So You Got Spiked: Now What?
Especially important for athletes and future parents: invest in your health, your future & future generations.
Dr. Syed Haider
Spikehead | Niskia | Flickr
I see a lot of patients who have been harmed by COVID and the shots.
What I rarely see is anyone who was exposed to the spike protein but still feels perfectly fine: just here for a checkup, doc!
Most of my patients did feel perfectly fine for weeks, months and sometimes years after their spike protein exposure, before suddenly coming down with severe symptoms.
But in these cases there was ongoing inflammation, spike persistence, perhaps viral persistence, micro clotting, perhaps autoimmunity, alterations in gut bacteria and more that could have been detected far sooner.
This is important because it's always easier to prevent illness than to treat illness once it manifests.
Thank you for reading Dr. Syed Haider. This post is public so feel free to share it.
Share
It takes a lot to push your body out of health and often takes a lot to push your body back into the fully resilient state of health you were in before.
This is contrasted with symptomatic, or functional recovery - with Long Haul it’s often relatively easy to get someone back to feeling 90-100% better while they are taking treatments like ivermectin and making some lifestyle changes.
What is harder is to get them back to the place of resilience they were at before they got sick: able to eat whatever they want, sleep whenever they want, get by without supplements and meds, etc.
I certainly believe it is possible and it does happen, but that complete healing is a harder nut to crack than simply functional recovery dependent on various “crutches”.
Obviously part of complete and deep healing is making the often drastic lifestyle changes - because it was the poor lifestyle that got you in trouble in the first place, along with toxic exposures from the environment and food.
So ultimately you don’t really want to return to the way things were before you got sick: that would just set you up to get sick all over again.
This is confusing for people, because they thought they were fine.
I hear this repeatedly: I was so healthy before COVID (or the shot).
But when I push a bit it's clear patients were not sleeping enough, were overtraining, under too much stress, having too much caffeine/alcohol, not getting enough sun, spending too much time indoors, online, in front of screens, eating relatively poorly, consuming too many pesticides, seed oils, had leaky gut, autoimmune issues, skin issues, etc.
Many patients list no medical problems yet also list a number of medications for psychiatric diseases, hypertension, cholesterol, migraines, erectile dysfunction, etc. We’re hardwired to minimize things, to ignore them and to forget them.
Our culture trains us to have high time preference: meaning we prefer the present too much compared to the future.
Most people are depleting their reserves instead of building them. Just as most find it difficult to save money or invest for the future, most also find it difficult to invest in their health with exercise, sleep, sun, diet, etc.
The millionaire who eats through their savings rather than investing it can live high on the hog for a few years, but eventually the millions run out and then they’re left with nothing.
The same happens with our health: youth and health usually go hand in hand and they are a form of wealth that can be used up before its time, or can be conserved and built upon so that it lasts for the long term.
So the first thing everyone must do is clean up their act and start investing in their future. The most important wealth is health.
Second, anyone who got the shot and thinks they are fine, should still consider doing something to check themselves out: there is a lab panel I order at mygotodoc.com that can be done at a local lab and may be covered by insurance.
Register Free at mygotodoc
There are more advanced panels we can send to Incelldx to check for spike protein in monocytes and for advanced inflammatory markers. There is an atypical amyloid fibrin microclot score we can order from a specialized pathology lab, and there is Dr Sabine Hazan’s gut microbiome testing that I can order via Progenabiome.
There are some supplementary tools as well like tracking heart rate variability, sleep quality, and continuous glucose monitoring that is especially important for those with poor metabolic health, which is most people nowadays.
Athletes might especially consider cardiac screening with troponin, BNP, EKG, Echo and perhaps even a cardiac MRI: when sudden death is a possibility even seemingly excessive screening may become sensible.
Doctors Taking ER Call: A Dying Breed
But the population I worry the most about are women in their reproductive years. Dr James Thorp has spoken out about this at length in interviews and peer reviewed papers. Totality of the Evidence compiles the data currently available.
A baseline pre-pandemic miscarriage rate around 12% is already too high and data suggests it has shot up after the vax rollout. VAERS miscarriage reports spiked 4070% post shots. The initial Pfizer trial suggested a rate above 80% based on incomplete data, though it was misreported at the time by using the wrong denominator to hide the alarm.
I know what it feels like to lose a baby. It tears your heart out. It’s difficult to forgive yourself for perceived mistakes that may have triggered the pregnancy loss.
Share
Before pregnancy is a time to build your resources: focus on supercharging your nutrient stores. Eat organ meats, eggs, steak, milk and avoid junk food: no seed oils or sugar and avoid pesticides. Consider plasma donation to cut down body stores of toxic chemicals. Optimize sleep, sun, stress management, body fat levels, and metabolic health. Generally aim to get into the best shape of your life.
