly cautioned to seek medical supervision due to an increased risk of bleeding. Work with your trusted healthcare provider to ensure you are not at risk for adverse drug/supplement interactions, or other side effects.
Other Resources:
The Frontline COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC) has published protocols for treating Long Covid and Post-Vaccine Syndrome (Covid vaccine injury). FLCCC recommends intermittent fasting to allow the body to naturally detoxify spike protein through a process called autophagy. The FLCCC also recommends hyperbaric oxygen as a potential therapy (I own this hyperbaric oxygen chamber brand, and it’s been very beneficial to my overall health).
The World Council for Health has a spike protein detox guide, which recommends the following nutrients: vitamin C, vitamin D, magnesium, and zinc. They also suggest heat therapy as being helpful in detoxing from spike protein (I use this Far-Infrared sauna and have found it to be a convenient way for me to sweat out toxins).
As a final consideration, probiotics help regulate the immune system and have been found to positively impact the course of COVID-19. In one study, Megasporebiotic (a spore-based probiotic) was found to contribute to a better clinical outcome for mild COVID-19, including fewer digestive symptoms, faster symptom resolution, and faster resolution of fever. This probiotic, along with the spike protein detox supplements mentioned above, are all available (at discount prices) through our Gut Resolution Supplement Dispensary.
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Hi Luke – thanks for this. I usually add quercetin, zinc and vitamins C and D to the detox mix as well. Have you found any difference between nattokinase, lumbrokinase and serrapeptase? Not sure if you know but my wife died of cancer in her kidneys, liver, lymph nodes, lungs and ovaries in January this year – 14 days from diagnosis to death, which wasn’t really time to do anything to prevent it. (Neither of us or our kids and grandkids are jabbed btw. Neither my wife nor myself have every had covid, but families have. which I treated very effectively.) My wife had ANCA vasculitis for which she took immunosuppressant meds (azithioprine and a small amount of prednisone) which caused her lymphocytes to be reduced from a recommended 1-4 level to 0.8, according to her frequent blood tests. She also enjoyed driving cruise ship passengers to local places of interest when they were in port in summer; all cruise ship passengers are vaxxed!! So she would spend around 6 hours per day in close proximity to about 12-15 jabbed passengers maybe 4-6 days per week from Nov to Mar. I noticed that during this time, for the summers of 21-22, 22-23 and 23-24 till January her lymphocyte count dropped 75% to 0.2. This did not occur during 20-21 summer, when there were no cruise ships, nor before that when there was no vax. I believe that shedding from vaxxed passengers during these summers caused her cancer to develop the first summer, grow the second summer and kill her the third summer. So my question for you is – what is being shed from vaxxed people that is damaging to the immune systems of the unvaxxed? I shall look forward to your reply and theories about this. Many thanks.
Alan, my condolences on the loss of your wife. There seems to be a troubling increase in (turbo) cancers of late… I can’t help but wonder if COVID spike proteins are playing a role in that. I agree with you that adding vitamins C, D, and zinc to the detox protocol are likely helpful. Personally, I’ve been taking a nattokinase/serrapeptase combo supplement but I can’t speak to the difference between the three supplements you mentioned for detoxing spike proteins. It does seem that shedding is a real phenomenon… Many women who did not get the Covid vaccine have reported irregularities in their menstrual cycle from being around others who were vaccinated. Whether this can be explained solely through spike protein shedding or not I do not know…
How wonderful that you are doing well Luke! In 2020 already, when I bought you a cup of coffee, your insights and messages meant a lot to me. I survived, dodged the v@x and am now rejoicing in pursuing a positive, spiritual path. How marvellous that you are now promoting the much needed remedies and boosters for our immune systems.
I wish you all the best for this new? initiative. May it benefit scores of fellow human beings that need support.
Thank you, Anne. For your kind words and support. Wishing you all the best!
How long should these be taken for detox?
They recommend for at least 3 months, with continuation for a year or more. From the paper: “based on signals of benefit and acceptable safety, the triad of nattokinase 2,000 FU (100 mg) twice daily, bromelain 500 mg a day, and nano-curcumin 500 mg twice daily for at least 3 months with continuation for a year or more, as a base detoxification regimen upon which additional agents can be added, is a reasonable empiric strategy for those suffering with post COVID-19 or vaccine-associated symptoms.”
Luke can you give a suggestion for severely induced eczema? My husband has had a it since he was a kid only on his eyelid, but over the last year or so it has expanded to his whole body. He is not vaxed thank god, but we are wondering what protocol to try if it’s related to the virus. Thank you!
If you think it is spike protein induced, then one could try the above-mentioned protocol of nattokinase, bromelain, and curcumin. If something else is triggering the eczema, then you’d need to figure out what it is and remove the trigger (like certain lotions, soaps, and laundry fragrances. If you’re allergic to food items or fur from particular animals, etc.). As for supplements, probiotics and vitamin D may help. I also came across this topical probiotic online that is said to help with eczema: https://www.skinesa.com/
I am taking the spike detox pills and have become increasingly bloated and inflamed. Is that normal? It’s very uncomfortable
I think that’s not normal. If it were me, I would stop taking whatever is causing you to feel that way.