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Grant Simmons ( Australia)'s avatar

I am so glad your daughter did not succumb to the pressure....my daughter also was pregnant at the time and did take the jab .... even though she is an educated woman , she believed the so called experts , who at the time were pushing the safe and effective fairytale still being pedalled by some today .....ironically , she didn't drink alcohol during her pregnancy because it obviously was not in the best interest of her unborn ...🤦. Her son is now 3 and he appears to be a normal healthy child and she is 34 weeks pregnant again. ....I should be happy , that it has worked out so far ....but that's the point isn't it .....we'll never know how this " may " play out , and that , as a grandfather who fought against the government run psyop , It will always be haunting me in the back of my mind .....to that end , I am so pleased to hear your story and to know that your daughter made the right choice ......thanks for your work ....!🙋🙏🙏🏾

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GeoffPainPhD's avatar

You might like my piece on CARPA Anaphylaxis studied by Paul Ehrlich who won the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine in 1908

https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/carpa-jab-anaphylaxis-caused-by-endotoxin

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Washed Up Pharmacist's avatar

Well done. Thank you. Can you tell me why nobody is talking about CARPA clinically? It is like a wall of silence. And it is not as if docs and clinicians don't know about the complement system.

Also, I would like to read the whole post but it is behind a paywall.

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DrBines verbales Vitriol's avatar

Finally! I'm happs someone else understands it.

I worte about it months ago:

https://drbine.substack.com/p/kationische-nanolipide-was-die-hersteller

https://drbine.substack.com/p/die-lnps-und-ihre-protein-corona

The Spike-Protein directly activates the alternative way of complement and the complement aktivates the mast cells which activate the complement.

This leads to an MCAS reaction besides a CARPA reaction. You can read that in Janeway immunology. That's basics.https://drbine.substack.com/p/das-spike-protein-aktiviert-den-alternativen

https://drbine.substack.com/p/mastzell-aktivierungssyndrom-mcas

I react mostly with the complement system to people still exhaling spike. I can measure that in my antibody titer. It takes about 36h to rise 500 BAU if I sit next to such a person. Methylene blue inhibits that, but you need the old dosing vom 1900: 150 mg in capsules.

My husband reacts via mast cells with fever, tinnitus und sight impairment. We are now testing different antihistamins. MB is not helping in his case.

My mother also reacts mostly via komplement with fever and unicaria but antihistamins help a little bit MB also helps a bit. Both are still not enough. Maybe we need higher dosages.

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James Kringlee's avatar

Without a medical background, I have listened to many Real Doctors and Others with medical backgrounds presenting all things covid. Only a few have referenced the complement system and importance of dealing with the "all things covid" activation of the complement system.

Two that did are Dr. Darrell DeMello who included colchicine in his covid treatment protocols and his covid vaccine harm reduction protocol - and Aaron J. Courtney who detailed his real world covid treatment account including a detailed explanation of the role of colchicine. His account is titled "Early Treatment With Colchicine, Not Ivermectin, Saved My Life From Severe COVID" and can be read here https://aaronjcourtney.substack.com/p/early-treatment-with-colchicine-not "using ... colchicine after deteriorating into complement cascade hyperactivation."

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Washed Up Pharmacist's avatar

I agree. An amazing account. His use of colchicine was brilliant.

And yes, only a few docs and clinicians have referenced the complement system and I don't know why. I think it is central to both the spike protein and viral harms, especially for early adverse events. Oh and also bradykinin. I've talked at lot on X about CARPA. Usually ignored.

But what do I know.

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Lone Star's avatar

Amazing and informative account!

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Toonlydoo's avatar

I know of a woman in her 50s in Australia who was hospitalized for an allergic reaction to the first shot, then her doctors recommended she still get the 2nd. Idiots or demons, not sure which.

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Washed Up Pharmacist's avatar

How about both? Prior to Covid, if you were hospitalized with a drug reaction, then the chances of you being rechallenged with the same drug would be vanishingly small. Only under the most extreme circumstances, like the drug was the ONLY option.

I had a young doc tell my husband.....oh anaphylaxis and severe reactions can be managed so it is not a contraindication. Hubby who has had several anaphylactic reactions, one of which almost required intubation let him have it. I would not have believed this would have happened prior to Covid lockdowns etc.

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Lone Star's avatar

Is CARPA related to Red Man Syndrome? Would you be willing to discuss the latter? Thank you.

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James Kringlee's avatar

You wrote "Do you notice metallic taste? Has anyone experienced these after receiving a Covid shot?"

This " feature" of the covid "vaccine" / covid injection campaign failure to properly perform vaccine aspiration prior to injection leading to inadvertent intravascular injection of some of the "vaccine" is spoken of at the 20:53 point into this video " Kyle's vaccine complication" from Dr. John Campbell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7inaTiDKaU

Kyle also reports other vaccine injured report this metallic taste as well as does Dr. John Campbell who has interviewed a number of covid vaccine injured people.

More on the need to aspirate prior to injection in this youtube video"John gets 'fact checked'" Dr. John Campbell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXcddiS32s0&t=1175s includes a link to a supporting study

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Lone Star's avatar

Is cefepime associated with CARPA?

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Washed Up Pharmacist's avatar

Not as far as I know. Vancomycin is a large molecule, almost particle size. Most drugs are quite small as is cefepime. As per the list supplied by Szebeni, you need a particle size to trigger complement. At least that is the prevailing theory.

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The personal note at the end is shocking, they order a pregnant woman to receive an injection but not only that they threaten her with a mandate meaning that she will be deprived of her job if she refuses. How did we allow this to happen? She even has a known allergy yet that is minimised and ignored and the orders still stand. In the end this was a dehumanising act in which they attempted to remove all of her personal control over her body and risked her life in the process.

This has been a horror show that began in 2020 not because of a health crises, no, it has been a physical and psychological assault on our bodies and minds and our identity as free autonomous human beings. Our personal lives were invaded with the stroke of a pen by government and it worked because they incessantly beat the drum of a "health emergency."

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Lone Star's avatar

I read three years ago that 70% of the U.S. population has PEG antibodies. No information was given about how that number was derived or whether long or short, etc. This was after I was told following allergy testing that I should avoid PEG. It seems to be everywhere.

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TFish's avatar

This makes perfect sense! Innate immune activation to the decidedly unnatural lipids. No known part of our biology is oriented to cope with negatively charged LNPs. Why would it? They don’t exist in nature. I think you’re absolutely on point here.

Good on your daughter for not complying, btw. Stay strong, and healthy!

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Just a Clinician's avatar

Thank you for this.

In a subsequent post, could you address management?

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Washed Up Pharmacist's avatar

Thanks Clinician. Yes, I want to get into mechanisms a bit and then management.

I am just stumped by the fact that very few people are talking about complement with respect to both the virus or the vaccine.

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Just a Clinician's avatar

It's not something I was ever taught, and not something that is generally addressed by my specialty. I rather imagine there are quite a few others in the same boat.

We lose something with overspecialization and compartmentalization, don't we?

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Washed Up Pharmacist's avatar

yes we certainly do. And because it is limited to drugs given parenterally unless you're working in oncology, hematology or maybe the ER, most of these drugs causing CARPA are highly specialized as well. My biggest beef is that allergists could have educated everyone and made recommendations to the FDA and CDC and did not.

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