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Linda Meads's avatar

But this was at the beginning of the vax rollout and from a quick glance, they appear not to have screened for jabbed or unjabbed.

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Patrick Frank's avatar

I just posted noticing the same thing. No mention of control for the spike injection.

As the outpatient study group must have been recruited fairly recently, their injection status as of March 1, 2021, and March 31, 2022 would be known.

That should have been reported, but there's no mention the researchers even considered it.

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rjt's avatar

This is "normal" in most of the studies I have read. I suspect that if you show the vaxxed numbers separately you don't get published, as you would be acknowledging the "potential" harm of the injections.

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Patrick Frank's avatar

You could be right.

In an analogy, a friend tried to publish a study of the effect of the Milankovitch cycles on the climate. He had endless trouble, because the reviewers objected to no mention of the effect of carbon dioxide - which was totally irrelevant..

But one must bow to the narrative fixe. His work was eventually published but in a less widely read journal.

But it's probably the same regarding the jab. Too many will be embarrassed when the truth of its toxicity exposes their incompetence.

As an interesting aside, John's Milankovitch study indicated the present Holocene warm period may end in about 500 years.

Link to the published paper: https://doi.org/10.53234/SCC202310/19

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David A's avatar
2dEdited

They certainly should have. However the spike, in the virus or in the shot, is a deadly pathogen. IMV it will take 5 more years to have a decent idea of how "NOT" a cold COVID is to those with pre-existing imunne system malady.

Yes, is is worse in the vaccine, yet that is not a reason to give the makers of the GOF virus a break. Currently there are 65 million globaly with diagnosed Long COVID. Many areas do not even make such diagnostic determination.

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Mike Williams's avatar

The study had zero to do with Vaxx status..

"..This study aims to investigate the relationship between brain metabolic and neurophysiological alteration patterns in patients with persistent subjective cognitive decline after mild COVID-19 using joint FDG-PET and EEG analyses..."

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Linda Meads's avatar

Duh! Have you considered that their vax status might have affected their symptoms in any way?

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Mike Williams's avatar

Duh?..no need to berate yourself.

I am not the one that didnt read the paper.

Yes.. I actually managed to read the paper.

I was also able to understand other nuances..but it starts with reading the paper and not going off on tangents..

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aphatalo's avatar

Vaxx status very much will affect the results under study

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

Mike, I also failed to read it.

Help me(us) out. Do you conclude that there was virtually zero data taken on vax status; so it is totally UNcontrolled for. . .?

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Creature's avatar

True. But I believe the author's point is that the same potentially damaging spike protein is present in both the virus and the drug.

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David A's avatar

True, and cogent to my comment above. Yet the duration of the spike in the shot is different and likely enhanced compared to the GOF virus.

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aphatalo's avatar

"The study had zero to do with Vaxx status"

lol, this is what passes for "science" nowadays. Booming declarations, with zero facts to support them.

"No need to include vaxx status in the study because we've already decided it's irrelevant without bothering to investigate it." 🤡🤡🤡

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Peter's avatar

and nowhere near 3rd base, shedding. that is anyone who has been near anyone else (3rd party shedding exists too). and RFK wants a placebo study, where would that come from? Robinson Crusoe?

people have been found to have spikes 4 years after their last jab. and do NOT have the covid virus itself. But it's ok, when and if they get this far, RFK will be in there mandating trackntrace wearables (bracelets ) to get to the bottom of it. Digital currency too, cause money is dirty with spikes... etc etc.

also, for those with male partners who's brains are at the other ends..

https://rense.com/general97/spike-replacing-sperm-burkhardt.php?EdNo=002

similar for women too.

and as some mother's are exuding green milk, copper disregulation, they have that covered too.

anything but normal. especially even token accountability.

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Just a Clinician's avatar

The price paid to get published, I suspect.

Keep in mind that spike protein antibody levels in the vaxxed can be 50x to 100x those of the unvaxxed.

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Jomico's avatar
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Mitochondrial dysfunction will affect the brain first, each brain cell holds many thousand mitochondria, and if the electron transport chain is functioning poorly the energy output will suffer and cognitive impairment follows.

Has any of your boffin friends found evidence of microplastic/amyloidosis/synthetic protein fusing together to make parts of the brain lose nutrient supply?

The human form knows how to break down animal and plant proteins via the protease from the pancreas, but I am certain when it comes to plastics and synthetic spike protein, it cannot break things down into amino acids.

