My hubby has been on counadin from clots not related to covid. However, he got really sick first part of November. By the 10th he was so sick. He wanted to go to Er. (we’ve never been vaxxed or tested.) He tested positve for covid and was given regeneron injections and came home. On 11/26 he was vomiting blood. Left leg in excruciating pain. Took him to er and his INR was 10. He was bleeding internally. His levels had been perfect. They gave him vitamin K and stopped his coumadin. 11/29 he was peeing blood, bruises all over. Took him back to er. He has a hematoma in the Iliopsoas muscle. Too weird. I started researching and found he could get graphene hydroxide from the test and shedders. They say there’s not a way to get those nanoparticles out. suggestions?

Regeneron has a 30% death rate..FYI. FUCIODAN...will get the particles out.

Ugh. I didn’t want him to get regeneron but I wasn’t in there. They soecifically told him that’s what Trump had. Thanks for the info.

Fucoidan also helps to prevent influenza outbreaks as well as battling HIV and herpes outbreaks. Long-term use of Fucoidan may lead to a mineral deficiency. So, it is important to supply minerals such as iron (no iron supplement if cancer is present unless there is a deficiency for sure), cobalt, manganese, and zinc when using long term (a year or more). Foods that contain iron are spinach, legumes, red meat, pumpkin seeds, and quinoa. Cobalt is part of vitamin B-12 so adding a B-complex vitamin will suffice. Food that contains manganese is leafy greens. Sign of zinc deficiency is loss of taste and smell, loss of appetite, decrease in immunity, depression, and excessive hair loss. Foods that contain zinc are meat, shellfish, and eggs. It’s perfectly fine to consume a large amount of Fucoidan for a long time. If you feed decent foods such as vegetables, meat etc, I doubt you will have a deficiency in these minerals.