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You should get a consult from a Naprotech trained MD. Again google naprotech doctor. Since you have a history of HBC use, its appropriate to get second opinion. Good luck!

I just check and i threw out all my 20 years of Creighton tracking. Anyway if its more than 6 mos post hbc and trying, i can send you recs on next steps. Good luck and have fun baby making

Not tech.Dont use tech. You need to evaluate cevical mucus and you might need to track your morning temperature.

Youre in DC? Next time im up there ill see if youre coffee is running.

Replying to Avatar nat brunell

Like so many of you, I’ve been having a very difficult time processing the senseless act of evil and violence that took Charlie Kirk’s life.

Charlie was a man of deep faith, and I take comfort in my belief that his soul is now experiencing eternal peace with his Creator. What has weighed most heavily on my heart all week is not just the loss of his inspiring voice, but thinking about his wife Erika and her unimaginable pain, and their two beloved children – who are far too young to understand why their father won’t be coming home. Seeing Erika grieving beside his casket and hearing that their daughter has been asking “where is daddy?” has gutted me.

A coward robbed them of life’s most precious and priceless gifts: growing old together, watching their children grow, and building memories as a family.

I don’t often speak on politics publicly because things have become so divided and frankly because I have been disenchanted by both parties throughout my life. I’ve chosen to stay in my lane because the one thing that has given me hope in this broken world is Bitcoin. Not because it belongs to one side or the other, but because I believe it is something that we can all eventually get behind together.

What truly unites us are deeper truths: freedom, connection, love, faith, and hope. Charlie understood this.

I firmly believe the deeper source of our division, and the despair we see everywhere today, is a symptom of the corruption of our money. When money is monopolized for the benefit of a select few and stripped of its integrity, everything in society begins to erode – our morals, our responsibility, our long-term vision, even our sense of purpose. That is the world we live in today, where too many young people have lost hope.

And yet Charlie rose in that moment. He awakened a movement of young people who were handed a mountain of debt, broken institutions, and a world stripped of trust, and he inspired them to believe in a better future. That’s extraordinary.

Charlie embodied so much of what our community aspires to: courage, truth, responsibility. And I have long believed that he was poised to become one of Bitcoin’s strongest and most eloquent advocates.

There are two things you cannot kill: a soul, and an idea. I pray deeply for Charlie’s soul, and I know the ideas he championed will live on in the hearts of millions.

I pray for his family, his friends, his community, and his followers. He left behind a lasting and important legacy. And because of him, I believe more people will be moved to find purpose and peacefully fight for their freedoms, in whatever ways they can. God bless Charlie.

As a dear friend so eloquently put it: Charlie will now do his work from above, and it’s up to us to take it from here.

Valkyrie

Warrior widow

Not a victim

Does anyone here use dedicated ereaders? What do you like? Thanks.

Its nostr. The entire point IS I can say what I want. Or nostr is no better than X or bsky. Heres 3 sats for you.

#BeAuthentic #BeCringe

Replying to Avatar corndalorian

This argument is fucking elitist and stupid. I have less than 30k stats. If i share 3 sats with you Im more generous and charitable that the user with billions of sats that send 21. Shut up and be appreciative of everything. The $700 usd to even attend one btc conference on the slowest day is atrocious bougie fuckershit. No beyter than Elon.

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(knock knock) Hello? Is Amethyst up and running again? Hellloooo?

Replying to Avatar negr0

IVERMECTIN

This drug won a Nobel Prize...

But now they're trying to hide it.

Ivermectin.

Here's what it is, what it does, and why they don't want you to know the truth:

1. What is Ivermectin?

Ivermectin is an antiparasitic drug originally developed to treat river blindness and other parasitic infections.

It won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 2015 for its lifesaving impact.

So why is it controversial now?

https://video.nostr.build/07a100e6cc56ab118ee23a6fe6da9b737935ae3876a4455ba24592858cdb5bde.mp4

2. Antiviral Properties of Ivermectin

Research has shown that ivermectin has antiviral properties beyond its use against parasites.

