In case it helps any of my friends, and for the cold season ahead.
-Buy a jet nebulizer, plug in kind, with a nose and a mouth piece. You can get at walgreens.
-Buy colloidal silver 10ppm (sovereign silver hydrosol is my preference).
-Buy colloidal silver spray (they make a kids one also).
It is one of the best ways to treat respiratory illness, and there's already a tons of respiratory stuff going around and it's not even winter. Please buy it before you need it!
Adults, fill the nebulizer up, nebulize nose piece 10-20 mins 2x per day. You can do longer, especially for chronic health issues, it won't hurt you. You may need to lower the pressure when you begin until you get used to it and then increase the pressure back up.
Child, fill the nebulizer about 2-4ml (I think it's a little less than half on most nebulizers) and nebulize with nose piece 5-8 mins 1-2x a day.
Infant, fill a diffuser with it and sit near the diffuser to breathe it in.
Use the colloidal silver throat spray for extra immune support. We use this to treat strep throat as well. We also use the nose spray for sinus infections.
Colloidal silver helps with over 600 different ailments, including killing antibiotic resistant MRSA, staph infections and shingles outbreaks. It is one of the best antibacterials and is all natural.
I use this for literally everything.
-Buy a jet nebulizer, plug in kind, with a nose and a mouth piece. You can get at walgreens.
-Buy colloidal silver 10ppm (sovereign silver hydrosol is my preference).
-Buy colloidal silver spray (they make a kids one also).
It is one of the best ways to treat respiratory illness, and there's already a tons of respiratory stuff going around and it's not even winter. Please buy it before you need it!
Adults, fill the nebulizer up, nebulize nose piece 10-20 mins 2x per day. You can do longer, especially for chronic health issues, it won't hurt you. You may need to lower the pressure when you begin until you get used to it and then increase the pressure back up.
Child, fill the nebulizer about 2-4ml (I think it's a little less than half on most nebulizers) and nebulize with nose piece 5-8 mins 1-2x a day.
Infant, fill a diffuser with it and sit near the diffuser to breathe it in.
Use the colloidal silver throat spray for extra immune support. We use this to treat strep throat as well. We also use the nose spray for sinus infections.
Colloidal silver helps with over 600 different ailments, including killing antibiotic resistant MRSA, staph infections and shingles outbreaks. It is one of the best antibacterials and is all natural.
I use this for literally everything.
Short version to spare y’all my venting. 🙄In the ER with Zach and one of his swabs comes back for flu. The ER doc tries to tell me that his pulmonologist(he has CF) is recommending Tamilfu so she will be administering it. I quickly told her that she would NOT be giving it to him. She immediately wanted to know why.’ I told her that it’s toxic and also has a black box warning. She looked at me like I was a crazy lady 🤪 and then turned to him and told him he was old enough to make his own decisions. He said, “yes mam, I am and I still don’t want it.” She was boiling. Gave him a speech about how he can make his own decisions and that I wasn’t her patient, he was. Y’all 😡
In case you’re wondering👇🏻👇🏻
⛔️BLACK BOX WARNING: "People, especially children can develop nervous system problems and abnormal behavior that can lead to death."
⛔️Very limited studies have been done to show Tamiflu is safe for children. The few studies that have been done were established on a SINGLE dose, not the entire treatment.
⛔️Tamiflu should not be prescribed for children under the age of one per the package insert (and yet I've had multiple mothers reach out to me to say they were instructed to give Tamiflu to their NEWBORNS.) The package insert states: “Safety and efficacy of TAMIFLU for treatment of influenza in pediatric patients less than 2 weeks of age have not been established. Safety and efficacy of TAMIFLU for prophylaxis of influenza have not been established for pediatric patients less than 1 year of age."
⛔️Severe allergic reactions to Tamiflu include: "anaphylaxis and serious skin reactions including toxic epidermal necrolysis, Stevens-Johnson Syndrom, and erythema multiforme."
⛔️Other adverse reactions from Tamiflu, per the package insert from the FDA website include: Serious skin and hypersensitivity reactions, Neuropsychiatric, rhinorrhea, dyspepsia, upper respiratory tract infections, epistaxis, ear disorder, conjunctivitis, Pneumonia.
⛔️People who have completed Tamiflu have reported:
"Body as a Whole: Swelling of the face or tongue, allergy, anaphylactic/anaphylactoid reactions, hypothermia
Dermatologic: Rash, dermatitis, urticaria, eczema, toxic epidermal necrolysis, Stevens-Johnson Syndrome,
erythema multiforme.
