Topic: Cd38

Mike Adams discusses the health benefits of anthocyanins, the pigments found in dark-colored fruits and vegetables. He cites research suggesting that anthocyanins can suppress the overexpression of the CD38 glycoprotein, which is associated with the lethality of hemorrhagic fever viruses. Growing "foods of color" is presented as a natural way to bolster vascular health against potential biothreats.

Dr. Li-Meng Yan identifies a specific drug from Johnson & Johnson, known commercially as Darzalex, as the antidote the CCP believes can treat hemorrhagic fever. The drug, originally designed for cancer treatment, targets the CD38 protein which is abnormally expressed during hemorrhagic infections. Yan claims her sources indicate the CCP has been stockpiling and manufacturing this drug in preparation for a potential outbreak.