FLCCC Conference - Yes, It's STILL Friday Morning, Day 1

Part 2: Summaries of Dr. Nathan Goodyear & Dr. Jordan Vaughn

[addendum: the conference materials are available on the FLCCC website HERE ]

Cancer: The next coming pandemic

After the mid-morning break, Dr. Nathan Goodyear was first up. He is an oncologist in Scottsdale, AZ but is a holistic practioner, a physician who takes a broad ranging approach to treating his patients. He began by talking about “turbo cancer” (extremely rapid progression of a new cancer or in cancer previously in remission) and how there are competing narratives concerning rates of cancer, progression, and so on, concluding his introductory remarks by saying that we will see how this actually plays out over time.

He then presented a patient diagnosed with breast cancer in 2010, who was stable in remission until experiencing a rapid progression and death after COVID infection. He addressed elements of pathology as Dr. Cole had done, but focused on cancer-related issues. For example: spike protein binding to the ACE-2 receptors on platelets activates integrin-α, which increases adhesion & aggregation with cancer cells. This promotes their movement through the bloodstream to distant sites. Nuclear factor-κB (NF-κB) is part of this process via integrin, also working towards spreading cancers cells far & wide. Dr Goodyear described platelets as “collaborating with the enemy” which really drove home the point. LPS (lipopolysaccharide) and TLR4 (toll-like receptor 4) are also part of this process.

The old scheme of immune surveillance in cancer has been replaced by the concept of immunoediting. Dr. Goodyear explained the three phases of elimination, equilibrium, and escape. Initially the immune system is able to eliminate cancer cells, but over time as mutations occur, new phenotypic expression occurs so an equilibrium between growth & destruction of cells occurs, and a relatively ‘quiet’ state is seen. Escape happens when there is enough change that the immune system can no longer kill the cancer cells as quickly. What seems to happen is that the virus, or the spike protein, alter this balance allowing an explosive growth, so called ‘turbo cancer.’

He discussed several mechanisms including tissue hypoxia triggering angiogenesis which facillitates growth. Endothelial damage provides a location for circulating cancer cells to establish a ‘base camp’ for metastases. During this part of the presentation there was a massive amount of information presented both verbally as well as in his slide presentation, and I made a note to myself to really study this slide! He presented it as a ‘connect the dots’ map. He did note that the variants had differing levels of effects in these mechanisms of escape.

Long COVID has an association with cancer, and there is reactivation of latent viruses, some of which are oncogenic: EBV, CMV, HepC, HIV, HPV, etc. He stated that there was a linkage between lifetime viral load and cancer, and also mentioned the importance of gut microbiome. He quoted 6 criteria from a paper concerning whether a virus could be categorized as an oncogenic virus:

1. transmitted between humans

2. can establish chronic infections that last for years without obvious symptoms.

3. co-opt cellular processes for replication

4. undermine immune recognition

5. derail conserved signaling pathways that control cell cycle progression and apoptosis

6. support their propagation.

He emphasized the fact that the SARS-2 CoV meets all 6 of these criteria. We are a long, long way from seeing how this will all play out. Let this not discourage you, but rather let it motivate you to learn all that you can, to share this knowledge with others, and seek to make use of it in whatever capacity you can.

Just before concluding he spoke of research demonstrating multigenerational effects of the chemotherapy drug ifosfamide (operating at the epigenetic level, that is outside of DNA coding, but transmissible physical changes) and asked rhetorically: What is Our Legacy? In rat studies this drug has caused changes that are seen for multiple generations, and we truly do not know what effects the spike protein may cause in future generations. especially when produced for many weeks as happens via the mRNA injections.

His concluding remarks concerned prevention, broken down into 4 categories: lifestyle (sleep, nutrition, exercise), supplements (Vit C, Vit D, quercetin, nattokinase, etc), medications (IVM, HCQ, azithromycin, metformin, etc), and peptides (both ‘off the shelf’ TA-1 as well as custom prepared). He covered so much ground, I knew I would need to go back through his presentation a second time to better take in all of the information. I can say this about each & every presentation during the two-day conference. All of these speakers were highly conversant in their material, all brought far more information than could be fully elaborated in the allowed time, but made great use of slides that we were assured would be made available to us after the conference. With this material now online, I am eager to rewatch the presentations and download the slide packs. I would encourage all of my readers to do the same, and contribute to FLCCC as I know of no other organization doing a fraction of the good they are doing.

[Brief digression]

In attending medical conferences over the years, I have always tended to take notes as it helps me to remember by simply writing, and of course I can refer back to my notes later. Generally that was material that was widely available, it wasn’t “MISINFORMATION” that must be censored and suppressed by those ‘IN CHARGE’. You know as well as I do that we are in a very different time now, and the truth is not so acceptable to our overlords. The clinical information presented throughout the two days of this conference represents a great deal of individual research into the literature, individual efforts to understand & treat people suffering from vaccine injuries (and long COVID), collaborative discussions & treatment approaches, efforts to acquire funding to study & treat others, and generally self-sacrificing levels of compassionate care provided to those in need WHO ARE BEING INTENTIONALLY IGNORED by those responsible. I bring up ‘EVIL’ repeatedly in my writing as I make the case that there is such a thing as TRUE EVIL.

