COVID-19 patient helped
RV, she had prepared to stay in just in case she needed to protect her family, became her home. Friday evening, she developed a 99.6 fever which is a little lower than the typical 100.4 temperature with COVID-19.
On Saturday she began feeling totally awful with dry heaves and body aches. Her bodily reactions continued on Sunday, and she received the results of her test: POSITIVE. She called her friend, Kim, who immediately put her in touch with Dr. Stephen Meis, MD, Board Certified, and Medical Director for Golden Sunrise Nutraceutical.
Dr. Meis prescribed two companion formulas Imunstem & Aktiffvate. Marcie tried to take the liquids, but her stomach issue made it difficult to keep it down. Dr. Meis had her hold the formulas under her tongue while their benefit absorbed into the blood vessels there. Within six hours of taking the formulas, she began to feel different.
On Monday, Marcie said she had a weird feeling. “I knew my body was sick, but it was like my brain was saying I wasn’t. I have never experienced anything like that before.” Her fever had also gone down.
On Tuesday, her fever returned and Dr. Meis increased her doses to Imunstem 4X/day and Aktiffvate every 30 minutes. That night, she slept like a baby.
When she woke up Wednesday morning, she could take deep breaths. She coughed, but she was coughing up stuff. She took a shower, washed her dishes and did a little house cleaning. She was feeling so much better.
On Thursday, her voice sounded normal. Her friends asked,
“What happened? Why are you sounding so good?”
She said, “I can’t believe how it works. It has kept me out of the hospital. My immune system has not been strong since I was 18. I have had cytomegalovirus twice and all kinds of other health issues for years. These ‘drops’ go beyond treating COVID-19. They have taken care of everything. My immune system is stronger. Today is day seven for me. COVID-19 is at its worst on day eight. This is blowing my mind. I am a Western Medicine nurse and I have never seen anything like this before. I’m trying to fathom the science behind it. It had to have strengthened my immune system and my immune system took care of COVID-19.”
At the end of our conversation, Marcie was laughing. She had her sense of humor back. She couldn’t wait to be retested and cleared.
Dr. Meis can be reached at 559-9010975. Everyone in our community deserves to come through this time with flying colors.
Until then … TAKE CHARGE! … Sylvia
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