New data suggests serrapeptase can dissolve polyester part of the plastics problem, nattokinase can dissolve fibrin, and augmented NAC can break up disulphide bonds.. maybe start using proteolytic enzymes to lower the spike and fibrin load and NAC to help the liver clear the debris..it’s all we seem to have right now.

Just a thought!

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SegFish's avatar

I have found Lumbrokinase to be far more effective at breaking down the spike proteins than anything else you mentioned (though I also take nattokinase for some variety). and of course NAC, though I tried the swiss 'augmented NAC' and didn't get a miracle result

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Jomico's avatar

Thank you for your input.

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

Have you ever worked with polyester? It is HIGHLY resistant to almost anything. Highly bonded / polymerized organic plastic. I believe you could pour acid on it and it would hold it like glass. I doubt you could actually FIND PET(polyethylene terephalate) in small pieces in the environment. It is like iron; very hard to cut and break.

So, the real question to ask is how could PET possibly be "milled" so finely it could cross a brain barrier; how could it even be made so fine as a small particle. . .??

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Jomico's avatar
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Try to understand the code to produce spike protein is being installed en masse within every part of the body, they tried to assure us this would not cross the blood brain barrier but it does through the vagus nerve and spinal fluid..silk is a protein fibre that is dissolved by an enzyme from the silk worm, known as serrapeptase in order for the worm to break free from a cocoon, I should imagine this mechanism is going to have a greater chance at breaking down polyester fibres better than anything else so far.

Serrapeptase actually dissolves old scar tissue created by the body from injury… surgery especially in a body filled with microplastics.. even if you are right I still think I am doing something proactive whilst I live and breathe because the moment my life ends , no one is going figure out if my use of Serrapeptase helped or not.

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STH's avatar

Lumbrokinase is even stronger than Serrapeptase and nattokinase.

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Jomico's avatar
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Yes agreed, however they have different properties..

Lumbrokinase 30x more stronger per mg than nattokinase and is extracted from earth worms and dissolves fibrin, Nattokinase is similar, made from fermented soy, but serrapeptase has unusual properties, it’s the weakest per mg , can dissolve fibrin but is also a biofilm disruptor (uncloaks pathogens so they are recognised by the immune system..and reduces inflammation.

Fibrin is the webbing that wraps around platelets to provide a strong clot often remaining long after the healing process if you cannot break down proteins as easily, older groups .What seems to be misunderstood is the role of spike protein binding to fibrin and forming a composite similar to amyloids

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SegFish's avatar

thank you, I learned something new about serrapeptase today

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Boris Legume's avatar

And too, very good to clear one's arteries of "junk". Amazing results for heart disease.

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rjt's avatar

Nattokinase works as well.

See Chen,H., et al, 2022 <DOI 10.3389/fcvm.2022.964977> , an article which has been widely ignored as a threat to Pharma profits.

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

just to back up my statement about polyester's resistance to acids. Pretty amazing. All the R's indicate resistant to that chemical.

https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/chemical-resistance-polyester-d_784.html

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Jomico's avatar

Yes I did have a deep dive into polyester esters and curinases, virtually indestructible, somewhere in the mix of these vaccines lies a pseudo weblike making component that grows from the mass production of pseudo proteins , spider silk ??already found to have high levels of phosphorus and sulphur .. very bad combination.

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

Yeah, it is way over MY pay grade to assess that. Will leave it to the great pathologist Ryan Cole-- assuming you refer to the long white stretchy deposits being pulled from cadavers(mostly). To me, they sure appear to be something "grown" or multiplied inside the veins-- polymerization, transfection & metastasization?

Who knows. . . WHO knows!?

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Neil D's avatar

You might be confusing polyester with polyethylene (or you may have made a typo): the latter is highly chemically resistant, the former less so.

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

I was actually responding to HIS use of the word Polyester; not confused at all.

If you read further you will note he admitted his use of that word was in error.

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Jomico's avatar

It might actually be synthetic silk these white strings of fibrin have some kind of binding agent .

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

So, at first, you did not actually MEAN to say POLYESTER?

If so, I have no problem with anything you stated.

Huge difference between organic plastics, tightly bound via polymerization and human proteins.

https://chem.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Organic_Chemistry/Supplemental_Modules_(Organic_Chemistry)/Esters/Reactivity_of_Esters/Polyesters

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Jomico's avatar

I agree , and we know that human enzymes that break down human proteins don’t work in manmade proteins like the spike concoction.

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

So, your answer is NO, you did NOT mean polyester?

