Inflammation and Toll-like receptors - COVID-19 Vaccines Update 48

Toll-like receptors, and their role in inflammation as part of innate immunity. Toll-like receptor 4 or TLR4 appears to be a very good binding partner of the spike protein. TLR4s are activated by binding to the spike protein, causing inflammation of tissues that are rich in such receptors, such as the heart. An exciting compound that prevents TLR4 activation that is mentioned is naltrexone.

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[madeleinegoblet]

Thank you for all the help you give to ppl around the world. It is much less lonesome finding communities where ppl can discuss these things calmly and without judgment. My mom is a nurse but only started to question the status quo when she began looking into videos by you and Dr. John Campbell and Dr.Been.

[ChristineExplores]

I love the scenery surrounding you. That was so funny when you saw the person perched in the tree. 😅

[loumiller]

I'm having to deep dive to understand many of the terms you are speaking about, but I've also got autoimmune issues, and so far have chosen not to take any vaccine. (I do supplement my diet with several vitamins and minerals as recommended by a doctor). All I can tell you is, so far so good. Been tested multiple times and all have been negative.

[yeahisaidthat]

How can such vital information come from someone who encompasses such cuteness? Your channel is a win win!

[leslyrae]

BIG thank you for this one! This was so timely for me as I watched this when having a really intense, highly inflammatory prolonged reaction to covid. I'm a health practitioner and could tell it was getting dangerous and my kidneys were really starting to suffer. I had just started an autophagy fast to get things under control. Autophagy has great effects on TLR4 and this video, and its perfect timing, was excellent assurance that I was making the right choice. I ended up fasting for 65 hours total and it worked really well. Kidney pain was cut by half within a day. I am about 75% better overall, avoided ER or any other health crisis which I'd certainly been headed for. I'm improving more and more every day. I'll probably do a long autophagy fast every time I get covid now from the get go. (PS - please note that I'm a health practitioner. I do not advise fasting, especially for long periods, without speaking to your doctor. It can be too much for some or possibly even make things worse. I knew how to ensure my safety throughout.)

[Romans.]

Thank you Dr. This is a great channel putting out truth. I am a LD Naltrexone user. I had ANCA vasculitis in 2020. I was in the hospital for 11 days ( 1/9/20-1/20/20) when I left as I got my release papers one of the nurses said to us, " Don't get any vaccinations" It was before the vaccination push, coercion, bribery, whatever. My body had already had the cytokine storm. It was known early on, the jab can cause a cytokine storm - tons of inflammation. In my case my immune system was out of wack and it attacked my lungs and kidneys. Fast forward to fall of 21'. I met a dr. who worked.pretty exclusive with the thyroid and also auto immune problems. He told me of LD Naltrexone. The background story- Naltrexone is given to addicts when they are getting off of drugs, in a higher milligram ( I think 50mg) When prisoners were given Naltrexone, their autoimmune problems went away. That is how they discovered, if you took a prophylactic dose, in my case 1.5mg, it would keep outoimmune problems at bay. I believe the LD dose is 1.5-4.5mg. Such a great drug 8n such a tiny amount. I am doing great. I was released from drs. care until- next check up 2023! There is one side affect that I notice and they told me about before I started - vivid dreaming which is pretty cool. I have been able to, in the last 6 months reconnect with ppl who are.gone from me. 🙂 Nice to hear this additional information about Naltrexone. Oh. and the LD you have to have it compounded. Big pharma will not make it in the low dose. Not a big deal - there are good compounding labs. Thank you, great video.

[honey]

I’m so grateful to have found you and your work. Fascinating.

[bernadettelafave]

I appreciate your videos. Thank you for trying to tell us things that we would not hear anywhere else .... ❤️

[wrathcrusade]

can u do an investegation into the link between SADS and covid vaccines?
heard a lot of information on this lately, much of it has already been scrubbed off the internet. wud be great if u could help us comprehend this
TYVM

[tipsybass]

I just want to commend you on your science communication skills, Doctor! I think you explained a couple complex processes within the lungs and heart succinctly, so that someone without scientific knowledge can understand. I somewhat regret not getting into molecular microbiology.. I think it's fascinating. It was a fairly new program at my university at the time, and it seemed too rigorous for me. Thank you for all that you do!

[paultraynorbsc]

Thanks, outstanding insights Dr Raszek
Looking forward to the Q and A kind regards Paul

[hanafri]

Is it possible to still have spike protein in your body one year after having had my one, and only mrna vaccine? I had a negative experience with a lot of side effects with my vaccine.

[helens]

You are a very intelligent man!! I agree with another reviewer on here! You are a cutie pie!!

[helgabruin]

Eight years ago, it was recommended to me by naturopath to take Low Dose Naltrexone because of my Autoimmune condition. My doctor didn't know anything about this drug for this purpose, so that was the end of that. To this day I would like to try it, as I really suffer with inflammation.

[paultraynorbsc]

Coenzyme Q10 supplementation downregulates the increase of monocytes expressing toll-like receptor 4 in response to 6-day intensive training in kendo athletes

[antoniolittera]

I seem to remember there’s an opiod connection with TLR4. And a mutation with Malaria resistance. Exciting stuff.

[bc-ycyc]

The doctor has a cute smile....and is very smart.💫

[needknow]

You Rock Doc... What location are your Nature walks? Its Beautifull

[joeyjustiniani]

Hi can you look into Nicotine benefits against Covid S1 Spike? there was some 2020 studies looking into it. I have a few family members who are older, smoke and didn't take the shot not even getting sick during this pandemic.

[Valentinegal]

Hey doc! Got Covid again.. almost a yr later to the day. This time fever low grade only 24 hrs and headache for 12 hrs.. already on the mend. Glad my immune system works great! No vax.. I trust I’m healthy enough for it to continue to fight off naturally! Thanks for all your info! God bless you! Stay well!!