[IMA-HelenT]

Read the full IMA statement here: https://imahealth.org/hhs-opening-nih-clinic-to-study-and-treat-vaccine-injured-patients/

[David Klemitz]

If anyone contacts these people and asks, they will send them a list of practitioners in their area who will take them seriously.

‘https://react19.org/science

Did you ever get an updated definition of what “Augmented NAC” actually is ? Apart from ‘based on quantum physics’ ofcourse.

[IMA-HelenT]

So sorry but no reply from Dr, Peers as yet, but I am going to see if any of the other fellows can help.

[Gregory Pilcher]

The concept makes sense. But whether it actually proves beneficial depends on whether they use it to continue covering up vaccine harms or to actually try to help the millions of people who have been injured by vaccines. And that’ll be a function of, among other things, how they staff it. If it’s staffed by the same physicians who take an ostrich-like approach to the dangers of vaccines and by the same bureaucrats who just approved mRNA-based flu shots despite overwhelming evidence the mRNA platform is inherently dangerous and by the same bureaucrats who blamed Tylenol for autism while ignoring the obvious role played by vaccines, then the clinic will only further the cover-up. Regrettably, I see no reason to trust that the clinic actually will help those with vaccine injuries. I wouldn’t trust them or put my health in their hands. To have any credibility, they’ll have to staff it with or carve out governing roles for physicians like Pierre Kory, Peter McCullough, Mary Tyler Bowden, Simone Gold, researchers like Nick Hulscher, and others whose eyes have been opened to the dangers and corruption of the corporate medical system snd the public health establishment.

[IMA-HelenT]

Thank you for the response. I think you’ve raised a really important point about trust, and I can understand why you’re sceptical.

Dr Joseph Varon touched on this in an earlier IMA statement, when he spoke about how much public trust was lost during COVID and why rebuilding it requires genuine accountability, not simply more promises.

I think that applies here too. Opening a clinic is a positive first step, but its credibility will depend on who is involved, how openly the research is conducted, whether different medical perspectives are welcomed, and whether the findings are made public, even when they’re uncomfortable.

For me, the most important thing is that patients who have been struggling for years are listened to, their symptoms are properly investigated, and they have access to meaningful care.

I remain hopeful, but I agree that trust has to be earned. The real test will be what this clinic actually delivers for patients.

[Scott Faught]

November will be four years of suffering from the COVID vaccine. After a year and a half, my immune system gave up and I was dealing with a host of issues. I got a new doctor who specialized in treating a host of things at once. Lab work and doctor visit each month to beat everything down. That left the underlying COVID vaccine injury. We managed to keep it in check with a host of things but never got rid of it. Many of the things are on the IMA COVID treatment protocol. But I got COVID last month and nothing was keeping it in check anymore. My doctor did quite a bit of research and related my symptoms to a neurological issue that people who react to the COVID shots get. I did lab work and will see her in another week for confirmation of the diagnosis. It will involve administering meds through an IV if I heard her correctly. There is hope. Eventually, we will move to curing. I’ll post what she IDs and treatment after my next visit. Maybe we can all learn from each other. It might help your friend too.

[IMA-HelenT]

Thank you @swampfox2 four years is such a long time to be dealing with ongoing health issues, and I can only imagine how exhausting and frustrating that must have been.

I’m really glad you’ve found a doctor who is taking the time to investigate your symptoms and work towards some answers. I hope your next appointment brings some clarity and a treatment plan that helps you feel better.

And thank you for offering to come back and share what you learn. That’s one of the things I value most about this community, people supporting each other, sharing their experiences and helping others feel less alone.

I’ll certainly keep your experience in mind when talking to my friend. Wishing you all the very best for your appointment, and please do keep us updated. 💙

[GeezLouise]

Business Opportunity!! I’ve imagined (prayed for) Spikeopathy Clinics for many years. We need one in every town! Now that there is actually an insurance “code” for vaccine injury, I’m hoping, a wealthy someone, creates a chain of clinics! It’s a fantastic business opportunity. I’d name the clinics, Spikeopathy, as once folks ask and learn why it’s called such, the clinics will fill up PDQ!

[IMA-HelenT]

A very interesting idea, let watch if this happens.