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Colchicine, Rapamycin, Sweating and a Full Treatment Stack

Day 4 · 5:46:03 · Dr. Peter McCullough

  • 💊 He requires colchicine for myopericarditis, sometimes prednisone and low-dose rapamycin, citing Canadian students who returned to school after titres fell.
  • 🩺 Add-ons include NAC, nicotine patch, ivermectin for reservoirs, POTS and autoimmunity regimens, hyperbaric oxygen, and therapeutic sweating.
  • 📉 Case examples show antibody drops over many months correlating with syndrome resolution when spike burden is treated directly.

Expanded pharmacologic and physical strategies beyond base detox.

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Dr. Peter McCullough · 5:46:03

I can't be the only doctor thinking this way. I formulated the first multi-drug treatment protocol to treat COVID-19 and prevent hospitalization and death, and I formulated the first multi-agent approach to treat vaccine injury syndromes. Public Health Agency Canada needs to get a move on. My phone is on. I'll take a call anytime, night or day. Another important drug I prescribe is in all the myopericarditis cases, they must get colchicine. This is a prescription drug, but it's derived from a natural product. It's derived from a purple flower and it reduces inflammation in the heart. It's vital. It's vital. In this paper, These doctors actually had somebody with vaccine myocarditis. They got him better on colchicine. And so what did they do? They gave him another shot and then he got more myocarditis. So they put him back on colchicine and he got better. And what they do, they continue the colchicine and they challenged it.

Dr. Peter McCullough · 5:47:05

They gave another shot and he was fine. That shows you how powerful colchicine is. Now they risk his life 3 times. Very unwise. But I would wager to say the majority of patients I've seen from Canada with mild pericarditis are not even prescribed colchicine, a basic drug. This is a generic $3 drug, a fundamental drug. Another drug I've worked with now, and I've treated a Canadian subject with this, is a generic medication used in very low doses. So it's a drug used previously in transplant patients and in longevity studies called rapamycin. But this man's a college student. He had baseline antibodies of 7,058. Myocarditis. He was in heart failure. He's very, very sick. He tried to drop out of college. 7 Months of detoxification with the McCullough Protocol plus colchicine and prednisone and rapamycin. Antibodies down to 2,650. Resolved his syndrome. He's back at school. He's good.

Dr. Peter McCullough · 5:48:05

It takes drugs. That are dealing with the fundamental process, not pain medicines, not things are trying to mask symptoms, but drugs that are treating the basic pathophysiology here to get people better. One of the other things that I found useful, besides everybody getting nattokinase, bromelain, and curcumin, which takes years, intensified detoxification. There are some supportive data with N-acetylcysteine taken twice a day. It may demature the spike protein, with some elimination, loss of mental clarity, a nicotine patch, 7 milligrams a day. That's available over the counter in the United States. Paper from Switzerland supports that. Suspected or recurrent resistant SARS-CoV-2 infection, ivermectin for 90 days. That's called a reservoir. A recent trial was tried with Paxlovid for reservoir patients and it failed. But in my experience, ivermectin is, uh, is effective. For POTS, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, it is a manifestation of subclinical mild pericarditis.

Dr. Peter McCullough · 5:49:06

So colchicine, nadolol. I use an additional drug there for the hypotension called Adrenal Cortex, which is a supplement. The autoimmune syndromes, hydroxychloroquine, 200 milligrams twice a day. But you have to check for it. We have to check the blood ANA, anti-citrullated peptide, and the rheumatoid factor. A lot of our vaccine injury patients never had these blood tests obtained. Myocarditis, I've told you the program, base detox, colchicine, prednisone, rapamycin in some cases. All the studies show hyperbaric oxygen is beneficial, every single study. Canada should have a whole network of hyperbaric chambers. It can help people recover. Hot sauna and perspiration. I told you the vaccine and the spike protein are in the skin, it's right near the sweat glands. The vaccine itself, messenger RNA, comes out in breast milk, which is modified sweat. And so we ever— we strongly advocate sweating, therapeutic sweating, perspiration. So there's only 3 ways to get something out of the body: the liver, the kidneys, and sweat.

Dr. Peter McCullough · 5:50:06

It looks like the vaccine and spike protein go out in the sweat. So you Canadians up north wearing your down jackets all the time, you don't sweat too much. You gotta get out there and sweat if you want the spike protein out of your body. Sweating is very important. A lot of research on favorable microbiome. The human microbiome may help clear things out. I think it's secondary to this, uh, program of systemic enzymes.