We have so been lied to about nicotine. Many are now realizing that plain nicotine (all by itself) is a safe and natural treatment for many diseases and can be found in a multitude of fruits and vegetables.
Dr. Bryan Ardis covers a lot of ground and, as usual, will blow your mind with revelations that have been kept from us for around 75 years.
This video is incredibly informative. Watching on a laptop or desktop will allow you to see all the graphics and studies you’d miss on a phone.
Dr. Ardis discusses the amazing beneficial effects of nicotine on glioblastomas at timestamp 36:56 – 38:00 above. And you can see the whole research breakdown here from timestamp 1:55:20 thru 2:13:00.
A hidden study demonstrated that after only 72 hours of using nicotine at a certain concentration, glioblastomas radically shrank in the number of cells by 2 times! Dr. Ardis exposes how studies (with conflicting interests) can be made to show something different than the truth! Again, see the whole research breakdown here from timestamp 1:55:20 thru 2:13:00.
Nicotine administration can also improve general cognitive impairment, gait disruption in Parkinson’s disease, memory impairment caused by hypothyroidism, and also Alzheimer’s disease. (See the whole study breakdown here at timestamp from 1:25:32 thru 1:30:00.)
When you see these studies, think about how many pharma drugs are prescribed by MDs for these health problems and you will start to realize the massive political and economic gain in keeping us believing the lie about nicotine.
“Nicotine is published (over and over and over) to have more far anti-inflammatory benefits than pro-inflammatory action.”
And nicotine by itself (w/o the 599 toxic additives in cigarettes to make it super addictive) is NOT addictive:
He also discusses nicotine’s very beneficial effects on inflammatory diseases INCL inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), arthritis (see 42:30), multiple sclerosis (MS), sepsis, myocarditis (see 43:30- 45:10 above), oral/skin/muscle inflammation. Here is the PubMed study on that! (See more studies here between timestamp 1:44:30 and 1:48:20).
So that would include all the diseases that end with -ITIS – the inflammatory diseases.
Why does every person who’s ever been diagnosed with any kind of arthritis (gouty arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis) hear these words come out of their doctor’s mouth: “Take steroids (prednisone) for the rest of your life, and you need to avoid eating a specific food group (nightshades) that will increase your pain”?
Dr. Axe writes: “There has been ongoing debate about whether nightshade vegetables are detrimental to health. Some individuals claim that peppers, eggplant, tomatoes, etc. can trigger inflammation, joint pain, and digestive problems. However, scientific evidence supporting these claims is limited and largely anecdotal. It is important to note that nightshade vegetables are well-tolerated by the majority of the population and offer numerous health benefits.”
Dr. Ardis discusses that nicotine-containing foods may slow Parkinson’s disease at 32:20 above. See this Annals of Neurology study.
We now know that nicotine patches can restore heart muscle with myocarditis back towards normal. See the Science Direct study “Protective role of nutraceuticals against myocarditis“. It recommends nicotine, 7 mg overnight transcutaneous, meaning transdermal. (See Nicotine under Table 1.)
How To Use Nicotine Patches
Both my husband and I are presently wearing 1/4 of a 21 mg Rugby nicotine patch daily. All my many, many months of extreme coughing and long-Covid symptoms are GONE. We will likely wear these as a preventatively for the rest of our lives.
See this post for Recommended Patches, Doses & Directions:
The Role of Nicotine in Healing Long-Covid, MS, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s
And this is my experience for my prolonged long-Covid: Why I Now Use Nicotine Patches, But Have Never Smoked!
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Laura in Ontario
This is really interesting! I remember reading Robinson Crusoe many years ago with my children, and thinking it was very odd that when he found tobacco plants he made a tincture of them for medicine…I was thinking, tobacco is poison isn’t it? But perhaps it isn’t so odd after all. It seems likely that people hundreds of years ago might have used tobacco for arthritis or other ailments. Fascinating!
I was wondering if you feel any effects from using the nicotine patch, Jacqueline? I mean, does it have any negative or positive effects that you noticed to your mood or anything else? I suppose the dose you’re taking is quite small.