Digestive: Hepatitis, liver function tests abnormal
Cardiac: Arrhythmia
Gastrointestinal disorders: Gastrointestinal bleeding, hemorrhagic colitis
Neurologic: Seizure
Metabolic: Aggravation of diabetes
Psychiatric: Abnormal behavior, delirium, including symptoms such as hallucinations, agitation, anxiety, altered
level of consciousness, confusion, nightmares, delusions."
⛔️When Tamiflu was tested on pregnant rabbits: "In the rabbit study, slight and marked maternal toxicities were observed, respectively, in the 150 and 500 mg/kg/day groups. There was a dosedependent increase in the incidence rates of a variety of minor skeletal abnormalities and variants in the
exposed offspring in these studies."
⛔️Japan has banned Tamiflu for it's FATAL outcomes.
⛔️It cuts symptoms by one day (supposedly) but can potentially cause all of the above? No thank you.
FDA Database:
https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2012/021087s062lbl.pdf?fbclid=IwAR0cpmwHv0qpELyKr-OgqcEjJ78uEqn8edoK0HrHg2Qe7BbbFohvSMoRmxo
Tamiflu:
https://www.drugs.com/sfx/tamiflu-side-effects.html?fbclid=IwAR1Ms9MNcMPP3ctEIsbNw9Z2mvKExNIsqzyxaLKY1fBk6aHLoK-rAvW2Akg
"Review of the available information on the safety of Tamiflu in pediatric patients suggests that the increased reports of neuropsychiatric events in Japanese children are most likely related to an increased awareness of influenza-associated encephalopathy, increased access to Tamiflu in that population, and a coincident period of intensive monitoring adverse events. Based on the information available to us, we can not conclude that there is a causal relationship between Tamiflu and the reported pediatric deaths."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/tamiflu-side-effects-in-kids-families-worried/?fbclid=IwAR0_QU5oT4qcaBnA04mR4r9zX0EzflscE5HDZZqR1o2cg1ByRnQqSwusolo
In case you’re wondering👇🏻👇🏻
⛔️BLACK BOX WARNING: "People, especially children can develop nervous system problems and abnormal behavior that can lead to death."
⛔️Very limited studies have been done to show Tamiflu is safe for children. The few studies that have been done were established on a SINGLE dose, not the entire treatment.
⛔️Tamiflu should not be prescribed for children under the age of one per the package insert (and yet I've had multiple mothers reach out to me to say they were instructed to give Tamiflu to their NEWBORNS.) The package insert states: “Safety and efficacy of TAMIFLU for treatment of influenza in pediatric patients less than 2 weeks of age have not been established. Safety and efficacy of TAMIFLU for prophylaxis of influenza have not been established for pediatric patients less than 1 year of age."
⛔️Severe allergic reactions to Tamiflu include: "anaphylaxis and serious skin reactions including toxic epidermal necrolysis, Stevens-Johnson Syndrom, and erythema multiforme."
⛔️Other adverse reactions from Tamiflu, per the package insert from the FDA website include: Serious skin and hypersensitivity reactions, Neuropsychiatric, rhinorrhea, dyspepsia, upper respiratory tract infections, epistaxis, ear disorder, conjunctivitis, Pneumonia.
⛔️People who have completed Tamiflu have reported:
"Body as a Whole: Swelling of the face or tongue, allergy, anaphylactic/anaphylactoid reactions, hypothermia
Dermatologic: Rash, dermatitis, urticaria, eczema, toxic epidermal necrolysis, Stevens-Johnson Syndrome,
erythema multiforme.
Digestive: Hepatitis, liver function tests abnormal
Cardiac: Arrhythmia
Gastrointestinal disorders: Gastrointestinal bleeding, hemorrhagic colitis
Neurologic: Seizure
Metabolic: Aggravation of diabetes
Psychiatric: Abnormal behavior, delirium, including symptoms such as hallucinations, agitation, anxiety, altered
level of consciousness, confusion, nightmares, delusions."
⛔️When Tamiflu was tested on pregnant rabbits: "In the rabbit study, slight and marked maternal toxicities were observed, respectively, in the 150 and 500 mg/kg/day groups. There was a dosedependent increase in the incidence rates of a variety of minor skeletal abnormalities and variants in the
exposed offspring in these studies."
⛔️Japan has banned Tamiflu for it's FATAL outcomes.
⛔️It cuts symptoms by one day (supposedly) but can potentially cause all of the above? No thank you.
