Some immunology, virology points I wanted to share as I understand them: i) original antigenic sin (immune fixation or priming to initial exposure or prime, antibody recall) can occur in the unvaxxed
ii) antibody-dependent enhancement of infection (ADEI) or disease can happen in the unvaccinated & the vaccinated driving variants play a role iii) vaccinating mother is vaccinating the in utero child
If the spike protein is so very toxic to the adult or let’s say the vaccinee, when you vaccinate the pregnant women, the same risks she faces with the toxic endothelial pathogen, the developing child in utero faces. I speak within the backdrop of COVID-19. I am no immunologist or virologist purist but learnt so very much from Vanden Bossche and Yeadon and Bridle and Risch etc. that I am sharing aspects especially in the unvaccinated person and the role the vaccinated has is causing serious problems for the unvaccinated. Open for debate and correction ha ha;-)
regarding "iii) vaccinating mother is vaccinating the in utero child" From about 12 weeks of gestation to birth, the infant receives “passive immunity” via transfer of IgG antibodies across the placenta from the mother, whether from vaccine-induced immunity or from naturally derived infection. (these two are similar, but we do not know if they are fully equivalent.) The mother gives her entire lifetime “library” of antibodies to her baby in the womb, which protect the baby during the first months of life, helping to compensate for the baby’s developing immune system. Then, during birth, the infant is “inoculated” with beneficial microbes from the mother’s birth canal and skin to skin contact, providing a good start for the microbiome component of immunity. These are important, but the most important, intelligent and ongoing “immunization” for the infant occurs via mother’s milk. Infants acquire passive immunity via the transfer of antibodies from the mother via mother’s milk. Essentially, the baby (lacking an efficient immune system in the first months of life) is connected to the intelligence and maturity of the mother’s immune system via the breastmilk. And it's a two-way connection and flow of information- the mother's immune system "reads" the baby's via saliva. Isn’t this all incredible! When the mother is exposed to microbes in the environment, she will manufacture antibodies for herself and for her infant. Secretory immunoglobulin A (SIgA) in human milk plays a starring role in the complex maternal-infant immunity interactions. SIgA is controlled by intricate, little-understood mechanisms including genetics and maternal microbial exposure. Human milk SIgA shapes both the microbiome and immune system of infants. SIgA acts beyond simple clearance of pathogens. It actively guides and forms a healthy microbiome and influences immune system development during infancy. The intricacy of the mother-infant dyad’s immune interplay is a dazzling, perfect symphony. It is hubris to interfere with it. My opinion is that the less we interfere with it, the better for healthy, strong children. The best thing we can do for newborn immunity is to support the mother and support skin-to-skin contact, support breastfeeding, and minimize separation of the mother-baby dyad in the first weeks of life.
STOP CALLING IT A VACCINE!!!