Doctor Reports All Negatives Side Effects Of The Vaccine

So instead of talking about masks again which this particular thread is not about I'll ask you if you think that the comments in the op are valid and that the doctor in question is correct in his opinions?

We can ignore the bit about magnetic arms if you like and just go with the rest of his claims.



a reply to: Ksihkehe

a reply to: 51Reasons

You probably did, one of the side affects is clotting in the blood stream this can induce strokes and other nasty side affects as clots can block blood vessels and in your case some of the tiny blood vessel supply to your nerves perhaps even in your motor cortex may have been blocked by such blood clumping having occurred but you recovered so perhaps it was able to force the blockage out or you switched to redundant nerves and compensated but of course many others have not been so lucky and have had symptoms similar to bell's palsy and other mini and major stroke like symptoms probably caused by the blood clot's blocking blood flow and oxygen from reaching parts of the brain and other organs or other parts of the nervous system or even the heart or other organ's, remember your body needs nutrition and oxygen oxygen which are delivered constantly by your blood stream as well as your blood stream taking away the carbon dioxide and other waste products, block it and your cells are suffocated and starved to death.

You are lucky your symptoms were not worse, now imagine if you had been in less robust health or had a potential problem in your vascular system already which a great many people do.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: LABTECH767
but this is NOT a vaccine and they can call it that all they want to.

It's a new technology,

You obviously aren't aware that you don't have to get the mRNA shot, you can just get an old fashioned vax if you want using the same technology that's been used for decades.

What is the name of the old fashioned vax that uses the same technology that has been used for decades?

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

I'd like to add that the long term effects on male fertility are unknown at this
time but there are scientists hypothesizing there could be.
Apparently, the testes expresses the greatest amount of ACE2 enzymes which might make it them
prime target. You can search and find more papers. I've listed two.
Also consider it's the spike protein that uses ACE2 to infect cells.

"Our study demonstrated the high expression of ACE2 in kidney
and testicular tissue and showed possible mechanisms of
SARS-Cov-2 infecting such cells by binding ACE2. Our results
facilitate the understanding of the mechanisms of abnormal
renal function and kidney damage in COVID-19 patients and
suggest that the patient cares regarding the possible
occurrence of orchitis. Follow-up and evaluation of the
reproductive functions may be necessary in recovered male
COVID-19 patients, especially the young male patients."

www.frontiersin.org...

Another paper

"Since ACE2 expression is high in testis, we speculate that
during peak viremia, SARS-CoV-2 reaches testicular interstitium
via blood route and LC might be one of the first target in the
testes (Figure 1B). Virus infection in the LC may cause alterations
in the steroidogenic pathways that may also explain the LC
dysfunction and decreased serum T/LH ratio as reported by Ma and
colleagues [8]. In addition, virus may infect SC, another
ACE2 expressing cell type in the seminiferous tubules.
Cytokines and chemokines induced by SARS-CoV-2 entry into the
LC and SC may recruit peripheral immune cells including macrophages
and virus-specific T cells that may further potentiate inflammation
and orchitis in accordance with reported symptoms from 19% of
patients in study by Pan et al. [6] but may also facilitate virus
clearance. Since orchitis is not a common symptom reported in
COVID-19 males, it is likely that the immunosuppressive properties
of SC and testicular macrophages may play a critical role in
suppressing inflammation and limiting virus-associated testicular
damage unlike other organs. However, SARS-CoV-2-associated
inflammation might transiently affect blood–testis barrier (BTB)
integrity that may affect spermatogenesis. Therefore, urinogenital
manifestations should be investigated in young men with COVID-19.
Further studies using both in vitro 3D models [10] and animal
models are warranted to characterize the effect of SARS-CoV-2
infection on testes function including hormone production, BTB
integrity, and germ cell depletion to improve our understanding
of the effect of this virus on reproductive health."

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Novavax is working on a protein subunit COVID-19 vaccine.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Itisnowagain

Novavax is working on a protein subunit COVID-19 vaccine.

Is that an old fashioned vax using the same technology that's been used for decades?
Is it available now?

