Reading time: short story - novelette - novella - novel - PhD thesis - War and Peace - U.S. Tax Code TL;DR: Transfecting 5-11 year olds led to increased cytokine responses to spike protein at the expense of resistance to other pathogens including bacteria, fungi or viruses. There was a significant number of breakthrough infections in spite of this.
I’m now sending your posts to my friend who is a pediatrician- she is supposedly also giving them to another pediatrician in her office :)
Meanwhile, every time I read your articles, I fast forward to thinking about when my children become parents themselves. I don’t think I’m going to be a terribly popular grandparent with all of the warnings about vaccines and the books I’m going to be shoving in their hands when they start having kids ....
I have long suspected that strontium (Sr) would help some vax-injured patients that suffer from immune and nerve related conditions.
Sr replaces calcium in calcium signaling and nerve synapses. Although Sr is always present in the pool of Ca ions, the levels are too low to provide significant benefits. At higher levels attained by supplemental Sr in nutritional doses and/or pharmaceutical doses, Sr changes the personality of calcium signaling and synapses, and can provides significant benefits.
Sr dampens the danger signals that the nervous system sends to the immune system. In fact, Sr at higher doses can replace the need for morphine in pain control.
Strontium lowers NF-κB, TNFa and IL-6, and practically every other inflammatory cytokine under stressed conditions.
Sr has been studied in skin problems, pain, bone health, Parkinson's, phantom limb pain (in amputated limbs), diabetes, cachexia, liver health, mitochondria health, and numerous other conditions.
However, your article presents cases where the vax lowered immune response, and theoretically, Sr, which also tend to usually lower immune responses, could be contraindicated.
Oct 30, 2023·edited Oct 30, 2023Liked by DoorlessCarp🐭
Thanks for the article, excellent work again. It's downright creepy that the authors issued such a biased disclaimer: their data sound the alarm bells and the alarm should remain on until it's been determined - scientifically, of course, not by propagandists - that there's no problem. But we know there's a problem: their data and other datasets already show it, as you point out. Data from Cleveland and NSW show that hospital admissions increase with the number of "vaccinations", and the lines are very clear, straight and clean.
btw, on a log scale 4 = 10,000x increase, no? i.e. 10^4.
Doorless Carp, Thanks for your research!
Synergistic pairing of ivermectin and fenbendazole found HIGHLY EFFECTIVE at preventing and treating cancer
https://www.2ndsmartestguyintheworld.com/p/synergistic-pairing-of-ivermectin
Reading time 😂🤣♥️
I’m now sending your posts to my friend who is a pediatrician- she is supposedly also giving them to another pediatrician in her office :)
Meanwhile, every time I read your articles, I fast forward to thinking about when my children become parents themselves. I don’t think I’m going to be a terribly popular grandparent with all of the warnings about vaccines and the books I’m going to be shoving in their hands when they start having kids ....
I have long suspected that strontium (Sr) would help some vax-injured patients that suffer from immune and nerve related conditions.
Sr replaces calcium in calcium signaling and nerve synapses. Although Sr is always present in the pool of Ca ions, the levels are too low to provide significant benefits. At higher levels attained by supplemental Sr in nutritional doses and/or pharmaceutical doses, Sr changes the personality of calcium signaling and synapses, and can provides significant benefits.
Sr dampens the danger signals that the nervous system sends to the immune system. In fact, Sr at higher doses can replace the need for morphine in pain control.
Strontium lowers NF-κB, TNFa and IL-6, and practically every other inflammatory cytokine under stressed conditions.
Sr has been studied in skin problems, pain, bone health, Parkinson's, phantom limb pain (in amputated limbs), diabetes, cachexia, liver health, mitochondria health, and numerous other conditions.
However, your article presents cases where the vax lowered immune response, and theoretically, Sr, which also tend to usually lower immune responses, could be contraindicated.
Keep in mind that this is only a hypothesis.
For more info, read my Substack post on Sr.
https://joeanstett.substack.com/p/benefits-of-strontium
https://joeanstett.substack.com/p/your-nerves-on-strontium-part-1
Thanks for the article, excellent work again. It's downright creepy that the authors issued such a biased disclaimer: their data sound the alarm bells and the alarm should remain on until it's been determined - scientifically, of course, not by propagandists - that there's no problem. But we know there's a problem: their data and other datasets already show it, as you point out. Data from Cleveland and NSW show that hospital admissions increase with the number of "vaccinations", and the lines are very clear, straight and clean.
btw, on a log scale 4 = 10,000x increase, no? i.e. 10^4.
Shame on the Pediatricians . That vax schedule gets pushed like mad.