Some of them, not all.
The lab virus does not have a lipid nanoparticles (those are the little bubbles of "oil" as it were, that some of the jabs have (such as Pfizer) to carry the chemically modified mRNA through the body until it attached to a cell).
Those nanoparticles, I've read, were a cast-iron bitch to design so they worked, and induce side effects all on their own.
The lab virus doesn't have that.
Instead, the lab virus normally enters through your nose (or sometimes, the mucus membranes in your eyes, yuck). The point there, is that it doesn't immediately get into the blood stream and/or lymph nodes, and get immediate access to you vasculature (and therefore, a free trip through the heart -- do not pass go, do not collect $200, and all that).
Major Houlihan here will be sure to correct me if I'm wrong, if Major Burns will leave her alone, but I'm almost sure I read in Tiger Best or Newsweek or some other top scientific journal at the top end of my reading comprehension, that the lab virus is primarily infective to the deep respiratory tract: down 👇 in the lobes if the lungs, not just your sinuses. Down where the alveoli perform gas exchange with the bloodstream, do that when a cell gets infected with the virus, and ends up exploding with lots of little baby viruses, those get right into he blood. It's one of the reasons the sickest Covid-1984 patients throw blood clots, such as DVTs(*). Of course, there's always the confounding variable(**) of bed rest: people with knee or hip replacements get lots of DVTs, maybe just from the bed rest, like very sick Covid-1984 patients are on, so you can't always be sure.
(*) DVT=="Deep vein thrombosis," a blood clot in the lower legs. Look, a real medical/scientific term, just like real doctors use!
(**) look, another one!
Good explanation. When it was so bad, I made a habit of using a Neti Pot with the usual salt mixture, boiled water, and I added a few drops of the Betadine antiseptic solution when I got home from town or had been around people. I also did the monthly IVM protocol, especially if I had to be in crowds in the cold months.
When my husband was in the hospital a year ago with clots in one lung, they kept asking if he had been vaxed. He kept telling them no. One day I was sitting in the corner when the doctor asked him again. The doctor didn’t see me in the corner, and it wasn’t visiting hours. He told the doctor no, again. The doctor looked at the nurse and said, “I guess we’ll have to look elsewhere for the source of the clots.” That told me all I needed to know.
I never had to worry about lying in bed too long and DVT’s. My husband needs 24/7 care and I have dogs. LOL