Ross Nicholson

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Oral human pheromone vaccine 4 COVID-19 Take 100mg, p.o. of healthy adult male facial skin surface lipid on chewing gum vehicle, DEHYDRATED 10 hr AT 40 C— illuminated 1 min each side with UV. The mix of 735 species resembles butterfly pheromones & work synergistically to reward kissing (Nicholson, B. Sexual pheromones also improve immunity, as couples demonstrate. Pheromones alter immunity in lab animals both up and down.(Moynihan JA, et al. 1994; Cocke R, et al. Pheromones alter immunity to regulate our numbers to available resources (Drickamer, L.C, 1981) Pheromone is available on the faces of every man. Collect and process it to save lives. Dehydration removes aversive sentinel sub-pheromone volatiles. The sub-pheromone volatiles trigger hatred & alarm in human beings. When we collect the pheromone (by wiping the oil sheen off of a man’s face), we concentrate the aversive volatiles! Human pheromones work insidiously, wear respirators. The aversive sentinel sub-pheromone volatiles cause disruption, that is why they remain mostly unstudied, despite my rosy anecdotal reports of so many successes treating 32 idiopathic human diseases and that is why these highly bioactive chemicals must be respected. Store doses under hoods. Have excellent ventilation (just fans blowing into the faces of dosed patients) to disorganize the pheromone plumes of clinical concentration. Tare & weigh the pheromone onto a chewing gum vehicle. Any chewing gum will do. Collect the pheromone from the donor’s face directly onto the gum. Ethanol cuts the pheromone, so patients must rinse before kissing to avoid confusion. Taking the pheromone by mouth causes anybody accustomed to kissing the dosed person to become jealous, so proceed cautiously. Once you have given the patient the pheromone-laced chewing gum with excellent ventilation, 4 days before recovery begins. Nicholson, B. 1984 Does kissing aid human bonding by semiochemical addiction? Br J Dermatol Moynihan JA, Karp JD, Cohen N, Cocke R. Alterations in interleukin-4 and antibody production following pheromone exposure: role of glucocorticoids. J Neuroimmunol. 1994;54(1-2):51–58. Cocke R, Moynihan JA, Cohen N, Grota LJ, Ader R. Exposure to conspecific alarm chemosignals alters immune responses in BALB/c mice. Brain Behav Immun. 1993;7(1):36–46. Drickamer L.C.(1981) Pheromones, social influences and population regulation in rodents. In: Gilmore D, Cook B.(eds) Environmental Factors in Mammal Reproduction. Biology and Environment. Palgrave Macmillan, London.