In a NEJM study from Brazil, a single subcutaneous dose of Interleukin 29 (aka IFN1-lambda) showed amazing results: >50% reduction in hospitalization and death.
Sounds promising. For me, I have a child whose development was delayed and never seemed to recover after a GI doc had us give him PEG everyday for a year. I personally do not trust that compound and have out off having a colonoscopy because of the requirement to consume a bunch of PEG.
Also, I’m curious: for this new subcutaneous injection in the article, does the manufacturers get liability release like vaccine makers or do they stand behind the safety of their product like every other manufacturer?
Dr. Lyons-Weiler, a wonderful person must have a colonoscopy with the requisite PEG prep. As she did partake four jabs, with their attendant PEG, are you aware of any PEG-free colonoscopy preps? Thank you!
At the risk of being accused by would-be oppressors of offering medical advice, I must decline to answer. "Consult with your doctor". Or maybe Google? Best of luck to that wonderful person!
Magnesium Citrate had been used prior to these other.... things. ("things" is stated in lieu of the word medications or preps because, After the covid fiasco, I am questioning EVERYTHING PHARMA. But Magnesium Citrate used as a prep still should be under doctor direction for the quantity. I am not a doctor but worked for over 14 years for docs that did colonoscopies.
at the same time, there has been LOTS of new information recently that other non-colonoscopy diagnostic testing or tests, such as fecal blood testing, and others, has been proven just as effective in the general population for non-symptomatic and routine screening purposes. As Dr. Lyons-Weiler said, research it.
What about profits? That is the key factor on whether a treatment like this can move forward. IF Pharma can make a lot of money from it then it might move forward, but if not, then the future is pretty bleak for interleukin 29 treatment.
Most things Pharma can make a lot of money from have terrible ingredients that cause harm that outweighs any benefit, sadly. If only our oversight agencies weren’t corrupt.
Guess I'm just a simple girl with silly simple solutions, but whatever the affliction, I head first for my Vitamin C 1000mg capsules of which I take at least 4 daily anyway, and a good strong cup of ginger tea repeated as necessary. I can't recall anything for which this has not helped, even in remineralizing the five fractured bones in my foot seven years ago. This is how I dealt with a bout of shingles, and I still regret letting myself be scared by the urgent-care place I went to because the stabbing pains were wearing me out (and if I'd had extra-strength aspirin--the 500mg version taken 2 at once, I'd have saved myself the trip) into taking that vile Valtrex as insurance against, as I was told, maybe developing meningitis.
Seriously. Who doesn't take Vitamin C in a sufficiently-therapeutic dose for any infection? Well, too many people, unfortunately. Someone explain why.
I am a recent convert to Vitamin C. I take 8,000 mg daily - 4,000 in the morning and 4,000 in the evening. When I am sick, I try to take at least double that amount, spaced out throughout the day.
I'm really sad that hospitals will say they tried Vitamin C, but it didn't help, when they only gave the patient 1,000 mg orally per day. People in hospital need IV Vitamin C at much higher doses.
And if only they would follow the Marik protocol for sepsis!
Anyhow, I am a true believer that a major shift in attitudes toward using sufficient amounts of Vitamin C would save lives on a massive scale.
I consider myself my own science experiment, and so far I'm doing pretty good at it. I was prepared to be skeptical from the start of this Plague Era of ours, and though I fell for some stuff, out of caution and the desire not to become a burden to my kid, but other stuff I ain't nowise susceptible to.
Really! My approach is not quite as simple, but very, very effective. I keep up the vitamin D in the winter, always keep iodine levels good, and when I feel a bug coming on, slam about 5 grams of buffered vitamin C with bioflavonoids (mostly as magnesium ascorbate, 25mg of zinc, 500mg of quercetin, and drink some elderberry tea or take sugar-free elderberry. Then take about 1-2g of buffered vitamin C per hour beginning 2 hours later, with the other nutrients about half a day later, and elderberry tea throughout the day. I also may incorporate inhaled mist of .1% H2O2 in saline. If I'm on it at the first sign, and get some rest, this shuts the bug right down. For reference, I weigh about 180lb/80kg.
If I do get a bit ill, I induce controlled fevers with hot baths, which I do occasionally anyway. No bug has ever felt anywhere remotely life-threatening, all gone within days if not shut down straight away.
I let COVID get me to allow for the possibility of proof of T-cell immunity being accepted in lieu of jabs, which of course hasn't happened - yet. Again, didn't have much problem kicking it to the curb, and surely enough, the t-cell response test I took a few months later came up positive.
