Is it the mRNA technology itself being the stressor or the spike protein? Or the lipid nanoparticles? I understand it could be the combination but does one stand out more than the other? I am unvaxxed but victim of shedding from close physical contact with double Moderna.
Is it the mRNA technology itself being the stressor or the spike protein? Or the lipid nanoparticles? I understand it could be the combination but does one stand out more than the other? I am unvaxxed but victim of shedding from close physical contact with double Moderna.
It likely seems both. The shedding issue if any appears to be a spike protein thing. Not sure about that (haven't had any experience with that). Lipid nanoparticles are also inflammatory...However, mRNA transfection of ANY foreign protein, regardless of that protein's characteristics, is fundamentally a bad idea as it sets up the body for auto-immune issues and cell destruction in ways that are unlike any encountered during natural infection or a traditional vaccine (regardless of how you feel about those).
It's a big no-no and a most disturbing thing to witness these being labelled as "vaccines".
I like the use of the word vaccine. It has now become a word associated with med things that harm and don't work. I say, popularize it more and let it become the default word for "harm". Words change - I hope just the word vaccine has moved far enough away from all those childhood ones that people will start questioning them also. Kind of the way we think of bloodletting.
The lipid nano particle is the transporter... that carries the instruction payload into the cell which then reads the instruction to create spike proteins ... trouble is Lipid nano particles can also cross the blood brain barrier.
Once a person has many spike proteins being generated.. it can travel to another person through touch or exhaled air... spit ... saliva... or sexual contact... albeit the payload is different through each pathway... exhaled air... will be a lot less than body fluid.
No one is sure when the cells stop producing spikes but so far 15 months is the average life span... of spike making ... unless you are unlucky and one or two cells reverse transcribe so the instruction to the RNA goes into the DNA instead... then it lasts so much longer.
I hate to repeat myself because I feel like I'm plugging something (I posted this above) but please check out my substack if you'd like on how to upregulate p53 due to shedding, covid infection or potential shedding
Thank you but my query wasn't how to up regulate p53. I have used Ivermectin and am a long time user of LDN (pre-Covid) and many other items used in this arena : NAC, Zinc, etc.
Shedding kicked my tinnitus up within hours, followed by hemorrhaging a few weeks later and then I was kicked out of decades of menopause and began a year of ovaries back in action. It finally stopped a few months ago and just began again. I am curious as to whether my ovaries, primed by something, got excited again and decided to let me know they are still here. I'm trying to research some medical mysteries here - one might be the info here or maybe a study I read about how pre and post menopausal women differ and what that might mean in this context: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2017-02-estrogen-exosome-carried-messenger-profile-circulation.html or this https://www.cellgs.com/blog/communication-crosstalk-how-hormones-and-exosomes-interact.html
But they may be rabbit holes I don't need to go down.
Have you looked at the numerous connections between melatonin estrogen, spike protein? If you don't already take melatonin you might consider it. It assists in balancing hormones. It blocks spike. Merogenomics put out an interesting youtube video on melatonin today. I've only watched half of it. Always love his videos https://youtu.be/N_7zAiXkdB8
Thx Heidi and yes, been on melatonin, off and on, for years (chronic insomniac here). Can't do AB/AB testing on one's own self too easily so can't conjecture what would have been had I not been on melatonin (or LDN) - would I have been worse? That very well might be the case. OTOH, long before the shedding took place I sent my raw data from 23andme to a site that analyzed it in terms of COVID. I learned from that that I am prone to more ACE-2 receptors than normal. At the time I didn't even know the relevance. Thx for the link to video. I will take a look at it.
Is it the mRNA technology itself being the stressor or the spike protein? Or the lipid nanoparticles? I understand it could be the combination but does one stand out more than the other? I am unvaxxed but victim of shedding from close physical contact with double Moderna.
It likely seems both. The shedding issue if any appears to be a spike protein thing. Not sure about that (haven't had any experience with that). Lipid nanoparticles are also inflammatory...However, mRNA transfection of ANY foreign protein, regardless of that protein's characteristics, is fundamentally a bad idea as it sets up the body for auto-immune issues and cell destruction in ways that are unlike any encountered during natural infection or a traditional vaccine (regardless of how you feel about those).
It's a big no-no and a most disturbing thing to witness these being labelled as "vaccines".
I like the use of the word vaccine. It has now become a word associated with med things that harm and don't work. I say, popularize it more and let it become the default word for "harm". Words change - I hope just the word vaccine has moved far enough away from all those childhood ones that people will start questioning them also. Kind of the way we think of bloodletting.
The lipid nano particle is the transporter... that carries the instruction payload into the cell which then reads the instruction to create spike proteins ... trouble is Lipid nano particles can also cross the blood brain barrier.
Once a person has many spike proteins being generated.. it can travel to another person through touch or exhaled air... spit ... saliva... or sexual contact... albeit the payload is different through each pathway... exhaled air... will be a lot less than body fluid.
No one is sure when the cells stop producing spikes but so far 15 months is the average life span... of spike making ... unless you are unlucky and one or two cells reverse transcribe so the instruction to the RNA goes into the DNA instead... then it lasts so much longer.
I hate to repeat myself because I feel like I'm plugging something (I posted this above) but please check out my substack if you'd like on how to upregulate p53 due to shedding, covid infection or potential shedding
https://open.substack.com/pub/heidiheil/p/how-to-upregulate-your-p53-gene-to?utm_source=direct&r=1v47r7&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Thank you but my query wasn't how to up regulate p53. I have used Ivermectin and am a long time user of LDN (pre-Covid) and many other items used in this arena : NAC, Zinc, etc.
Shedding kicked my tinnitus up within hours, followed by hemorrhaging a few weeks later and then I was kicked out of decades of menopause and began a year of ovaries back in action. It finally stopped a few months ago and just began again. I am curious as to whether my ovaries, primed by something, got excited again and decided to let me know they are still here. I'm trying to research some medical mysteries here - one might be the info here or maybe a study I read about how pre and post menopausal women differ and what that might mean in this context: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2017-02-estrogen-exosome-carried-messenger-profile-circulation.html or this https://www.cellgs.com/blog/communication-crosstalk-how-hormones-and-exosomes-interact.html
But they may be rabbit holes I don't need to go down.
I'm so sorry Ann. ЁЯЩПЁЯТХ
Have you looked at the numerous connections between melatonin estrogen, spike protein? If you don't already take melatonin you might consider it. It assists in balancing hormones. It blocks spike. Merogenomics put out an interesting youtube video on melatonin today. I've only watched half of it. Always love his videos https://youtu.be/N_7zAiXkdB8
Thx Heidi and yes, been on melatonin, off and on, for years (chronic insomniac here). Can't do AB/AB testing on one's own self too easily so can't conjecture what would have been had I not been on melatonin (or LDN) - would I have been worse? That very well might be the case. OTOH, long before the shedding took place I sent my raw data from 23andme to a site that analyzed it in terms of COVID. I learned from that that I am prone to more ACE-2 receptors than normal. At the time I didn't even know the relevance. Thx for the link to video. I will take a look at it.