In the face of the constant barrage of negative news and disturbing developments, it is important not to be caught in a state of reactivity, but to become active, and, if possible, proactive. That is why we are focusing more on remedies that may hav…
In the face of the constant barrage of negative news and disturbing developments, it is important not to be caught in a state of reactivity, but to become active, and, if possible, proactive. That is why we are focusing more on remedies that may have a healing or a protective effect, or both, and especially such as are free, or relatively inexpensive, and available to almost everyone. A new study coming out of India, published in the journal Computers in Biology and Medicine, now corroborates the discovery made by Pierre Kory and other doctors more than a year ago, namely that extracts of turmeric, containing large amounts of curcumin, may have the effect of inhibiting the toxic spike protein, and thus of not only protecting you from the artificially created corona virus bioweapon, but also of saving you from one of the most dangerous effects of the mRNA injections, namely the potentially indefinite coding for that destructive protein in many or most of the organs in your body.
Read the full study here:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35508082/
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compbiomed.2022.105552
Curcumin inhibits spike protein of new SARS-CoV-2 variant of concern (VOC) Omicron, an in silico study
Conclusion
The present study reported curcumin as a potential therapeutic candidate against the SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant among seven phytochemicals studied. It inhibited the mutated Spike protein of Omicron S through interaction with various amino acids, including the substituted ones such as SER446 (114), ARG493 (161), SER496 (164) and HIS505 (173). Further investigation suggested that Curcumin could destabilize the ACE2-S complex, as well. Molecular dynamic simulation and MM-PBSA study finally revealed that Curcumin formed a stable structure with Omicron S protein through H bond formation.
For most people in the West, the easiest and most effective way of getting the recommended daily dose of curcumin will be to buy a supplement containing turmeric extract. Only remember that the extract must contain bioperine, a substance found in black pepper, otherwise absorption of curcumin is likely to be very limited.
In a previous update, we mentioned the similar effect on the spike protein produced by dandelion extract.
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