Let me say this again, as I have said before in writing and in person: the production & release of this virus, the blocking of effective treatments, the lockdowns/masking/etc, the production & mandating of the gene therapy injection (using a modified nucleotide, pseudouridine), and the denial of the reality of VACCINE INJURY is the GREATEST EVIL in the history of the world. This is not hyperbole, it is TRUTH.

[okay, back to the conference]

And finally, let’s finish out the morning of Day 1 with Dr. Jordan Vaughn

Spike Protein, Amyloid Fibrin Microclots, and Hypofibrinolysis

Dr. Vaughn presented in Orlando last fall, and returned to this conference to continue speaking on this subject. In some ways, the most important part of his lecture was the first few minutes. He began by talking about curiosity leading him to try to understand what was going on with blood clots. He describes reaching out to the ‘cutting edge’ researchers, learning from them, and somehow along the way becoming an expert! He made the crtitical point that we can ALL pursue learning this way, that the authors of such papers are quite open to discussing their findings with an interested professional, and this produces a spreading of knowedge & multiplication of effect.

He then discussed a seminal paper in the Spring of 2020 by Dr. Jaco Laubscher in Stellenbosch, South Africa who boldly stated that the pathology in COVID was not primarily found in the airways, but rather it was a vascular problem. Blood clots were developing that were the underlying cause of the hypoxia, something that ventilation would not help. Patients needed anticoagulation! In conjunction with Resia Pretorius at Stellenbosch University and Dr. Doug Kell, they began seeking understanding & further development of discoveries made a few years earlier.

1n 2016, these researchers first published (as far back as I can find) on the ability of fibrin amyloid blood clots to form in absence of thrombin. When COVID came along and the issue of microclots became known, they explored the formation and saw that these abnormal polymers form which are highly resistant to fibrinolysis. In simple terms, this is an alteration of both normal blood clotting mechanisms and evades the normal process that our bodies use to break down these blood clots. Although this was known prior to COVID, it does not appear to have been common. The spike protein changes all of this, creating as Dr Vaughn put it, “a sludgy mess.”

D-dimer tests are used to look for breakdown products of bloodclots, serving as a marker where clotting has been an issue. In this circumstance the numbers are low because the clots are not being broken down! PAI-1 (Plasminogen Activator Inhibitor-1) is increased by the comorbidities we know as risk factors: visceral fat, diabetes, hypoxia, elevated cortisol (stress-induced), and elevated inflammatory cytokines; this throws the normal ‘balance’ of our coagulation system off-balance, further increasing the risk. Interestingly, the nutritional supplement Nattokinase (a proteolytic enzyme) not only breaks down the microclots but cleaves & inactivates PAI-1 as well. More on treatment shortly.

The pathology of both ‘Long Haul’ COVID and vaccine injury rely, at least in part by persistant spike protein which triggers these abnormal clots. Besides basic tissue hypoxia that occurs, Mast cell activation occurs which then produces a cascade of symptoms from the elevated histamine. Damage can occur both through hypoperfusion/ischemia, but also with reperfusion producing ROS (reactive oxygen species. Virtually all systems in the body can be affected. The available slides that he used are extremely detailed, and I encourage anyone seeking a deeper understanding to download them from FLCCC.

Due to the abnormal coagulation processes, an extremely aggressive approach was presented. Specifically he discussed using a ‘dual anti-platelet’ approach combining aspirin (to inhibit platelet-platelet adhesion) and clpidogrel (Plavix) to prevent platelets from sticking to the endothelium. The third component is anticoagulation, and noted that various approaches are effective (Lovenox, Eliquis, and others). I would throw in a brief editorial comment that Pfizer has not only “made bank” on their jabs, but Eliquis has also been a huge money maker these past few years. His base recommendation was to use these ‘core’ components first (several weeks as I recall) before adding the following supplements to avoid confusing the picture.

Additionally, there is much benefit to over-the-counter supplements. Nattokinase (a proteolytic enzyme) can degrade fibrin but also increases release of tPA => increased formation of plasmin, and cleaves/inactivates PAI-1 previously mentioned. Of course it also has been shown to degrade spike protein. Serrapeptase (about which I have been doing additional reading) and bromelain are also helpful; ‘potential’ benefit was noted for NAC (one of my all-time favorite supplements), curcumin, and lactoferrin.

He closed by once again calling us to BE PHYSICIANS. To me this is central for every patient. They must each must be seen as an individual PERSON, somebody worth investing the time to understand, someone worth the time needed to discuss the approach before beginning treatment. I would expand by saying this: has there not already been ENOUGH DAMAGE DONE by withholding informed consent from HUMAN BEINGS? We must partner with our patients in their healing. As someone more usually treating the emotional & cognitive issues in people, a partnership is natural & necessary. I can imagine when someone feels inundated with patients needing treatment (like Dr. Vaughn), it might be easy to just “jump in” and begin treatment.

Dr. Vaughn’s concern to mention this speaks volumes. May he be held up as an example to younger physicians who have seen an authoritarian medical model pushed on us all. His clinical curiosity, assertive contact of researchers, and intelligent application of what he learned WHILE exhibiting the attitude & behavior of a TRULY CARING PHYSICIAN are the qualities & characteristics that need to be celebrated & encouraged if medicine is ever going to return to being a highly respected & trusted profession.

And now, my dear readers, we have come to the lunch break on Friday, April 28! More to follow! As before, if you find any errors PLEASE let me know so that I can correct this!