Dean Cheramie @DysautoDad

My friend, @kevinsachamp, you need more followers. Team Real Science Rules!

… health and interests of the American people first. Unless you are injured, then we shut down the ACIP scheduled to evaluate it, and make sure that NIH does no research and also hides the evidence.

Secretary Kennedy @SecKennedy

4 days ago

The COVID era exposed a profound failure of America's public health institutions. Fauci lied about masks. He lied about social distancing. He lied about transmission. He lied about natural immunity. Under President Trump's leadership, HHS is replacing secrecy with transparency,

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An Update from Tokyo ❤️ First, thank you to everyone who has prayed for me, donated, shared my fundraiser, or reached out with encouragement. Your kindness has made it possible for me to begin treatment here at Edogawa Hospital in Tokyo. I have now completed my first Double Filtration Plasmapheresis (DFPP) treatment and four Stem Cell Growth Factor treatments. Many of you have asked if I’m feeling better. The honest answer is…it’s still too early to know. Some patients improve quickly, while others need more time. I came to Japan knowing there were no guarantees, but after exhausting nearly every treatment available to me in the U.S., I knew I had to keep fighting. Because of your generosity, we’ve raised about $12,000, and I have also made the difficult decision to cash out my retirement savings. Together, those funds will cover approximately two weeks of treatment. However, my physicians at Edogawa Hospital have recommended the full four-week treatment protocol, as they believe it gives me the best opportunity for improvement. At this point, I simply don’t have the financial resources to complete those final two weeks. Just two years ago, I was working full-time as a physician assistant, volunteering to improve the health of first responders, hiking with my family, and walking my son to school. Today, making it through a shower or a medical appointment can take everything I have. Long COVID has taken my career, my health, and much of my independence—but it hasn’t taken away my hope. If you’re able to donate or simply share my fundraiser, I would be deeply grateful. Every act of kindness brings me one step closer to completing my treatment. If you could do just one thing for me today, would you consider sharing my story? ❤️ Sometimes one share reaches the one person who can change the course of someone’s life. Thank you for believing in me and standing beside me through this fight. With love, light and gratitude April gofund.me/b284be827 #longcovid #microclots #mccairnedogawaprotocol #vaccineinjury #microclots #chronicillness #firstresponders #PhysicianAssistant #MedicalFundraiser #COVID19

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Hi 👋! Since I’ll be sharing my experience with the Edogawa Protocol in October, I thought I’d introduce myself. I’m Kira, a data analytics director, former scientist turned former science teacher, and researcher at heart. I’ve been living with a complex chronic illness since 2020. Before getting sick, I was active. I loved international travel, salsa dancing, boxing, Pilates, hot yoga, and taking long walks along the river with my coonhound. Today, my life looks very different. The symptom that has impacted me most is profound fatigue that isn’t relieved by rest. Physical activity, stress, travel, and even social events can leave me depleted for days. Over the years I’ve also struggled with exercise intolerance, cognitive dysfunction, unrefreshing sleep, dizziness, elevated heart rate, poor recovery after exertion, inflammation, IBS/SIBO, gastroparesis, intense weight gain, hormonal abnormalities, and a long list of symptoms that seem to fluctuate without obvious explanation. One of the strangest parts has been watching my body lose capacities I once took for granted. I used to spend weekends exploring my new city. Now I sometimes have to plan my week around a single commitment. I used to say yes to opportunities. Now I often have to calculate the physical cost before agreeing to something, even things I want to do. I’ve missed weddings, baby showers, holidays, celebrations, and important moments with people I love because I simply didn’t have enough energy to be there. I’ve also had to decline professional opportunities that I worked years to earn because I knew my body couldn’t sustain them. Like many of you, I’ve spent years searching for answers. I’ve worked with specialists, undergone extensive testing, tried numerous treatments, and spent countless hours reading research in an attempt to understand what happened and what might help. Because of my background, I’ve approached this journey with a mixture of hope, curiosity, and skepticism. I try to follow the evidence wherever it leads. That’s ultimately what brought me to the Edogawa Protocol. I plan to share my experience openly and honestly, including the parts that don’t fit the narrative anyone wants to hear. My hope is that my journey can provide another useful data point for patients trying to make sense of their own. If any of this resonates, I’d love to hear your story as well. Thank you for your unexpected showing of love and support to a complete stranger!