It has been studied to treat:

• Dengue fever

• COVID-19

• Zika virus

• HIV

But every time it shows potential, the dominant narrative tries to discredit it.

https://video.nostr.build/5af232b967923527af152c2890f25901011912be59739c65b7d07f947912ab56.mp4

3. How does Ivermectin work?

Ivermectin works by inhibiting viral replication and reducing inflammation.

It has been shown to:

• Block viral entry into cells

• Modulate the immune response

• Disrupt viral RNA replication

Despite promising data, it was severely suppressed.

https://video.nostr.build/bf91ad38efa3ecec43e90481a087f816a72631b0c1b0b9e00cad5da1dfd09643.mp4

4. The Controversy Surrounding Ivermectin

During the COVID-19 pandemic, ivermectin became a highly controversial topic.

Doctors using it faced:

• Censorship

• Media smear campaigns

• Threats to their medical licenses

Why so much resistance to a cheap and safe drug?

5. The Real Reason They Don't Want You to Use It

Follow the Money.

Ivermectin is off-patent and cheap.

If it worked for major diseases, it would threaten:

• The need for expensive new drugs

• Control over medical narratives

• The pharmaceutical industry's multi-billion-dollar treatments

6. What Science Really Says

Despite censorship, studies have shown:

• Positive results in certain clinical trials

• Antiviral effects in laboratory settings

• Benefits in modulating the immune system

However, many trials were rushed, flawed, or designed to fail.

7. Safety and History of Ivermectin

Ivermectin has been used for decades with an excellent safety record.

More than 4 billion doses have been administered worldwide.

However, it suddenly became "dangerous" when people began to explore its broader benefits.

8. Who benefits from censorship?

The same people who:

• Profit from expensive new drugs

• Control medical guidelines

• Own the major media outlets

If there's a cheap solution, they have no incentive to tell you about it.

REMEMBER WHEN the media laughed and said ivermectin was ONLY for horses and cows?

THEY KNEW it was created for humans back in 1987.

Here's what they didn't tell you 👇

1) It prevents damage caused by mRNA-based drugs, blocks the Spike protein from entering cells, and, if the person was vaccinated, they can be treated to reduce the damage already caused by ivermectin.

2) It only has beneficial effects and no harmful effects in treating the C virus. In fact, before entering the cell, it has already destroyed the virus in the blood.

3) It has powerful anti-inflammatory properties, impacts traumatic and orthopedic injuries, strengthens muscles, and lacks the side effects of corticosteroids.

4) It treats autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, fibromyalgia, psoriasis, Crohn's disease, and allergic rhinitis.

5) It improves immunity in cancer patients, treats herpes simplex and shingles, and reduces the frequency of sinusitis and diverticulitis.

6) It protects the heart in situations of cardiac overload. In a stroke, for example, it prevents cardiac hypoxia by stimulating basic energy production, preventing tissue destruction, and improving heart function.

7) It is antiparasitic and antineoplastic (anticancer). It is said to suppress the proliferation and metastasis of cancer cells, preserving healthy cells and improving the effectiveness of chemotherapy.

8) It can eliminate chemotherapy-resistant cancer cells, defeating resistance to multiple cancer treatments. Combined with chemotherapy or anticancer agents, it increases the effectiveness of these treatments.

9) It is antimicrobial (against bacteria and viruses) and strengthens the immune system.

10) It reaches the central nervous system and regenerates nerves.

11) It regulates glucose, insulin metabolism, cholesterol levels, and reduces liver fat in steatosis.

12) It can be used as a prophylactic agent and has been associated with a significant reduction in C-19 infection, hospitalization, and mortality.

Conclusion

This goes beyond a single drug.

It's about how medicine is:

• Censored

• Politicized

• Controlled

Always question the narrative.

Always follow the money.

I was adding iv. Topically and still got cancer. Idkhow much to take as I am not a horse. I'm waiting for RFKJr HHS to put put guidelines, thst should happen soon.