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Scott Marsland, FNP-C's avatar

The science behind the Arc is based upon the research of the late orthopedic surgeon Dr Robert O Becker, who practiced at the Veterans Administration in little old Syracuse, NY between the late 1950s and 1981, when the DOD chiefs shut him down for sqwauking too loudly about the dangers of EMF. His book "The Body Electric" is a wonderful resource and a fun read.

Arc Microtech makes two mircocurrent devices. The first was the Arc Equine, and years later they developed the Arc4 Health for humans. Many horse owners across the world saw the tremendous benefits of the device for their horses, and used the Equine device themselves for a wide range of conditions, including PTSD, chronic pain, regeneration of cardiac function, healing of connnective tissue injuries, but most importantly, chronic fatigue from injured mitochondria. The second device, Arc4Health, is a more blunt instrument, dumbed down in order to get approved by the regulators in the UK. It is possible to have an acquaintance in the UK gift you with one, but the import taxes raise the price significantly, and it will often get stuck in US Customs (because we don't want effective medical treatment reaching American citizens you know) for up to two months. Arc Microtech plans to seek US FDA approval for use of their device in humans. They will be submitting what is effectively the current equine device, as it is more sophisticated and effective than the Arc4Health. Pay close attention to the case study on Iliac Venous Compression or May Thurner Syndrome and you will see how I guided the patient in treatment. Additionally, you can join the FLCCC Alliance online community, as their staff have been in touch with the inventor of the Arc devices in order to secure practical guidance in their use. This is not individual medical advice for YOU! Yes, I want to grow our practice and make a living, so I want you to consider becoming a patient of ours in order to receive skilled guidance. There are limits to DIY healthcare, and I see it every day. The FLCCC protocols are a starting point, but not a one-size-fits-all formula. The social media pundits are all over the map. I won't entertain more detailed questions than this on the topic of the Arc. You can lead a horse to water, but....

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Scott Marsland, FNP-C's avatar

Thank you for pointing out my error Yoel. I've edited the original post, and hopefully this conveys my intended message clearly. This gets into a clinical discussion which some will find valuable. Because K1 has less bioavailability and a shorter half-life, what we administer IV in the ED is not as persistent and potent as the K2 most of my patients have been taking orally. There appear to be two sites where conversion of K1 to K2 occurs: one in the intestine and another in certain tissues in the body. There is the intellectual idea of what should be a problem, and what presents itself as a problem which I what I am referencing in my Substack.

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Scott Marsland, FNP-C's avatar

Great to hear Abigail. IVC workups are an uphill battle, but the potential resolution of severe MCAS and POTS is impressive.

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Scott Marsland, FNP-C's avatar

AZ has severely harmed several of my patients. The short answer to your question is yes, because spike protein is a common denominator. We see Canadian patients via telemedicine.

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Abigail M Hemken's avatar

I first heard you speak at the Phoenix FLCCC conference. As a result I’m working up a few patients for iliac compression! I appreciate the depth of your articles!

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kasz's avatar

"In areas of the world with vaccination levels between 70-90%, we can expect that everyone has microclotting, from direct injection of spike promoting molecules, or receipt of spike into our bodies from shedding."

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/world/covid-vaccinations-tracker.html

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Scott Marsland, FNP-C's avatar

There are areas of Africa where the vax rate is in the single digits. It would be valuable to know if microclotting has impacted the population to the same degree.The problem is not just the vaccinations, but the shedding, so that the unvaccinated we test have microclotting also.

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Fain Zimmerman's avatar

Thank you Scott! I always enjoy your writings. I learn so much! Take lots of notes.

What would you suggest to take for an ongoing health boost to counter the shedding we’re exposed to? I’m not vaxxed but have friends and family who are. At 79 I feel I should be boosting my immune system somehow. Thanks!

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Scott Marsland, FNP-C's avatar

Two of the safest ways to boost immunity are intermittent fasting and Vitamin D. The FLCCC Alliance has abundant guidance re: both on their website.

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Fain Zimmerman's avatar

Thank you Scott! I do a limited IF every other day. I have only liquids (Liquid I.V. Hydration Multiplier water, celery juice, orange juice and coffee until about 2 p.m. when I eat an apple for lunch. Then a regular dinner around 6.) And my vitamin D level was 105 at the last check a few months ago. I've found this IF works well for me, as I lost almost 20 pounds after I started it. I'm now holding that weight easily where I wanted to be. Guess it is working ok!

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Reo Speedwagon's avatar

I've seen 3 references to that ARC microcurrent therapy and I am curious what it does for people.

There is nothing on the company website that indicates it is for human use, but geez, if it helps horses somehow, I would love to know how exactly it helps humans (esp those of us who have chronic pain from old broken bones, not related to the spike protein) . Can you please write about this in an upcoming blog? Please please please?

https://arcmicrotech.com/en_us/arcequine/

Thanks!

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Yoel's avatar

Vitamin K2 is not the same as Vitamin K1 in terms of Clotting risk.

In the ER when a Coumadin pt presents with an INR of 12, they give IV K1 not K2.

I wonder if K2 should be a concern at all.

However it still makes total sense a Patient with PASC/MCAS should react to a Vitamin, since they can react to "anything" with their hyperactive mast cells.

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Sunlover's avatar

Would these protocols work for someone who had taken 2 shots of AZ in spring 2021? Unfortunately those living in Canada have been totally left behind by all those chasing Phizer and Moderna. I know clotting was an issue with AZ, but no one even talks about it. No where to turn to try to figure out if problems that arose after AZ shots are to blame or what to do. Canadian drs are threatened and silenced.

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