The Born Free Protocol

[MrMagoo]

Thanks. Yeah in the r/aliens community, he made this comment:

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I mean, the article quoted concludes that they are a hoax, really.

Experts studying 'alien mummies' claim bodies are '100% real'

Scientists have been studying the 'alien mummies' for about six years, finding new details that prove 'they are 100 percent real biological organisms.'

www.dailymail.co.uk

Imagine having to use the Daily Mail to prove a scientific point, though.

 

[Kitty]

List of what this protocol “treats” absolutely wild:

Oh that's made my day. Functional glycogen storage disease...

 

[MrMagoo]

List of what this protocol “treats” absolutely wild(pulled from the website borne free today):


Really got every base covered don’t we!

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Myalgic Encephalomyelitis / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)	Long COVID, Post-Vaccine Syndrome	Viral / Post-Viral Chronic Fatigue
Post-Exertional Malaise (PEM)	“Floxed”	Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS)
Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS)	Breathlessness	Hypoxia
Acidosis / Alkalosis / pH Dysregulation	Dysregulated Cortisol	Dyslipidemia
Post Finasteride Syndrome (PFS)	Post SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD)	Post Accutane Syndrome
Small Fibre Peripheral Neuropathy (SFPN)	Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS)	Diamine Oxidase (DAO) Deficiency
Stiff Person Syndrome	Gut Fermentation Syndrome	Glycogen Storage Disease (functional)
Histamine intolerance	Brain Fog	Sleep disorders
Anxiety	Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)	Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)
Fibromyalgia	Dysautonomia	Frequent Urination
GI Disorders	“Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth” (SIBO)	Vitamin B6 Toxicity
Vitamin A Toxicity	Candidiasis	Aspergillosis
Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS)	Joint Pain	Connective Tissue Disorders
Macular Degeneration	Multiple Sclerosis (MS)	Parkinson's Disease (PD)
Tinnitus	Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)	Erectile Dysfunction
Elevated Cholesterols / Fasting Glucose / D-Dimer	Hashimotos	Alopecia
Major and other types of Depression	Cataracts	Migraines

I personally was excited to have one treatment to cure my hEDS, FMS, Audhd and ME/CFS. I’m long sighted too. /sarcasm

 

[Arnie Pye]

A first for me... I've never read about "Vitamin A toxicity" in connection with ME before.

 

[ChronicallyOverIt]

If it even worked 1/10th of his claims he would be nobel prize winner.

hair loss alone would be a multi million dollar, really just had to throw that in there too lol

Interesting seems like every disease has a grifter selling a potion but instead let’s try to capture the entire market.

The thing I don’t get, what is he gaining from this? Most of these guys sell classes, supplements, etc. I’m still trying to find the true grift? Influence?

 

[MrMagoo]

hair loss alone would be a multi million dollar, really just had to throw that in there too lol

Interesting seems like every disease has a grifter selling a potion but instead let’s try to capture the entire market.

The thing I don’t get, what is he gaining from this? Most of these guys sell classes, supplements, etc. I’m still trying to find the true grift? Influence?

I think it might be ego/biohacking bragging rights.
Apparently he is a tech millionaire who retired early so this is his pet project.
He’s obviously quite clever but that’s doesn’t make him right. Stockton Rush was very clever and rich and died when his submersible imploded.

 

[Verity]

Given the enormous range of backgrounds of these evangelical recoverees, and the equally large variation in their ‘treatment’ protocols, are the only commonalities between them are that they had sufficient activity levels to invest in their preferred approach and they experience recovery?

I suspect so. Raelan Agle was able to do exercise that many moderate and severe patients couldn’t dream of when she was still sick, for example. I suspect the fact that she could do those exercises has a lot more to do with her recovery than the exercises themselves.

 

[mariovitali]

Tweet from Renegade Research :

We have partnered with @joshual_tm to develop a platform for clinician trainingOur Medical Coaching Program also provides guidance in executing the Born Free Protocol if you and your clinician are interested in this path

 

[Covidivici]

1. Gets flu
2. Days pass
3. Puts potato in socks at night to treat ongoing flu-that-won't-go-away
4. More days pass
5. No longer has flu
6. Sock potato works!

Vallee!!! You were supposed to wait until we patented the sock potato protocol before the reveal! How are we to make our fortune now? (Notice how I inserted myself in your discovery. As self-declared, co-founding member of Sock Potato Power Pill Supplements Inc. I hereby demand that you cease and desist all mention of socks and potatoes in perpetuity.... am I doing it right?)

The thing I don’t get, what is he gaining from this? Most of these guys sell classes, supplements, etc. I’m still trying to find the true grift? Influence?

Not just influence: Purpose.

It's what makes casual bigots form active clubs, lonely men moderate incel blogs and fundamentalists proselytize. Purpose is the one thing missing in many people's humdrum lives. And an intractable, nebulous disease with desperate patients and a vast array of unproven treatments carries an immense force of attraction.

The gratitude is real (if undeserved). The success is documented (if only by highly suspect sources which rely entirely on anecdotal evidence).

I get it. I hate it, but I get it.

 

[Sean]

Renegade Research

How appropriate.

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Sock potato. Pfft.

Just wait until you see the clear benefit demonstrated in my experiment on polar bear repelling rocks. No a single polar bear has been seen here since we started using them.

The fact I live in the tropics and no polar bears have ever been seen here has no relevance at all to the results.

 

[MrMagoo]

Tweet from Renegade Research :

What an amazing Co-incidence!

 

[ChronicallyOverIt]

Interesting looking at Reddit he is the creator of the "Mr.happy Stack" this is wild hadn’t heard about that in a long time, probably one of the most prolific nootropic stacks. Guess this has been a passion for a while, I read about that in 2014ish, I think it goes back to 2011. Interesting all around, weird when two small corners of the internet intersect

 

[Holinger]

I think just on the basis of including both
“autism” and “GI disorders” (all of them!?) you can tell its absolute BS ahah.

If it even worked 1/10th of his claims he would be nobel prize winner.

It is amazing this person has gained any traction at all. He is a dude that wears a lab coat and ‘consults’ in endocrinology. Fine if no damage was done but people that have a profile in the community and recommending the protocol should know better. It was a bit of a heart sink moment when I clicked on reddit yesterday. For the record I was only half as severe as some people who were not able to speak and have tried a significant amount of the substances in the protocol in an actual University clinical trial. It did nothing for me and the others.