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Sherron Highsmith's avatar

Has anyone tested those who did not receive the “shots”? I had Covid but it was not life threatening. Would those unvaxxed have spike proteins transmitted by the vaxxed?

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

Many unvaxxed people do if they are around the vaxxed a lot. In Kory’s clinic, 3 unvaxxed people tested 25,000+ higher than the test goes. They had all 3 spent time in a hospital setting just after a new booster was released.

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erin's avatar

So wouldn't pretty much everybody have these antibodies by now? Why would 2000 be bad? Sounds like people with problems have numbers way way up there.

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Kerry Lawson's avatar

I’m in; ordered LabCorp’s spike antibody test, getting blood drawn this morning.

I'm in The diet challenge too but living with a scratch cook, my wife of 50 years, makes that a more difficult task. She once baked 5 pies for a Thanksgiving dinner of 6 people… big sigh.

I will find a way to motivate her to join me.

“I thought I was up on most things COVID, long COVID, vax injuries, etc…but I was not….”

Yeah, what you said…

I will look at what the “Leading Edge Clinic” has to offer as well, not for me, but for my youngest daughter,

Thanks again

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

Kerry: I'm so glad you're in! Yes, it is hard to fast when delicious food is all around. However, one thing you get really used to when fasting is telling yourself you get to eat it later. This is much to be preferred than being on diets where you have to tell yourself you can never eat such-and-such again.

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Jerry Shotkoski's avatar

45 years with an excellent baker/cook. I've always been a grazer/snacker, so she would hide all the goodies, candies whatever. Not like I couldn't find em, right? Now that I'm fasting on a regular basis, she doesn't even attempt to hide things. On the counter, open the fridge? Front and center.. Trying my first 36 hour, starting this evening..

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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Alysson Troffer's avatar

This post is incredibly informative. Thank you!

I’ve twice had the LabCorp antibody test, the first time in June 2020 and the second in March 2022. Both reported undetectable levels of antibodies. It’s been nearly three years since the last test, so I’d like to retest to see where I stand now.

Unfortunately, the timing for your challenge isn’t good for me. A family member has lung cancer surgery next week, and I’ll be his caretaker. Another difficulty is that I’m underweight. I’ve been doing intermittent fasting for years (14-16 hours overnight) but lost too much weight. I dropped down to 94 lbs but after shortening my fasts to 12 hours overnight, I’m up to 100 lbs. Nonetheless, gaining at least another 5 lbs would be ideal. (BTW, I’m 5’, 1”). I have digestive issues that make it impossible for me to eat a lot of food at each meal.

Let me add that I’m not sure I ever had Covid. However, I must have been shed on. (Who hasn’t been?) Since my antibody testing, I had an outpatient surgery and I’ve been to the Duke medical complex seven times with my family member. Next week, I’ll probably be shed on the most ever. He’s expected to be hospitalized for five nights.

Best wishes for your Covid spike study. I hope all participants experience a significant decrease in their spike burden!

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

Hi Alysson,

Thanks for sharing your info. It's very interesting that you had undetectable antibodies on those two dates. It will be interesting to see if you have any next time you test. Keep me posted. I've entered your data into my spreadsheet.

I agree. You are definitely not a candidate for fasting with your low weight.

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Matthew Muzila's avatar

I did 3 72hr fasts in the last 6 weeks and feel fantastic. Better than I have in a long long time. The 3rd one hit me hard, so I decided to take an extra 2 weeks off before my 4th

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

That’s incredible! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Were you trying to beat the spike protein or just improve general health?

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Matthew Muzila's avatar

Thank you!! I have had long covid for 2 years now. It wrecked my nervous system and nearly killed me. And I have had high EBV numbers for 9 years. The fasting helped both. And the dozens of other positive benefits of fasting! So I will keep them going for a few months and see what happens.

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Julie Deisenroth's avatar

Can I send you my spike protein antibody results? Will be getting D-dimer soon.

