“In fact, the definition of autoimmune disease is an overabundance of antibodies.”
In fact, it’s not.
Autoimmune disease is when antibodies form against one’s own body.
It is about what the antibody mistakenly targets, not abundance.
Our immune system manufactures them when they are actually needed.
Our bodies rise to the occasion if there actually is one.
Let’s say, that you have not been exposed to SARS-2-CoV, but you have taken the 1st and 2nd Moderna shots.
Given, then, that your immune system is supposed to produce antibodies against the spike protein(s).
How does your immune system NOT see the parent cell (native to you/your body) upon which the faux-spike was, as you say, expressed . . . as hostile and thereby your immune system is, as you say, forms antibodies against your body?
It would be a neat trick, for your immune system to see only the “expressed” spike as hostile, but not your (the host) cell.
Tx, in advance.