Because the post I was replying to states that there is a traditional vax that is available for those that don't want mRNA type.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

It's apparently not mRNA based if that's what you are asking.

It's made from Moth cells and tree bark.

www.nebraskamed.com...

a reply to: andy06shake
But not available like the post I replied to said??
Come play on the other thread that I have been posting on

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Hence the reason i state "working on". LoL

You need to hold your horses Itisnowagain if your not wanting a mRNA type vaccine.

But surely you are at least happy there producing one you may be willing to take?

a reply to: andy06shake
I have never disclosed my vaccine status...... it's no one's business.

I just question posters who say stuff that does not appear to be true.....

ArrghZombies keeps stating stuff that is not true .....

Out the ones spreading misinformation.

Thanks for the link to Novavax..... it's interesting.

originally posted by: nonspecific
So instead of talking about masks again which this particular thread is not about I'll ask you if you think that the comments in the op are valid and that the doctor in question is correct in his opinions?

We can ignore the bit about magnetic arms if you like and just go with the rest of his claims.



a reply to: Ksihkehe

The OP#s own source says the following:

I am concerned that people aren't doing proper research and simply forwarding on messages about adverse reactions that agree with their opinions.

Dr. Saleem

This isn't a confirmation of the side effects, it's somebody reporting rumors that they've heard.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

I think your vaccine status is rather apparent considering your apprehension where mRNA type vaccines are concerned.

The information i have provided you with on Novavax iteration of a vaccine is what it is, as to its veracity, well that's up to yourself to decide.

Like i suggest through the ingredients would seem to comprise moth cells and tree bark, so if indeed it comes to fruition that's you got your vaccine without any mRNA palaver to be of concern.

Edit: How am i supposed to know what other threads you have been posting on?

A link is your ticket there pal.

a reply to: andy06shake
At least it is not teaching the cells in your body to produce the spike protein.

originally posted by: Itisnowagain

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: LABTECH767
but this is NOT a vaccine and they can call it that all they want to.

It's a new technology,

You obviously aren't aware that you don't have to get the mRNA shot, you can just get an old fashioned vax if you want using the same technology that's been used for decades.

What is the name of the old fashioned vax that uses the same technology that has been used for decades?

Seriously?

You're actually asking?

ANY vaccine except for Moderna and Pfizer.

Sputnik V
OxfordAstraZeneca
Johnson
CoronaVac

All use traditional methods, either a killed version of the Covid virus along with agents designed to provoke the body to reaction, or components of the covid virus carried by a harmless virus.

a reply to: andy06shake

"Edit: How am i supposed to know what other threads you have been posting on?"

Go to the top right of my post.... parallel to my name... there's a symbol of a person....click it and you will see 6 options....one is view posts.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Well it apparently functions by teaching the immune system to make antibodies to the spike protein.

originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: andy06shake
At least it is not teaching the cells in your body to produce the spike protein.

Which is a known technique.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Or you could just have posted a link to the thread you wanted me to come and see.

I cant be bothered stalking you Itisnowagain, if you wish me to see something, point the way.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: Itisnowagain

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: LABTECH767
but this is NOT a vaccine and they can call it that all they want to.

It's a new technology,

You obviously aren't aware that you don't have to get the mRNA shot, you can just get an old fashioned vax if you want using the same technology that's been used for decades.

What is the name of the old fashioned vax that uses the same technology that has been used for decades?

Seriously?

You're actually asking?

ANY vaccine except for Moderna and Pfizer.

Sputnik V
OxfordAstraZeneca
Johnson
CoronaVac

All use traditional methods, either a killed version of the Covid virus along with agents designed to provoke the body to reaction, or components of the covid virus carried by a harmless virus.

I am not sure about Coronavac but all the others tell your cells to make the spike protein.

When you get a viral vector vaccine, the vector (adenovirus) enters a cell in your body. It then teaches the cell how to produce the COVID-19 spike protein.

I have asked for links that refute this on the other thread....
I am still waiting.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

From google questions

"These are the first messenger RNA vaccines to be produced and tested in large-scale phase III human trials. The advantage of mRNA technology compared with conventional approaches is that it allows for faster development and scale-up of production"