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So is thee any kind of protocol for ridding the body of mRNA spike proteins already infused? I have heard of a combination of nattokinase, bromelain and turmeric curcumin, but I do not know the proportions, or how long it must be taken. And it probably does not reverse the damage already done, only preventing future damage.

Or maybe this is just another “magic bullet” being sold by hucksters. If a person were to use large quantities of these various nostrums, it could bring a dead person back to life. It sure does a number on your financial reserves.

Those that took the jab have had an uncounted number of cells' DNA reprogrammed by the mRNA to produce a spike protein on the surface of the cell that does not belong ... that the rest of the body views as an invader to be destroyed or walled off ... causing inflammation and disease.

Evil people created an autoimmune disorder in those who are suffering ... intentionally.

It is not likely the cells can be reprogrammed back to normal. An attempt to do so will likely produce more harm than good. But you can use fibrolytic enzymes like nattokinase in an effort to dissolve the rogue spike protein. And you can use ivermectin to bond with the spike protein and render it inert in the system. And you can use fasting to encourage the die-off of older DNA compromised cells to be replaced by new healthy ones. There are things you can do.

Autoimmune disorders suck. The kids who got vax'd into allergies and asthma can live long enough to "grow out of" the disorder, but it's a long road.

So is there any kind of protocol for ridding the body of mRNA spike proteins already infused?

There are many such protocols. None of them have been subjected to any type of rigorous clinical studies, and there is no conclusive evidence that any of them work. Maybe they do. We simply do not know. We need to experiment.

I like the combination of natto kinase, bromelain, turmeric curcumin and D3. I take them. But I will be the first to agree that it is mostly superstition and faith on my part. The supplements are unlikely to cause harm and they might be helpful. It is a long odds bet with a good payoff if it lands.

A real study would measure spike proteins detected in blood samples before and after a course of treatment using specified dosages of whatever miracle combination was being tested. There would be a control group that got placebos. There would be extensive physical examinations before and after the course with a focus on spotting changes in health conditions and correlating them with other variables.

You would need 200-300 participants to get enough statistically valid results because of high variations within a population.

It would be expensive. Nobody other than government or a major insurance company could afford such an effort and the results (if any) would certainly upset a great many people. The most likely outcome would be some completely unexpected discoveries of great importance which have nothing to do with spike proteins or COVID-19 at all.

Might be worth doing for just that possibility alone.