Spike protein is believed to be some type of activator of an autoimmune response

 Dr. Shankara Chetty, MD and Dr. Phillip McMillan, MD evaluating in detail manifestations of the disease process of Covid, where the spike protein is believed to be some type of activator of an autoimmune response.2024June25 This is a potentially lifesaving and very interesting video because my hero, Dr. Chetty had this himself happen to him and actually died three times. After the second death, he begged his doctor to run a D dimer test, and 2 other tests (See transcript notes.) Then after the third time of bringing him back, the doctor did as Dr. Chetty had requested and guess what? Dr. Chetty’s D dimer test showed the problem, clearly. In short, his immune system had gone crazy, and it was attacking his main brain stem. The end result of this, is that the spike protein toxin can attack any given part of your body, including organs and your nervous system. Later in the video, Dr. Chetty and Dr. Phillip McMillian discuss the real problem which seems to be that people exposed to the covid spike protein whether unvaccinated or vaccinated are now primed for the next attack. Dr. Chetty and Dr. McMillian discuss this at the end of the video. This video is very interesting and potentially lifesaving. What a day we live in? https://rumble.com/v544hu9-did-dr-chetty-nearly-die-from-covd.html 23 minutes. Describes the beginning of Dr. Chetty’s very 1 st Covid illness two years ago and what happened then which was similar to his recent event. 27 minutes. (Here I describe the test based on the transcript of the video) Dr. Chetty orders lab work on himself (Video transcript says CRPS) CRP test, C-reactive protein (CRP) Test, Interleukin test, IL-6 test, (Video says inter lucans later referred to as IL6 test, Interleukin-6 test), and D-dimer test. FYI: C-reactive protein (CRP) Test. Note when this test is used: The IL-6 test is not frequently ordered. C-reactive protein (CRP) is the most commonly ordered test to evaluate inflammation, but IL-6 may be ordered in conjunction with or following a CRP test when a person has signs and symptoms of an inflammatory condition or infection, and a health care practitioner wants additional information. FYI: Interleukin-6 (IL-6) may be used to help evaluate a person who has a condition associated with inflammation, such as lupus or rheumatoid arthritis, or with infection, such as sepsis. It may also be used in the evaluation of diabetes, stroke, or cardiovascular disease. Interleukin-6 is one of a large group of molecules called cytokines. IL-6 acts on a variety of cells and tissues. It promotes differentiation of Bcells (white blood cells that produce antibodies), promotes cell growth in some cells, and inhibits growth in others. It stimulates the production of acute phase proteins. IL-6 also plays a role in body temperature regulation, bone maintenance, and brain function. It is primarily pro-inflammatory but can also have anti-inflammatory effects. Cytokines are a part of the “inflammatory cascade” that involves the coordinated, sequential activation of immune response pathways, [Cytokines have multiple roles to play within the body and act especially within the immune system to help direct the body’s immune response. One of the issues with adverse events is what some researchers call a “cytokine storm”], IL-6 acts on a variety of cells and tissues. It promotes differentiation of B-cells (white blood cells that produce antibodies), promotes cell growth in some cells, and inhibits growth in others. It stimulates the production of acute phase proteins. IL-6 also plays a role in body temperature regulation, bone maintenance, and brain function. It is primarily pro-inflammatory but can also have anti-inflammatory effects.[I believe that this anti-inflammatory effects is what Dr. Chetty was looking for in his first blood test which was within 8 days of disease start date* and did not show anything…later in his recent crisis which followed retesting showing massively elevated d-dimer tests, 481 to over 6,000+, and FYI: D-dimer test (Video Transcript says D Diers), ( D-dimer tests can help rule out harmful blood clots that can cause deep vein thrombosis (DVT), pulmonary embolism (PE), or stroke. A study found that elevated d-dimer levels, a sign of increase blood clotting, can persist in some patients' months after a COVID-19 diagnosis. Study: https://www.healio.com/news/hematologyoncology/20210408/elevated-ddimer-levels-common-months-after-covid19-diagnosis (Most of the information (FYI) explaining what the medical information means and the descriptions of the recommended tests is from https://www.testing.com/) 28:38 minutes: Diagnosis Dr. Chetty suspected: Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC) which can be defined as a widespread hyper-coagulable state that can lead to micro- and macro-vascular clotting and compromised blood flow, ultimately resulting in multiple organ dysfunction syndrome or MODS. As this process begins note in the discussion, where Dr. Chatty stated he also was having flare ups of slight headaches, stuffy nose, and 3x blurred vision/double vision episodes…He actually had gone back to work on Thursday prior and this event was the following Sunday, 8 days* after the onset of his disease. 