My Life With the “Rona” — Wood n Lavender
By: Shii, Jon Noorman
Tags: Covid, Virus, Living, 19, Carona

My Life With The “Rona”.

Star-date 12222020…It would appear I have the “rona”. I won’t know for sure till after I recover from it. My problems started on Thursday. Pain around and behind the eyeballs, like a sinus infection. A light but persistent post-nasal drip. Dizziness, vertigo and neck/headache were next. This is exacerbated by the fact that I am in desperate need of a chiropractic adjustment.

That night a slight fever accompanied by tremendous chills. My muscles were locking up all over my body from feeling so cold. I was violently shaking to the point it hurt my neck even more. By Friday night I had inflammation in all my weak spots- neck, under the skull, up and down my spine and a ton of it in my waistline. Lack of sleep ensued. Coughing up mucus every night. At this point it felt like a truck had run over me…all weekend long.

By Monday morning I am feeling better in certain respects. I’m over the hump. But the fight is not over. Now on Tuesday most of the agony is gone but it has been replaced by a stronger drip and a lot more coughing. I am still using the same mask. I wonder if I re-infected myself. To be honest though the thing that hurts me the most, that scares me the most-is that I don’t feel like myself this whole time.

I’m yelling at the kids more easily, lacking patience. I’m getting annoyed with my loving wife when she can’t help me fast enough. My appetite is non-existent. I crave sustenance and get weak and dizzy from lack thereof but I can’t figure out what to eat. At times I am on the verge of passing out. Despite all this, I am getting better at a faster pace than the average person.

I have to provide for my family. I have work coming in finally and I need to be ready for it. Is it the willpower alone that is helping me through this? I continue to do what I can for my work as long as my energy allows for it. THIS is also a big change for me. Normally I can work hard all day everyday; save a few sore joints. But I am out of steam now within a few hours with office work and a few MINUTES with physical work. Talking is exhausting. So then what am I doing to remedy this situation?

Fortunately, I have taken it upon myself to educate thyself on orthomolecular medicine. For us simpler peeps that’s “vitamins and oils’ ‘ But let’s start with the simpler things I’ve done.

Chiropractic Adjustment and Essential Oils

I have learned how to “crack” the areas that need chiro-adjustment myself. Not all, but some. I have to do this several times a day. I do the joints I can using techniques my chiropractor has shown me over the years.

The next thing was a heavy oil massage for all that back pain. This helped tremendously. You will likely need it more than once.

On to the essential oils. My wife has educated herself in the use of essential oils and so we have a whole collection. Pine, eucalyptus, and peppermint to help breakup mucus and breathe easier. I’m not totally sure if this helped me on the mucus front, your mileage may vary. Next, a blended essential oil called M-Graine from: Young Living . This helps relieve the headache. In my personal observation this will make a generic headache disappear in moments. But in cases where the cause of the headache is still persistent it will take the edge off.

Supplements

Space will not allow me to explain in detail everything there is to know about Vitamins. But the best place to go is: doctoryourself.com . Dr. Saul has collected thousands of papers and documentation on the use of vitamins for healthcare. Particularly Vitamin C. Please go there and read how vitamin c is curing C-19 in China for months now. Australia is now on that list as well.

I already knew when this started that Vitamin-C was going to be my go to. It is the most powerful antiviral substance on the planet. Not to mention the cheapest. Vitamin-C in LARGE doses that you are not used to can reverse just about every infectious disease there is. And there are literally thousands of cases well documented by real doctors of this protocol working. It is also a powerful anti-inflammatory. Hmm could this be why my inflammation ceased in only 3 days? And thus my pain with it. The short version of the therapy can be found here: http://doctoryourself.com/titration.html .

There is no way for you to harm yourself from this…period. No one has ever died from vitamins. I have been taking vitamin c regularly and not even as often as I should be the entire time. It’s important to start as soon as possible. Powder form or tablet works. Tablets are easier and you don’t taste sour like the powder. Mix the powder with OJ or apple cider. You will have to experiment.

Keep in mind that if you choose powder form and you mix it with juice-you are also taking in sugar. Do not take too much this way. Try and use water as much as possible. You can also alternate between powder and tablets. Get the 1000mg per tab version. And get a big bottle, you will need it. You will be taking the C until ALL your symptoms are gone. Do not stop just because you have reached titration (explained in the article I linked).

Last but not least-Niacin (B3). It is very important you read this article first- http://doctoryourself.com/niacin . I know that niacin causes vasodilation. And this warm feeling helps me to sleep better and promotes blood flow. Usually 100mg is enough to cause a “flush” for me. But not this time. Not even close. Every couple hours I’d try again with a higher dose. On Tuesday I finally worked up to 400mg and I barely felt it coming on. Obviously this disease I have is draining me of B3!

I know this because the amount it takes to cause a flush is dependent on how sick you are along with other factors. The other lovely side-effect is that niacin makes YOU HAPPY. Yes that’s right, it has been used to literally cure chronic depression. Again, in large doses. So I keep taking the niacin even just for that. I feel more like myself emotionally this way.

So there you have it. My life with the “rona” and how to doctor yourself at home. We shall see what tomorrow brings.

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