THE SPIKE PROTEIN AND EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF AMYLOIDOSIS IN HUMANS

substack.com ^ | 5/18/2022 | Walter M Chesnut

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[H/T Grey_Whiskers]

If you want to know the future, look at the past. – Albert Einstein

Walter M Chesnut 16 hr ago

 

This is my most important finding to date.

I believe I have made a very significant breakthrough this evening. As I am certain we are dealing with a lab created pathogen that induces amyloidosis in humans (at least, perhaps other species, too?) I decided to investigate what has been done in the past, as the mechanisms I am looking for, I do not believe I would find in the natural pathogenesis of amyloidosis.

Indeed, there is an extensive history of amyloidosis being experimentally induced in lab animals.

Let us go back to the year 1965. In this year, in the American Journal of Pathology, a paper was published with the simple title Experimental Amyloidosis. What this paper demonstrated was that mice REPEATEDLY INJECTED WITH CASEIN seven days a week for 3-4 weeks all developed amyloidosis. Specifically, they attributed the development of Amyloidosis to the ANTIGENICITY of Casein.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1920408/pdf/amjpathol00284-0165.pdf

However, we now know that Casein has a very special property. In 2013 a paper was published in Protein Nanotechnology (!). This paper describes how casein proteins have the propensity to SELF-ASSEMBLE into AMYLOID FIBRILS.

https://link.springer.com/protocol/10.1007/978-1-62703-354-1_6

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THE SPIKE PROTEIN AND EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF AMYLOIDOSIS IN HUMANS (substack.com)

 

[ransomnote]

This could be huge and lead to powerful treatments! PRayers up!!

[Obadiah]

Read the short article at your link and still not sure I understand the significance of this.

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Amyloid fibrils - PMC (nih.gov)

[Not_Who_U_Think]

There’s this... pair of scissors in the picture. They must be really tiny.

[The Free Engineer]

This means getting Covid or taking the vax could both mess up your heart.

[matthew fuller]

Bkmk now, sort out later.

[Desparado]

If this turns out to be true, this could be an ominous finding regarding heart disease. Amaloydosis of the heart muscle is a very serious disease with no known cure as far as I know. I worked in Cardiology for over 30 years and when we diagnosed someone with amaloydosis, it was pretty much a death sentence. With the only variable the amount of time you had left. It is kind of a crap shoot as to how fast it attacks the heart muscle and shuts it down producing congestive heart failure.

[bitt]

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[grey_whiskers]

The internal links from the article are legit sources.

[Axenolith]

But much more difficult from the disease because it’s entry into the circulatory system is rare…

[Axenolith]

The entry of S-proteins into the general body circulation from infection of CoVid 19 in a healthy person is either transient or non existent because the response and defeat of the virus takes place in localized and surficial areas.

The mRNA inoculation creates a situation where your bodies cells, of whatever type receives the payload, produce them in job lots at an unquantified production decay rate.

[grey_whiskers]

Well stated, sirrah!

[matthew fuller]

I think that a diagnosis of IPF (idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis)amounts to an extended path to the same end, and it has been fairly recently determined that it was likely caused by down-filled bedding. I wonder what the composition of goose feathers is.