I have been watching the testimony of people who have vaccine injury. We all have different biochemistry. Just because something does not cause a bad reaction in you does not mean it will not cause a bad reaction in me. I am part of a growing movement in the United States—and around the world—of people who demand transparency and safety first. I am against censorship, especially censorship of health information. I believe victims and I stand with those who have been injured, disabled, or lost their lives to the Covid-19 vaccine.
Their experience reminds me of my own struggles—with Reynaud’s and orthostatic intolerance—my difficulties modulating vasoconstriction and vasodilation.
I have found that when my blood vessels dilate, my perception of time expands—like being on top of the mountain. When my blood vessels constrict, my perception of time contracts—like being below sea level.
The baseline in these models is akin to sunset—akin to sea level. Below the baseline, the proton gradient—the outside pressure—is too high. Above the baseline, the proton gradient—the inside pressure—is too high. At the baseline, they are balanced. Could problems arise if we “dip too low” and “rise too high”? Dr. Cameron Kyle-Sidell may have been remarkably prescient when he likened his first observations of Covid-19 to decompression pulmonary sickness or “the bends.”
