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Someone with twitter should really get this to ethical skeptic, because the ER issues are exactly the disease he’s trending with his data.

Maybe jikkyleaks as well.

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This is a magnificent piece. For those who have not had the advantages of being exposed to this kind of three-dimensional mental modelling describing complex life processes it is a tremendous opportunity. That we had to come this far down the road of causing intentional harm to each other is a tragedy. Perhaps as we are poised on this razors edge of civilizational collapse there is a possibility to learn a great deal from it. Understanding this life and the role of our cultures In supporting it (or not) will be a hypercritical crux and determiner of any future survival.

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Jessica, I hope you always stay unacceptable! 😁

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Just posted a thank you to you, Jessica, and to Walter on his site for a wonderful

scientific collaborative effort.

Love the critically fleshing out of the ER

Thanks again!

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Jan 5, 2023Liked by Jessica Rose

Rare is the person with a keen analytical mind who also excels I'm teaching. Almost unheard of that they are also very personable.

Our Dr Jessica.

I share her far and wide.

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Jan 5, 2023Liked by Jessica Rose

In case you haven't seen this one, it is a paper from 2022 illustrating the link between amyloidosis and Spike, probably driven through ER stress. Of course the paper is in the context of 'long covid,' but the more they show that long coivid is dangerous because of the spike protein, the more they prove the shots are dangerous. You know, because spike protein.

https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jacs.2c03925#:~:text=The%20prospective%20of%20S%2Dprotein,subunit%20comprises%201273%20amino%20acids.

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Jan 5, 2023Liked by Jessica Rose

Well, this took me back to Anatomy & Physiology courses. I will listen to the video lately. But I do have a question for Jessica: I’m aware of the military database that is tracking the huge increases in cancer of young, healthy soldiers who were forced to take the jab, but has there also been an uptick in Rheumatoid arthritis, Lupus and other immunological diseases?

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Jan 5, 2023Liked by Jessica Rose

I love this...

Complex at a level of a peer reviewed scientific paper...

...and accessible as a grade school reader

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Jan 5, 2023Liked by Jessica Rose

Ok. Thank you . And what about this idea of symbiotic viruses . Whaaaaa. Like this HERV thingo. I could look up the substack of another cool Canadian scientist that is the specialist on this . I hope Jessica you already know who this is and are in communication with her. If you don’t know And want to I’ll look up the substack for you . She hasn’t posted anything in a while . But she did post initially about this HERV virus and sars 2 and the shots . I noticed you have not posted about This HERV thing so maybe it’s not in your view as yet .

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Jan 5, 2023Liked by Jessica Rose

Dear Jessica Rosen,

I think it’s “Walter Chesnut” not “Walter Chestnut”.

Regards,

Lon

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Jan 5, 2023Liked by Jessica Rose

Your discourse is so captivating. The human body is such a miracle.

Will there be a test?

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This is timely and great cutting edge reporting. Thank you for your through research and time and effort to throw light into darkness. Here’s the thing, the endoplasmic stress inside cells, called liminal stress, is picked up by the thalamus and starts monocyte recruitment to the brain, where monocytes are converted into M1:M2 inflammatory/anti inflammatory macrophages. This is normally a good thing, but Dr. Bruce Patterson found that monocytes are infected by SARS-2 spike protein and infected macrophages are unable to toggle between inflammatory and anti inflammatory states, and worse, they release fractalkine a neurotoxin and fibrin that forms blood clots, into the hippocampus of the drain that has lots of CX3CR1 fractalkine receptors, causing headaches. Loss of taste and smell and brain fog. This all starts off with the stressed ER, which the thalamus picks up to though liminal stress and recruits monocytes to the brain. Can you see the dangerous circle here, which leads to Long Covid-19? We need second generation nasal mucus vaccines to create secretary IGgA mucus antibodies, SAP!

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Jan 5, 2023Liked by Jessica Rose

In following the expanding literature and commentary, it seems that much of the physiology was previously known.

I don't have to stretch too far to think that the developers of the SARS-CoV2 system already knew most of what is being discussed around the Covid Resistance, and had a pretty good assessment of the "side" effects of the injections.

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Jan 5, 2023Liked by Jessica Rose

Am I waking in the middle of a nightmare Human and Mouse Immunology PhD that I was involuntarily signed up to by the Government back in Spring 2020? My little grey cells are stretching - ooh - and loving every minute detail of it! Being pushed to think is a wonderful thing. BTW have a check on Eric Torres PhD on the BenchSci blog 7 June 2018, Mammalian Model Organisms: Contributions and Limitations and similar. All is not as smooth as presented. Thanks Jessica, keep going, you're on the money sweetie! Would love to hear you and Dr Julie Ponesse debate medical ethics?

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Jan 5, 2023Liked by Jessica Rose

Ribosomes and endoplasmic reticulum have never been proven to exist. Matter of fact cells have been so mischaracterized that we're not even sure they exist. You may want to dive into this subject before exploring what theoretically affects it.

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Jan 5, 2023·edited Jan 5, 2023Liked by Jessica Rose

Thanks for the warning about eating too many burritos! Robert Duvall is 92 today. Hope he is not jabbed.

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