Image by Marc Pascual from Pixabay (l.)
What’s causing vascular damage in covid patients and covid “vaccine” recipients, promoting the strokes, heart attacks, migraines, blood clots and other harmful reactions that have already killed thousands of Americans? Recently, the Salk Institute authored a bombshell revealing that the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein is doing the actual damage!
Critically, all four covid vaccine brands currently in widespread use either inject patients with the spike protein or, via mRNA technology, instruct the patient’s own body to manufacture spike proteins and release them into their own blood.” (Natural News Source)
This floods the patient’s body with the very spike protein that the Salk Institute identified as the smoking gun cause of vascular damage and related events (such as blood clots, which are killing many people who take the vaccines). (Natural News Source)
Finding sources of shikimic acid are more important than ever
We have learned that shikimic acid (SA) offers antiplatelet-aggregating activity, meaning it helps halt blood clots. That shikimic acid CAN STOP the VASCULAR DAMAGE (and is possibly an antidote against the effects of covid vaccine transmission) is really good news! That study was done with pine needles, but it would infer that sufficient levels of shikimic acid from other sources would have the same effect.
Good amounts of shikimic acid is found in 3 widely available plants, but today I am talking about another plant source, the Sweetgum fruit (or gumball). (See tincture recipe and video below)
Chemists found that the seeds in the sweetgum fruit contain significant amounts of shikimic acid, the starting material used to produce the main antiviral agent in Tamiflu that blocks the replication of the flu virus. Thomas Poon, Ph.D., revealed, “Sweetgum balls have lots of potential, but a new process uses genetically modified e. coli (intestinal bacteria), which can be efficiently grown in labs to produce shikimic acid.”
This cheap process of genetically modifying e. coli to make synthetic shikimic acid probably explains why pharmaceutical Tamiflu causes bizarre reactions and neuropsychiatric disturbances.
It’s even more reason to get back to what the Creator gave us in nature, and what was already declared ‘very good’. (Gen. 1:31)
I find it fascinating that the spikey gumball is visually similar to the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein, giving us a clue it might be a remedy. An analogy to other clues in nature woud be the walnut, which is shaped like the human brain, and is beneficial to the brain.
**For the Full Spike Protein Protocol (including NAC) to protect from transmission from the “V” and to help those who took the “V”, go here.
Where do we get Sweetgum Balls (the fruit)?
In the mature Sweetgum tree (Liquidambar Styraciflua), the fruit emerges as a green seedpod that later dries into a brown mace-like ball. The seeds that are rich in shikimic acid. And to get the seeds before they disperse, you have to get the sweetgum balls while they’re green and still hanging on the tree.
Identify the sweetgum tree here.
Image by Marc Pascual from Pixabay
The sweetgum tree grows widely throughout the United States and other parts of the world. In this country, it is particularly common in the Carolinas, Georgia and Alabama, but also found as far west as Missouri, Arkansas and Oklahoma and northward in Indiana and Illinois.
The tiny seeds of the Sweet Gum tree contain shikimic acid at 2.4-3.7%. The bark contains smaller amounts. So, the Sweet Gum tree is a renewable domestic, natural source of shikimic acid as an antidote against the effects of covid vaccine transmission). (Source)
How does shikimic acid work?
To make the preparation: Cut up or smash the green balls and then tincture it.
Also, Mike Adam, The Health Ranger, discussed how to extract shikimic acid from finely ground pine needles, fennel seeds, and star anise using a espresso machine with a solution of 20% 200 proof alcohol (Everclear) and 80% pure water. I am sure that it could also be done using Sweetgum balls.
Shikimic Acid Rich Sweetgum Ball Tincture Recipe
Tools/Ingredients Needed:
- Jar (any size will work)
- Plastic lid for jar, or use parchment paper under a metallic lid
- Hammer or knife
- Everclear vodka
- Sweetgum balls (Green ones from a healthy tree)
Recipe:
- Cut or smash the balls to expose as much surface area as possible
- Add sweetgum balls to your jar
- Completely cover with vodka (I use higher proof Everclear because these are green balls and have a higher water content)
- Date and seal your jar
Directions Post Recipe:
- Shake the tincture daily
- Strain into smaller dropper-top bottles at 6-8 weeks (label and date them)
- Store at room temperature out of sunlight
Dosage/Directions for use:
You can use sweetgum tincture like you would elderberry tincture or elderberry syrup – at the very first sign of the flu. Herbalists often recommend combining them.
