Thank you for this. I am a few weeks into using the nicotine patch and it appears to be working wonders thus far. I will confess that I started some other treatments at the same time, but after many years, the relief from symptoms has been nothing short of miraculous (after spending about $100K on functional medicine doctors and treatments and only getting worse). The other treatments I started that week are too numerous to mention, mostly supplements, but the day I started feeling better was the day I started the patch. BTW, the link to the study file in the description does not work. Thanks again!
Hey Harry, would love to hear an update if you give the nicotine patches a go again! I am very keen to try the protocol, but first am working on getting my immune system better balanced so it can in fact eliminate covid/spike once it’s liberated. Thanks you two for sharing this valuable information!!
When asked the question, what is nicotine? I wish he'd said it is a part of tobacco. Tobacco is actually a useful leaf and has been used medicinally for years, is my research.
I thought you cannot cut a patch, so how can you start with a minute dose? I am afraid to start at 7mg because I am sensitive to many things in a bad way.
You definitely CAN cut the patches…..cut the 7 mg into four pieces so you only get 1.75 mg per 24 hrs. Then after a few weeks you can try going up to 3.5 mg per day which is a maintenance dose. Some people work up to 7 mg per day but every body is different so just see what you can tolerate.
I have an extremely sensitive body too. I only felt weird for about a day or two but my chronic dizziness due to long COVID was gone by day two and major improvement after a week. POTS, excessive sweating, joint pain, tachycardia, nausea, and vomiting are gone. I’m still using it. This is my 4th week. My only symptom left is weakness or fatigue but, it is not as bad as before. You need to use it 24 hours a day for 6 weeks according to the initial study.
It’s very interesting. I have had CFS for 20 years. Against better judgment in my early 20s I started smoking for about 3 years. In hindsight it was the best I had ever felt. ME was just a background problem then. Over the years is gotten much worse again. I have just started nicotine, hopefully I will see some improvement. Thanks for the information.
Did we know at what tissue temperature did SARS COV2 better replicate ? Why ? Because german virologist Christian Drosten indicate that to infect tissue with SARS COV2 low tissue temperature increase infection ( at TWiV 659 at min29)
7mg (Nicoderm) no generic brands. The treatment is for 6 weeks and buy it from a store. Do not buy it online sometimes the patches have been exposed to heat or they are cheap quality and do not work well. You will feel some improvement by the second day and feel a little weird on the first day. Keep it on 24 hours a day.
At some hypoxic patient with Covid19 erytocite have tendency to agregate at relative low blood temperature. Normal body temperature prevent erytocite to aggregate. Lower body temperature increase tendency of erytocite to aggregate at some Covid19 patients. Maybe higher IgM antibody are involved ?
At perifereal capillary level blood temperature decrease. That can explain why pulse oximetry indicate lower values at Covid19 patients. Tendency of erytocite to aggregate at lower temperature increase blood viscousity at perifereal capillary level. That can explain paradoxal ,, happy hypoxia,,at some Covid19 patients. Use of warmed oxigen mix at body temperature at hypoxic Covid19 patients increase oxigen saturation rapidly.
I've heard of people cutting their patches but my understanding is that you really shouldn't because it messes up the rate at which the nicotine is released and can give you too much too quickly. My wife had the 7mg patches and just put a bandaid on first and then put the patch over that so half the patch was on top of the bandaid. Seemed to work for her.
Saying nicotine is not addictive is the absolute most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard! I never smoked, and started on chewing gum, and I can absolutely say it’s incredibly addictive.
@@Montezuma0 simply don't agree. I can chew or use patch for several days or a week and forget to do it again the next day. You are definitely in the minority.
