To: melancholy
Judging by one paper I looked at, when your cells produce the spike proteins in response to the mRNA, the spikes stick to the membranes of your cells, rather than wandering around loose and damaging ACE2 receptors.
With that being said, given that people are so different from each other genetically, it would not surprise me if some people effectively causes their spike proteins to run around loose for some reason.
To: Tolerance Sucks Rocks; melancholy
To be fair, what I saw was actually a report or a summary, not an actual paper.
To: Tolerance Sucks Rocks
Yes.
What Dr. Mercola wrote is very reasoned and worth weighing in making a decision. To vax or not is completely up to the person MAKING the decision and never should be a reason to fight like I’ve seen on FR lately.
26 posted on
05/27/2021 3:00:49 PM PDT by
melancholy
(You can vote Socialism in, but you have to shoot your way out. (FReeper pilgrim heard it said))
To: Tolerance Sucks Rocks
There have been experiments done on mice (British Medical Journal) though other sources have discussed similar in humans; some proportion of the jab doesn't just stay in the muscles near the injection site, but travels through the blood and/or lymph throughout the body in the first 24 hours, ending up in tissues all over the body and crossing the blood-brain barrier. Harvard had a study a couple days ago that there was detectable free spike protein in the blood of mRNA jab recipients a day after injection; the amount went down over time as antibodies went up.
30 posted on
05/27/2021 3:07:02 PM PDT by
grey_whiskers
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To: Tolerance Sucks Rocks
68 posted on
05/27/2021 7:14:06 PM PDT by
Cathi
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