So you see no risk with inflammatory spike protein being manufactured in your cranium?
Nice...
You have matter of factly stated that you know “better” about the lipid coat than I do. How can you possibly be so sure of that?
Do you disagree that it (lipid coat) is a pass key through cell membranes?
Do you agree that sars-cov-2 binds / accesses cells only through the ACE -2 protein in the cell membrane?
And yet it (modified RNA coated in a pass-key lipid) still leaves you with no cause for cornerman.
—-GMAB
You quote me that I know “better” than you. Please note the actual words I used. There is no implied insult. Here I will offer you an implied insult: You are angry and frustrated at the perceived failure of your argument, so you took umbrage at my comment. This concerns me not in the least.
OK so, at your prodding, I am looking at stuff now about Sars-Cov-2 s1 protein crossing the blood/brain barrier. Here is the best I found:
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41593-020-00771-8.pdf
You need not read it, I just show you what would be the limit of my awareness of this. I know that antibodies cannot protect the brain from a direct attack by SARS2 on the brain as they do not pass.
If you demonstrate that the S1 produced by the mRNA vaccine is as dangerous as the SARS-Cov-2 spike protein, would you point me to it?
Here is what I know about the lipid bilayer:
https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2021/01/11/rna-vaccines-and-their-lipids
You may wish to skip to the Jan 11 comments by Dr. Ulm.
Correct me in any way you may, I am happy to listen to you.