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Jomico's avatar

Yes I used the term incorrectly, I meant a man made protein that behaved differ to human or animal protein.. polyester ,ester or cutinases are not digestible by proteolytic enzymes but something in the spike protein is.

Thank you for clarifying.

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Patrick Frank's avatar

PET is Positron Emission Tomography -- a method for getting a brain scan.

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

also an acronym for a polymer commonly referred to as polyester OR

polyethylene terephalate: the subject of my post.

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Jason Brain's avatar

My father has been suffering from exactly this – specifically the right frontal lobe atrophying (he got two doses of Moderna). My first worry was that the spike was acting like a prion, but I think what's more likely is that the pseudouridine-stabilized mRNA could be persistently transcribing spike proteins in his brain, effectively causing autoimmune encephalitis. Thirdly, and perhaps the least deadly of these hypothesis: the spike might've simply got past his blood-brain barrier and caused such neurological damage. He has persistent headaches as well.

The top neurologists out here in the Seattle area (at UW Medicine) refuse to address the obvious – we even handed them a bibliography of papers describing mRNA-jab-related pathologies. They immediately avert their eyes for fear of association with actual science, but they make a superficial gesture of acknowledgement, suggesting they are uninterested in good-faith truth-seeking. Much of the medical establishment (and institutional world in general) is still clinging tightly to a 2020 paradigm; we haven't moved on in any substantial capacity and won't unless there's an official covid reckoning, which it looks like we'll never get. The delusion and dishonesty remains unshaken.

I have no idea, as we are clearly in uncharted territory, but I suggested to my dad that he try some dry-fasting, but sadly he lacks the will to do so. I would be curious if doing a 3-day dry fast (if not longer) could force the body to metabolize both lingering stabilized-mRNA but also foreign spike proteins, even in the brain. Just a guess.

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SMD's avatar

Hi Jason, The second scenario you described, i.e., continued spike protein production in the brain might be checked via quantitative antibody test. Have you looked into this possibility? If the antibody level is high, that will be a proxy for the continued production of the spike protein, even after 3 or 4 years after the last injection. That might suggest the genomic integration of the mRNA - or more likely from the residual DNA contamination from the manufacturing process.

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Jason Brain's avatar

I've wondered about the genomic integration as well – call it a fourth hypothesis here. I know some doctors on X have discussed this possibility as even stabilized mRNA lasting more than a few years is hard to believe. I've been looking to have a quantitative antibody test done, similar to what Dr. Bowden has been doing with her patients.

More on this topic: https://x.com/Mick_Goulish/status/1935727292048642346

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SMD's avatar

This idea appears by a different name in Dr. McCullough's paper (risk stratification, etc...) Link: https://www.wjgnet.com/1949-8462/full/v17/i2/103909.htm If there is persistent spike protein production, one way to mitigate that will be to take Ivermectin (say 12 mg, once a week). This will be a relatively simple solution to a complex medical problem.

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Dr Andrew Bamji's avatar

I don't think the spike protein per se does anything directly. However there is overwhelming evidence that it induces an immune response (or, as with the original spike, a hyperimmune response) and I think this is the cause of the vascular issues. And, of course, vasculitis is protean so will potentially cause cardiac, renal and neurovascular complications. My guess is that brain hypometabolism relates to small-vessel vasculitis.

It becomes awkward to explain why SARS-CoV-2 and the vaccine (sorry, gene therapy) cause the same side-effects if these are not due to the only common factor, namely the spike protein. It becomes easier to understand why the "vaccine" provokes similar or less trouble than the original iteration of SARS-CoV-2, but more trouble than the later versions, when you realise that the spike has mutated to a less immunogenic form in, say, Omicron, but is the same as the original when introduced as the "vaccine".

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RAY FALCIOLA's avatar

From the beginning when they told us "this thing causes clotting (and other stuff)" It's a no brainer to conclude that anything that can cause micro clots will probably mush your brains. Of course now there are a million mechanisms being detailed but all I had to hear was "micro clotting" and decided "I'm out". Getting dumber faster is not something anyone wants. Get dumb enough may as well be dead which is as dumb as it gets. Personally I don't have the excess band width to throw away

It is a well designed stealth death bio weapon. It hits you in thousands of sneaky ways.

I remember that book about cancer titled The Emperor of all Malady's or something

With clotting, inflammation and god knows what else you could reasonably assume Mr Spikey and his buddy's can cause nearly any malady known. All depends on where Mr Spikey ends up to inflame, shut down blood flow or do whatever other magic it does and you have a problem. Mr Spikey is in the hunt to be the Emperor of all Malady cause agents.

