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To: gg cox who wrote (27358)2/25/2023 12:41:07 PM
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gg cox,
I note that your ability to carry on rational discussion is rapidly diminishing. I won't be surprised if dysphasia is next. You appear to be a fine example of vaccine brain damage, and unfortunately for you, there is no known cure or therapy to treat toxic spike protein in the brain.

The latest data shows that C19 can invade and infect gut bacteria similar to a bacteriophage. That explains why a big shot of broad spectrum antibiotics like Azithromycin can help bring down a bad C19 infection. If no antibiotic is applied, the body can be re-infected by its own gut bacteria. The huge anti-C19 program started in Uttar Pradesh in April, 2021, used doxycycline, as well as ivermectin, and this obviously contributed to the success of the program. Perhaps you might consider trying some Ivermectin horse paste and antibiotics to also clear the spike protein being manufacture by your gut bacteria?
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