FDA Database:
https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2012/021087s062lbl.pdf?fbclid=IwAR0cpmwHv0qpELyKr-OgqcEjJ78uEqn8edoK0HrHg2Qe7BbbFohvSMoRmxo
Tamiflu:
https://www.drugs.com/sfx/tamiflu-side-effects.html?fbclid=IwAR1Ms9MNcMPP3ctEIsbNw9Z2mvKExNIsqzyxaLKY1fBk6aHLoK-rAvW2Akg
"Review of the available information on the safety of Tamiflu in pediatric patients suggests that the increased reports of neuropsychiatric events in Japanese children are most likely related to an increased awareness of influenza-associated encephalopathy, increased access to Tamiflu in that population, and a coincident period of intensive monitoring adverse events. Based on the information available to us, we can not conclude that there is a causal relationship between Tamiflu and the reported pediatric deaths."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/tamiflu-side-effects-in-kids-families-worried/?fbclid=IwAR0_QU5oT4qcaBnA04mR4r9zX0EzflscE5HDZZqR1o2cg1ByRnQqSwusolo
"Her family says doctors sent her home Tuesday with medicine to treat the flu and strep throat. Hours later, she suffered cardiac arrest, became unresponsive and was flown by helicopter to Children's Hospital."
https://www.wlwt.com/article/thousands-pay-respects-to-mason-fourth-grader-who-died-after-flu-strep-throat-diagnosis/26491127?fbclid=IwAR2QmkTP0RmcRtrj7zBlnga1fbUOJw9b-fRvVcVsDWBoBqjgOJqDHpYHtaQ
https://www.wlwt.com/article/thousands-pay-respects-to-mason-fourth-grader-who-died-after-flu-strep-throat-diagnosis/26491127?fbclid=IwAR2QmkTP0RmcRtrj7zBlnga1fbUOJw9b-fRvVcVsDWBoBqjgOJqDHpYHtaQ
“Microdosing is not a magic pill. It represents a completely different approach to medicine than SSRIs. You do not take psilocybin because it 'makes you feel better', you take it because it gives your nervous system the ability to un-fuck itself, with the endgame being that you *learn new habits* and *ditch unhealthy ones*. This could include laziness, or suffering from attachment, chronic grief that won't budge, suboptimal or intrusive thought and feeling patterns like anxiety, depression, or rage. It is a tool that helps us shed old ways, and invent new ones.
Lets talk about the science.
Psilocybin antagonizes the 5HT2A receptor, which triggers neurogenesis. More intimately explained, it ramps up production of two major building-block proteins in the neuroendocrine system known as BDNF (brain derived neurotrophic factor), and GDNF (glial cell derived neurotrophic factor). BDNF is responsible for the formation of new neurons, and GDNF for those neurons developing healthy dendritic connections with adjacent neurons, enabling them to communicate with one another. These proteins are highly prevalent when we are young, often referred to as neuroplasticity, which is why children are able to learn at such fascinating rates, and why the young mind is so impressionable - its capacity for storing knowledge and experience into neurological pathways is immense. With that said, as we age, the prevalence of these proteins diminishes, and it becomes harder and harder to form new neural pathways. So as the world forms you, your neural reaction to it becomes more and more solidified. This manifests in many ways, but perhaps the most discussed is in the form of anxiety and depression.
Anxiety and depression are *not* the result of a "chemical imbalance" like big pharma has perpetuated with the intent of selling you, and all of society, on the miracle of MAOIs and now SSRIs. We don't need to fix the *chemicals*, we need to fix the *neurons* that *lead to* the chemicals. All a neurotransmitter is, is the end result of a series of electrical impulses from the established neural pathways in your brain and body. Enter microdosing.
The reason microdosing works, if done properly, is because it encourages the growth of new neural networks. So instead of neuron 1 telling neuron 2 telling neuron 3...telling neuron 5,683 to tell YOU "YOU'RE SAD NOW!", neuron 1 tells neuron 2, who for some reason decides to tell his buddy neuron 3a, who is friends with 4z, and word eventually gets to neuron %7@51sj, who was literally just born, and hasn't been through a messy divorce, doesn't have kids screaming at him all the time, was never talked down to at work, or lied to, or broke for a ten-year stretch, or had a battle with addiction, and decides to tell you "YO BITCH. BE HAPPY. CUZ WHY NOT AMIRITE?!" So here's the catch.
