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Dr. McCullough protocol for spike protein
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Dr. McCullough protocol for spike protein
Hi everyone,
My brother has been doing the spike protein removal protocol by Dr. McCullough. My friend (not jabbed) has 2 kids age 9 (F) and 11 (M). He is wondering if the protocol is safe for kids. Both kids had 2 shots each. So far nothing has shown itself in his son but his 9 yr ol daughter has gotten rash after rash after rash after her shots. First on her mouth and all around it and now it is showing on her bottom and its bad. Any help would be appreciated.
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Hi! The only suggestion I would have is to find a pediatrician that knows and understand the protocol in order to determine if the protocol is safe. Dr. Elizabeth Mumper is part of the flccc.net. You may want to reach out to her. Sorry I don’t have more.
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I would 2nd the suggestion to look for a pediatrician who can guide your friend.
In addition, here is the FLCCC guide for Covid treatment for kids:
https://imahealth.org/protocol/i-care-for-kids/I would suggest comparing this with Dr. McCullough’s protocol and also the FLCCC vax injury protocol ( https://imahealth.org/protocol/i-recover-post-vaccine-treatment/) and look for parts of the protocol that are also in the FLCCC kids protocol for Covid treatment. For those items, you’ll have clear guidance about using them with children.
I have a friend whose adult daughter (unvaccinated) has had life long issues with severe excema. She has started putting a cream with ivermectin in it directly on her skin and it has cleared up her skin issues (neither me or my friend are medical professionals — so NOT medical advice — just sharing her experience).
imahealth.org
I-CARE: For Kids - FLCCC Alliance
I-CARE For Kids Download I-CARE For Kids Summary Download I-CARE For Kids Protocol A Parent’s Guide to Prevention and Early COVID Treatment for Children Most children with COVID-19 handle the virus well and recover fully. Despite a
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