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Amyloid is part protein, part silicon, part aluminum. For some it would handy to bury aluminum-based amyloidosis on myocarditis from COVID-19 or the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Nov 15, 2022·edited Nov 15, 2022

James,

Silicon and aluminum in Amyloid? Sorry to question. This is important. Where does the silicon portion come from? Environment I assume, but can you help me with specifics?

The aluminum probably comes from vaccine adjuvants, the chemtrail sprays they are dousing us with daily admitted by the perpetrators ( rumble.com, bitchute.com odysee.com), and uptake into the crops and animal life we ingest, aluminum drinking bottles, other additional sources?

Any way to chelate or break down the Amyloid? Aluminum? My understanding was that Amyloid is a misfolded protein, made by CD38 B cells mutated spontaneously to produce this L or K abnormal light chain. I am speaking of AL type. It then accumulâtes and gets lodged, due to the misfolding, in the interstitial spaces where it wreaks havoc on the tissue/organs.

Thank you

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Silicon would come from our diet.

Here's the reference long forgottten - "The non-protein component of the amyloid (aluminum silicate) may form the basis for the deposition or amplification (possible self-replication) of the aggregated amyloid protein. " https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC554575/

Not medical advice, but look into the Bill Frey's amazing research on intranasal insulin breaking up amyloid. e.g.,

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=frey-w+intranasal+insulin

He's not alone

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33515428/#:~:text=Intranasally%20administered%20insulin%20is%20assumed,sleep%2Drelated%20mechanisms%20are%20discussed.

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Could amyloid also come from graphene oxide?

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Walnut? LOL. I'll take it that's Walter Chesnut. I like reading him even though I understand very little.

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Nov 15, 2022·edited Nov 15, 2022

D,

A lot. Most, I would say. People just " die of old age ". Even when they are relatively young and otherwise " healthy ". Primary Care Physicians don't have a clue, other then it is a familiar sounding name and the prognosis in very poor. Even though it is not necessary when diagnosed and treated properly.

Cardiologists, about 1/3 have a clue but don't know the simple non invasive blood test and ultrasound to order or how to read it. A handful of US, Italian and a few other countries' Cardiologists understand, to a degree and treat the disease.

Oncologists which it typically falls in the lap of are starting to learn but not many specializing in it yet unfortunately. Approx 3-4 per US State.

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