The bio weaponeers must be high fiving all around every day as the stealth and deadly nature of their spawn of Satan agent reports come in

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Jpeach's avatar

The CV Jabs probably distributed Spike much more efficiently throughout the body than a Covid infection. The Spike in Covid infections seems to have mutated to be less dangerous, over time.

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RAY FALCIOLA's avatar

Absolutely!

At least when it comes through the lungs it has to get through a whole system designed to defend against all sorts of airborne crap like mold spores dust etc starting with the initial mucous membrane barrier. Similar deal when you ingest something. It has to get through an acid bath and enzyme juices baths and the mucous wall in the intestines. Only the brave and tough survive. When you inject something it is a case of "here you go, see if you have any defense for THIS!". Then your bloodstream proceeds to carry whatever "this" is to every part of the body. Some parts may be bothered and others not at all and many will just simmer and cause slow stealth death and decline over time. The respiratory route at least has a built in defense and is designed to recognize strangers and can at least go "I don't know what the hell this is but perhaps it is time to start sneezing this stuff up". You get a blazing temperature as the foreign substances gets burned off. The injection route may put up little if any fuss till that turbo cancer detonates.

Anyway, that is not scientific at all. Just the simplistic way I see it.

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SegFish's avatar

yes, of course, because injections bypass our innate immune system.

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The BarefootHealer's avatar

I know Mr spike p is very popular villain but in this instance I think it's more a case of OTT LNP. Could be spike, but the LNP is just as lethal to the mitochondria.

The LNP gets taken up by the microbiome (decimates that), simultaneously travels along the vagus nerve to the brain, crosses the BBB, where the mitochondria get overwhelmed in the brain from flood of LNPs. Of course add in the payload of spike, and that's where you get some with brain fog vs psychological break with reality. Or rapid CJD. Amyloids etc.

Don't get me wrong, I concur on the spike being highly toxic, but the LNPs are as deadly in their own fashion, possibly even more because the body just sees another lipid molecule, not a foreign entity.

But hey, these days it feels a little passe to be quibbling over the exact mechanism of action within a depopulation event. 🤔😐 so yeah I'm down with its spikes fault. Does that mean we get to stop the depop show now?🤔🤫🙂

#follownone #mistakeswereNOTmade

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SegFish's avatar

The problem is we're all afraid to destroy our relationships more than they are already destroyed so we avoid discussing this with certain friends and family. The majority are still not seeing the big picture and don't grasp the gravity of the situation

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Lucy Walter's avatar

I'm wondering if the symptoms of this problem could be alleviated if the brain gets its energy from ketones rather than glucose?

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Swanee's avatar

This is an important question. Ben Bikman (biology prof. at BYU) who studies the role of ketones in metabolism, talks quite a bit about the ability of ketones to circumvent the glucose pathway to the brain. Typically insulin resistance (to absorbing glucose) has a hand in brain energy deficits (think: Alzheimer's) and ketones can make up for this lack.

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Mike Williams's avatar

The cell, when it has reached its "limit" of glucose, shuts off the ability of insulin to "try" and "force" more glucose into the cell and cause even greater damage.

Its cell resistance rather than "insulin resistance"(which doesn`t actually exist as the insulin is not "resisting" anything)

Excess and prolonged glucose levels can be bad..stopping further damage by protecting the cell..is better than not stopping further damage..

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la chevalerie vit's avatar

“heat resistance” doesn’t exist either?

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Swanee's avatar

That's just what they call it...the cell says "No más!" to insulin's efforts to push it into the cell.

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Mike Williams's avatar

oh I know what "they" call it.. :)

Its just sloppy language.

I have Bikmans book which i enjoyed.

He also talks about humans consuming calories...calories are photons which are units of energy.Humans cannot consume "photons".

You Can't Eat a Calorie: The Energy Balance Model from a Physics Perspective'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFLt9RXY0ww

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Swanee's avatar

You should engage Bikman on this topic...I've found him to be quite accessible, and have even been to his office for a chat. Great guy.

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Mike Williams's avatar

No point.Its just language.He will not argue the physics...

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Swanee's avatar

BTW, insulin resistance (cellular resistance, if you want to call it that) is the substrate to a wide variety of chronic conditions, from type II diabetes, type III diabetes (as Mayo and others are calling Alzheimer's -same mechanism of insulin resistance), MS, ED, PCOS, and others.

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Jaime Jessop's avatar

My immediate questions on reading this are:

What constitutes a 'mild' Covid infection? Are we looking at brain impairment in a majority of symptomatic Covid infections? Is this damage temporary/reversible?

