Rabid bunny if you believe all the debunked BS like it makes you magnetic, is filled with nano trackers, or any of a host of other nonsense.A bunny rabbit, or a rabid bunny ?
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Rabid bunny if you believe all the debunked BS like it makes you magnetic, is filled with nano trackers, or any of a host of other nonsense.A bunny rabbit, or a rabid bunny ?
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The mRNA vaccines essentially do the same thing as dead or live virus vaccines. Instead of a bit of virus to teach your immune system, the messenger RNA, which is created from copying the virus' RNA is used for the purpose.None. Although, there had been nonhuman trials, as I understand it, to use the tech as gene therapy to correct genetic defects. These ultimately failed because of immune response, but this in itself gave rise to the idea of using it in lieu of vaccines.
Unfortunately, the (cytotoxic) spike protein RNA was chosen, whereas there are other fairly harmless segments of the virus which also trigger immune response - it's how the body deals with coronavirii in general. This, coupled with seepage of lipid nanoparticles out of the injection site into the bloodstream, has caused most of the currently known issues with the tech. It has a ways to go, imho.The mRNA vaccines essentially do the same thing as dead or live virus vaccines. Instead of a bit of virus to teach your immune system, the messenger RNA, which is created from copying the virus' RNA is used for the purpose.
Non human trials are always a part of vetting any medication. Just because something works in a frog, doesn't mean it will work with humans, but it's a start, to avoid finding out that some new medication is lethal. Then the med is retested with different species till it's thought to be worth human trials.
The research on mRNA therapies goes back decades. It didn't just show up out of nowhere in 2020. Government subsidies for Coronavirus treatment research were initiated under the Bush administration.
Well, they chose to base the vaccine on the spike protein, which is unfortunate because it's the part that mutates, while other parts of the virus don't. And considerable research is going on to find a way to disable the virus through other entry points, which so far haven't worked satisfactorily, though reports of progress are promising. In which instance you get a vaccine that works regardless of mutation.Unfortunately, the (cytotoxic) spike protein RNA was chosen, whereas there are other fairly harmless segments of the virus which also trigger immune response - it's how the body deals with coronavirii in general. This, coupled with seepage of lipid nanoparticles out of the injection site into the bloodstream, has caused most of the currently known issues with the tech. It has a ways to go, imho.
And you are certainly entitled to your opinion, just not entitled to force it on anyone and nor am I, nor is anyone. Opinions aren't facts.They would absolutely have to kill me to get that shot in my arm.
And you are certainly entitled to your opinion, just not entitled to force it on anyone and nor am I, nor is anyone. Opinions aren't facts.
My understanding is that with trad vaccines, the dose stays local in the upper arm and this is the training ground for the immune system. Circulation is of no benefit.Well, they chose to base the vaccine on the spike protein, which is unfortunate because it's the part that mutates, while other parts of the virus don't. And considerable research is going on to find a way to disable the virus through other entry points, which so far haven't worked satisfactorily, though reports of progress are promising. In which instance you get a vaccine that works regardless of mutation.
Since the lipid nanoparticles, the messenger RNA, have to travel through the blood stream from the injection site to work, like every other type of vaccine, I'm not sure how this is a problem?
Given that billions of doses have been administered with extremely low rate of severe reaction, measured at .0005% (5 in every million doses) as of September 2023 as compiled by the CDC and other organizations, and mortality rates remain far below those who decline to be vaccinated. Exactly what make this a work in progress?
Can you point me to any non OTC medication that has 0 % side effects? And for that matter, any OTC medications that carry 0% chance of side effects?
Opinions aren't facts.
Not thinking or not care?
You're giving today's humans (in general) too much credit.
Be happy it was only a "rude sneezer". Outright fistfights, attacks on the crew, and nutbag pilots are the new air travel reality:
Thanks for that. I'll do some more reading up on it.My understanding is that with trad vaccines, the dose stays local in the upper arm and this is the training ground for the immune system. Circulation is of no benefit.