In the recent interview titled "Vaccine Injury and NAC," Dr. John Campbell and Dr. Tina Peers discuss the potential benefits of N-acetylcysteine (NAC) in addressing health issues related to COVID-19 and its vaccines, including the following points:
🧪1. NAC's Role in Detoxification
Key Concept: Replenishment of Glutathione, the body's “master antioxidant.”
What Dr. Peers Said: NAC helps boost levels of glutathione, which is often depleted in individuals exposed to chronic inflammation, infection, or oxidative stress — such as from spike protein exposure (whether from infection or vaccination).
How It Works: NAC donates cysteine, a limiting amino acid in the synthesis of glutathione. This boosts intracellular glutathione, helping neutralize reactive oxygen species (ROS) and other toxins.
Relevance to Spike Protein: Spike protein has been implicated in mitochondrial damage and inflammation. By boosting glutathione, NAC may help mitigate some of this damage and assist in cellular detoxification.
⚠️2. Addressing Vaccine-Related Symptoms
Key Concept: Reducing post-vaccine symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, and neuroinflammation.
Symptoms Addressed: Fatigue, cognitive issues (“brain fog”), headaches, joint pain, and malaise — symptoms reported by a subset of people after vaccination or COVID illness.
Dr. Peers' Insight: She noted improvements in patients with post-vaccine symptoms after starting NAC. The hypothesis is that glutathione depletion and persistent oxidative stress may underlie some of these symptoms, and NAC helps to reverse this.
Mechanism: NAC supports mitochondrial function and reduces neuroinflammation — a suspected driver of post-vaccine neurological symptoms.
🧬 3. Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS)
Key Concept: NAC may help stabilize mast cells and reduce histamine-related inflammation.
Background: MCAS is a condition where mast cells release excessive inflammatory mediators (like histamine), often in response to triggers like infections, stress, or environmental toxins.
Link to Spike Protein: Dr. Peers suggested that the spike protein may act as a mast cell trigger in sensitized individuals, leading to symptoms like flushing, itching, palpitations, fatigue, and digestive issues.
NAC’s Role: It has anti-inflammatory properties and may help lower histamine indirectly by stabilizing oxidative stress pathways — reducing the overactivation of mast cells.
Supporting Data: While mostly anecdotal, many integrative practitioners observe clinical improvements in MCAS symptoms when NAC is part of a support protocol.
🩺 4. Clinical Observations
Key Concept: Real-world outcomes support NAC's benefits.
What Dr. Peers Observed: She shared cases where patients with long COVID or vaccine injury experienced improvement in symptoms such as:
Chronic fatigue
Brain fog
Chest tightness
Inflammatory flares
Interpretation: While this is not clinical trial data, these anecdotal reports are valuable in functional medicine, where individual response and case-based healing guide future research.
✅ 5. Safety and Accessibility
Key Concept: NAC is widely available and generally safe.
Safety Profile:
Well-tolerated at standard doses (600–1800 mg/day)
Side effects are usually mild (nausea, diarrhea, sulfuric taste)
Used safely in hospitals for decades to treat acetaminophen overdose
N-acetylcysteine (NAC) is a derivative of the amino acid cysteine. It is used by the body to produce glutathione, a powerful endogenous antioxidant. NAC offers numerous health benefits, such as liver protection, a reduction of inflammation and enhancement of cognitive function.
NAC and cysteine are antioxidants in their own right, but they also stimulate the release of glutathione, a powerful antioxidant that fights inflammation and free radicals.*
Augmented NAC expresses the beneficial properties of N-Acetylcysteine, enhanced by the use of innovative technology applied during capsule production. The enhancement is reflected in its antioxidant, detoxifying and many other capacities, while the dosage is reduced to a third (only 200 mg per capsule), helping those with possible intolerances.
Augmented NAC acts synergistically with other dietary supplements and vitamins – as demonstrated in laboratory tests – also increasing their expression and allowing dose reduction.