Jacqueline
Hi, Laura in Ontario,
I had had long-Cvd for 4 months and had lost ~5 pounds from nonstop gagging cough. After I started with a Rugby 7mg patch/day, it took about 8-9 days till I was almost completely well! The cough promptly stopped in that amount of time.
I missed a couple daysb/c I forgot and my husband had to remind me. Now we both cut a 21mg patch into 4 squares and wear 1/4 of it per day (or 5.25mg/d). We are just so struck by the fact that we can prevent so many things that we will wear one for the rest of our lives. I have had no negative effects and have felt stronger than I have for a long time!
Love the reminder the recall from Robinson Crusoe!!! That must have gone right over my head! Thanks for sharing it here, Laura.
Blessings,
Jacque
Cris Dorval
Hi Jacque! My patches came in and I’ll comment below how it’s going. Question though:
Do you wear the one patch for 24 hours or will it do it’s work in less than that time? As of yesterday I’ve begun and unless I hear otherwise will keep it on for 24 hours then replace it. By the way, I noticed almost immediately I could breathe better through my nose. Also got a very mild headache and the slightest hint of nausea but that is long gone. I’m moving better today which is a relief as I’ve had MS symptoms for a while in terms of joints and hips and moving in general. I also am starting with the 21mg but cut into 8 pieces, which if they were all equal would be 2.625. I really wanted to be cautious. I can always put two on together to go up to the 5 plus mark if I get brave before 8 days go by.
Thanks for your update above.
Jacqueline
Hi, Cris,
Yes, they are to be worn for 24 hours and then replaced. When we tried Equate brand, they were hard on our skin. The Rugby is not.
How many mg you use depends on if it is for prevention (3 mg.) or for acute long COVID (7 mg.). Don’t worry about getting the exact mg as that is a moot point. Cutting them saves money and so we cannot be exact!
I am thankful you are doing well now – most who are using patches are doing much better!
God bless you, friend!
~Jacque
JJ
Though I still need to listen to the videos, what I read here is so interesting. Thank you for sharing this!
I do have some concerns though. I would rather get the nicotine through food sources if I could, but ironically I am one of those people who has become sensitive to night shades. I actually get worsening arthritis and other uncomfortable symptoms from night shades.
I’m interested in the therapy for both hypothyroid memory impairment and for arthritis. I’m wondering if using the patches or the gum would still give me some of the symptoms that I get with night shades. Also the gum and the patches seem quite expensive to keep up on an on going basis. Is there a recommended least expensive list of brands or alternatives? Should someone like me with a sensitivity to night shades maybe not use this treatment at all?
Jacqueline
JJ, I would give it a shot to see how you do with patches since it will bypass the gut that way – and that may make all the difference.
Consider using a 21 mg patch cut 6 times to make 7 pieces at 3mg each and see. It has not shown any side effects in any of the studies I’ve read.
I would give it a while to kick in and that way it is a fair trial.
My husband is wearing one for arthritis. We are using a 21mg patch into 4 squares and wear 1/4 of it per day (or 5.25mg/d).
God bless you and I hope it helps you!
Jacque
Laurie A
I so appreciate all the info you share. I share your posts with my husband, and often others who may be affected by the subject. I’ll share this one with a friend with IBS. Though I know it is not as serious as myocarditis, cancer and such, I wonder if you might be able to post if you become aware of anything helpful for eczema. I’ve been following the “food as medicine” approach of Anthony Williams for over three years, which has helped a great deal, but not taken me to the finish line, and it still detracts from my quality of life. Thanks for all you do.
Jacqueline
Laurie, I will email you!
Katie
Hi Jacque!
I’ve been reading Conceiving Healthy Babies by Dawn Combs in the last couple months. She has a whole reference section on herbs and their safety during pregnancy. She says tobacco should not be used during pre-conception, pregnancy, or lactation.
Have you come across info re: safety of plain tobacco (without additives) use during childbearing years? Would other long-covid treatments be safe for the childbearing years? Like Ivermectin?
I read about another person increasing dessicated liver supplements to heal major fatigue caused by long covid.
