A Japanese doctor told he is planning to use a drug called biazpirin, to confront 5G

From a Japanese doctor:

Hello!!!

I am planning to use a drug called biazpirin, which is used to prevent stroke and myocardial infarction, to confront 5G.

Other than that.

There is a strong opinion that the corona vaccine contains some drug that makes it stronger against 5G.

The city of 00 has finally received 5G, albeit partially, and interstitial pneumonia, cerebral infarction, and myocardial infarction have increased dramatically. Cerebral and myocardial infarctions are usually so common that they go unnoticed.

This is because 5G builds blood clots.

Young people can confront 5G with their bare hands. However, I think people over 40 should take it. Maybe over 30 should drink it because some pilots have had myocardial infarctions while driving airplanes.

False flags have hoaxed that the coronavirus vaccine causes myocarditis, which is a myocardial infarction. Someone who noticed it was able to put an EKG on the internet, but I can't find it now.

In Italy, we confronted it with biazpirin and anti-inflammatory drug 000 and discharged many hospitalized patients to be treated at home.

The anti-inflammatory drug 000 must be taken three times a day and seems to be hard to find (and taking it three times a day is a hassle). It is inexpensive at 6 yen per tablet, but I don't know if it will be covered by insurance. The only way to get it seems to be through private importation. Biazpirin is also 6 yen per tablet and is covered by insurance.

One biazpirin tablet a day is sufficient. It is frequently used to prevent stroke. Insurance will cover up to two tablets a day.

One tablet every two days may be acceptable (or perhaps naive, I don't know...). The concentration at which biazpirin works varies greatly from person to person. However, in neurosurgery, it is one tablet a day. It is usually taken in the morning. (The time of day to take it is fine, as long as it is appropriate.)

Bufferin is 350 mg of aspirin (one tablet every three days seems to be sufficient for this. (If you use this, one tablet every three days seems to be sufficient.)

The biazpirin is 100 mg aspirin; the old pediatric bufferin was 81 mg aspirin.

Aspirin has a longer duration of efficacy, and many say that the half-life of efficacy is 5 days. Many say that when a tooth is extracted by a dentist, the tooth should be left open for 5 days before extraction (because it is difficult for the blood to clot, i.e., it will not stop bleeding).

I think that a regular internist will give you biazpirin when you ask for it to prevent stroke. It costs 6 yen per pill, so it is not profitable.

There is a way to treat it with food that makes the blood thinner, but I think it is troublesome. Also, I think the effect is weak.

In addition, neurosurgeons start taking biazpirin at the age of 40. He may be 30 years old now.

This is because they know from their daily examinations (head CT and MRI) that all patients have multiple small cerebral infarcts (no one has any).

The more of these micro cerebral infarcts, the more dementia (dementia) will occur.

Thank you in advance for your kind attention.