Can LYSINE abolish the need for vaccines?

[ofonorow]

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2021/02/bill-sardi/virologists-report-poor-mans-amino-acid-cure-for-covid-19-would-abolish-need-for-vaccines/

The medical staff at a clinic in the Dominican Republic was coming down with two cases of coronavirus per month before lysine therapy was instituted.

The virologists, Drs. Christopher Kagan, Bo Karlicki and Alexander Chaihorsky, strongly suggested the front-line healthcare workers embark on a daily regimen of lysine therapy due to daily exposure to the virus. Their ground-breaking report is published online at ResearchGate.net.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/344210822_Lysine_Therapy_for_SARS-CoV-2

[sjmusic2]

I posted about this very topic years ago in this forum and the troll of the day tried to ridicule the findings (from Matthias Rath studies).

What goes around comes around.

[Qimualaniq656]

I dunno but, my partner is a covid long hauler. Come to find out, covid can re-activate MONO. And he has been having similar symptoms. I bought some Lysine.

[ofonorow]

Over the years, per Cathcart, we have observed that MONO can require hundreds of milligrams of vitamin C daily, and even then may take weeks to overcome. See Cathcarts Bowel Tolerance paper:

https://vitamincfoundation.org/www.orthomed.com/titrate.htm

Then, when true liposomal vitamin C became available, parents began reporting that their children were overcoming MONO in days on high does liposomal. Dr. Levy reported that true liposomal may be 10 more effective than IV/C against infection clinically).

[ofonorow]

The anti-viral nature of lysine, as reportedly found by research by the University of Chicago in helping to eliminate cold sores, is the ostensibly the reason lysine is usually found on all drug store shelves. I suppose we should do a research review to help inform others, from what I just heard from Dr. Lee Merritt, is a disease most likely initially transmitted by "tactile" (touch) and not aerosol (through the air).

[confused1]

I made a salve with lysine, garlic oil, vitamin c from member oxc, vitamin e, and vitamins a&d. I use it on cold sores and warts. Instant pain relief and heals the cold sore very quickly. Warts take a few days but they vanish as well.

[sjmusic2]

Here's an updated 2020 review of the Matthias Rath studies I mentioned years back...

https://www.dr-rath-foundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/micronutrients-against-viral-infections.pdf

[ofonorow]

Thanks for that link! As I read Judy Mikovitz's books, the first thought is that she says Anthony Fauci is responsible all those viral outbreaks listed in the beginning. The second thought is that to accomplish what Rath's team accomplished, these micronutrients must enhance the production of Interferon, i.e., the secret weapon our immune cells produce to inactivate viruses. Judy highly recommends this book by Cummins THE CASE FOR INTERFERON https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1510765506/ref=sw_img_1?smid=&psc=1 after pointing to research that INF-a and b suppress all viruses, including the common cold.

[confused1]

I think you answered your own question. Somebody said, "It's hard to get a man to know something when his paycheck depends on him not knowing it."

[confused1]

I'm referring to docs and others in the space, that suggest supplements/vitamins and other non prescription ways to deal with C, not the drug-only docs. It's kind of interesting how under the radar lysine is, considering the dose, cost, its apparent effect on viral infections and ease of use.

Good point. Maybe they have their own pet theories and supplement regimens and there isn't as much research on lysine? I know I myself, in recommending various things like Owen's liposomal c, vitamin d, zinc etc., have only ever mentioned lysine in connection with cold sores. Other than this site, I just haven't run across much on lysine.

[pamojja]

4 studies listed on c19early.com:

https://c19early.com/treatments.html#l-lysine

For arginine just above 1 only.

[confused1]

Thanks for those. I'm sure the research is out there. I use lysine regularly as part of the Pauling protocol and I know it is amazing for herpes virus cold sores. I didn't connect the dots that it was antiviral generally, rather than specifically. Haha, ok, ok, I'll recommend it!