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My chiropractor issued this letter to his patients, here is an excerpt. This is a very PC guy trying to sound as neutral as possible, and even he says the mRNA vaccines are just gene therapy:

“This information is my personal opinion, based on data and a recent National Health Institute (NHI) seminar regarding COVID 19 vaccines and autoimmunity. I believe strongly that vaccinations are your personal choice. They are statistically protective for the person being vaccinated. Currently, vaccine makers and health agencies report the vaccines are not designed to create herd immunity. Rather, they reduce the likelihood of severe illness for the recipient. The mRNA vaccines studies do not prevent infection or transmission, they reduce the severity of illness. That being said, the logic is that as fewer people get severe illness, hospitalizations or complications; then an effect resembling herd immunity will occur and social restrictions can be lifted.

The Pfizer and Moderna vaccinations are NOT actually vaccinations, they are gene therapies. Encapsuled in polyethelene glycol, the mRNA can enter any cell, similar to oil droplets coalescing in a frying pan. As the mRNA enters the cell, the cellular machinery (ribosomes) will be programmed to reproduce the RNA as a blueprint for making the spike proteins of COVID 19. These proteins will then populate on the outer membranes of the cell so your immune system will identify the cell as foreign as if you had COVID 19. This attack will upregulate the immune system into make circulating antibodies to more readily identify, attack and destroy similarly ‘foreign’ cells. This is why people react much more strongly to the second dose of the Moderna and Pfizer shots.

The logic for the mRNA gene therapies are: if you have a higher risk of having severe complication from COVID, this treatment reduces your risk of symptoms and severe complications. It can be life saving. The risks which support getting this therapy are: age greater than 65, diabetes, lung disease, cardiovascular disease, chronic kidney disease, lupus, obesity, ethnicity of latinx, black or mixed race and having routine exposure to possibly infected persons. Also at high risk are autoimmune patients taking Sulfasalazine, Immunosuppressants and Rituximab. At very low risk are children and adolescents (0-17yrs). Interestingly, during the NHI seminar, when asked which vaccine to take if one has autoimmunity, the Harvard doctor was totally tongue tied. He had previously been very articulate. The John’s Hopkins doctor diplomatically indicated that the people on the call, being of science backrounds, can see the data that supports the decision.

My opinion after this is, there is a chance of immune stimulation of the brain tissues that is likely higher with the mRNA therapy. I believe this could be much more likely on a person with ‘leaky brain syndrome’ which is associated with leaky gut syndrome. mRNA may have a possibility stimulating excessive activity or antibodies to brain tissues that might resemble MS like antibodies. In my experience, autoimmunity takes years to cause destruction enough to provoke symptoms and then be diagnosed. This may contribute to the reasoning why over 30% of health care workers are forgoing the mRNA therapy. Unfortunately, there is no long-term data either way on these possible effects.”

He also says that people should not be coerced into taking vaccines by travel policies and airline CEOs, and that taking VitD lowers your risk by 90%, and that of all the vaccines available, the J+J one most closely resembles the flu vaccine and seems lower risk, but jury is out on that one too.

13 days ago
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My chiropractor issued this letter to his patients, here is an excerpt. This is a very PC guy trying to sound as neutral as possible, and even he says the mRNA vaccines are just gene therapy:

“This information is my personal opinion, based on data and a recent National Health Institute (NHI) seminar regarding COVID 19 vaccines and autoimmunity. I believe strongly that vaccinations are your personal choice. They are statistically protective for the person being vaccinated. Currently, vaccine makers and health agencies report the vaccines are not designed to create herd immunity. Rather, they reduce the likelihood of severe illness for the recipient. The mRNA vaccines studies do not prevent infection or transmission, they reduce the severity of illness. That being said, the logic is that as fewer people get severe illness, hospitalizations or complications; then an effect resembling herd immunity will occur and social restrictions can be lifted.

The Pfizer and Moderna vaccinations are NOT actually vaccinations, they are gene therapies. Encapsuled in polyethelene glycol, the mRNA can enter any cell, similar to oil droplets coalescing in a frying pan. As the mRNA enters the cell, the cellular machinery (ribosomes) will be programmed to reproduce the RNA as a blueprint for making the spike proteins of COVID 19. These proteins will then populate on the outer membranes of the cell so your immune system will identify the cell as foreign as if you had COVID 19. This attack will upregulate the immune system into make circulating antibodies to more readily identify, attack and destroy similarly ‘foreign’ cells. This is why people react much more strongly to the second dose of the Moderna and Pfizer shots.