You can also purchase it here.
In the case of transmission of the spike protein as an antidote, take 1 medicine dropperful a day approz 20-30 drops into water or hot tea.
Notes: Tinctures use alcohol to extract the beneficial compounds from the herb and to preserve the finished product. How much? In a single 30ml dropperful, you’ll be consuming about as much alcohol as you would from a ripe banana. One method to reduce the alcohol is to take it in hot water or tea which causes some of the alcohol to evaporate. It will lower the alcohol content by approximately one-third without removing the health benefits.
More Medicinal Benefits from the Sweetgum tree:
In ‘Herbal Remedies of the Lumbee Indians‘ on page 90, we read: “The Lumbee Indians of North Carolina used the buds, tops and rosin of Sweet Gum to treat diarrhea or dysentary. A weak tea was made to treat nervous patients. Salves were used to treat sores, wounds, and ulcers. The Lumbee would collect rosin from gashes in the bark made the day before and chew it to heal gingivitis (receding gums).”
Medical Disclaimer: I am no longer a practicing medical professional, and I am not doctor. I am a mother. I do seek scientific confirmation of the safety and effectiveness of the herbs and remedies I use. Using remedies is a personal decision. Nothing I say on this blog is intended to treat or prevent disease. Consult your own doctor.Then God said, “I give you every seed-bearing plant on the face of the whole earth and every tree that has fruit with seed in it. They will be yours for food.” ~Genesis 1:29
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Katie
Hi Jacqueline!
Where is a good place to research which plants in the North (Canadian prairies) are high in Shikimic acid? Pine trees exist here but the prairies are mostly grass and crops. =) I’m going to start looking into this more, but wondered if you knew a good place to start since you’ve already researched so much.
Thanks,
Katie
Jacqueline
Hi, Katie! I haven’t heard that, but honestly, I would not be surprised! When I did the post on wild boral blueberries, I felt that they
contained somethihng special since they had to fight/struggle so hard to survive! You might start there and let me know what you find! Thank you in advance!
https://deeprootsathome.com/wild-blueberries-11-distinct-anti-aging-benefits-from-a-tiny-potent-berry/
Blessings,
Jacque
Katie
Thanks so much! I’ll do my best to research what I can ASAP. I’m so thankful for all the plants that the Lord has provided for us.
I’ve just started to have wild blueberries recently and now I think I’ll try to have them more often. For fun I recently kept the dregs of my wild blueberry smoothie (the seeds all sink to the bottom), added water to the jar, then poured it out slowly around several of our evergreen trees. =) Lord-willing, we’ll have wild blueberries growing someday.
In studying herbs, some of my favorites to learn about are the adaptogens – plants that thrive in harsh conditions like rhodiola, nettle, etc. I want to learn more about these!
I’ll try to let you know if I can find more info on Northern climate plants to help w/ spike-protein problems.
Katie
Jacqueline
Katie, I sure hope you get some blueberries going. They do need very acidic fertile soil, so if ther eare pine needles or leaf mulch you can add to acidify the area, it would be helpful.
Thank you for your interest in adaptogens, too, as the more we can get back to God’s design for eating, living, and worshiping, we can be more likely to thrive!
I appreciate you!
In your knowledge base about homeopathy, have you ever come upon a mad cow or prion formula?
Grace and peace,
Jacque
Katie
Hi Jacque – I can’t remember coming across a homeopathic remedy for prions or mad cow. Joette’s website would be a good place to start searching. I’ll try to let you know if I ever come across something – I haven’t studied homeopathy for a while.
God bless you and thanks for all you do! Keep up the good work.
Katie
Jacqueline
Thanks, Katie!
I did find one right after I asked you 😀 Here is what I found: https://deeprootsathome.com/its-the-pits-post-transmission-injection-syndrome-is-there-a-remedy/
I am excited about this and added it to our full protocol!