Ditto 'vaccination'. Are the majority of vaccine recipients affected by brain inflammation? Does it get worse with subsequent doses? Is it reversible?

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SegFish's avatar

My intuition told me to never allow myself to allow a Covid infection to run its course, despite some people saying it was 'no more dangerous than any other cold'.

Stocked my cabinet with natural antivirals and went to war against it everytime it tried to 'get' me. Didn't get Covid until 2023 when my uber-vaxxed cousin showed up to help me fully sick and sneezing. I had NO idea that Covid Pink Eye was a thing! Still have 'long covid pink eye' to this day, though it does seem to be getting slowly better. Covid comes in more forms than just a respiratory infection. What a messed up thing for humans to create.

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GD's avatar

You can find a lot of answers in Michael Nehls, MD, PhD's book, The Indoctrinated Brain.

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John Thompson's avatar

Thanks Jessica for presenting yet another decent study on this lab made horror. Each study I see just generates more questions. People are definitely edgier and more prone to outbursts of anger these days. It is an intriguing possibility that more people than just those with symptoms have this kind of subtle brain damage caused by bat virus proteins. Also, it would be good to see if the brain repairs this damage over time. Definitely need some follow up studies with larger sample sets.

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Paul Fronapfel, MD's avatar

I've been an anesthesiologist for almost 20 years. Prior to last year I had seen one or two cases ever of CJD - or possible cases.

In the last year I've anesthetized three people who had dramatic cognitive changes over the course of a few weeks to months with no apparent underlying cause. All three had essentially become non-communicative and sat in bed mumbling nonsense. I can't but wonder if prion disease from m-RNA injections might be the common underlying factor...

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Just a Clinician's avatar

Probably.

Some links for you to consider:

prions as bioweapons https://www.defenceiq.com/air-land-and-sea-defence-services/articles/prions-as-bioweapons

https://rumble.com/v1wcm6c-dr.-kevin-mccairn-the-sars-cov-2-spike-protein-an-engineered-prion-like-inc.html

McCairn at Health Alliance Australia (1h 25min) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDxkyX1rF_0

prions and vax

Shocking Study Reveals mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines May Progressively Degenerate Your Brain From Prion Disease

https://greatgameindia.com/mrna-vaccines-degenerate-brain-prion/

Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease in a man with COVID-19: SARS-CoV-2-accelerated neurodegeneration? https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32681865/

SARS-CoV-2 Prion-Like Domains in Spike Proteins Enable Higher Affinity to ACE2 https://www.preprints.org/manuscript/202003.0422/v1

https://twitter-thread.com/t/1763760882583015507 https://archive.ph/7qylp

Prion-like Domains in Spike Protein of SARS-CoV-2 Differ across Its Variants and Enable Changes in Affinity to ACE2 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8878784/

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Alex's avatar

I am yet to take nattokinase, which many alternative health blogs have recommended to treat specifically plaques caused by the coof

I did start taking creatine again, and I have found this has massively improved my mental and physical tolerance to sleep deprivation (I have two small children)

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

huh? what is coof Alex?

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

I believe it's "the thing", by any other name?

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JohnG's avatar

It's a slow moving disaster (i.e. think the construction roller in the Austin Powers movie). Or, think death by a thousand cuts.

And thanks to the vaccine rollout in highly vaccinated countries, the vaccinated are helping us unvaccinated to get re-exposed to the virus far more often than places like Africa

More exposures, even if mild, may mean more and more damage piling up over time

Ralph Baric and Fouci need to be questioned as to why this GOF was so important to risk this kind of damage

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Castigator's avatar

"the vaccinated are helping us unvaccinated to get re-exposed to the virus"

No. it does not follow unless you explain what sort of process in the vaxxed creates a whole virus out of its part (spike protein).

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Tonetta's avatar

Lay woman here. I have read Jessica's article, but not the study (yet). If you ‘catch’ sars2, you would do so via the nasal route. How would the spike from that Corona virus end up inflaming the brain? It would infect the lungs and air passages i would think, and be fought off by one’s immune system.

However if you were jabbed with the concoction containing the genetic code, it enters the blood stream and you would have your cells everywhere produce the spike protein by way of the LNP trojan horse in which it was packed, for the LNPs make that the mRNA passes through the blood-brain barrier, so those spike proteins would end up everywhere, including in the brain, as the japanese distribution study indeed showed. Do i miss something in my reasoning?

