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COVID Vaccination Detox Pathway

A 10-week pathway combining 2 weeks of education with 8 weeks of guided experiential learning. Study the ebook’s proposed nAChR target, cellular energy, nutrition, breathing and nervous-system regulation within the NU Indigenous plant-medicine framework.

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The ebook’s research focus

Proposed target: the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (nAChR).

Nicotinic acetylcholine receptors participate in nerve signaling; some subtypes also have roles in immune signaling. Our COVID ebook explores the hypothesis that interactions between spike protein and these receptors could affect those pathways. The α7 subtype (α7 nAChR) is one laboratory research focus.

Study this proposed mechanism alongside the ebook’s discussion of cellular energy, nutrition, hydration, respiratory practices and nervous-system regulation. Indigenous plant-medicine education and personal reflection form part of the learning framework.

Vaccine-detox and receptor-restoration benefits have not been established. “Detox” names the framework presented in our ebook. Laboratory receptor findings do not demonstrate that a program removes vaccine material or reverses vaccination in people. Persistent or new symptoms need appropriate medical assessment.

Two weeks to learn. Eight weeks to put learning into practice.

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Weeks 1–2 · Education + preparation

Work through the COVID ebook’s investigative framework, receptor-signaling theory and supporting research. Review your history, questions and individual suitability before beginning program materials.

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Weeks 3–10 · Guided experiential learning

Build practical routines around nutrition, hydration, breathing, stress regulation and rest. Selected plant-medicine materials and instructions are reviewed individually; record your learning and discuss your experience during follow-up.

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Continue through My NU

Return to lessons and written materials, maintain your personal learning record and bring questions to your program review. Confirm the contents, schedule, delivery arrangements and full contribution before enrollment.

Read the receptor research in context.

A laboratory study found that a spike-protein fragment could alter α7 receptor activity under experimental conditions. Another study did not support competition at the receptor’s acetylcholine-binding site. These experiments examine mechanisms; they do not establish a vaccine-detox treatment.