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Preventing and Curing COVID-19 With Items From The Grocery Store

Disclaimer:  I’m not a doctor and this is not medical advice.  If you’re diabetic, currently taking an ACE inhibitor, or are on any drug where the following items are contraindicated, DO NOT use this protocol.

Prevention:

  1. 1,000 mg Vit C daily
  2. 2,000 IU Vit D3 daily
  3. 10 mg Zinc daily
  4. 200 mg Magnesium daily
  5. 3 mg Melatonin daily, before bed
  6. 4 oz Tonic Water with real Quinine daily

If you have COVID-19:

  1. 12,000 mg Vit C daily (take to bowel tolerance)
  2. 6,000 IU Vit D3 daily
  3. 100 mg Zinc daily
  4. 200 mg Magnesium daily (no change)
  5. 15 mg Melatonin daily
  6. 1 liter Tonic Water with real Quinine daily

If you do not improve after 48 hours, seek medical help.

Notes:

  1. COVID-19 is real, but its danger is being greatly exaggerated and used as a pretext for all manner of evil: mandatory vaccines, a one-world digital currency, further socialization of medicine, destruction of small businesses in favor of multinational corporations, increase of the surveillance state, destruction of the right of assembly, destruction of churches, etc.  By offering a simple preventative and cure, it is my hope both to help people and to undercut the official narrative.
  1. Those with existing morbidities, especially ones impacting lung health, are the most at risk.
  1. The title is a bit click-baity, but the idea is to be able to prevent/cure COVID -19 with commonly available items in case you have no access to a health-food store or prescriptions. If available, I would recommend avoiding grocery store vitamins, instead favoring decent brands like NOW Foods, Solaray, Carlson Labs, Nature’s Way, etc.
  1. Avoid multivitamins like the plague. For minerals like zinc and magnesium, buy the most absorbable forms you can.  Avoid inorganic forms like oxides and sulphates.  Instead, use the organic/chelated forms like orotate, gluconate, citrate, acetate, or picolinate.
  1. The best forms of Vit C, in decreasing order, are: intravenous Vit C, liposomal, sodium ascorbate powder, and pill forms with added rose hips/citrus bioflavonoids.  The best Vit D is what your body makes when exposed to sunlight.  For supplementing, take the D3 form and, if you can, co-supplement with Vit K2 in the MK7 form.  The recommended dosage of K2 is 100 micrograms per 1000 IU of D3.
  1. Unless otherwise noted, all dosing should be spread out as much as possible. Your body needs to be fed little doses throughout the day rather than just taking one big dose.  This is especially true for Vit C and D3.  Since Melatonin makes you sleepy, I recommend taking it only right before sleep.
  1. The main idea here is to boost and regulate your immune system, reduce inflammation, lessen sepsis, and fight free radical damage with antioxidants.
  1. The only specific anti-viral is the tonic water, which contains quinine. Unfortunately, it contains very little quinine (about 80 mg per liter), so this is more about reducing viral-loading that fully eliminating it.  If you can obtain a more potent dosage, do so, but the idea of this post was for readily-available items, and tonic water is readily available.  Try to find an unsweetened brand if possible.  If not, tonic water generally has about 1/4 the sweetener of most soft drinks, so at the recommended doses the amount of sweetener intake is not extreme.
  1. COVID-19 interrupts the oxygen-carrying mechanism of red blood cells, and in the process also creates a destructive free radical. It is thought that quinine, hydroxychloroquine, and chloroquine, all members of a common family of anti-malaria drugs, can keep this from happening by binding to the virus.  While hypoxia is noted, ventilator use often does more harm than good.
  1. The parasiticide Ivermectin has shown great ability to kill COVID-19 in vitro. This is commonly available without a prescription in agricultural stores and is used for the treatment of parasites in horses, cattle, pigs, etc.  It is sold at Tractor Supply, for example.  It is approved for human use as Mectizan or Stromectol.  Take only a single dose at the onset of symptoms.  Dosage is 0.1 mg per pound of body weight.  For example, if you weigh 160 pounds, then take 16 mg.
  1. COVID-19 most often kills by means of a cytokine storm. This is an overreaction of the body’s immune system.  Melatonin and D3 are immune system regulators that prevent this.  A cytokine storm is often noted when you get better (as your immune system fights), then get much worse (as your immune system overreacts).  In severe cases, you can take fish oil supplements (which contain eicosapentaenoic acid) as an immunosuppressant to calm the cytokine storm.  If available, the rheumatoid arthritis drug Kineret (generic: Anakinra) works well.
  1. It is my experience that most folks can’t handle too many options or too much data, but if you are up to it, I would recommend adding to your COVID-19 arsenal by also supplementing with selenium, thiamin (Vit B1), and quercetin (preferably with bromelain). Use the recommended dosages on the bottles.

For further study:

http://web.archive.org/web/20200405061401/https://medium.com/@agaiziunas/covid-19-had-us-all-fooled-but-now-we-might-have-finally-found-its-secret-91182386efcb

https://nypost.com/2020/04/06/nyc-doctor-says-coronavirus-ventilator-settings-are-too-high/ read more

The Whimper of the Sheltered Saxon


(With apologies to Rudyard Kipling.)

The virus was not in their blood,
It came to America very late,
With fear and panic that was no good,
When the Saxon sheltered in place.

They were all easily moved,
They were impatient – unwilling to wait,
And didn’t care if it could be proved,
When the Saxon sheltered in place.

Their credulity high and suspicions low,
With glazed eyes and resigned to their fate,
There was neither sign nor show
When the Saxon sheltered in place.