I used nicotine gum to stop smoking 30 years ago. He's right it goes into blood stream right away. I got addicted to the gum, and back then, it was only prescribed by a doctor. I started going to Mexico to get it. I finally used the patches to get off the gum haha. Around the same time I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue, and it was bad. In my late 40' and 50's eased up a little, and then when I got covid bio weapon it attacked my weakest areas. Muscles and nerves pain, and chronic fatigue 😩 I around June 30th started the patch and I have definitely noticed a difference with pain. I'm still tired a lot but definitely feel much better. Taking lots of supplements as well for long covid. None helped with the pain like the nicotine patches.
Nicotine has been proven to not be addictive. That's just what we've been told. Nicotine can be found in most nightshade vegetables. They push it because of cigarettes. Cigarettes have 500-1000's of added chemicals. Pyrazines are added and that's what makes cigarettes and snuff addictive
Thank you for this. I am a few weeks into using the nicotine patch and it appears to be working wonders thus far. I will confess that I started some other treatments at the same time, but after many years, the relief from symptoms has been nothing short of miraculous (after spending about $100K on functional medicine doctors and treatments and only getting worse). The other treatments I started that week are too numerous to mention, mostly supplements, but the day I started feeling better was the day I started the patch. BTW, the link to the study file in the description does not work. Thanks again!
I heard a man’s testimony who had prostate cancer and colon cancer, could not walk and by using the nicotine patch was able to walk
I just ordered patches. Fingers crossed.
Sick for almost 3 years.
Did you try it yet
Same and same! Going to start taking them on Saturday. Hope they’ve helped you.
This was SO illuminating and helpful! Thank you SO much! 🙏🙏🙏
Hey Harry, would love to hear an update if you give the nicotine patches a go again!
I am very keen to try the protocol, but first am working on getting my immune system better balanced so it can in fact eliminate covid/spike once it’s liberated.
Thanks you two for sharing this valuable information!!
Good info thanks just started, also starting eecp and if both fail then drugs
When asked the question, what is nicotine? I wish he'd said it is a part of tobacco. Tobacco is actually a useful leaf and has been used medicinally for years, is my research.
It is part of tobacco, but also found in a lot of vegetables, especially nightshade vegetables
I thought you cannot cut a patch, so how can you start with a minute dose? I am afraid to start at 7mg because I am sensitive to many things in a bad way.
The 7m are already split so you can just pull off the plastic left side one way and next day other side. No need to cut.
You definitely CAN cut the patches…..cut the 7 mg into four pieces so you only get 1.75 mg per 24 hrs. Then after a few weeks you can try going up to 3.5 mg per day which is a maintenance dose. Some people work up to 7 mg per day but every body is different so just see what you can tolerate.
I have an extremely sensitive body too. I only felt weird for about a day or two but my chronic dizziness due to long COVID was gone by day two and major improvement after a week. POTS, excessive sweating, joint pain, tachycardia, nausea, and vomiting are gone. I’m still using it. This is my 4th week. My only symptom left is weakness or fatigue but, it is not as bad as before. You need to use it 24 hours a day for 6 weeks according to the initial study.
It’s very interesting. I have had CFS for 20 years. Against better judgment in my early 20s I started smoking for about 3 years. In hindsight it was the best I had ever felt. ME was just a background problem then. Over the years is gotten much worse again. I have just started nicotine, hopefully I will see some improvement. Thanks for the information.
How do u feel?
I have cut my patches. I do think they have helped. I’ve had long covid since 2020. I could stomach the gum or mints but I can use patches.
Did we know at what tissue temperature did SARS COV2 better replicate ?
Why ?
Because german virologist Christian Drosten indicate that to infect tissue with SARS COV2 low tissue temperature increase infection ( at TWiV 659 at min29)
Theoretically higher mucouseal respiratory temperature protect against Covid19
Is chewing gum ok I’ve started using that .
How would I start with 1mg - is there a patch of that size? Or gum?
7mg (Nicoderm) no generic brands. The treatment is for 6 weeks and buy it from a store. Do not buy it online sometimes the patches have been exposed to heat or they are cheap quality and do not work well. You will feel some improvement by the second day and feel a little weird on the first day. Keep it on 24 hours a day.
