In this 126th episode, I dip my toes back into the waters of mal-information. Mal-Information was a term defined by our own government meaning any information that goes against the paradigm, yet happens to be true. Pointing out any potential dangers or shortcomings, or even offering another perspective of how to treat a Covid-19 infection is listed as Mal-information. The fear being that it would lead to vaccine hesitancy.
And so in this episode I offer you some immunology regarding the mechanisms of how humans acquire mucosal immunity and protect ourselves against the spread of an airborne illness like Covid-19, flu, etc. Hint... It doesn't happen with a shot in the arm.
I will be discussing the difference between mucosal immunity (immune responses which occur in the lungs, airways, etc.) and systemic immunity (immune responses which occur in the bloodstream). This is a big concept when approaching something like Covid-19, and airborne virus which infects the respiratory tract. And certainly not one that was discussed when all of those shots were going around.
I close with some related and equally troubling concepts about the mRNA platform itself (not the Spike protein mRNA itself). Things that people should know about for proper informed consent... Informed consent, sadly, appears to be a thing of the past.
As you listen to this episode, appreciate that nothing I am saying here comes with a shred of politics. This is immunology, plain and simple. So as you listen, I encourage you to approach it in the same mindset. Let your conditioning go, and just listen with an open mind.
Let's all try and do our best to keep politics out of the science. Sadly, the two have become so interwoven, that faith in a particular political party's paradigm, rather than free thought, has become the norm. That is not a Functional Approach. My hope here is that what I have to share offers at least some food for thought. It is in no way intended to change your mind. My only interest is to offer some well grounded information that, so far, has not been forthcoming.
Citations:
Flu Vaccine—Too Much of a Good Thing? Journal of Infectious Disease 2017https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5853256/
IgG4 Antibodies Induced by Repeated Vaccination May Generate Immune Tolerance to the SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein - Vaccines 2023
