One in four who had Pfizer Covid jabs experienced unintended immune response

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[–]cunninglingus 2 insightful - 1 fun2 insightful - 0 fun3 insightful - 1 fun -  (1 child)

It's obviously NOT a huge deal. The Daily Telegraph far right misinformation newspaper has twisted the report into misleading garbage.

Locate the original report, which notes the accurate information:

In collaboration with researchers at the Universities of Kent, Oxford and Liverpool, the MRC Toxicology Unit team tested for evidence of the production of ‘off-target’ proteins in people who received the mRNA Pfizer vaccine against COVID-19. They found an unintended immune response occurred in one third of the 21 patients in the study who were vaccinated – but with no ill-effects, in keeping with the extensive safety data available on these COVID-19 vaccines.

https://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/researchers-redesign-future-mrna-therapeutics-to-prevent-potentially-harmful-immune-responses

1st) The sample group was ONLY 21 people, and the unintended response was so minor that there was no ill effect. That unintended response could be a temporary swelled arm, where the shot was given. There are numeroud possibilities. The important bit is that there were NO ILL EFFECTS.

2nd) Hence the next step is to do a proper study with larger sample groups and with the removal of uridine.

3rd) The purpose of that research was to fix a problematic non-essential nutrient, uridine, in the Phizer vaccine.

Connecting that research with what you note here is of course not reliable. You'd have to look at studies of uridine, and this is our only example at the moment. Any other assumption is pure guesswork.

Moreover - you're seeing in that report the very brief results of medical science research. Anti-vax groups claim that science and medical science research are false, and that only their anti-science mates on Twitter know through divine wisdom (or a paid fraud claiming to be an expert) how to understand virology and vaccines.

[–]SoCo 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

Don't attack the newspaper for publishing the study, they even downplayed and white washed it for you...

Do like I do, skip the article and go directly to reading the research paper. All news is weaponized propaganda.

1/4 of the people had an unintended immune response. That is the opposite of "no ill effects," That is an ill affect! A deadly one!

The small sample size is likely how they found no deaths. If they followed up, they'd likely find persistent immune issues with them for years to come.

Immune responses result in medications being immediately recalled from pharmacies, even tiny ones. They cause clinical trials to fail, even those tiny ones. These are the most serious!

I don't know if it is possible to remove uridine. We swap out certain genes with uridine and certain ones with the other replacements, to mask the genes from our immune system. The problem is we've never considered it safe to put anything in a human that was created with the faulty and dangerous CRISPER, rather on doing so, to try out this brand new trick (discovered from about 10 years ago).

That was our one trick to prevent the immune system from attacking the vaccine before it can infect your cells and attempt to generate a bunch of Covid's full lab-designed weapon protein. This full S protein the mRNA vaccines attempt to make still damages your heart, liver, immune system, and still uses the lab-designed, unseen before, technique of magnetic binding to attack your AC2 receptors. We have never seen a virus use magnetic binding before, that is a very human approach. Viruses typically use structural binding and polar hydrophobic binding. The S Protein couldn't stick out as more man-made if it had a laser scope attached.

I don't expect to live many more years with my Moderna-born immune disorder. Frankly I'm surprised I have lived this long. I do think I will be unable to walk un-aided soon, as in 2019 I was hiking 5 to 10 miles a week with a 40 lbs backpack, training for some solo mountainous multi-day hiking. Today I use a cane and cannot stand for longer than about 10 minutes.