I’m wondering about whether polyethylene glycol is safe for us to be injecting, number one.
And number two, I would like to know if this treatment would have any adverse effects on someone with autoimmune disorders, specifically a person who was injected with several “boosters” at once years ago which resulted in a cytokine storm and development of these autoimmune issues. I imagine they omit anyone with autoimmunity from these trials in order to have a “cleaner” study. We may never know how/if it would work for that type of patient.
"The rate of any adverse event was 15.1% in the treatment group vs. 16.9% in the placebo group. The rate of serious adverse events in the two groups was 3.4% and 4.8%, respectively."
Numbers like those always make me question what the placebo was or what methods were used that may have manipulated the data to produce results like that.
Thought #2:
I would still much rather have a choice to use some of the tried and true early treatments highlighted at c19early.
It seems like all the biological drugs being released are PEGylated (or contain polysorbates). As a patient who’s had severe reactions to macrogols, I have to ask when an alternative, less allergenic formulation will be found.
I intend to never inject myself or my loved ones with anything ever again. There is nothing less natural than penetrating the skin to deposit something into the muscle or blood stream, bypassing all the natural defenses of the body. I reject it as being beneficial.
The quote you have says they found a 41% decrease in time to death or hospitalization-- very different than a reduction in the rate of hospitalization or death.
Garlic, the ancient Greeks, Roman’s, Egyptians, believed in the healing properties of garlic. Greek athletes used it pre early Olympics. Look up the studies yourself. Turmeric ginger chia flax all reduce inflammation. Choose wisely.
Alpha & Beta Interferons are already in the market... These could do the trick too, I think. (PEGylated molecules just stick around in the body longer & make $$ for pharma.)
Sounds promising. For me, I have a child whose development was delayed and never seemed to recover after a GI doc had us give him PEG everyday for a year. I personally do not trust that compound and have out off having a colonoscopy because of the requirement to consume a bunch of PEG.
Also, I’m curious: for this new subcutaneous injection in the article, does the manufacturers get liability release like vaccine makers or do they stand behind the safety of their product like every other manufacturer?
As I understand it, it's the IL26 analog, not the PEG. PEG has its own spectrum of effects, though. I have an article coming on liability up next.
Dr. Lyons-Weiler, a wonderful person must have a colonoscopy with the requisite PEG prep. As she did partake four jabs, with their attendant PEG, are you aware of any PEG-free colonoscopy preps? Thank you!
At the risk of being accused by would-be oppressors of offering medical advice, I must decline to answer. "Consult with your doctor". Or maybe Google? Best of luck to that wonderful person!
Large doses of magnesium will "clean you out". Google that.
Thank you!
Magnesium Citrate had been used prior to these other.... things. ("things" is stated in lieu of the word medications or preps because, After the covid fiasco, I am questioning EVERYTHING PHARMA. But Magnesium Citrate used as a prep still should be under doctor direction for the quantity. I am not a doctor but worked for over 14 years for docs that did colonoscopies.
at the same time, there has been LOTS of new information recently that other non-colonoscopy diagnostic testing or tests, such as fecal blood testing, and others, has been proven just as effective in the general population for non-symptomatic and routine screening purposes. As Dr. Lyons-Weiler said, research it.
The article list me in the title when I saw PEG. It’s amazing that they will continue to look for effective treatments when they already exist.
Me too. The Pharma companies want mass high profit.
What about profits? That is the key factor on whether a treatment like this can move forward. IF Pharma can make a lot of money from it then it might move forward, but if not, then the future is pretty bleak for interleukin 29 treatment.
Most things Pharma can make a lot of money from have terrible ingredients that cause harm that outweighs any benefit, sadly. If only our oversight agencies weren’t corrupt.
It is the sad reality that we face. It is all about $$$$ and not lives, unfortunately.
Guess I'm just a simple girl with silly simple solutions, but whatever the affliction, I head first for my Vitamin C 1000mg capsules of which I take at least 4 daily anyway, and a good strong cup of ginger tea repeated as necessary. I can't recall anything for which this has not helped, even in remineralizing the five fractured bones in my foot seven years ago. This is how I dealt with a bout of shingles, and I still regret letting myself be scared by the urgent-care place I went to because the stabbing pains were wearing me out (and if I'd had extra-strength aspirin--the 500mg version taken 2 at once, I'd have saved myself the trip) into taking that vile Valtrex as insurance against, as I was told, maybe developing meningitis.
