Which one of you glowniggers did this to me

>inb4 no refunds vaxxie

I did NOT get the clot shot

take edta, vitamin c, msm and enough salt, magnesium and water in the morning, POTS is actually just metal toxicity and you cure it with chelation therapy. take iodine too for your thyroid

also lift weights, getting a pump helps a lot. spam pullups and OHPs

>>508036583 (OP)
covid did that to me too.

the reddit and facebook groups help

It’s in your head. Weakling

>>508037391
How long before you got better?

>>508036901
>t. pressed one plate and does 8 pull ups

>>508036583 (OP)
Yep, being vaccinated properly meant you didn't got a clot

All that statiscs not a single one for human error

>>508037391
>>508037519
fucking kek. Why don't you go and ask them?

>>508036583 (OP)
At least try NAC. 3 grams per day until your head clears.

>>508036583 (OP)
https://odysee.com/@Das_Syndikat:3/Aryan-man-defends-Europe-from-shitskin-invasion-5000-BC:5

>>508037638
I tried that for hangovers years ago. Made them infinitely worse and gave me panick attacks. That shit doesn't agree with me

>>508037519
im almost 4 years in and finally doing decent.

saunas and lumbrokinase/nattokinase helped a lot.

>>508036583 (OP)
Relax Josi.

Suck it up, your team needs you at your best.

>>508037956
How could you live like that for 4 years and not an hero

I've heard the peptide Ara 290 can help with POTS. You can read about it on reddit, specifically the peptides subreddit. Jennyschem.com sells it, make sure you buy the lyophilized pre vials if you decide to buy from them and not the raw powder. SS31 and Mots C may help as well, dosing is 40mg a day for 60 days (people frequently underdose it due to cost). It restores mitochondrial function which is potentially implicated in the cause of POTS, and it's used for reversing kidney disease.
Here's some vetted vendors that sell SS31 and Mots C, these are the cheapest prices I've found for them

https://glp1forum.com/threads/shanghai-senria-biotechnology-co-ltd-%EF%BC%88sry%EF%BC%89peptide-supplier.498/page-5#post-56718

https://nexaph.com/product-category/peptides/
Heres nexaphs telegram channel
t . me/SNPcomm
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>>508038517
I'm taking ubiquinol for mitochondrial repair, but I will look into that. Thanks anon

Find a human and talk to them. Preferably in the same room with them.

Make small talk.

>>508036583 (OP)
virus translates to radio waves.

>>508039041
Its recommended to take supplements alongside them like TMG, NMN or NR, and some others. Just go ask ChatGPT what are some things to take alongside SS31 and Mots C and it'll give you recommendations. Theres also many other peptides like BPC 157, TB500 and TB400, GHK Cu, and Thymosin Alpha 1 that can heal your body and brain

>>508038297
bro I lived like that for 10 years. posted on 4chan the entire time. I spent the last 3 years of that doing self-therapy to "unlearn" being sick like neo getting out of the matrix. life has even more value now. work is fun. taking care of myself is second nature

>>508038297
i almost did when the pain wouldnt stop.

thankfully just laying in bed for a week straight helped stop the pain.

i have no problem with maid now.

>>508039629
I was taking tmg before all this. How will that help? I'm also taking curcumin, magtein, vit c, d3/k2, benfotiamine, dgl, magnesium glycinate. Also lots of salt/electrolytes

>>508039971
I don't have any pain, just crippling fatigue and brain fog. My heart rate spikes like crazy when I stand up, improves if I walk though

>>508039637
We're you on neetbux? I'm worried I'm not going to be better before my medical leave runs out

>>508040327
for how long?

>>508036583 (OP)
The result of inbreeding and poor genetics.

>>508040827
4 weeks

>>508040159
If I remember correctly SS31 depletes methyl donors and TMG replenishes it

I also vaguely remember something about low dose Naltrexone helping with pots and long covid

Look into nicotine patches. The spike protein binds to nicotinic receptors and nicotine can remove it.
https://youtu.be/V3ATqxV-v2A

https://rumble.com/v10mnew-live-world-premiere-watch-the-water.html

>When researchers genetically sequenced the antibodies from the people originally sick with COVID-19 in Wuhan, “they found their genetic sequence was not most like bats, they were most like two snakes: proteins from the Chinese krait (snake) and the King cobra.” Indeed, in a study published in F1000 Research, Carlo Brogna et al. found that “The types of toxic-like peptides found resemble known conotoxins, phospholipases A2, metalloproteinases, prothrombin activators, coagulation factors, usually present in animal venoms, which are known to have high specificity and affinity towards human ion channels, receptors, and transporters of the nervous system, like the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor.”
>The authors also noted “We observed the existence of amino acid variations which makes this motif even more similar to the neurotoxin motifs of animal venom proteins
>Indeed, a study in The Journal of Medical Virology published on January 22, 2020 by Wei Ji et al. found that “2019-nCoV has most similar genetic information with bat coronovirus [sic] and most similar codon usage bias with snake [sic].”
>Published studies show particular receptors in the brain—called Nicotinic Acetylcholine receptors—bind most tightly with snake venom of krait and cobra venom. The spike protein from SARS-CoV-2 binds with the same receptors in the brain.
>Ardis also says it’s been known since 2005 that hydroxychloroquine blocks these receptors from binding with venom proteins.
https://sensereceptornews.com/?p=5728

>>508041091
its gonna get worse, the pain gets pretty bad if you dont realize any type of physical activity makes it worse.