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David Rinker's avatar

Excellent deductive reasoning. I have always wondered whether the PCR "tests" where nasal swabs were rammed up into your brain contained pathogens. The same method as lobotomies.

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Tonetta's avatar

Me too. Especially as the genetic code was assembled by humans who needed the numbers to increase. Mind you, with the number of cycles used on the PCR test, 99 % could be found positive, and symptomless. I never had one stuck up my nose.

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SegFish's avatar
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when you breathe, the spike proteins in the air (most of which these days are shed by the vaxxed) enter your sinus cavities which extend up into your forehead. Here, the tiny evil little bastards cross your blood brain barrier and keep your glymphatic system busy trying to fish them out. The frontal lobe is where the sinuses bridge from nasal passages to brain circulatory networks and get attacked first due to physical proximity. That's how I experience it anyhow

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Tonetta's avatar

But the spike that is shed by vaxxed persons onto others is no longer encapsulated by LNP, so how would it pass the sheddee’s blood brain barrier and enter the brain? The LNP was used to pack the genetic code and ensure it entered your cell in order to have your cell manufacture the spike, which it then deposited on the cell’s surface where it was to be promptly attacked by your immune system (explaining the auto immune diseases popping up). But that spike, not any longer encapsulated by LNP, should not be able to get into another person’s brain when shed. I was neither poked up the nose nor jabbed, and so far everything is fine, no fog here ;-)

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sadie's avatar

The wild bio weapon will go the same route... nose to brain. The olfactory bulb is right there and why many lost sense of smell.

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Castigator's avatar

... wild bio weapon. A fitting label but would you care to specify? I have some trouble here.

https://mega.nz/file/9kgXyIbY#AmRykmU_5vv9VtZ411NtGFE5zENUPLiF_PIZRVcw0qA

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SegFish's avatar

Good questions. I have heard a few theories but I don't know what is the answer, personally, having not been scientifically trained in this field. I only know my experience and keeping careful records in order to recognize patterns. You absolutely can breathe in the shed spike proteins. The worst seizure I had was simply from participating in an outdoor pop up skating rink the summer of 2021 and then watching a movie on my computer later that night. I didnt touch anyone at the event! When people are active, they shed more via their sweat glands. Many people are not symptomatic, which means their bodies are managing the toxic exposure. I was doing massage when the shots rolled out and got pretty sick, so it's possible that the damage sustained just hasn't fully healed, keeping my BBB and endothelial damage at a level that makes me more vulnerable still. Or it could be genetics, or a result of past injuries interfering with my brain's ability to clear the spike as efficiently as other brains. This scientific study seems to jive with my personal experience. Perhaps they explain (in technical language) how the spike enters.

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Just a Clinician's avatar

I don't think it has been conclusively proven that people DON'T shed LNPs.

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SegFish's avatar

and also via touch. For example, if I walk where a vaxxed person has walked barefoot, I will get symptoms localized to the circulatory and nerve networks of my feet/toes. The skin is the largest detox organ in the body so most of the spike is shed via the skin sweat pores.

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SegFish's avatar

...and the bottoms of feet have more pores per sq in than almost anywhere else on the body.

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Corrin Strong's avatar

i’m sure that for whoever engineered and released this insidious disease (and it’s so-called treatment) the fact that it would make people dumber was a feature, not a bug.

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Piki V's avatar

It 's Covid, it is the spike, it is Lyme, molds, weaponised Herpes, E-Coli, Helicobacter, shingles, and it is all eating away our Limbic systems and Vagus Nerves etc...It is a wonder we are still walking...

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Free Dom's avatar

Pureblood here. Never tested, never jabbed. Here are my personal anecdotes

In May 2021, when jabs were offered in my workplace, I could see a severe reduction in cognitive abilities of people with PhDs who took it. It's as if their IQ dropped 40 points.

In December 2021, I think I got the Omicron strain. Respiratory simptoms not worse than a mild flu, and went away in a week, but I got horrible brain fog for a year after that. Short term memory dropped to the level of a kitten. Motivation to do anything dropped massively (probably serotonin levels). As a programmer dealing with a large legacy codebase, it was horrible. I was looking at my monitor like an idiot, unable to do anything for hours. Almost lost my job. Certainly derailed my career. It started going away after 9 months, when I started taking Lion's Mane and nicotine lozenges. Didn't go to a doctor because I knew they would try to jab me with the failed experimental gene therapy poison.

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Castigator's avatar

Omicron strain ... Well, how about heavy metal poisoning, say, cadmium:

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10537762/

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