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cog sci/ling grad. Guattari fan, turned TCM student. acupuncturist. herbalist/casual soil remediator/psychoanalysis enjoyer. They/he
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@LunaOi_VN
it’s also a wonderful herbal medicine, used in chinese medicine. Relaxes the muscles, especially with very cold pathogens. think stiff neck, muscle tightness, heavy joints, etc
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@LibertiesInfo
@AyOdeh
Israeli fascists are tear gassing, and burning/destroying Palestinian mosques. That, and they’re forcibly removing Palestinians from their homes in
#SheikhJarrah
all in the name of continued displacement and genocide of the Palestinians
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@shakes2011
AIDS stands for acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. Covid destroys the immune system. it’s really not rocket science
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@Noellenarwhal
@KristinRaworth
Please don’t be serious please don’t be serious please don’t be
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@Monkeypoxtally
the cdc in my province in canada has quietly updated its website stating there’s 174+ cases already 🙃🙃🙃
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@QuickTake
@CMEGroup
@StandardGrain
@CMEActiveTrader
This is so tone deaf??? Soybeans at the cost of the Earths lungs, aka the Amazonian rainforest. Help, I do NOT like it here.....
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@banannaomi
Not posting about it, but I’ve caught COVID 2x from outside. Airborne is putting it mildly.
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@anglescore
@The_Wub_
it’s absolutely effective for viruses, bacteria, and certain types of cancer. I’m not saying use it exclusively nor that it will treat everything. It’s pretty hard to get antivirals from the pharmacy, but antiviral herbs are quite accessible, and if used correctly, very effective
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@organichemusic
i have had three repeat covid infections and treated myself with berberine containing herbs, as well as a plethora of antiviral herbs, part of a regime. no long covid. i still take supplements for maintenance bc i’m deathly afraid of consequences down the line mainly mito support
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@cjmaddison
From my understanding, western biomedicine is quite lacking in the antiviral department. We’ve got loads of antibiotics, but very few antivirals and antifungals. Remdesivir is the antiviral I hear most about, and it’s not that effective against COVID from what I understand
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@jeremyomand1
have you ever thought that instead of paying more to clean up piss, you could simply pay to have actual washrooms instead?
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@christapeterso
This also reads to me as if she’s never heard of the Hard Problem of Consciousness before?? Does she know that we will likely not locate the Consciousness part of the brain, much like we’ll ever locate the Gender part of our brains? Like? Is this pee is stored in the balls 2.0?
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@MelissaDeGenova
Did you miraculously forget about the terrorizing the Catholic Church has been doing for the past few hundred years? Defacing a monument ain’t the same as genocide I can’t believe this has to be explained to you 🤔
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@Krackentalk
@Engineer_Wong
why is it that people with blue check marks say the dumbest shit?
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@christapeterso
this just reminds me in a horrible way how the IDF was reading deleuze a while back.
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@CapobiaNB
i found, using the chinese diagnostic system, that a lot of folks are presenting with patterns such as liver blood deficiency, liver yin deficiency, Kidney qi/essence def. blood and essence tonics have been the most noticeable in improving multiple bodily systems at once.
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@CapobiaNB
I think, as far as western herbs go, Nettle is a liver blood tonic, and liver blood nourishes the eyes, nails, tendons, and hairs. Kidney essence nourishes the marrow, ears, and head hair as well. My two fave liver/kidney tonics are he shou wu and shu di huang.
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@guapunzel
@margieladron
@breegv14
@yurfaaaav
@naomi_obadeyi
the CDC doesn't recommend it because elderberry and echinacea's mechanism of action is a release of cytokine immune cells which is what the virus does too. So it can actually make folx in a lot worse shape than help. astralagus, rhodiola, reishi, are better for covid
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@pailhead011
@ampersandhobbes
@SJonesWasTaken
@mannyphreshart
@SaintsCrossing
This is the same logic as “well they have a smartphone so looks like the can’t be poor and have actual things for themselves” 🤡🤡
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@MADtastically
The substance I think you’re referring to it’s known to be extremely anti-inflammatory, so this totally makes sense to me!