>>508040327
>crippling fatigue
SS31 and Mots C are also excercise mimetics so they could help with that too

>>508041575
I've been using on pouches

>>508036583 (OP)
>a million tiktok roasties start complaining about POTS
>suddenly, everything is POTS
this happened to me as well, anon. i don't believe POTS is real. or if it is, it is wildly more rare than they'd have you believe.

my "POTS" turned out to be a symptom of kidney disease, which was totally treatable. but kidneys are hard, and medfags would rather just say 'it's POTS, there's nothing we can do'. I literally had to take them to court over it.

>>508041606
I've been doing light exercise. Resistance band stuff in bed or sitting down, and short walks. I overdid it yesterday and crashed today though

>>508042068
How did you finally get that diagnosis? My blood work all came back ok

>>508040594
I lived with family. I probably could've lived in a car the entire time.

>>508042068
If you're still dealing with kidney disease you can use 2 peptides to cure it. Here's a video on it
https://youtu.be/rZRzUWb8UrM

Also see
>>508038517

>>508042068
It's a syndrome, as in how it presents, not a cause in itself. It's dysautonomia, a catch-all for "your nervous system is fucked."

>>508042068
also the medical system is opposite day and they all have each other's backs in not treating the patient and play dump because that's how you win every malpractice case
taking them to court is pointless. after my first hospital stay i was like fuck this i'm never coming back

>>508042391
my blood work was NOT all OK. but they kept dismissing it. five years ago my GFR was around 80, not great not terrible. it suddenly shot up to the 160 range and nobody thought maybe that's worth investigating. 'oh, that's great! your kidneys are super healthy!' turns out, that's like THE classic presentation of stage 1 kidney disease

i found out the hard way how hard EMR sucks absolute donkey dick. some dumb fuck 20 something ER doc just happened to write POTS in there, and it never occurred to anyone subsequently 'maybe this isn't that'

>>508042739
Ya doctors have been zero help. I've been using AI to help me come up with some kind of treatment

>>508042939
No doctor has told me I have pots they don't know what the fuck is going on. I came up with that on my own by researching my symptoms

>>508042543
>It's dysautonomia, a catch-all for "your nervous system is fucked."
Right. And there isn't anything you can really do for 'dysautonomia'. Problem is, 'dysautonomia' is absolutely not the only thing that causes orthostatic hyper/hypo tension or tachycardia

>>508043497
Most nervous system bullshit can be cured with chelation unless it's literal brain damage. I believe that your kidney problems caused dysautonomia, because the kidneys regulate electrolytes which regulates the nervous system.

>>508042939
I had to look at my own blood work to figure out I had severely low vitamin D. Upping D, K2, and magnesium solved nearly all my health issues I complained about for years and never got an answer. The doctor tried blocking me (illegal) from even obtaining my lab results because they all wanted me to keep doing random expensive tests.

>>508043699
And it's possible the kidney problems were caused by lead, mercury, aluminum, etc. poisoning or maybe iodine deficiency

>>508043816
To anyone reading this: If you're thinking about taking a supplement, just take it. Don't get tested.

>>508043483
>>508043311
It’s because you dont smoke enough marijuana and natural American tobacco and alcohol
Me? I can never get pots because i am always too messed up to feel sick
Reality is 100% mental you are fine if you believe you are fine so go out there and numb the pain champ

>>508043816
my extended family are doctors, the second I realized the hospital system in my city was trying to fuck me, I got on a plane and got the fuck away

kidney cat scan found a 2CM tumor. this was after I was denied nephrology and endocrinology referrals, in writing, by my university affiliated primary

basically, I caught them trying to kill me, because one of them fucked up and they were all trying to cover each others asses

>>508036583 (OP)
take the highest dose nicotine patch you can tolerate you will start to feel better in hours, maintain the patches for a month then stop see how you feel after a week, if you are fine continue no patch, if symptoms persist repeat.

>>508043699
look into Emeramide. From what I've read it's some revolutionary drug that crosses the blood brain barrier that is very good at removing heavy metals from your body and is apparently quite safe, I've read no other metal chelator comes close to it in terms of effectiveness. It was developed by an anti vaxxer to remove mercury from your body that came from vaccines, which I've also read never leaves your body and instead just goes to a different part of it and causes problems there. Removing mercury and other heavy metals that may be in your brain would bring mental benefits to you.
This site was listed by the person I heard about emeramide from on 4pol as a place that sells legit emeramide. I believe he also said 300mg a day is a good dose. You can find his posts by searching up emeramide in the 4plebs /pol/ archives
www.sacredpurity.com

>>508036806
Inositol chaltes iron, would it help?

>>508044311
why are canadians so fucking stupid

>>508042091
I suffered post viral fatigue after covid for 3 years (unvaxxed). Lost 12kg muscle, diarrhea, poor sleep, burnout stress, body aches. The works.

