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What is the literature on fasting & COVID-19 vax injuries? 

The benefits of fasting on COVID-19 vaccine injuries, are now being looked at seriously in the scientific literature with a number of new papers coming out:

• June 19, 2023 – Matthew Halma et al – Exploring therapeutic applications of Autophagy in spike protein related pathology
• May 17, 2023 – Matthew Halma et al – Strategies for the Management of Spike protein related pathology
• Dec. 2022 – Horne et al – Association of period fasting with lower severity of COVID-19 outcomes
• March 2022 – Bhatti et al – The impact of dawn to sunset fasting on immune system and its clinical significance in COVID-19 pandemic

COVID-19 Spike protein damage: 

• Spike protein creates blood clots, damages blood vessel walls and causes inflammation
• Spike protein damages mitochondria (causes decreased energy production, accumulation of reactive oxygen species)
• Spike protein blocks damaged mitochondria from being cleared by the body
• Spike protein creates aggregates of abnormal proteins
• spike protein fragments can produce amyloid proteins (click here)
• spike protein destroys gut microbiome (click here)
• spike protein causes severe immune system dysfunction, which can lead to autoimmune diseases and cancer (click here)

Autophagy

• autophagy is the body’s way of removing abnormal proteins, damaged cellular components, damaged cells.
• autophagy is stimulated by fasting, heat therapy (sauna), ozone therapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy
• autophagy is also stimulated by: coffee, resveratrol, turmeric, metformin

Fasting

There are two main categories of fasting:

• prolonged fasting (lasting for at least 36 hours)
• intermittent fasting (shorter fasting periods of 12 to 24 hours)

There are several goals of prolonged fasting:

• remove as much spike protein from the body as possible via autophagy of cells that express the spike protein
• remove spike protein aggregates, amyloid proteins, prions, other abnormal or misfolded proteins that can cause disease
• reboot the immune system and produce new immune cells
• improve gut microbiome
• improve mitochondrial health and function, create new mitochondria
• stimulate stem cell production

Benefits of Fasting over a 72 hour period explained step by step (Dr. Jin W. Sung):

72 hour fasting program – Questions & Answers

Dr. Sten Ekberg (former Olympic decathlon athlete) reviews fasting benefits over time (source)

My Take…

The goal of this short article is to introduce the idea of prolonged fasting as a powerful means of getting rid of the toxic spike protein and spike protein damaged cells, in those who are either COVID-19 vaccinated or suffering from long COVID.

The key process to eliminating spike protein via fasting is: autophagy.

Autophagy only starts to get activated around 24 hours of fasting, with a maximum effect around 72 hours, a 3-day fast, beyond which there are diminishing returns.

I also believe that a dysfunctional immune system is the driving force behind most COVID-19 vaccine injuries.

Interestingly, a reboot of the immune system also requires a 72-hour fast.

Finally, stem cell production that occurs during a 72 hour fast can also contribute to repairing the damage done by the COVID-19 spike protein.

My goal is to try a 3-day fast in the coming weeks and write about my experiences.

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Dr. William Makis is a Canadian physician with expertise in Radiology, Oncology and Immunology. Governor General’s Medal, University of Toronto Scholar. Author of 100+ peer-reviewed medical publications.

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