Chew 1/4 of a 4 mg piece of gum or half of a 2mg piece, to start with 1 mg
I’ve seen 1, 2 and 4 mg lozenges online.
At some hypoxic patient with Covid19 erytocite have tendency to agregate at relative low blood temperature.
Normal body temperature prevent erytocite to aggregate.
Lower body temperature increase tendency of erytocite to aggregate at some Covid19 patients.
Maybe higher IgM antibody are involved ?
At perifereal capillary level blood temperature decrease.
That can explain why pulse oximetry indicate lower values at Covid19 patients.
Tendency of erytocite to aggregate at lower temperature increase blood viscousity at perifereal capillary level.
That can explain paradoxal ,, happy hypoxia,,at some Covid19 patients.
Use of warmed oxigen mix at body temperature at hypoxic Covid19 patients increase oxigen saturation rapidly.
Struggling to see any 3mg Nicotine patches for sale. Are we able to cut a 7mg patch in half? Struggling to get a clear answer on if this is ok or not.
I've heard of people cutting their patches but my understanding is that you really shouldn't because it messes up the rate at which the nicotine is released and can give you too much too quickly. My wife had the 7mg patches and just put a bandaid on first and then put the patch over that so half the patch was on top of the bandaid. Seemed to work for her.
There are 1, 2 and 4 mg lozenges.
Saying nicotine is not addictive is the absolute most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard! I never smoked, and started on chewing gum, and I can absolutely say it’s incredibly addictive.
Nicotine gum is absorbed quickly. Nicotine patches are absorbed over 24 hours.
@@Montezuma0it’s still addictive no matter how it enters your body.
@@Montezuma0 simply don't agree. I can chew or use patch for several days or a week and forget to do it again the next day. You are definitely in the minority.
I used nicotine gum to stop smoking 30 years ago. He's right it goes into blood stream right away. I got addicted to the gum, and back then, it was only prescribed by a doctor. I started going to Mexico to get it. I finally used the patches to get off the gum haha. Around the same time I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue, and it was bad. In my late 40' and 50's eased up a little, and then when I got covid bio weapon it attacked my weakest areas. Muscles and nerves pain, and chronic fatigue 😩 I around June 30th started the patch and I have definitely noticed a difference with pain. I'm still tired a lot but definitely feel much better. Taking lots of supplements as well for long covid. None helped with the pain like the nicotine patches.
Well if I have to choose between nicotine dependency and being debilitated by chronic illness, I'll choose the nicotine
Nicotine have ganglioplegic effect and moderate nerv parasimpatetic reactivity
Nicotine prevent and moderate excesive vasodilatation.
Historicaly was used to prevent headache.
Nicotine does not cause cancer but it makes tumors grow faster?
Increased angiogenisis = increased bloodflow. More blood = more nutrients for good and "bad" cells. So existing tumors would benefit from nicotine.
now that may be true.
Nicotine has been proven to shrink and/or eliminate tumors. We're talking straight Nicotine not smoking cigarettes
NO…..it actually dissolves tumors
Nicotine patch also contains chemicals
I am wondering about nicotine and turbo cancer...
yes me too, it is a stimulant!
Nicotine patches actually dissolves tumors…..especially effective at dissolving brain tumors
@@DeborahLee-ne4pr intrestinh claim, do you have some article regardimg this I could read?
Nicotine may be an effective, low cost, intervention but saying it is non-addictive is categorically false.
Nicotine has been proven to not be addictive. That's just what we've been told. Nicotine can be found in most nightshade vegetables. They push it because of cigarettes. Cigarettes have 500-1000's of added chemicals. Pyrazines are added and that's what makes cigarettes and snuff addictive
@@alicianicholson2140
The amount in nightshades is in nanograms
Gums, patches and cigarettes in mgs
I don't know if it's not addictive in that amount