I'm working full time as an arborist again.

Supplements in order of importance:

Nicotine - binds to chologenic receptors more aggressively than covid
L-tryptophan - precursor to serotonin and is consumed in alternate pathway when body under stress
NAC
Methylated B Vitamins
Methylene Blue
Coq10 (mitochondrial support)
Zinc & magnesium
Glycine
Ashwaganda

High protein diet

>>508046170
How did your symptoms progress? At what point could you function somewhat normally

>>508045322
why don't you suck start a shotgun you fucking stupid mutt
https://bioelecmed.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s42234-023-00104-7

>>508046311
Started with weightless and extreme stress, as I lost weight and fitness it got worse.

Had some improvement with NAC and B Vitamins, but was still cooked. 2 weeks after taking nicotine I was logging again.

With nicotine I would expect instant positive effects, with near total recovery after 2 weeks. Burnout symptoms take a bit longer, this is what L-tryptophan remedies. Look up studies on a low tryptophan diet and what happens.

Good sleep is important for recovery.

>>508036806
Don’t take edta you fucking retard. Idiots poisoning themselves with this “wellness” shit like colloidal silver etc

>>508047332
I'm already using 2mg pouches, have been for years. I will look into tryptophan

>>508037918
NAC is also dangerous if you have had melanoma

>>508047823
it was the first-line cure for arsenic poisoning developed in WW2, before kike medicine. synthesized from 2 organic acids

>>508047892
It's an amino acid. Nobody is allergic to cysteine.

>>508047845
looked into glandular fever or EBV? If you've only recently gotten sick could be something like this.

>>508048141
I don't have swollen lymph nodes or spleen so unlikely

>>508047332
>With nicotine I would expect instant positive effects
Nicotine shuts down ALDH. Without ALDH you aren't detoxing, which is why antioxidants are considered "good" but they are simply shutting down symptoms rather than the root cause. Same with vitamin C. Same as NAC

I assume everyone takes zinc. Zinc raises metallothionein production, which is another chelator.

>>508046983
>>508047332
Why not just take niacin?

>>508048588
If you are taking niacin you need to take nicotinic acid. Everything else is garbage.

>>508036583 (OP)
I had that during covid and it fucking sucked. I lost 60 pounds while in the military and my leadership made fun of me for years.

>>508049192
Those are the same thing but yeah. Cheapest to buy 1kg of and longest pathway for more effects. Also the only form of B3 that feels good and gives you a pump once you get over the burning and itching

>>508036583 (OP)
I don't know why people got it in their head that Covid is safe from complications even in otherwise healthy people. It's a systemic destructive disease that can affect basically every organ system in the human body, it just doesn't act the same for everyone. Rather have flu 10 times than Covid once.

>>508036583 (OP)
>Post viral syndrome?

Does that mean AIDS?

>>508036583 (OP)
>Which one of you glowniggers did this to me
That would be this guy, Peter Daszak:

I got dysautonomia 6 months ago. My parasympathetic nervous system won't turn back on and I've tried everything.

I can only sleep with 500mg of Seroquel. I can't workout without it taking 7 hours for my heart rate to come down from 130 resting to 80

>>508036583 (OP)
>>508037391
You sure about that vaxxie?

>>508050623
According to medical literature, Vitamin C treats both lead poisoning and HIV. Fags have high incidence of both. Both diseases fuck up immune system function. Could be the same thing.

Look into thiamine deficiency and dysautonomia. Long story for me, I ended up having beriberi and am doing high dose thiamine. EO Nutrition on YouTube helped me a lot. Plus, a great book on thiamine, dysautonomia, and high calorie malnutrition. Hormones Matter website has good blog posts about stuff too. I was pretty miserable and it was scary. Much better now but still struggle.

I should add... I was having cardio and wild neurological symptoms. I had POTS symptoms too, and took me a lot of reading, research, and trial and error to figure it out on my own. Went to the ER a few times last year because I was having intense episodes where I thought I was dying (possibly adrenal surges but not sure). Scared the daylights out of me. Anyway, seriously look into EO Nutrition on YouTube and browse through the videos and give the high dose thiamine a try. My story is kinda long it's way too detailed to type out and explain here. Good luck

>>508049580
No. Niacin is used for other products that are not nicotinic acid. If you just go buy "niacin" you get trash that is not nicotinic acid.
>burning and itching
Yes, this.

>>508042091
i dont fuck with that because of the crashes. get advice from reddit or facebook ill be waiting

>>508052487
I recall "Non-flush Niacin" now

>>508052439
When you went to the er did an iv drip make you feel better? The er doctors didn't find anything wrong with me but the iv made me feel a lot better. At least I got that clue from it. Higher blood volume reduces symptoms, so I've been increasing my salt intake and it's helped

>>508052637
Problem with that is your body will decondition and make recovery harder. From my understanding you have to exercise just enough to not crash and slowly increase over time to reset your nervous system

>>508051947
I've been taking benfotiamine, fat soluble form of b1. Supposed to be best for nerve repair.