FQA
Augmented NAC - how is it “augmented”?
Thanks to the high tech machines using the principles of quantum physics, we have found that it is possible to bring more order to the subatomic structure of the N-acetylcysteine (NAC) molecule, thereby optimising (“augmenting”) all the beneficial properties of NAC, in particular the degree of denaturation of the spike protein, which has consistently increased from an average of 12%-15% to 99.8%, as measured in the laboratory.
What is the active ingredient in Augmented NAC?
Each capsule (200 mg.) contains the highly purified dietary supplement N- Acetylcysteine (NAC).
How is it different from other nac-based supplements?
Quantum technology makes the difference. During the manufacturing process, we apply an innovative technology that induces “more order at the subatomic level” of the treated N-acetylcysteine (NAC) molecules. This optimises (‘augments’) several beneficial properties of NAC, which has been confirmed by laboratory experiments. Augmented NAC therefore has enhanced antioxidant properties and a spike protein denaturation level of over 99%, compared to an average of 12%-15% for standard NAC.
In what form is Augmented NAC available?
Augmented NAC is available in capsules of 200mg each, in elegant dark protective glass packaging with an aluminum cap. Each package contains 90 capsules. Can you take Augmented NAC if you are already taking glutathione? Yes. If taken additionally, its effect is enhanced.
Can children and adolescents take Augmented NAC?
Yes, it can also be taken by children and adolescents, but it is best to seek the advice of a physician familiar with the functionality of N-Acetylcysteine in order to tailor and adjust the dosage according to weight and age.
Can Augmented NAC be taken in prevention?
Yes, considering the powerful antioxidant effect due to the enhancement achieved through the use of technology. The recommended dosage is 2 capsules per day.
In cases of chronic inflammation, is Augmented NAC indicated?
In chronic cases, Augmented NAC may be useful because of its antioxidant function.
In cases of infection/or post-acute sequelae, COVID vaccine injury, is Augmented Nac indicated?
In cases of infection with disease, Post-Acute Sequelae and/ or vaccine injury, in which autoimmune mechanisms have been identified, Augmented NAC - although results cannot be guaranteed - may be useful because of its anti-inflammatory function
Can Augmented NAC be helpful after a long time since the last COVID vaccination?
Yes, as several testimonials have reported.
Can I open the Augmented NAC capsule and mix it with juice or water?
Yes, it is possible to easily open the capsule and mix the Augmented NAC powder with yogurt, juice or water.
Can I take Augmented NAC if I have stomach sensitivity?
If you have digestive issues or a sensitive stomach, take Augmented NAC after meals and drink plenty of water to aid digestion and absorption. (*) (*) This is a general recommendation from physicians within the ZeroSpike Health Network; B.A.I. Technologies S.A. excludes any liability related to this recommendation. We therefore strongly advise you to consult your physician if you need medical advice.
How to mitigate an initial reaction to Augmented NAC (very rare)?
To minimize the risk of rare initial reactions to Augmented NAC, especially in people who are very sensitive to N-acetylcysteine (NAC), start with regular NAC along with activated charcoal or zeolite for one to two weeks to support hepatic detoxification. After this period, switch to Augmented NAC and gradually increase the dosage from one capsule daily to up to three capsules daily.(*) (*) This is a general recommendation from physicians within the ZeroSpike Health Network; B.A.I. Technologies S.A. excludes any liability related to this recommendation, so we strongly advise you to consult your trusted physician regarding potential initial reactions.
Does Augmented NAC interact with other medications?
If you are on anticoagulant, blood-thinning, or any other strong medications, please consult with a healthcare professional before starting Augmented NAC, to ensure compatibility and safety.
What is the general recommended dose of Augmented NAC?
Health professionals generally recommend taking 2 to 3 capsules of Augmented NAC daily for optimal results. Please consult your physician to determine the most appropriate dosage for your individual needs. AUGMENTED NAC
Hydration
It is recommended to drink plenty of water while taking Augmented NAC.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the United States Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