JulieD

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

Hi Julie! Yes. Email them to me at lesliefastwell@proton.me

Thank you

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Julie Deisenroth's avatar

Where can I order the Natokinase that you use?

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Mabel Lean's avatar

Everyone please do what you can to investigate for alternative treatments.

Our family have cancers.

Ivermectin

HydroxyQ

Fenbendazole

CBD Oil

Methyl Blue

Chlorine Dioxide

DMSO

Curcumin

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Brett Scheuer's avatar

I’ve had spike levels tested (Labcorp) several times now (Aug 23 - 8,600, Mar 24 - 6,400, Oct 24 - 13,700, and Jan 25 - 11,400) I’m on a strict supplement protocol & I’m in and willing to participate in the study and Fasting challenge. Whatever I can do to help others and ride this nasty spike from my body! I’ve had the microclotting test done from Dr. V as well 3/4 😡❤️‍🩹

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

Thank you so much for participating. 11,400 and 13,700—that’s quite something. Wow. And a 3 / 4 from Vaughn. Unbelievable. But so glad you are on a supplement protocol! This news has got to get out to people!

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Mabel Lean's avatar

Covid-19 Antibody Testing

New to the World Council for Health website

https://drtesslawrie.substack.com/p/covid-19-antibody-testing

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

Wow! Thanks for sharing. I learned quite a bit from reading that page. The info is really well presented.

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Mabel Lean's avatar

You are welcome. Trying to set up zoom meeting on my phone.

What link do I use?

Never tried it before.

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Vicki Pense's avatar

My LabCorp testing place is an hour away and I just got back from Idaho actually on a trip

and I’m headed to West Virginia

this weekend

so I don’t have time to get tested

and being with the grandkids - It’s hard to do a fast

but maybe I could join when I get back in three weeks if that works??

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

Hi Vicki,

This study and the fasts will be running for months so you can jump in at any time. Blessings on your time with grandkids!

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Ruth's avatar

Hi, Leslie. I will have my Covid spike protein test on Friday. Will follow up with all info when I get results. Also, glad to have the fasting support. I have been IF for almost 2 years, but hard to stay motivated on my own for the longer fasts.

I ordered NAC before I saw what you ordered. I purchased a NOW lable; 600 mg. Should I stick with this one?? Thanks. Ruth

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

Hi Ruth, sorry about the evolving info—changing NAC recommendations on you. Whether or not you switch to the pricy NAC can depend on your test results. If they come back high, consider switching. The NOW NAC will do some good, just not as much.

Thank you for getting tested and submitting results. This is about to get interesting…

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Sarah's avatar

I won't be able to participate as I'm currently breastfeeding and only 2 months postpartum, but do you think "short" IF windows would be beneficial in combating the spike proteins?

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

You should avoid fasting while breastfeeding except for just a normal 12 hour fast at night. You can get some benefits from doing just three meals, no snacks. In a situation where you're burning through a lot of calories for breastfeeding, just the normal 12 hour fast at night can have the equivalent effects of longer fast.

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JJ's avatar

https://petermcculloughmd.substack.com/p/methylenetetrahydrofolate-reductase

This article makes me think you should know people’s MTHFR status also for your study. If they happen to know it.

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JJ's avatar

I also have the c677t variant. I struggle with homocysteine levels but now also d-dimer levels are elevated. It is a double whammy for people like us.

Have you had your d-dimer checked?

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

I have not had my d-dimer level checked. What is the value of knowing that marker? What does it signify?

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JJ's avatar
Feb 12Edited

Lesle, you are truly amazing!

I can sense your humility through how you write! The Lord uses the humble.

Also, I struggle with weight issues! I know that you have lost weight! Guess what! My doctor just told me that is also a symptom of MTHFR!!!! Arg!

I wish I could sit and chat with you in person! I think we are very like minded.