Katie
Jacqueline
Hi, Katie,
I have not heard anyone discuss it with nicotine patches, but I do know many mamas who took ivermectin while pregnant during covid as a best case scenario for them, and there were no issues.
I do know that dandelion tea is widely considered safe up to a certain point in pregnancy: https://deeprootsathome.com/can-this-1-herb-prevent-miscarriage/
I wonder if the information Dawn Combs was able to access when she wrote the book is based on misinformation b/c that is what we have been told over and over in media and in corrupted studies.
“She says tobacco should not be used during pre-conception, pregnancy, or lactation.” Well, in the past, I would for sure have recommended that, as well!
I wish I knew 100% for sure. Thankfully, we have the Holy Spirit to lead and guide us.
Praying for you in this season,
Jacque
Katie
Yes, that makes sense. Thank you! – Katie
Jen
HiJacque,
I have a few questions for you.
If someone is already a smoker, could this treatment still help with heart problems? Is it okay to smoke & wear a patch?
Also, I don’t understand how nicotine patches help reduce cravings for smokers if nicotine is not addictive. I mean, it seems like the patch would have to contain some of what makes tobacco addictive, right?
I have a smoker that I love…it’s a stinky habit for sure, but now I’m wondering, if it’s organic tobacco, maybe that’s not so bad?
One last thing..the patches are a pharmaceutical, right? So what other chemicals do you suppose are in there? Is it really only the nicotine, do you suppose?
Curious minds want to know;)
Thanks so much!
Jacqueline
Jen, yes, I believe nicotine patches will help, but it is just a start if one persists in smoking. It will nudge the body and help with stopping, but one has to want to stop. Nicotine patches are a psychological aid, but you will need to read this post to understand it is NOt addictive in the least. https://deeprootsathome.com/nicotine-healing-long-covid-ms-autism-parkinsons-alzheimers/
I highly recommend you watch the video, and it will all make sense. The patches have 3 additives which are for the adhesive and have not been problematic. In this post, you can enlarge the image for the Rugby patches and read the 3 additives: https://deeprootsathome.com/why-i-now-use-nicotine-patches-but-have-never-smoked/
I trust that this is all true and the best way to proceed in the face of many lies and misinformation. I am glad you asked.
Sending peace,
Jacque
MediGirl
I had such high hopes for this intervention! Both my parents (mid-80’s) had a bad case of COVID in July-2020, first round of vaccines in early 2021 and even “flu” boosters after that. My Dad’s dementia started with the initial COVID, and my mom has a lot of blood pressure swings and some brain fog since then, too. Despite weekly ivermectin and Lion’s Mane capsules (which really do help with brain inflammation!) they are continuing to decline.
I tried patches on each of them and within 12 hours they were almost crazy! Mom almost passed out in the shower and my Dad was highly angry and explosive. We removed their nicotine patches and things subsided in a couple of hours. But they are done with the patches.
My husband developed tinnitus in his ears a few years ago (prob pre-dating 2020) but he volunteered to be a Guinea pig with the patches, on the off-chance it might help him. No improvement in the tinnitus, but he couldn’t sleep for more than 3 hours per night for the entire 14 days he persevered through wearing the nicotine patches.
My mother and husband never smoked; my dad smoked cigars and pipes occasionally 40 years ago. Some people are going to become anxious, irritated, wound-up and angry from the nicotine in the patches.
Jacqueline
MediGirl, I am disappointed to hear that. I haven’t heard anything like that before, but I am sure there can be these isolated occurrences.
It is a warning to watch our bodies responses and our loved ones (like you did) and act appropriately if it isn’t helpful.
I have worn them for 5+ months and the only issue is that the strip can make my skin (right under the patch only) red for 12 hours before it clears.
Thank you for sharing that! It may be that others have just not left a comment with a similar problem, so we want to be watchful and aware..
I am not equating this w/ nicotine patches, but it makes me think of tamiflu which causes nasty phychotic events and yet ‘they’ keep recommending it for flu!
Sending peace,
Jacqueline
Robert Reimer
Thanks, look forward to learning more.