Blessings, friend,
Jacque
Between Three Centuries
Mike Adam shows on his website The Health Ranger how to extract shikimic acid from finely ground pine needles using a espresso machine with a solution of 20% 200 proof alcohol (Everclear) and 80% pure water. I am sure that it could also be done using Sweetgum balls.
Jacqueline
Yes, Between Three Centuries, I am sure it could! Good point, so I might add that into the post! Thanks for the idea!
Blessings, Jacque
Beverly
Hi Jacqueline. I’m from Wales in the UK. I’m a holistic therapist and work in health and social care too. I’ve been working with spirit for some time and thankfully I am very awake to all that is going on. I can get pine needles here and dandelions but where can I get the gumtree balls from? Trying hard to keep elevated and taking all the precautionary vitamins and supplements that are recommended for our current needs. Such as Vit C, zinc, Vit D, sea kelp (iodine) etc. I love receiving your newsletter thank you. It’s very informative.
Jacqueline
HI, Beverly! You are very kind.
I am not sure if there are sweetgum trees in your area, but know they could grow there. They do not produce sweetgum balls until at least 20 years.
I would recommend looking for your local conservation department (it may be called something very different), but they should know the flora and fauna in your area.
Here each state has their own Department of Natural Resources.
If you are interested, I could email you the full protocol of what some of us holistic medical practitioners are using to prevent transmission or break it down if it does happen!
Just let me know!
Blessings, and keep your frequencies UP!
Jacqueline
Illini Warrior
interesting – I inherited my sweetgums as older mature trees and wasn’t aware of their tardy re-production status >>> very similar to the “cigar” seed pod catalpa trees ….
Susan
HiJacqueline,
What do you make of this sentence from the Salk piece on the link you provided “Now, a major new study shows that the virus spike proteins (which behave very differently than those safely encoded by vaccines) also play a key role in the disease itself.” It sounds like they’re saying that the spike protein that is in the vaccine is somehow different than the one in the virus. I haven’t heard this before, so am very curious.
Susan
Jacqueline
Susan, I wondered about that, too, but the speed of life kept me from going deeper than I already have. If you find anything difinitive about it, would you mind sharing it here?
Thank you! ~Jacqueline
Gilda Vizzini
Hi Jacqueline,
First of all, thank you so much for your blog, I appreciate it and have learned much from following you over the past few years. You said in reply to a comment above, “If you are interested, I could email you the full protocol of what some of us holistic medical practitioners are using to prevent transmission or break it down if it does happen!”. I’d like to take you up on that! Thanks ever so much.
Gilda
Jacqueline
Gilda, I am emailing you now! I am happy to help.
Blessings to you,
Jacqueline
Lisa
Hi Jacqueline. I would like to take you up on that full protocol as well. Would you mind emailing me too?
Jacqueline
Lisa, I just emailed you the protocol!
Blessings,
Jacqueline
Nancy Schmidt
May I have the protocol as well, please?
Illini Warrior
as a proud Northern owner of sweetgum trees – it’s an eazy tree to ID from the more native trees >>> it’ll still have its fairly large leaves into the late fall/early winter well after the natives are bare – likewise it’ll be the last trees to bear leaves in the spring and almost appear to be dead ….
for harvesting mature size green seed balls you’ll be looking at July 4th and later – the spring rainfall definitely affects the seed production and a drought cuts the reproduction severely ….
Jacqueline
Doug, thank you so much for the part especially on production:
“for harvesting mature size green seed balls you’ll be looking at July 4th and later – the spring rainfall definitely affects the seed production and a drought cuts the reproduction severely.”
Thanks for sharing it here!
Jacque
Virginia Graham
In the recipe, when you say cover with liquid, and then say cover everclear. Is it part water and part everclear or all everclear? Thanks.
Jacqueline
Hi, Virginia!
I changed that to read:
–Cut or smash the balls to expose as much surface area as possible
–Add sweetgum balls to your jar
–Completely cover with vodka (I use higher proof Everclear because these are green balls and have a higher water content)
–Date and seal your jar
It was slighty confusing! Enjoy!