The media preached it to the crowd.
It was taught by the State.
The pundits all spoke it aloud.
When the Saxon the sheltered in place. read more

Some Random Kinist Thoughts on the Coronavirus Rodeo

By Colby Malsbury

Have you been able to make hide or hair out of the dizzying speed with which we have transformed from encroaching Fabian-style Socialism to the galloping-upon-the-ramparts Bolshevik variant within the past few weeks? If so, you’re a better man than me. As events have come upon us seemingly at random, I see no reason to adopt anything but a random structure to address the modern sheltered antiseptic mindset regarding the Black Plague – Current Year Edition:

We Warrant a Far Worse Judgment read more

The Fall of The Boy Scouts

By Ehud Would

It’s a sad and sordid story, the fall of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA).

The Scouting movement was founded by Englishman Robert Baden-Powell in 1907. He described it as “Christianity applied”, a phrase later conspicuously reappropriated to  Theonomy. And Baden-Powell’s first Scouting Handbook stated uncannily, “No man is good unless he believes in God and obeys His laws.” Typical of our institutions, the Boy Scouts began as a self-consciously Christian enterprise. read more

All The Lonely People: The Modern “Death Positive” Movement Progresses as Whites Embrace The Abyss

By Davis Carlton

We live in depressing times. There can be little doubt that things are getting worse rather than better, the juvenile protestations of the #datpostmil crowd notwithstanding. Many on the Right acknowledge this without entirely understanding how we got here or what to do to fix the problem. Problems in contemporary Western society have become so numerous that the future prospects for the average Millennial are truly terrifying. The secular optimism that typified the decades following the Second World War and continued into the 1960s and 70s with promises of peace and universal brotherhood has disappeared among younger generations. read more

Lamenting the Other: David Bahnsen’s Disgusting Elegy to Kobe Bryant

By Colby Malsbury

Did you ever know that you’re my hero
And everything I would like to be?
I can fly higher than an eagle
For you are the wind beneath my wings

So went the refrain to Bette Midler’s maudlin anthem, which nonetheless resonated with Baby Boomers to such an extent that it has become a popular hymn at their funerals thirty-some years after the song’s release. Boomer influence has been such as to allow no other outpouring of emotion than the turning on of waterworks and the fraudulent enthusiasm of excessive flattery whenever a death occurs, as I made mention of in a previous article. This is especially true when one mourns the death of a celebrity. And when the celebrity happens to be an uber A-lister like recently deceased basketball Baal Kobe Bryant, well, you might as well shut everything down and declare multiple months to follow to be official periods of mourning. The unceasing bewailing of images that once flickered on your tee vee screen has been decreed to be therapeutic, doncha know. read more

Pastor Chuck Swindoll’s Gay Compromise

On Tuesday, I had the displeasure of attending the Christmas Eve service at Pastor Chuck Swindoll’s gigantic Stonebriar Community Church in Frisco, Texas, an extremely affluent northern suburb of Dallas.  It’s within easy driving distance, and they have an incredible pipe organ, choir, and instrumentalists, so I thought it would be an evening of beautiful music for my family.  Unfortunately, the string quartet felt a little threadbare in such a massive space, and the choir was on vacation, for which the passionless voices of over 3000 mumbling yuppies was no substitute. read more

The Frivolous Factionalism of ‘Shut Up, Millennial!’ ‘OK, Boomer!’

By Colby Malsbury

(Author’s note: the following article does not represent individual Boomers or Millennials who are committed Christians – both of whom I count as valuable kith and kin.)

Hey kids!

Did you know that baby boomers are a generation of grubby parasites who had the world handed to them on a silver platter to such an extent that they finagled economic booms and busts to their credit all their working lives, allowing them to take a very early and very cushy retirement, allowing them ample opportunity to globe-hop the world picking up exotic mail order brides and bemoaning the fact that younger folks weren’t picking up extra shifts down at the Apple factory or wherever they’re working these days in order to keep the Social Security gravy train on the rails in perpetuity? read more

#DatKanye, Or: How Christian Discernment Took a Holiday When a Renowned Rapper Claimed Regeneration

By Colby Malsbury

GREAT MOMENTS IN THE HISTORY OF THE CHURCH:

70 AD – the destruction of the Temple and the ushering in of the final judgment upon Jewry.

451 – the Council of Chalcedon codifies Christian orthodoxy for one and all times.

1054 – the permanent schism between the Catholic West and the Orthodox East.

1517 – Martin Luther nails his 95 Theses to the Wittenberg church door.

2019 – Kanye West says that Christianity is ‘lit’, or something.

What, too soon? Well, I’m sure Ye will settle for being included as a footnote in this historiography. He is a humble sort, after all. read more

Occult Symbolism of the Feminist Pussyhat

Symbolism is Not Entirely Subjective

I’m no expert on the occult, so this post is simply intended to provoke thought.  Additionally, frank talk regarding the occult use of phallic and yonic symbolism is unavoidable for any worthwhile discussion of this subject matter.  I have sought to address this in the most modest and dignified manner possible, and have pixilated portions of one particularly salacious image.

It is commonly noted that modern urban Christians find the agricultural illustrations of Scripture to be foreign and obscure.  What is less commonly appreciated is that most Christians today live, eat, and breathe in an Enlightenment atmosphere, having received the materialist worldview they were taught in government schools as an unexamined first principle.  Thus, things like the necessity of blood atonement, the dedication of first fruits, the supernatural role in fecundity, etc., matters once understood on an implicit level, now seem strange and mystifying.  Such also is the case with rightly comprehending symbolism. read more