@morink @CoyoteSanctuary Kira FYI your patient number will be assigned just a week or 2 before your Consult date.

These Substack interviews between Dr Trozzi and Dr Bruce Rapley are amazing. Chase them down, and listen.

Dr Mark Trozzi MD @DrTrozzi

a week ago

Normal clots contain plasminogen, which becomes plasmin — the enzyme that dissolves them. These abnormal “calamari” clots have almost no plasmin at all. The body’s natural clot-dissolving system is missing. This is deeply concerning and helps explain why these unusual

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Kira this is fantastic news.

Kira Morin @morink

a week ago

I’m going to Japan 🇯🇵 , baby! It’s official. October 2026. #edogawamccairn #longcovid

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@DrJBhattacharya your response to Jan Jekeliek and others that NIH has since improved its oversight is completely unacceptable. This is still the National Institute of Harm, and the people harmed need resources toward TREATMENT! Where is the NIH now? Nowhere.

Jikkyleaks 🐭 @Jikkyleaks

a week ago

Dear @DrJBhattacharya this was a criminal act conducted at the @NIH This was not the only act, you already know about #NIHgate where Eric Freed suppressed research showing that the spike producing vaccines induced breast and ovarian cancer. Where is the investigation?

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i met Kelsey Yesterday and when she showed me the picture below of what supplies she had to bring to take care of her central line while here in Japan immediately infuriated me Kelsey was also an ER nurse & I know she will do great with her treatment tomorrow as her symptoms and ailments were very similar to mine especially with the POTS Our goal is to get her out of the wheelchair and to get her central line discontinued before she goes home @kelseyshields08

KenCaptn20114 @KenCaptn20114

a week ago

Welcome Kelsey Patient # 45 going in for her 1st filtration in Japan tomorrow. She had 3 suitcases full of medical supplies with a central line in her for daily transfusions to stay alive. How about we ask greedy @pfizer pay for this treatment since they hid the deaths, studies,

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Dysautonomia: Medicine's Underrecognized Condition Autonomic dysfunction extends beyond POTS or orthostatic intolerance. It is the driver of neurological dysfunction, disrupting cognition, cardiovascular regulation, gastrointestinal function, sleep and quality of life.

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RexesRule ⚓USN ⚓😺 🦝 @CatsRule2023

a week ago

@KevinMcCairnPhD @shonyan @MaryBowdenMD @HouseLyndseyRN @CharlesRixey @kelseyshields08 @AprilWW911LC @EmAdJustice @Burning_mama47 @mgoeas29 @burzart1 @KenCaptn20114 @robert65968 @Victoria_Parm @KennyCarmody A Journey of Hope Reel #5 Rev 1 July 23, 2026

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How to manage a crash, from the excellent Covid institute.

Covid Institute @Covid_institute

2 weeks ago

6/6 A crash is your body enforcing a limit, not a failure of willpower. The people who recover faster stop early and rest hard, they do not fight it. Follow @Covid_institute. #LongCOVID #PEM #Pacing #MECFS

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@KennyCarmody Kenny, I have not yet read today’s posts, because I want to go back and savor each one from my own quiet. We will miss you and, if so blessed, embrace your return.

@DeafVaxInjured Correction starting Aug 17.

@DeafVaxInjured This is fantastic news. Do you have dates? Currently we are schedule to fly back from Japan on Sep 17, but that can change. It would be great to meet you. You should get onto the patient WhatsApp as soon as you can.

@DeafVaxInjured We will definitely meet. We are starting Sep 17 for either 3 or 4 weeks.

@DrJackKruse I am very interested in how these clots form, since at least one person in my family has them. Where can I find more info?

Jessica highlights that the few blood clot samples that have been fully analyzed are amyloid-like (aka amyloid-rich, amyloidic or amyloidogenic). Not meeting the full definition of an amyloid. That may save the planet, but it doesn’t help the afflicted. The problem is the size and volume. These ‘“less than amyloid” growths can destroy your life and kill you.

Jessica Rose 🤙 @JesslovesMJK

2 weeks ago

New paper published July 2026 in the International Journal of Innovative Research in Medical Science confirms using Raman spectroscopy that the proteinaceous deposits pulled out of people post 2020 are β-sheet-enriched. In amyloid biology, the α → β transition is a hallmark of

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