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originally posted by: BaseHead
Present proof of a case study of young boy’s testicles from England or anywhere else for that matter ? a reply to: v1rtu0s0
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: thethinkingman
The fact that this is public knowledge, and that the UK government is freely admitting to it and is paying out compensation, clearly demonstrates that there isn't this huge coverup that the doom porn people claim.
If it's on the BBC, it's not being covered up.
Definition
Where DNA is inserted artificially into a cell to treat a genetic disease.
Use in clinical context
The principle behind gene therapy is that protein production can be altered. This can be in cells that do not produce a particular protein when they should, or they produce an altered version of the protein that does not function correctly.
Gene therapy delivers a functioning copy of a gene to cells. This is usually done using a non-infectious virus to deliver the gene to the target cells. It does not integrate the new DNA into the chromosomes, but exists as free-floating DNA in the nucleus where it can be transcribed into mRNA. Once transcribed, the mRNA is processed in the same way as mRNA transcribed from chromosomal DNA.
Up to and including 24 August 2022, the MHRA received and analysed 172,901 UK Yellow Cards from people who have received the COVID-19 Vaccine Pfizer/BioNTech. These reports include a total of 498,473 suspected reactions (i.e., a single report may contain more than one symptom).
The first report was received on 9 December 2020. Up to and including 24 August 2022, the MHRA received and analysed a total of 246,183 UK reports of suspected ADRs to the COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca.
These reports include a total of 872,333 suspected reactions (a single report may contain more than one symptom). The first report was received on 4 January 2021.
Up to and including 24 August 2022, the MHRA received and analysed a total of 40,576 UK reports of suspected ADRs to the COVID-19 Vaccine Moderna.
These include a total 134,340 suspected reactions (a single report may contain more than one symptom). The first report was received on 7 April 2021.
The MHRA has received 820 UK reports of suspected ADRs to the COVID-19 Pfizer/BioNTech Vaccine in which the patient died after vaccination, 1,301 reports for the COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca, 70 reports for the COVID-19 Vaccine Moderna and 49 reports where the brand of vaccine was unspecified.
None of the current trials are designed to detect a reduction in any serious outcome such as hospitalisations, intensive care use, or deaths
Vaccines are being hailed as the solution to the covid-19 pandemic, but the vaccine trials currently underway are not designed to tell us if they will save lives, reports Peter Doshi, Associate Editor at The BMJ today.
Several covid-19 vaccine trials are now in their most advanced (phase 3) stage, but what will it mean exactly when a vaccine is declared “effective”? Many may assume that successful phase 3 studies will mean we have a proven way of keeping people from getting very sick and dying from covid-19.
And a robust way to interrupt viral transmission. Yet the current phase 3 trials are not actually set up to prove either, says Doshi. “None of the trials currently underway are designed to detect a reduction in any serious outcome such as hospitalisations, intensive care use, or deaths. Nor are the vaccines being studied to determine whether they can interrupt transmission of the virus,” he writes.
He explains that all ongoing phase 3 trials for which details have been released are evaluating mild, not severe, disease - and they will be able to report final results once around 150 participants develop symptoms.
In Pfizer and Moderna’s trials, for example, individuals with only a cough and positive lab test would bring those trials one event closer to their completion.
Yet Doshi argues that vaccine manufacturers have done little to dispel the notion that severe covid-19 was what was being assessed.
“Hospitalisations and deaths from covid-19 are simply too uncommon in the population being studied for an effective vaccine to demonstrate statistically significant differences in a trial of 30,000 people,” he adds. “The same is true regarding whether it can save lives or prevent transmission: the trials are not designed to find out
originally posted by: puzzled2
So gene therapy is
Definition
Where DNA is inserted artificially into a cell to treat a genetic disease.
Use in clinical context
The principle behind gene therapy is that protein production can be altered. This can be in cells that do not produce a particular protein when they should, or they produce an altered version of the protein that does not function correctly.
Gene therapy delivers a functioning copy of a gene to cells. This is usually done using a non-infectious virus to deliver the gene to the target cells. It does not integrate the new DNA into the chromosomes, but exists as free-floating DNA in the nucleus where it can be transcribed into mRNA. Once transcribed, the mRNA is processed in the same way as mRNA transcribed from chromosomal DNA.
Seems like add a bit of DNA get the New DNA to create mRNA that is processed in the same manner as natural.
So if you skip the first part and just generate the mRNA artificially -
how is the body going to react any differently than if you added a piece of DNA to create the 1st mRNA.
IF both processes are designed to produce mRNA to cause a change within receiving cells what difference does it make who sent the message?
