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Hi TriJ and Jennifer,

It really depends on the person, the situation, and the goals. Your options are to read and act upon the FLCCC documents re: IVM dosing, read between the lines of what I have written so far, or sign up for a Spike Prevention visit with our practice.

Peace,

Scott

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Much appreciated!

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May 5Liked by Scott Marsland, FNP-C

Great artIcle to which you know I can relate. When it arrived, I was writing a substack that corroborates some of what you said. It concerns a recent nasty experience with a doctor. Hope to put it out there today. Still climbing the learning curve of this platform.

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Yes, multiple times.

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May 7·edited May 7Author

Agree with your first three sentences, but re: your fourth, I would say au contraire mon frere. Because shedding is real, even though some were distrustful or wise enough, or both, to not get the shots, the shedding of spike, spike antibodies, and lipid nanoparticles is not isolated to the vaccinated. It is now a problem of universal contamination.

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Petroleum Based Synthetic Injections

Are Not Compatible

With Water Based Human Bodies.

This Is Not Complicated People.

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Scott, have you encountered anyone who has had the onset of Parkinson's or Parkinsonian-like symptoms as a result of spike exposure, whether from Covid, the vaccine, or from shedding?

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Scott, on the weekly FLCCC webcast some weeks ago, you and Dr. Marik mentioned ivermectin’s efficacy in binding the spike protein. Are you comfortable giving a recommendation for how many mg/kg, and whether daily, bi-weekly, etc, dosing, is adequate for binding spike and keeping it at bay?

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I, also, would like to know this.

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The answer to that question is definitely in the FLCCC protocols on the website.

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You’re right, it is (with the qualification that the instructions are assumed to be followed under a doctors care). Thanks, I should have realized that!

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