Posted on 07/27/2021 8:37:24 AM PDT by MMaschin
This was the very problem brought up by Robert Malone on the DarkHorse podcast about a month ago. The vaccine transports the mRNA by encasing it in a lipid nanoparticle. Lipids, or fats, are designed to "stick" to the body's cell surface and facilitate entry of the nRNA, which then instructs the ribosomes to construct spike proteins. The body then mounts an immune response defense and ultimately the host cells are killed, because the body considers them "infected". The issue, as noted by Dr. Malone is that it has been shown the lipid nanoparticles don't stay near the injection site, as intended. They enter the bloodstream and migrate throughout the body. They unfortunately have a special affinity for winding up in bone marrow and in woman's ovaries, as well as the lungs, the heart, etc. Now, instead of muscle cells being killed, where muscle cells can be readily restored, you have the body's own immune response attacking vital organs like bone marrow or ovaries. Probably not a good thing.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! Finally someone that explains in easy to understand terms what the “spike protein” is and what exactly it is suppose to do. I know there is so much info out there about the jabs but everything is written for experts it seems. I don’t have a scientific bone in my body, but I like to read.
Which is one reason I cannot unferstand why they used this technology. Granted , inducing an immune response is problematic, why didn’t they look for harmless part of covid 19 and use that as antigen? But I think they were being complex and tried to stop the virus from attaching to the cells via attacking the spike protein...maybe they could have injected non infective but antigenic spike protein..it would generate immune response. but not get into cells...float around...cause some damage but be chewed up eventually...hindsight is 20/20.
that settles it. not getting the jab because of grammar. i have to notify my employer.
The dangerous part of the virus is the spikes. They scratch up the inside of veins, arteries and capillaries. This causes clots which induce more build-up of clotting, which destroys organs including the lungs. Clot in the head, stroke. Parts inside the spikes induces more spikes. Clearly, at least to me, the part on the outside is that which was perfected in the lab. Without that spiky outside, the body just kicks the virus to the curb in time with mild symptoms.
Someone smarter than me prove that theory wrong?
Why do it then?
C’mon man.
Then it should have been Eleven of thirteen participants...
or
11 of 13 participants ...
“The vaccine is designed to introduce mRNA into the body, which is then translated into the Spike protein. It is the Spike protein that can activate the immune system, which in turn creates antibodies to prevent future infections,” said co-first author Alana Ogata, PhD, a postdoctoral fellow in the Walt lab. “We observed that antibodies that target Spike and S1 proteins are generated as early as 1-2 days after circulating S1 is detected, followed by the clearance of proteins. Additionally, we see that the second dose does not result in circulating protein but does provide an additional boost in antibody levels, as expected.””The vaccine is designed to introduce mRNA into the body, which is then translated into the Spike protein. It is the Spike protein that can activate the immune system, which in turn creates antibodies to prevent future infections,” said co-first author Alana Ogata, PhD, a postdoctoral fellow in the Walt lab. “We observed that antibodies that target Spike and S1 proteins are generated as early as 1-2 days after circulating S1 is detected, followed by the clearance of proteins. Additionally, we see that the second dose does not result in circulating protein but does provide an additional boost in antibody levels, as expected.”
I never thought that proteins somehow magically stayed in my arm. I think the study is proving out the exact way the very small amount of virus proteins are created, induce immune reponse and then are killed off. As expected.
Snake bits travel as they say.
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