Jacque
Rena Vink
Jacqueline, I had the Covid and am a “long hauler”. It has been three months now post, and my chest is nearly clear … But the brain fog, WOW! Is the sweet gumball, and/or pine needle still effective to use at this time? Thank you in advance. Rena
Jacqueline
Hi, Rena! Yes, they will be helpful, but since the (man-made) spike protein is known to have “prion-like regions” on its surface, we need to do more to get ahead of prion disease.
We still do not totally understand it completely.
We are hearing many reports of severe “brain fog” or worse after having had covid OR the covid V. This study reveals what is happening:
http://hmi-us.com/publications/sars-cov-2-prion-like-domains-in-spike-proteins-enable-higher-affinity-to-ace2.html
Prions can be detoxed out (completely over time) with TRS.
Our family had prion disease and are living examples of the mercy of God to show us how to deal with it before we were incapacitated!
Here is our story: https://deeprootsathome.com/is-there-an-antidote-for-prion-protein-damage-from-the-spike-protein/
Let me know if you want me to email you and I will give you the full protocol using TRS and also specific proteolytic enzymes which also break down proteins.
I am praying for you and your family,
Jacque
Rena Vink
Thank you Jacque for your quick response. Yes, please email the full protocol using TRS and also specific proteolytic enzymes which also break down proteins. I would appreciate that.
Have a blessed day in our Savior Jesus!
Rena Vink
OK Jacque, God was so merciful last night to send a great storm and there were ample amounts of green sweet gum balls on the ground!! I put about 10 cut up balls in each 24 once jars (4 jars). We found 190 proof grain alcohol (Gem Clear). Nervous here…am I on the right track? Getting ready to pour it in the jars. The Ever Clear Vodka was same proof.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Katie
Jacqueline – Will you please email me the full protocol? Thank you very much.
Marsha
Just wanted to mention a new drug in development called molnupiravir. It looks promising as an effective treatment as well, though I do prefer the natural remedies that you suggest.
https://medicaladvise.org/clinical-trials-research/molnupiravir-an-antiviral-for-covid-19/
Marjorie
Jacqueline … a friend of mine began experiencing severe neurological symptoms after getting the Vax. Doctors have run test after test and have been unable to identify what is going on and how to treat it. Is there anything you suggest? She is desperate for answers.
Jacqueline
Marjorie, I sure don’t have all the answers, but there are some things that will certainly help in the protocol many of us are using.
While I can no longer do personal counseling, it will be a helpful guide. Sadly, there is nothing we can do to undo any DNA changes, etc.
I am praying now for her and that people wake up to the massive depop effort behind the ‘facc’.
Lord, have mercy on us all. ~Jacque
PS soon I will have it as a PDF, so look for that.
Susan Wright
Hi Jacqueline, I’m new here and very thankful my daughter in law sent me to your website! I would love to receive your protocol to ” prevent transmission or break it down if it does happen “.
Thank you.
Mimi
Jacqueline
Hi, Mimi! I’m sending your email now!
Blessings, J
Jane
Hi Jacqueline 😀
My husband received the 1st shot of Pfizer 😮 so, I’ve been making “forest” tea: pine needles, star anise, fennel seeds, liquor ice root, elderberries, dandelion, nettle and tulsi x3p.d. accompanied with nattokinase, black cumin oil + oregano oil; rubbing pine needle oil on his feet…for 3wks now. Detoxing with zeolite powder before bed. How long do I keep this up for? (Next shot in a week’s time.) Spring comes soon, so I’m keeping an eye on the sweetgum trees. Regards, Jane
Jacqueline
Jane it is sent! Praying for you both now!!
Jacque
Jane
Thanks Jacqui, prayers appreciated. Any idea how long I’d have him take all this? Weeks? Years?
-Jane 🙂
Jacqueline
Hi, Jane,
It depends on how he does, if he has comorbidities, his willingness to do it, and so much more. But it WILL help. I recommend asking the Lord for wisdom (seek, ask, knock) Matthew 7:7-8
He will never fail you and lead you perfectly.
Keep a little notebook of how he does and what he’s taking and modify it as you go!
Sending peace,
Jacque