But my point was that they obviously know how to work with viruses and they know what they are. But many people are still spreading the bizarre theories about viruses. They remind me of Flat Earth people. Just like some people cannot understand how can the Earth be a giant sphere, so it seems that many people cannot understand how can in nature exist a thing like a virus. For them, something like that just doesn't make any sense. Or perhaps they are afraid to accept their existence. And they create all kind of weird theories. Like this one:
Thank you for expressing it so clearly, it was what I was trying to say when the subject of exosomes was first brought up here a month ago:
On a sad note ... on more on vaccine agenda: Italian minister says coronavirus ‘tsunami’ is slowly starting to back down but ‘hugs and kisses’ won't return without a vaccine Source: Italian minister says coronavirus ‘tsunami’ is slowly starting to back down but ‘hugs and kisses’ won't return...
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That is COMPLETELY insane! They are not prisoners. Maybe you should ask them is they intend to stage a 'prison break'? Every week I call a woman in the village where I lived 5 years, a little village of 10 habitants. They are not allowed to go outside, nor to work their little piece of land...
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I listened to that one and I would like to bring up a very good point touched on that interview and the recent discussion of vaccines will help with that:
The fact that vaccine manufacturers are playing with things they really don't understand is not comforting in the least. Just because someone doesn't mean to hurt you doesn't mean they can't.
If I haven't made it clear enough that I don't think anything good about vaccinations, here it is. I don't. It's crap, it doesn't 'work', and I'd never take one if I can help it. But I also don't think that if we somehow end up getting one, our life is necessarily over. All there is is lessons. Getting vaccinated and dealing with the consequences just may be one of them. If it happens, the lesson exists for a reason. No need to panic.
I think that what dugdeep and Mandatory Intellectomy wrote was reasonable.
On one hand, you don't see people lining up in the ERs or consultations reporting severe adverse effects to vaccines. Autism, as reported in the documentary Vaxxed, happens at a critical age which coincides with the age of the vaccination program in children (or the gestating woman!). Severe adverse effects in adults do exist though, as with any drug. But take for instance the HPV vaccine. We have reviewed literature in this forum that supports the idea that these people (having HPV vaccine adverse effects) have genetic mutations in their thiamine pathway. There are case reports of people recovering their health after high doses of thiamine supplementation. I'm yet to meet the girl who had a severe adverse effect to the HPV vaccine and this is why I suspect that the mutations might be more prevalent in non local populations.
However, there's a way vaccines can really affect your health beyond severe adverse effects and it's related with what Mikovits brought up in her interview with Dr. Mercola. She talks about co-infections in vaccines with what she calls gamma retroviruses which are related to chronic fatigue syndrome, Gulf War Syndrome, AIDs, autoimmune diseases, cancer, ETC. Mikovits also brings stuff like borreliosis and babesia.
This relates to the thread on autoimmune diseases created by Laura in 2015:
Article here: http://thehealist.com/rheumatoid-arthritis-caused-amoeba-infection/ Excerpts: Doctors who practice in this field of medicine say rheumatoid arthritis is not an “auto-immune” disease at all. Rather, the immune system is attacking the amoeba, which hides out in areas of the body...
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Which is the reason why we are so well stocked up on meds that proved effective for COVID-19 since at least 2015: doxycycline, hydroxychloroquine, azithromycin, not to mention the MULTIPLE things we've tried over the years (check out the Diet and Health forum).
Back then, I was one who tried the autoimmune protocol and derived benefits from it: allergies got better, cognitive thinking improved and in general, I had more energy. Later on, the iodine protocol helped even more. I thought that the only way I could have gotten a co-infection that produced something among the lines of a "Gulf War Syndrome" was from my vaccination program. I got my last vaccine (hopefully) when I was 21 years old and it was a third dose of the MMR vaccine, and just because I was an intern in the Infectology department of the Children's Hospital. All vaccines have cell lines from where they cultured: aborted human cell lines, animal cell lines, etc. This has been covered extensively in the H&W show which dugdeep co-hosts.
It's really a bad idea to combine animal cell lines with human cell lines because of the potential for co-infections, not to mention the extra ingredients that create havoc in our immune systems. Co-infections can really make you controllable if you can't concentrate, lack energy, get autoimmune conditions, etc.
Mikovits ties up nicely all this research and the only thing that she seems to be missing is the clue given by the Cs of the coronavirus potential to unlock beneficial codons. She brings up again the study on military men which showed that they got less flu from the flu vaccine, but had more coronavirus infection. They probably were working on a vaccine and maybe the coronavirus came from a monkey kidney cell line. The merging that they created made it so that a virus, instead of affecting only epithelial cells in the sinuses or airway pathways, now affects white blood cells and potentially multiple other cells that have the ACE2 receptor (the gateway of the virus). It gave access to the brain and so forth. And every time the virus infects a person, it has the potential to change depending on how it mutates within the host.
According to Mikovits, the combination of co-infections including gamma retroviruses and the SARS-CoV-2, is giving the current COVID-19. Taking care of your physical health with everything that we've researched and that has being mentioned in this thread, does prove protective in more ways than one. And that is without mentioning the awareness and consciousness factor.
How is this virus potentially unlocking beneficial codons? And here's where I would like to bring some molecular biology concepts of the virus. The vocabulary background is technical, but all the 101 information is available for everybody. I posted a video with the 101 molecular biology of the coronavirus here as well:
Coronavirus Pandemic: Apocalypse Now! Or exaggerated scare story?
According to molecular biology concepts, the virus has a mechanism to readthrough its genetic code (the ability to transcribe a genetic sequence beyond its normal termination sequence) via a
frame shifting event that is governed by two properties of the genomic RNA of the virus.
First, a
slippery sequence that facilitates a "slip out of the frame" when the ribosome reads the genomic sequence and which is increased in coronaviruses because downstream of the "slippery sequence" is what is called an "RNA pseudoknot structure" (second property) which is a highly stable RNA structure that causes the ribosome when it encounters it to pause over the slippery sequence increasing the chances that it will slip back out of frame. If it slips back one nucleotide out of frame, stop codons are no longer read as a stop codon and the ribosome can continue to translate whatever is next. I would think that this is one way to unlock suppressed codons depending on how the virus interacts with its hosts, or vice versa, how the host interacts with the new virus.
The other interesting thing about coronaviruses is that they have
subgenomic RNAs which are like a nested set of codes, which allows the coronavirus to have its structural proteins and accessory proteins transcribed. Subgenomic RNAs transcription is discontinuous and is facilitated by shared transcription regulatory sequences which basically allows for jumps across the genome, transcribing genes here and there. Potentially, this could be another mechanism the virus can activate suppressed codons.
Mikovits says that they probably didn't intend for the coronavirus to get merged with whatever they were doing with the flu vaccine. It just happened to come (probably) from monkey cell lines. She doesn't think it was gene therapy technology, but that they actually cultured a virus in cell lines, i.e. monkey cell lines.
Normally, the virus only infected epithelial cell lines in the respiratory lining giving just a standard flu. Now we have the coronavirus merged with the rest that makes it just contagious and which just facilitates its spread across our bodies and its systems. In normal circumstances, it would not have happened, if it was not for this experiment and with this unintended consequence. Pretty interesting.