And if you were exposed to spike protein check to see if you need to detox from it.
You can eliminate spike and microclots and inflammation and even autoimmunity triggered by the shots or COVID.
If you don’t deal with it before pregnancy you may have to deal with it during pregnancy in the form of long haul or worst case scenario a pregnancy loss triggered by spike, and even after birth your baby may be harmed via spike in breast milk.
There is a report in VAERS of a breastfed baby dying soon after its mothers got the shot:
One report doesn’t mean it’s only happened once. VAERS is severely underreported, especially for these shots.
We should heed the warnings Pfizer gave male trial participants not to go near pregnant women and if having sex with women of childbearing age, to use at minimum two forms of contraception.
If anything we have far more data now than we did then to suggest that spike protein exposure is unsafe for everyone and especially those pregnant or breastfeeding.
Many of my female patients report altered menstrual cycles and other symptoms whenever they are exposed to those recently vaccinated.
Shedding is a real phenomenon and it can wreak havoc on the female reproductive system.
Whether or not there is a depopulation agenda we are seeing a dramatic worldwide drop in live birth rates.
Sperm counts have dropped, female fertility is at all time lows, and miscarriage rates have shot up.
There are simple solutions that can accomplish short term goals of fertility and symptom relief and there are more comprehensive lifestyle based solutions that solve the underlying problems for the long term.
Free Lifestyle Ebook/Webinar/Course
Invest in yourself and your children for the long run and you won’t be sorry.
https://blog.mygotodoc.com/p/so-you-got-spiked-now-what
https://telegra.ph/So-You-Got-Spiked-Now-What-04-02
Especially important for athletes and future parents: invest in your health, your future & future generations.
Dr. Syed Haider
Spikehead | Niskia | Flickr
I see a lot of patients who have been harmed by COVID and the shots.
What I rarely see is anyone who was exposed to the spike protein but still feels perfectly fine: just here for a checkup, doc!
Most of my patients did feel perfectly fine for weeks, months and sometimes years after their spike protein exposure, before suddenly coming down with severe symptoms.
But in these cases there was ongoing inflammation, spike persistence, perhaps viral persistence, micro clotting, perhaps autoimmunity, alterations in gut bacteria and more that could have been detected far sooner.
This is important because it's always easier to prevent illness than to treat illness once it manifests.
Thank you for reading Dr. Syed Haider. This post is public so feel free to share it.
Share
It takes a lot to push your body out of health and often takes a lot to push your body back into the fully resilient state of health you were in before.
This is contrasted with symptomatic, or functional recovery - with Long Haul it’s often relatively easy to get someone back to feeling 90-100% better while they are taking treatments like ivermectin and making some lifestyle changes.
What is harder is to get them back to the place of resilience they were at before they got sick: able to eat whatever they want, sleep whenever they want, get by without supplements and meds, etc.
I certainly believe it is possible and it does happen, but that complete healing is a harder nut to crack than simply functional recovery dependent on various “crutches”.
Obviously part of complete and deep healing is making the often drastic lifestyle changes - because it was the poor lifestyle that got you in trouble in the first place, along with toxic exposures from the environment and food.
So ultimately you don’t really want to return to the way things were before you got sick: that would just set you up to get sick all over again.
This is confusing for people, because they thought they were fine.
I hear this repeatedly: I was so healthy before COVID (or the shot).
But when I push a bit it's clear patients were not sleeping enough, were overtraining, under too much stress, having too much caffeine/alcohol, not getting enough sun, spending too much time indoors, online, in front of screens, eating relatively poorly, consuming too many pesticides, seed oils, had leaky gut, autoimmune issues, skin issues, etc.
Many patients list no medical problems yet also list a number of medications for psychiatric diseases, hypertension, cholesterol, migraines, erectile dysfunction, etc. We’re hardwired to minimize things, to ignore them and to forget them.
Our culture trains us to have high time preference: meaning we prefer the present too much compared to the future.
Most people are depleting their reserves instead of building them. Just as most find it difficult to save money or invest for the future, most also find it difficult to invest in their health with exercise, sleep, sun, diet, etc.
The millionaire who eats through their savings rather than investing it can live high on the hog for a few years, but eventually the millions run out and then they’re left with nothing.
The same happens with our health: youth and health usually go hand in hand and they are a form of wealth that can be used up before its time, or can be conserved and built upon so that it lasts for the long term.
So the first thing everyone must do is clean up their act and start investing in their future. The most important wealth is health.
Second, anyone who got the shot and thinks they are fine, should still consider doing something to check themselves out: there is a lab panel I order at mygotodoc.com that can be done at a local lab and may be covered by insurance.