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@tryna_do_rite
@Dave_it_up
yes, and that’s why some experts are classifying it as an acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) , because of the similarities in symptoms between the two.
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@FuckYaDeadGuys
@itswalela
I read somewhere that they literally HATE the sound of running water and so they try and stop it at all costs
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@laurieallee
In tcm, the flowers have an affinity for the upper respiratory tract, whereas the bark has more of an affinity for the digestive system. It works on the respiratory tract, but not as targeted as the flowers. In tcm jargon, they dry dampness. COVID is classified as a damp plague
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@defund604
@cupe1004
The fascists plan is to just continue with their presence until…..what exactly? Until people magically disappear? The lack of foresight is horrifying and embarrassing
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@girlfrinn
Hello! Not a doctor, but have been reading to NOT TAKE echinacea or ELDERBERRY because they actually can make things worse. Their mechanism of actn is a cytokine storm, and that’s what the virus does. Chaga, rhodiola, and astralagus are better for this! :-)
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@LibertiesInfo
@AyOdeh
Waiting for the zionists/fascists to start spreading their brain rot and lies under this tweet any second now 😚😌
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@AshTheDonLeon
@napaquetzalli
Chinese medicine practitioner here! Oregano is very very cold, and our digestive system needs to be kept warm to allow enzymes to break down food, and for the healthy microbiota to flourish. Oregano cools the digestive system so much, it can cause digestive issues
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while i do not recommend taking it on its own, let alone for long periods of time, this post really showcases the many benefits of this herb
Why do I mention skullcap so frequently?
I consider it a swiss-army-knife for gut health, brain function, and anti-aging
Skullcap is defined by its high content of a class of polyphenols known as flavonoids, from the latin "flavus" meaning "yellow"
These compounds give
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@rkaisers_VPU
@kennedystewart
Maybe diverting some of your resources from overpolicing peaceful indigenous youth land defenders, brutalizing poor people, babysitting anti-maskers, and photo-ops with dead bodies, would allow you to “deal with everything on your plate”
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@himbo_anonymous
“Mom can we stop and pick up some genuine intimacy?”
Mom: “we have genuine intimacy at home”
At home: *genetic and societal programming*
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@chydorina
Berberine is my go to, especially in the GI tract. Another fave is baical skullcap root, aged orange peel, magnolia bark/blossoms, elecampane specifically for respiratory tract,
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@SassyE
@QueeringPsych
It’s more about longer term use, like for a couple of weeks. I have heard anecdotal exp from other herbalists that they developed palpitations after a few weeks of use, but they went away shortly after discontinuing the use of it
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same with me! especially when it comes to herbal antivirals, prophylaxis, acute treatment, and post treatment recovery
please consider me a resource if you need help navigating COVID care, mitigations, and resources (especially when it comes to free respirators). my response time may not be fast because I am disabled, and it’s okay to double text me if it’s been a while or it’s urgent.
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Yall, this is such a well researched and put together resource on herbal treatments for influenza; the information is high quality and laid out in such an accessible manner!
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@BC_Housing
Y’all are really proud of this?? Warehousing people after you forcefully evicted them for the THIRD time during an airborne pandemic, and this is what you come up with???
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@Jean_atthelake
@organichemusic
supplement wise, in the thick of it, i was taking: Quercetin, magnesium, ~10,000 IU of Vit D (winter time), methylated b complex, zinc+copper, coQ10 enzyme, creatine, Vit E, melatonin, NAC, a drink mix w L-glutamine post infection, very fermented homemade veg,
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@Outdoctrination
i’d highly recommend Stephen Buhners books on antivirals and antibacterial herbs. it’s well cited and researched
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@DougSpencerOSP
Oh no, did your buddies get a scratch while beating someone to death? I’m so sorry 😢
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@katiedimartin
ok i was just looking at them today on amazon… they’re very dystopian but also i feel like they could be styled and accessorized….
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@gpanger
While I think this article is on the right track, i think what’s more convincing is that we cannot relegate COVID to the past. It is still ongoing, and for that reason, PTSD as a pathology is not up to the task of demarcating something that is still happening. CPTSD is more apt?