Seriously. Who doesn't take Vitamin C in a sufficiently-therapeutic dose for any infection? Well, too many people, unfortunately. Someone explain why.
I am a recent convert to Vitamin C. I take 8,000 mg daily - 4,000 in the morning and 4,000 in the evening. When I am sick, I try to take at least double that amount, spaced out throughout the day.
I'm really sad that hospitals will say they tried Vitamin C, but it didn't help, when they only gave the patient 1,000 mg orally per day. People in hospital need IV Vitamin C at much higher doses.
And if only they would follow the Marik protocol for sepsis!
Anyhow, I am a true believer that a major shift in attitudes toward using sufficient amounts of Vitamin C would save lives on a massive scale.
I consider myself my own science experiment, and so far I'm doing pretty good at it. I was prepared to be skeptical from the start of this Plague Era of ours, and though I fell for some stuff, out of caution and the desire not to become a burden to my kid, but other stuff I ain't nowise susceptible to.
Really! My approach is not quite as simple, but very, very effective. I keep up the vitamin D in the winter, always keep iodine levels good, and when I feel a bug coming on, slam about 5 grams of buffered vitamin C with bioflavonoids (mostly as magnesium ascorbate, 25mg of zinc, 500mg of quercetin, and drink some elderberry tea or take sugar-free elderberry. Then take about 1-2g of buffered vitamin C per hour beginning 2 hours later, with the other nutrients about half a day later, and elderberry tea throughout the day. I also may incorporate inhaled mist of .1% H2O2 in saline. If I'm on it at the first sign, and get some rest, this shuts the bug right down. For reference, I weigh about 180lb/80kg.
If I do get a bit ill, I induce controlled fevers with hot baths, which I do occasionally anyway. No bug has ever felt anywhere remotely life-threatening, all gone within days if not shut down straight away.
I let COVID get me to allow for the possibility of proof of T-cell immunity being accepted in lieu of jabs, which of course hasn't happened - yet. Again, didn't have much problem kicking it to the curb, and surely enough, the t-cell response test I took a few months later came up positive.
I’m wondering about whether polyethylene glycol is safe for us to be injecting, number one.
And number two, I would like to know if this treatment would have any adverse effects on someone with autoimmune disorders, specifically a person who was injected with several “boosters” at once years ago which resulted in a cytokine storm and development of these autoimmune issues. I imagine they omit anyone with autoimmunity from these trials in order to have a “cleaner” study. We may never know how/if it would work for that type of patient.
Thought #1:
"The rate of any adverse event was 15.1% in the treatment group vs. 16.9% in the placebo group. The rate of serious adverse events in the two groups was 3.4% and 4.8%, respectively."
Numbers like those always make me question what the placebo was or what methods were used that may have manipulated the data to produce results like that.
Thought #2:
I would still much rather have a choice to use some of the tried and true early treatments highlighted at c19early.
Seriously, what’s wrong with IVM, HCQ, zinc, vitamins C, D, E and a real-foods diet?! Have we learned nothing?
God forbid we should use what we know works. It's only life or death, after all.
i dismissed it as soon as PEGilation came into the picture. There. is very good reason why the body destroys spme things...
It seems like all the biological drugs being released are PEGylated (or contain polysorbates). As a patient who’s had severe reactions to macrogols, I have to ask when an alternative, less allergenic formulation will be found.
I intend to never inject myself or my loved ones with anything ever again. There is nothing less natural than penetrating the skin to deposit something into the muscle or blood stream, bypassing all the natural defenses of the body. I reject it as being beneficial.
Was this the one where the vaxxed had a 65% improvement and the unvaxxed 90%?
If it sounds too good to be true…
The quote you have says they found a 41% decrease in time to death or hospitalization-- very different than a reduction in the rate of hospitalization or death.
Still evidently nowhere near as good as the Brownstein nutritional and oxidative protocol cited below, but for those who must have their drugs, it could be something. https://www.publichealthpolicyjournal.com/_files/ugd/adf864_cc5004cfa84a46d3b1a0338d4308c42c.pdf
Garlic, the ancient Greeks, Roman’s, Egyptians, believed in the healing properties of garlic. Greek athletes used it pre early Olympics. Look up the studies yourself. Turmeric ginger chia flax all reduce inflammation. Choose wisely.
Alpha & Beta Interferons are already in the market... These could do the trick too, I think. (PEGylated molecules just stick around in the body longer & make $$ for pharma.)