Register Free at mygotodoc
There are more advanced panels we can send to Incelldx to check for spike protein in monocytes and for advanced inflammatory markers. There is an atypical amyloid fibrin microclot score we can order from a specialized pathology lab, and there is Dr Sabine Hazan’s gut microbiome testing that I can order via Progenabiome.
There are some supplementary tools as well like tracking heart rate variability, sleep quality, and continuous glucose monitoring that is especially important for those with poor metabolic health, which is most people nowadays.
Athletes might especially consider cardiac screening with troponin, BNP, EKG, Echo and perhaps even a cardiac MRI: when sudden death is a possibility even seemingly excessive screening may become sensible.
Doctors Taking ER Call: A Dying Breed
But the population I worry the most about are women in their reproductive years. Dr James Thorp has spoken out about this at length in interviews and peer reviewed papers. Totality of the Evidence compiles the data currently available.
A baseline pre-pandemic miscarriage rate around 12% is already too high and data suggests it has shot up after the vax rollout. VAERS miscarriage reports spiked 4070% post shots. The initial Pfizer trial suggested a rate above 80% based on incomplete data, though it was misreported at the time by using the wrong denominator to hide the alarm.
I know what it feels like to lose a baby. It tears your heart out. It’s difficult to forgive yourself for perceived mistakes that may have triggered the pregnancy loss.
Share
Before pregnancy is a time to build your resources: focus on supercharging your nutrient stores. Eat organ meats, eggs, steak, milk and avoid junk food: no seed oils or sugar and avoid pesticides. Consider plasma donation to cut down body stores of toxic chemicals. Optimize sleep, sun, stress management, body fat levels, and metabolic health. Generally aim to get into the best shape of your life.
And if you were exposed to spike protein check to see if you need to detox from it.
You can eliminate spike and microclots and inflammation and even autoimmunity triggered by the shots or COVID.
If you don’t deal with it before pregnancy you may have to deal with it during pregnancy in the form of long haul or worst case scenario a pregnancy loss triggered by spike, and even after birth your baby may be harmed via spike in breast milk.
There is a report in VAERS of a breastfed baby dying soon after its mothers got the shot:
One report doesn’t mean it’s only happened once. VAERS is severely underreported, especially for these shots.
We should heed the warnings Pfizer gave male trial participants not to go near pregnant women and if having sex with women of childbearing age, to use at minimum two forms of contraception.
If anything we have far more data now than we did then to suggest that spike protein exposure is unsafe for everyone and especially those pregnant or breastfeeding.
Many of my female patients report altered menstrual cycles and other symptoms whenever they are exposed to those recently vaccinated.
Shedding is a real phenomenon and it can wreak havoc on the female reproductive system.
Whether or not there is a depopulation agenda we are seeing a dramatic worldwide drop in live birth rates.
Sperm counts have dropped, female fertility is at all time lows, and miscarriage rates have shot up.
There are simple solutions that can accomplish short term goals of fertility and symptom relief and there are more comprehensive lifestyle based solutions that solve the underlying problems for the long term.
Free Lifestyle Ebook/Webinar/Course
Invest in yourself and your children for the long run and you won’t be sorry.
https://blog.mygotodoc.com/p/so-you-got-spiked-now-what
https://telegra.ph/So-You-Got-Spiked-Now-What-04-02
So You Got Spiked: Now What?
Especially important for athletes and future parents: invest in your health, your future & future generations.
Dr. Syed Haider
Spikehead | Niskia | Flickr
I see a lot of patients who have been harmed by COVID and the shots.
What I rarely see is anyone who was exposed to the spike protein but still feels perfectly fine: just here for a checkup, doc!
Most of my patients did feel perfectly fine for weeks, months and sometimes years after their spike protein exposure, before suddenly coming down with severe symptoms.
But in these cases there was ongoing inflammation, spike persistence, perhaps viral persistence, micro clotting, perhaps autoimmunity, alterations in gut bacteria and more that could have been detected far sooner.
This is important because it's always easier to prevent illness than to treat illness once it manifests.
Thank you for reading Dr. Syed Haider. This post is public so feel free to share it.
Share
It takes a lot to push your body out of health and often takes a lot to push your body back into the fully resilient state of health you were in before.
This is contrasted with symptomatic, or functional recovery - with Long Haul it’s often relatively easy to get someone back to feeling 90-100% better while they are taking treatments like ivermectin and making some lifestyle changes.
What is harder is to get them back to the place of resilience they were at before they got sick: able to eat whatever they want, sleep whenever they want, get by without supplements and meds, etc.
I certainly believe it is possible and it does happen, but that complete healing is a harder nut to crack than simply functional recovery dependent on various “crutches”.
Obviously part of complete and deep healing is making the often drastic lifestyle changes - because it was the poor lifestyle that got you in trouble in the first place, along with toxic exposures from the environment and food.