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@UrethraFranken
@MelissaDeGenova
Me too. I think vandalism is a lot better than genocide as well
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@Clean_Air_Club_
Let’s have more herbalism and COVID-19 discussions! Trained western herbalist here, also in tcm school atm. What frustrates me a lot in discussions are using Chinese herbs in the COVID context, is so much cultural knowledge and when/which herbs are best for a given situation
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@polycultured
This is so well done, kudos to you. So grateful to have someone like you in the herbalism community
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@adriandix
Interesting how you recognize and sympathize with folks who have died from COVID-19 but not folks who have died from overdoses. Almost like u care about some lives more than others....
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@chydorina
totally agree with this. I hear quite often “i took x many drops of a tincture, i don’t feel anything” when in reality, they’re gonna need a heck of a lot more than that to reach and maintain therapeutic effectiveness
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@Outdoctrination
wonder if it has anything to do with an airborne BSL-3 virus that’s been circulating, reinfecting people multiple times, and it’s known to cause rapid neuro-degeneration…. 🤔🤔
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@bethsawin
Trees. everywhere, with edible plants in the understory, and infrastructure that collaborates with the natural world rather than destroys it
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@SAPPHlCSUGA
also the fact they say 99% efficacy? for what? i guarantee u there’s a 99% chance you’ll still catch covid if u aren’t wearing a mask
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@internetuserf12
At this point, I find myself asking “is a big or a feature” a lot of the time
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@chydorina
so so so much love for this post and any/everyone that deals with chronic pain ❤️🩹❤️🩹
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@milanaldebaran
It’s tough to say; without a proper diagnosis it would be irresponsible to recommend a specific one. Baical skullcap, lomatium root, licorice, honeysuckle, ginger, andrographis are some of my faves. I would combine whichever antiviral herb w ~20% licorice by weight regardless
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@christapeterso
I thought the one thing dudes and girls had in common was they both ate beans!!!!!!
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@pipagaopoetry
also, this was a wonderful resource I was sent when attending a lecture on acute and chronic COVID care. Maybe it will be of some use to you or anyone else that sees this!
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@NEWS1130
@VancouverPD
@lkretzel1130
Reason 10000000001 on why we should defund the police jfc.
@VancouverPD
this is outrageous
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@utah_thedude
@zhouliang_mask
‘s masks! they’re so great! Zimi One is the model i believe, but i’m likely mistaken
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@DaniAtomicus
the way they’re willing to cancel 1/3rd of the triathlon, due to too much ecoli, a BSL-1 pathogen in the river, but won’t cancel it or mitigate, in any way, the spread of a BSL-3 pathogen 🙃🙃i don’t get it!!!
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@nwhittaker10
I don’t want to sound like I’m being confrontational, cause I’m not (I fully agree with you), but how is this a hot take? This seems perfectly sensible to me
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@nosiejaron
Hi Josie! Do you have a paypal acct I can send to? I’m in canada and we don’t have cash app or venmo
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@Jean_atthelake
@organichemusic
very congested. around this time, i also was taking magnolia bark and petal tincture to open up and drain my sinuses. that’s pretty much it. i continue to take a slightly smaller amount of supplements, mushrooms, and take some qi tonics here and there when i’m feeling run down.
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@notthatkhalid
this city’s trees are a couple of intense weather events away from being mostly lost. It’s so upsetting seeing the lack of foresight and critical, anticipatory planning that will be needed to sustain and even further strengthen the urban green scapes so desperately needed
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@verygoodchat
if you have access to herbs containing berberine i’d take that over metformin any day
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“i’m stupid”
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@GrandpaSeth2
@internetuserf12
i remember reading a couple years ago, that certain mathematical models show we could drastically reduce the total number of infections + circulating virus by masking, with better than surgical masks, for something like ~6 wks?
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@TorontoStar
Here in Vancouver BC, the app has never worked nor has it been used since the beginning of the pandemic…..
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@WoollyBackMan
@defund604
@cupe1004
What free housing? You clearly aren’t paying attention. Shelters are full. They aren’t providing them with options. That’s my point….
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