Hi Everyone,
I wanted to write a little bit about my observations of this flu season, I have gotten a lot of questions from clients that sound something like this “What do I do for these horrible flu symptoms? – usually I kick this stuff no problem why it is taking so long?”
If this sounds like you or someone you know, bear with me and I will do my best to make this short and to the point. I realize that sensational claims require sensational proof, but I have yet to hear a counter argument to this at all.
There is something very few people are talking about, this is the ability for viruses to pick up bits of RNA from other dead viruses inside the host and incorporate them into their “bag of tricks” Influenza is particularly good at this, it is constantly changing and incorporate bits and pieces from other viral RNA (and host RNA) to mutate and become more efficient in transmitting itself to new hosts. This strategy helps it stay ahead of a person’s immunity to it.
The reason this is relevant is because Covid-19 is notorious for producing a lot of junk RNA, in fact it’s primarily that junk RNA that causes the immune response that in many people produces severe respiratory distress (and/or joint pain).
Because the junk RNA produced by covid was subjected to serial passaging in a laboratory setting.
I have included a link to a definition of Serial passaging at the bottom of this article
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_passage
It effectively taught Covid-19 a bunch of tricks to infect human cells that would almost never develop in a non-laboratory setting.
What needs to be understood is that because of this MANY viruses will now learn those tricks from the junk Covid-19 RNA that’s floating around inside anyone who has had C-19 or been vaccinated for it, or both.
What this means is that immunity infection created prior to 2020 will very likely not be as robust and the immune system of everyone in the world is re-learning its immunity to many pathogens because of this mechanism. That is the real extent of the damage. The symptom profile for the flu has changed, probably not for the better. Do not expect it to behave on the expected influenza symptom profile or timeline moving forward.
Combating this in theory is simple. Move lymph. Moving lymph causes the spleen to speed up its identification process of viral RNA characteristics and produce updated immune cells more capable of killing ANY new or mutated pathogen. TKM wise this means, E.S. 15, E.S.3, E.S. 26 and Spleen. In many cases this focus has also resolved long Covid symptoms for many of my clients, without extensive supplemental protocols (although I’m certainly not opposed to those either)
Hope this helps, Cheers.
Hi Evan,
Just to follow up with you about my client dealing with leukemia. She is home now and doing much better!!!
Once the a fib and the edema calmed down, I started doing the blood recipe. I gave her bl, Li, and Sp finger holds for homework and finger holds for the blood recipe. She lives in minnesota, so I probably will only be working with her by phone coaching, her on what she can do.
She is very open to TKM but feels limited in her ability to work on herself.
I appreciate you sharing any other suggestions.
I wrote in notes from the 1&2 class that when clearing a VN that's stuck, to put left hand on the number that is 1 higher than the stuck VN and right hand on the number that is 1 lower. But then my example is the opposite. Just wanted to double check.
Another question, do you have any thoughts on MTHFR gene affecting things? Is it worth it to get tested for it?
Hi Evan,
I am working with a client with leukemia. She is between chemo treatments because she developed pneumonia. I am working on building her immunity so she can resume chemo. Last night she started developing tingling in btm of her feet and vision changes. It's possibly chemo induced neuropathy?
She is also having episodes of a fib
She received potassium and magnesium ivs yesterday.
I was thinking 3 MOC, #9, #23. Do you have any other recommendations?