“ But instead, the product becomes part of the cell wall of the vascular endothelium.”
Yes but the spikes won’t last forever. Only a finite number of spikes are produced. Even if a small fraction were to attach to the endothelium they will eventually get destroyed by the immune system, or degrade naturally. Tiny blood clots are not necessarily permanent fixtures either.
Yep. Guess what the body does in destroying the spikes attached to the endothelium?
What if it damages the cells in the endothelium in the process?
Does it notice the damage and try to fix that (scarring) ?
The other problem is that Pfizer is pushing for boosters after 6 months.
By definition, if you get a booster your body doesn’t recognize the spike protein.
So you repeat the process of flooding all the tissues in the body with *more* spike protein. Ad infinitum
The doctor also talks about 62% of the patients having both elevated D-dimer, and reduced exercise tolerance, e.g. the patient you used to walk 2 miles each way to seem him every week, but who now cannot walk more than 1/4 mile.
He attributes this to microclotting in the vasculature of the lungs, which he he says has the result of raising the blood pressure in the lungs, and which will do nasty things to the heart over time.
The damage by blood clots is not necessarily reparable. Ask my heart and brain.