Moderna’s trial is designed to find out if the vaccine can prevent covid-19 disease, says Zaks. Like Pfizer and Johnson and Johnson, Moderna has designed its study to detect a relative risk reduction of at least 30% in participants developing lab-confirmed covid-19, consistent with FDA and international guidance.
21/10/2020
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: puzzled2
So gene therapy is
Definition
Where DNA is inserted artificially into a cell to treat a genetic disease.
Use in clinical context
The principle behind gene therapy is that protein production can be altered. This can be in cells that do not produce a particular protein when they should, or they produce an altered version of the protein that does not function correctly.
Gene therapy delivers a functioning copy of a gene to cells. This is usually done using a non-infectious virus to deliver the gene to the target cells. It does not integrate the new DNA into the chromosomes, but exists as free-floating DNA in the nucleus where it can be transcribed into mRNA. Once transcribed, the mRNA is processed in the same way as mRNA transcribed from chromosomal DNA.
Seems like add a bit of DNA get the New DNA to create mRNA that is processed in the same manner as natural.
So if you skip the first part and just generate the mRNA artificially -
how is the body going to react any differently than if you added a piece of DNA to create the 1st mRNA.
IF both processes are designed to produce mRNA to cause a change within receiving cells what difference does it make who sent the message?
The mRNA in the vax acts outside of the nucleolus, so it cannot insert it's DNA into you.
You'd need to significantly change the composition of the vax in order for it to do what you suggest.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: thethinkingman
From your own source
Moderna’s trial is designed to find out if the vaccine can prevent covid-19 disease, says Zaks. Like Pfizer and Johnson and Johnson, Moderna has designed its study to detect a relative risk reduction of at least 30% in participants developing lab-confirmed covid-19, consistent with FDA and international guidance.
Also from your own source
21/10/2020
Link
It's almost 2 years old. Don't put it up here as if this was current information.
A 17-year-old girl in Washington, who contracted COVID-19 and fully recovered from the disease, died late last month after receiving her second dose of the coronavirus vaccine.
The unnamed teen, who was jabbed with Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine on Sept. 3 and Sept. 15, died of cardiac arrest on Oct. 23, ClarkCountyToday.com reported, citing data from the United States government's Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS).
She tested positive for the coronavirus in August, but she was able to fully recover, according to the data. The girl showed up at the emergency department of a hospital on the day of her death after experiencing chest pain and breathing difficulties in the past 48 hours, her records showed.
She was allegedly "completely well" prior to experiencing the symptoms. Hospital staff reportedly performed advanced cardiovascular life support protocol with CPR on the girl for 65 minutes after she suffered cardiac arrest, but she could not be resuscitated and died.
In yet another incident, a 77-year-old man died within minutes after receiving the first dose of Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine in Noordwijkerhout. However, the officials are looking into the issue and are yet to confirm the link between death and vaccination.
Speaking to the media, a spokesperson for the regional health service GGD Hollands-Midden, said that the injection itself was without incident, and the man waited under supervision for fifteen minutes after the injection before leaving the facility. It has been made mandatory for all the health centres to maintain the observatory period for all the people who are taking the vaccine.
According to the spokesperson, the deceased collapsed outside the health centre. "He collapsed outside. We resuscitated him before the emergency services arrived. We just heard that he died in hospital," the spokesperson was quoted as saying.
My thoughts of your mind are off topic & a violation of ATS protocol
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
It has been odd that they have been pushing the experimental Covid vaccines so hard on the young age groups that are statistically not affected by Covid. Why take the risk when the risk benefit ratio is skewed in the wrong direction? If I was someone who wanted depopulation this is "accidentally" exactly what I would want to happen--the destruction of the reproductive systems of children so they could not have offspring. The lipid nano particles have been shown to penetrate the testes and cause reproductive harm. The lipid nano particles can pretty much go anywhere in the body and cause inflammation and thus immune system activation leading to a plethora of adverse effects. I'm actually surprised the government acknowledged it since they aren't acknowledging anything else.
Dr. Wolf discussed the latest development from the United Kingdom. The UK Health Security Agency banned the COVID vaccine from childrenwho had not turned five by the end of last month. The UK will no longer offer the vaccine to children aged 5 to 11.
Dr. Wolf: The vaccines hurt the testes and hurt the parts of the testes that develop the masculinity and secondary sex characteristics of little boys, and baby boys, and teenage boys. So they literally harm the chances of your little boy child to grow up normally as a male human adult.
The Daily Clout previously reported on the vaccines causing an astonishing drop in adult male fertility.
The massive drop in fertility was also reported in this ATS thread.
SOURCE - www.thegatewaypundit.com...
You don’t, because this whole story is fake & anything else I have to say is off topic & in violation of ATS protocol.
originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: AaarghZombies
How exactly do you gauge fertility rates in prepubescent children?