You have to give your nervous system a *reason* to birth new neurons. If you drink a protein shake, and sit on the couch expecting a change instead of going to the gym, you likely won't see one. Same applies with neuroplasticity. Which is why mindfulness is so important. You have to somehow communicate to your body that you *want* change, and *what* to change. Which is why you set an intention. You ruminate on what needs to change and why. You spend time in the morning when you're brushing your teeth reminding yourself of the you you'd like to be before the world got its hands on you. You take a moment in traffic on the way to work reflecting on how it got to this point and how you wish you felt instead. You sit with yourself for five minutes when you get home, and practice gratitude, or hopefulness, or self-accountability with all the things you've been slacking on, and maybe also self-compassion in equal measure. You say, "HEY. BDNF. DID I FUCKING STUTTER WHEN I SAID I WANT SOME HAPPY CHEMICALS?" And startled, he begins to go to work, building a new cellular railroad in your head.
*This* is the magic of magic mushrooms. And I'm sure your body is intelligent enough to do some of it on its own.
Lets talk about the science.
Psilocybin antagonizes the 5HT2A receptor, which triggers neurogenesis. More intimately explained, it ramps up production of two major building-block proteins in the neuroendocrine system known as BDNF (brain derived neurotrophic factor), and GDNF (glial cell derived neurotrophic factor). BDNF is responsible for the formation of new neurons, and GDNF for those neurons developing healthy dendritic connections with adjacent neurons, enabling them to communicate with one another. These proteins are highly prevalent when we are young, often referred to as neuroplasticity, which is why children are able to learn at such fascinating rates, and why the young mind is so impressionable - its capacity for storing knowledge and experience into neurological pathways is immense. With that said, as we age, the prevalence of these proteins diminishes, and it becomes harder and harder to form new neural pathways. So as the world forms you, your neural reaction to it becomes more and more solidified. This manifests in many ways, but perhaps the most discussed is in the form of anxiety and depression.
Anxiety and depression are *not* the result of a "chemical imbalance" like big pharma has perpetuated with the intent of selling you, and all of society, on the miracle of MAOIs and now SSRIs. We don't need to fix the *chemicals*, we need to fix the *neurons* that *lead to* the chemicals. All a neurotransmitter is, is the end result of a series of electrical impulses from the established neural pathways in your brain and body. Enter microdosing.
The reason microdosing works, if done properly, is because it encourages the growth of new neural networks. So instead of neuron 1 telling neuron 2 telling neuron 3...telling neuron 5,683 to tell YOU "YOU'RE SAD NOW!", neuron 1 tells neuron 2, who for some reason decides to tell his buddy neuron 3a, who is friends with 4z, and word eventually gets to neuron %7@51sj, who was literally just born, and hasn't been through a messy divorce, doesn't have kids screaming at him all the time, was never talked down to at work, or lied to, or broke for a ten-year stretch, or had a battle with addiction, and decides to tell you "YO BITCH. BE HAPPY. CUZ WHY NOT AMIRITE?!" So here's the catch.
You have to give your nervous system a *reason* to birth new neurons. If you drink a protein shake, and sit on the couch expecting a change instead of going to the gym, you likely won't see one. Same applies with neuroplasticity. Which is why mindfulness is so important. You have to somehow communicate to your body that you *want* change, and *what* to change. Which is why you set an intention. You ruminate on what needs to change and why. You spend time in the morning when you're brushing your teeth reminding yourself of the you you'd like to be before the world got its hands on you. You take a moment in traffic on the way to work reflecting on how it got to this point and how you wish you felt instead. You sit with yourself for five minutes when you get home, and practice gratitude, or hopefulness, or self-accountability with all the things you've been slacking on, and maybe also self-compassion in equal measure. You say, "HEY. BDNF. DID I FUCKING STUTTER WHEN I SAID I WANT SOME HAPPY CHEMICALS?" And startled, he begins to go to work, building a new cellular railroad in your head.
*This* is the magic of magic mushrooms. And I'm sure your body is intelligent enough to do some of it on its own.
But it's been wrong before, that's how we got here in the first place, so you need to start to take control, and align with your higher self, whatever they might look like.
I hope this clears some things up. Sure, there are some euphoric effects of taking psilocybin, but the real power is in the healing you don't see until you see it. Don't get distracted. You have work to do. And we know it's been hard, but we, and the medicine, are here to help. 🍄✨🔥”
- Post from the group Microdosing and Mental Health by Scott Hussein Teabo, from the MA chapter of Decriminalize Nature.
*Shared with permission
Image Art by Ellie Paisley
I hope this clears some things up. Sure, there are some euphoric effects of taking psilocybin, but the real power is in the healing you don't see until you see it. Don't get distracted. You have work to do. And we know it's been hard, but we, and the medicine, are here to help. 🍄✨🔥”
- Post from the group Microdosing and Mental Health by Scott Hussein Teabo, from the MA chapter of Decriminalize Nature.
*Shared with permission
Image Art by Ellie Paisley
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