by Numerous expertsMy desire is to provide several articles from those adroit in the subject. COPPER: the less talked about, and important trace mineral, the importance of Zinc, and when taking high Zinc, make sure you know the ratio of zinc to copper supplements.
Ralph Baric and other scientists knew in 2010 the "antidote"/treatments for the upcoming virus(es). He coauthored the discovery "Increasing the intracellular Zn(2+) concentration with zinc-ionophores like pyrithione (PT) can efficiently impair the replication of a variety of RNA viruses". Dr. Vladimir Zelenko based his effective protocol after watching the "MedCram Lecture 34 by Dr. Roger Seheult about the use of zinc and zinc ionophores. Zinc is an essential mineral for humans, and a little extra zinc is sometimes used to lessen the intensity of colds and sore throats. An ionophore is a chemical that opens the cell wall to allow minerals (ions) to enter. ‘First do no harm’ Zinc is an over-the-counter supplement. Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) is a reliable ionophore, and it has a well-established dosing regimen and safety profile." Zinc ionophores "increase the intracellular concentration of Zinc ions causing significant biological effects. Review ionophores: HCQ, EGCG (a plant compound particularly prominent in green tea) and Quercetin (particularly in citrus fruits, apples, onions, parsley, sage, tea, and red wine. Olive oil, grapes, dark cherries, and dark berries such as blueberries, blackberries, and bilberries are also high in quercetin and other flavonoids.) "
Mount Sinai "Copper is a mineral that is found throughout the body. It helps your body make red blood cells and keeps nerve cells and your immune system healthy. It also helps form collagen, a key part of bones and connective tissue. Copper may also act as an antioxidant, reducing free radicals that can damage cells and DNA. Copper helps the body absorb iron. Your body also needs copper to make energy."
Dr. Shiva The Power of Copper to fight virus, bacteria on contact
Copper has even been shown to be very effective at exterminating the much-dreaded hospital ‘superbug’ MRSA. In tests sponsored by the Copper Development Association, a grouping of 100 million MSRA bacteria atrophied and died in a just 90 minutes, when placed on a copper surface at room temperature. The same study found that the same number of MSRA bacteria on both steel and aluminium surfaces actually increased over time. On looking at these figures, many scientists have concluded that the installation of copper-based fixtures such as taps, light switches, door handles, door knobs, pull handles, and push plates in areas such as hospitals could save thousands of lives each year.
Professor Bill Keevil, head of the microbiology group at Southampton University, added his voice to the growing scientific consensus behind this by advocating the use of Copper and Brass door furniture, fixtures and fittings in public places and on public transport, as they could dramatically cut the threat posed by superbugs. In research published in the journal Molecular Genetics of Bacteria Professor Keevil wrote: “There are a lot of bugs on our hands that we are spreading around by touching surfaces. In a public building or mass transport, surfaces cannot be cleaned for long periods of time… Until relatively recently brass was a relatively commonly used surface. On stainless steel surfaces these bacteria can survive for weeks, but on copper surfaces they die within minutes… We live in this new world of stainless steel and plastic, but perhaps we should go back to using brass more instead.” In addition to direct contact killing of bacteria and harmful microbes, amazingly Copper surfaces have been found to exude an antimicrobial 'halo' effect on surrounding non-copper surfaces. Research in the intensive care unit a Hospital in Greece found that other surfaces up to 50 centimetres from copper surfaces experienced 70% microbial reduction, compared to the same surfaces with no proximity to copper-based materials. The ‘Halo’ effect was also observed in trials at a U.S. clinic in 2010. This amazing effect demonstrates just how powerful copper is as a weapon against bacteria." www.morehandles.co.uk
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Rose Rohloff
3/7/2024 07:37:09 am
Three (3) huge points:
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6/27/2024 11:04:28 am
What is missing in this is the role ZINC deficiency in the proper folding of the p53 protein.
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6/27/2024 11:05:32 am
Chemotherapies are based on the premise that many cancerous cells lack the ability to repair themselves if their replicative DNA is damaged.
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6/27/2024 11:37:18 am
Perez. (2024). Are Covid19 mRNA Injections the Cause of Turbo Cancers due to Prion Behavior of P53 Tumor Suppressor?. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.12530105
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7/13/2024 03:07:13 pm
Cornell University Study - Zinc + Microbes in Gut
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