The logic for the mRNA gene therapies are: if you have a higher risk of having severe complication from COVID, this treatment reduces your risk of symptoms and severe complications. It can be life saving. The risks which support getting this therapy are: age greater than 65, diabetes, lung disease, cardiovascular disease, chronic kidney disease, lupus, obesity, ethnicity of latinx, black or mixed race and having routine exposure to possibly infected persons. Also at high risk are autoimmune patients taking Sulfasalazine, Immunosuppressants and Rituximab. At very low risk are children and adolescents (0-17yrs). Interestingly, during the NHI seminar, when asked which vaccine to take if one has autoimmunity, the Harvard doctor was totally tongue tied. He had previously been very articulate. The John’s Hopkins doctor diplomatically indicated that the people on the call, being of science backrounds, can see the data that supports the decision.

My opinion after this is, there is a chance of immune stimulation of the brain tissues that is likely higher with the mRNA therapy. I believe this could be much more likely on a person with ‘leaky brain syndrome’ which is associated with leaky gut syndrome. mRNA may have a possibility stimulating excessive activity or antibodies to brain tissues that might resemble MS like antibodies. In my experience, autoimmunity takes years to cause destruction enough to provoke symptoms and then be diagnosed. This may contribute to the reasoning why over 30% of health care workers are forgoing the mRNA therapy. Unfortunately, there is no long-term data either way on these possible effects.”

13 days ago
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My chiropractor issued this letter to his patients, here is an excerpt. This is a very PC guy trying to sound as neutral as possible, and even he says the mRNA vaccines are just gene therapy.

This information is my personal opinion, based on data and a recent National Health Institute (NHI) seminar regarding COVID 19 vaccines and autoimmunity. I believe strongly that vaccinations are your personal choice. They are statistically protective for the person being vaccinated. Currently, vaccine makers and health agencies report the vaccines are not designed to create herd immunity. Rather, they reduce the likelihood of severe illness for the recipient. The mRNA vaccines studies do not prevent infection or transmission, they reduce the severity of illness. That being said, the logic is that as fewer people get severe illness, hospitalizations or complications; then an effect resembling herd immunity will occur and social restrictions can be lifted.

The Pfizer and Moderna vaccinations are NOT actually vaccinations, they are gene therapies. Encapsuled in polyethelene glycol, the mRNA can enter any cell, similar to oil droplets coalescing in a frying pan. As the mRNA enters the cell, the cellular machinery (ribosomes) will be programmed to reproduce the RNA as a blueprint for making the spike proteins of COVID 19. These proteins will then populate on the outer membranes of the cell so your immune system will identify the cell as foreign as if you had COVID 19. This attack will upregulate the immune system into make circulating antibodies to more readily identify, attack and destroy similarly ‘foreign’ cells. This is why people react much more strongly to the second dose of the Moderna and Pfizer shots.

The logic for the mRNA gene therapies are: if you have a higher risk of having severe complication from COVID, this treatment reduces your risk of symptoms and severe complications. It can be life saving. The risks which support getting this therapy are: age greater than 65, diabetes, lung disease, cardiovascular disease, chronic kidney disease, lupus, obesity, ethnicity of latinx, black or mixed race and having routine exposure to possibly infected persons. Also at high risk are autoimmune patients taking Sulfasalazine, Immunosuppressants and Rituximab. At very low risk are children and adolescents (0-17yrs). Interestingly, during the NHI seminar, when asked which vaccine to take if one has autoimmunity, the Harvard doctor was totally tongue tied. He had previously been very articulate. The John’s Hopkins doctor diplomatically indicated that the people on the call, being of science backrounds, can see the data that supports the decision.

My opinion after this is, there is a chance of immune stimulation of the brain tissues that is likely higher with the mRNA therapy. I believe this could be much more likely on a person with ‘leaky brain syndrome’ which is associated with leaky gut syndrome. mRNA may have a possibility stimulating excessive activity or antibodies to brain tissues that might resemble MS like antibodies. In my experience, autoimmunity takes years to cause destruction enough to provoke symptoms and then be diagnosed. This may contribute to the reasoning why over 30% of health care workers are forgoing the mRNA therapy. Unfortunately, there is no long-term data either way on these possible effects.

13 days ago
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