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

JJ—I never considered my problems with weight loss being related to MTHFR. Are you homozygous for c677T or 1296? I have to say, fasting overcame my weight loss resistance when nothing else could. It can work for you too. It’s all about getting your hunger hormones to cooperate.

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JJ's avatar

I have the same variant as you. I hadn’t considered MTHFR as a reason for weight issues either but I asked my doctor the other day and he said definitely. I can’t remember the exact wording he used.

I am actually seeing him today and I will ask him again and write down what he says. He is brilliant and has so many interesting things to share and I think I will remember everything but when I get home I forget a lot!

I will ask him to order the spike protein test and maybe I will join your fasting challenge.

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

Take notes at your appointment today and share them with me. I find that I have to write everything down people tell me or I forget it too.

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JJ's avatar

It detects blood clots. My doctor is checking everyone’s d-dimer now.

He also says those with MTHFR are more susceptible to shedding from the “vaccinated” which is why I probably have an elevated d-dimer. (Just to be clear I did not get the jabs)

You definitely need to check your d-dimer.

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

Oh, believe me, I will. Already added it to my Marek cart. Editing the list in my post now. Thanks again!

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

JJ: thank you so much for the link to that McCullough paper! This is crowd-sourcing at its best. I'm just one person so I love when you all pass me stuff! Thank you!

I had no idea that MTHFR predisposes one to get blood clots through high homocysteine. I'm homozygous for the worst version of the gene mutation (c677t) so I take methyl Bs every day.

I will definitely add that to my list of things people need to notify me about!

https://petermcculloughmd.substack.com/p/methylenetetrahydrofolate-reductase

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Mabel Lean's avatar

[RESEARCH FOR YOURSELVES.

B-Complex may cause neuropathy and other side effects like “flushing.”]

[https://search.brave.com/search?q=Vitamin+B+Complex+Side+Effects&source=web&summary=1&conversation=c5fb08f89edfb3f14bfacb]

[NOTE: NEVER, EVER use Google or GMail (completely evil tracking and privacy invasion)

Use Brave.com and Proton.me instead.]

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Scrub-Texas's avatar

Most certainly in - as anything to covertly expose all machinations (funding, research and pfft “cures”) and what our own elected government is doing to continue (in all categories) this unhealthy very evil, profitable march to an early death for us all. If only one person is snatched from the maniacal jaws of allopathic medicine, your efforts will be worthwhile.

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

I agree! One person at a time!

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Surak's avatar

Question - my nattokinase supplement is labeled as 2000 FU. What is the equivalent in mg?

EDIT - I may have an answer. There seems to be a 20:1 ratio of FU to mg, so my capsule is 100 mg. I think.

EDIT 2 - All those gif files in the article make it very difficult to read. Sorry.

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

Glad you figured out the FU/mg ratio.

Thanks for the feedback on the gifs. Does it make it difficult to read because it's a lot to scroll past, distracting from the content? I regularly have people tell me that they absolutely love the gifs.

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Jerry Shotkoski's avatar

I tried signing up for lab work, there is no place to have it done with in 100 miles.. Through the link anyway?

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

So you have no LabCorp within a 100 miles? I wonder if you have a hidden LabCorp in a hospital or doctor’s office as I do. I have a LabCorp in town that doesn’t show up on Google Maps or LabCorp’s website but let’s me bring in outside labwork.

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Jerry Shotkoski's avatar

There is a pathology dept at the local hospital, I spose I could just call them to see if I can bring my own paper work?

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Leslie Dennis Taylor's avatar

That’s a tricky one. The pathology dept at my local hospital was very uncooperative when I wanted to get a Genova kit blood draw that LabCorp doesn’t support. But that might just be them.

You can always ask for all these tests through a local doctor and then you will just use the lab associated with their office. Some doctors are game to order whatever you ask for but others refuse. If you can find a functional medical doctor, they are almost always game to order anything and everything.

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Jerry Shotkoski's avatar

Great answer, my daughter in laws mother is my NP. We talk about a lot of medical issues but really pro Vax.

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