So ultimately you don’t really want to return to the way things were before you got sick: that would just set you up to get sick all over again.
This is confusing for people, because they thought they were fine.
I hear this repeatedly: I was so healthy before COVID (or the shot).
But when I push a bit it's clear patients were not sleeping enough, were overtraining, under too much stress, having too much caffeine/alcohol, not getting enough sun, spending too much time indoors, online, in front of screens, eating relatively poorly, consuming too many pesticides, seed oils, had leaky gut, autoimmune issues, skin issues, etc.
Many patients list no medical problems yet also list a number of medications for psychiatric diseases, hypertension, cholesterol, migraines, erectile dysfunction, etc. We’re hardwired to minimize things, to ignore them and to forget them.
Our culture trains us to have high time preference: meaning we prefer the present too much compared to the future.
Most people are depleting their reserves instead of building them. Just as most find it difficult to save money or invest for the future, most also find it difficult to invest in their health with exercise, sleep, sun, diet, etc.
The millionaire who eats through their savings rather than investing it can live high on the hog for a few years, but eventually the millions run out and then they’re left with nothing.
The same happens with our health: youth and health usually go hand in hand and they are a form of wealth that can be used up before its time, or can be conserved and built upon so that it lasts for the long term.
So the first thing everyone must do is clean up their act and start investing in their future. The most important wealth is health.
Second, anyone who got the shot and thinks they are fine, should still consider doing something to check themselves out: there is a lab panel I order at mygotodoc.com that can be done at a local lab and may be covered by insurance.
Register Free at mygotodoc
There are more advanced panels we can send to Incelldx to check for spike protein in monocytes and for advanced inflammatory markers. There is an atypical amyloid fibrin microclot score we can order from a specialized pathology lab, and there is Dr Sabine Hazan’s gut microbiome testing that I can order via Progenabiome.
There are some supplementary tools as well like tracking heart rate variability, sleep quality, and continuous glucose monitoring that is especially important for those with poor metabolic health, which is most people nowadays.
Athletes might especially consider cardiac screening with troponin, BNP, EKG, Echo and perhaps even a cardiac MRI: when sudden death is a possibility even seemingly excessive screening may become sensible.
Doctors Taking ER Call: A Dying Breed
But the population I worry the most about are women in their reproductive years. Dr James Thorp has spoken out about this at length in interviews and peer reviewed papers. Totality of the Evidence compiles the data currently available.
A baseline pre-pandemic miscarriage rate around 12% is already too high and data suggests it has shot up after the vax rollout. VAERS miscarriage reports spiked 4070% post shots. The initial Pfizer trial suggested a rate above 80% based on incomplete data, though it was misreported at the time by using the wrong denominator to hide the alarm.
I know what it feels like to lose a baby. It tears your heart out. It’s difficult to forgive yourself for perceived mistakes that may have triggered the pregnancy loss.
Share
Before pregnancy is a time to build your resources: focus on supercharging your nutrient stores. Eat organ meats, eggs, steak, milk and avoid junk food: no seed oils or sugar and avoid pesticides. Consider plasma donation to cut down body stores of toxic chemicals. Optimize sleep, sun, stress management, body fat levels, and metabolic health. Generally aim to get into the best shape of your life.
And if you were exposed to spike protein check to see if you need to detox from it.
You can eliminate spike and microclots and inflammation and even autoimmunity triggered by the shots or COVID.
If you don’t deal with it before pregnancy you may have to deal with it during pregnancy in the form of long haul or worst case scenario a pregnancy loss triggered by spike, and even after birth your baby may be harmed via spike in breast milk.
There is a report in VAERS of a breastfed baby dying soon after its mothers got the shot:
One report doesn’t mean it’s only happened once. VAERS is severely underreported, especially for these shots.
We should heed the warnings Pfizer gave male trial participants not to go near pregnant women and if having sex with women of childbearing age, to use at minimum two forms of contraception.
If anything we have far more data now than we did then to suggest that spike protein exposure is unsafe for everyone and especially those pregnant or breastfeeding.
Many of my female patients report altered menstrual cycles and other symptoms whenever they are exposed to those recently vaccinated.
Shedding is a real phenomenon and it can wreak havoc on the female reproductive system.
Whether or not there is a depopulation agenda we are seeing a dramatic worldwide drop in live birth rates.
Sperm counts have dropped, female fertility is at all time lows, and miscarriage rates have shot up.
There are simple solutions that can accomplish short term goals of fertility and symptom relief and there are more comprehensive lifestyle based solutions that solve the underlying problems for the long term.
Free Lifestyle Ebook/Webinar/Course
Invest in yourself and your children for the long run and you won’t be sorry.
https://blog.mygotodoc.com/p/so-you-got-spiked-now-what
https://telegra.ph/So-You-Got-Spiked-Now-What-04-02
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