RemedyLink Spike Protein Protocol
Indication
History of complications after a COVID infection or COVID vaccination.
Long COVID symptoms may be fatigue, brain fog, cardiovascular symptoms, POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome).
Diagnostics
D-dimer
Elevated D-dimer suggests ongoing spike protein driven clotting activity.
Additional Clotting Markers
Fibrinogen, ESR (sed rate), PT/INR, platelet count.
Fingertip Lancet (if lab work unavailable)
Observe speed of drop formation, size of drop, time to stop bleeding. Abnormal clotting behavior is informative.
Step 1 Cleave: Proteolytic Enzymes
Cleave means to split, cut, or chop a protein molecule into smaller pieces.
Liposomal proteolytic enzymes (serrapeptase, lumbrokinase, nattokinase). Liposomal delivery is required. Non-liposomal enzymes will not reach the bloodstream. Cleaves intact spike protein.
Supplement to take: 6 Protelase 3x/day
Critical Warning:
Cleaved spike protein breaks into approximately 7 prion fragments. Each fragment can template neighboring proteins into misfolded configurations. Proteolytic enzymes without cyclodextrin binding = iatrogenic prion exposure. Do not trade cardiovascular disease for neurodegeneration.
Step 2 Bind: Cyclodextrins (simultaneous with Step 1)
HPBCD cyclodextrins encapsulate the prion fragments produced by cleavage, rendering them water-soluble for excretion.
Supplement to take: Albedextrin 1x/day
Please Note:
Steps 1 and 2 must run together - never cleave without binding.
Both steps are simultaneous, not sequential. The binding must be present when the cleavage happens. Protelase and Albedextrin are used together.