30:10 minutes. Dr. Chetty treated himself with Prednisone which belongs to a class of drugs known as corticosteroids. It decreases your immune system’s response to various diseases to reduce symptoms such as swelling and allergic-type reactions. 34 minutes. Dr. Chetty speaks of any virus which may create a cytokine response can now trigger an usual response in people’s bodies. He has seen this with some people, and it is his understanding of this disease process. Here Dr. Chetty begins to talk about this recent time where he became ill and everything seemed to be going the same as his illness 2 years ago, except it became much worse. 36 or 37 minutes. Dr. Chetty describes his at home episodes and what meds he used, similar to what he had used previously. 38 minutes. … tonic spasm that looked like a seizure. 39 minutes. Dr. Chetty now explains his illness to the ER doctor. 40 Finally, after proper testing his treating physician then gave Dr. Chetty Heparin, an anticoagulant (“blood thinner”) that stops your blood from forming blood clots or making them bigger. It can help a blood clot dissolve faster, but it can’t break it down. 48 minutes. Now, they review what was learned by Dr. Chetty going through this process. 48:47 minutes. Here they specifically talk about what their research has shown is going with the release of histamines in the brain or the meninges of the brain? 53 minutes. now he talks about how unvaccinated and vaccinated patients may be sensitized for these attacks to occur. 54 minutes. The spike protein that the RNA vaccines in the virus carry is a membrane protein. Here he’s being quite specific so hopefully a professional can understand the details. 58 minutes. Now he discusses, knowing this creates a problem because we don’t understand our immune system enough and this puts us all at risk. 103 minutes. Now they talk about lessons learned, and they highlight the numerous, multi benefits of heparin. They spell out in detail different things that are targets, which is useful in the disease process they’re discussing…Dr Chetty adds here are some negatives of Heparin, depending on the platelet levels, stressing when you use it in this process and mentions other similar types of medications that can be used in heparin’s place. This is an important point concerning the timing and continued testing while treating during the disease process. Let professionals' figure this out; however, they need to know about this information. 105 minutes. This is an existential crisis. *Historically, Dr. Chetty knew from his experience in South Africa since 2020, that Covid on the 8th day turns into a much more vigorous disease and needs to be treated differently, often specifically after that day. (Most of the information explaining what the medical information means and the descriptions of the recommended tests is from https://www.testing.com/ Or from the transcript offered on the video site.) Please note this is for educational purposes to highlight this latest understanding that these two doctors have been researching since the start of the covid virus in 2020. Much more research will need to be done especially by our health care providers, when our providers deem such research appropriate.) Dr. Shankara Chetty, MD, from South Africa, has been doing covid research in his practice and has treated over 14,000 patients with no deaths. In 2020, he instructed all the ER doctors across India on covid protocols which he had used to keep patients out of the hospital. Dr. Chetty is an officer in an international group of doctors and medical related practitioners. Dr. Phillip McMillan, MD, from the UK, specializes in immunology and has founded Vejon Health. He is an officer in an international group of doctors. At Vejon Health you can find videos including interviews and educational research related information from international conferences and renown researchers. Vejon Health can be found @ Youtube, Rumble, Substack, and www.McMillanresearch.com. 

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