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originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: ColeYounger
I'm not sure this is relevant (and I'm not sure it's not relevant), but not too long after the vax was first released, I read an article that claimed at least some of the negative reactions to the vax were due to improper injection. Specifically, the vax is supposed to be injected directly into the muscle, but many vaxxes were not injected into the muscle, resulting in adverse reactions.
Likewise, there was another study that claimed some issues with vax injection included failure to aspirate the needle, resulting in adverse effects.
Unfortunately, I cannot find the articles I originally read now. It's something to keep in mind nevertheless.
originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: ColeYounger
I'm not sure this is relevant (and I'm not sure it's not relevant), but not too long after the vax was first released, I read an article that claimed at least some of the negative reactions to the vax were due to improper injection. Specifically, the vax is supposed to be injected directly into the muscle, but many vaxxes were not injected into the muscle, resulting in adverse reactions.
Likewise, there was another study that claimed some issues with vax injection included failure to aspirate the needle, resulting in adverse effects.
Unfortunately, I cannot find the articles I originally read now. It's something to keep in mind nevertheless.
What feeds the muscle? Capillaries.
Second would be a SubQ injection meaning you didn't go far enough into the muscle and the Vaccine is injected just under the skin where eventually the Chemicals would disperse into the body just slower.
Hitting an Artery could cause immediate Cardiovascular issues but again the artery in under the armpit , the nurse would have to be trying for it.
This sounds like what I read. So it would disperse more slowly, but would it disperse in the same way -- albeit quicker -- if it were intramuscular? What other (if any) difference could/would be expected?
originally posted by: asabuvsobelow
a reply to: Boadicea
In short the Vaccine issues CANNOT be pushed off just as Injection site issues .
I don't think people realize how the smallest thing can cause severe damage regarding these non-vaccines.
originally posted by: Boadicea
originally posted by: asabuvsobelow
a reply to: Boadicea
In short the Vaccine issues CANNOT be pushed off just as Injection site issues .
Got it. And that's what I need to know so thank you!
FWIW, I have wondered -- both then and now -- if the articles I had read were misinformation, or at least misleading information, intended to explain away serious concerns and consequences. But I don't have the personal knowledge and experience to know. And I'm still wondering...
I'm right there with you on this. Don't know what to believe...
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: Boadicea
this follows along nicely with the Ukraine Russia crap.
I got tired quickly of the lies on both sides and decided not to participate. I enjoy that, knowing that if you don't give a rats ass, then it doesn't affect your world. Beer is still cold, water is still wet, and DERP's are still DERP's.
originally posted by: ColeYounger
The fall and winter vaccine push is on. I heard a commercial on the radio last night advising people to get their fall boosters. It was a shorter version of this idiotic clusterfk. "A new vaccine, with a new approach". The commercial featured statements from CDC Director Rochelle Walensky. "We now have vaccines that target all the variants, and these vaccines are 88% effective. Blah, blah, blah..." She had a couple comments that made me laugh out loud. When asked about dissenting opinions, she said she respects everyone's opinion, but "you need to get your fall vaccine." You simply cannot make this sh!t up! I was shocked that they didn't mention "misinformation". Utterly shocked.
After the babbling b.s., the listeners were given a message. The message was abundantly clear. Make no mistake:
The covid vaccine will now be administered every fall, like the flu vaccine. Period.
Mike Mutzel is a biologist who hosts a podcast called High Intensity Health. In a recent show, he discussed this study from Trends In Molecular Medicine
The upshot, in layman's terms, is that the spike protein is freakin' scary:
COVID-19 mRNA vaccines under some circumstances induce high and possibly toxic amounts of S protein in organs and tissues, in turn leaking into the circulation. In animal models, it is well established that lipid nanoparticle-carried mRNAs undergo systemic disposition and expression in organs such as liver, skeletal muscle, and lungs [13]. It can be suggested that at least part of the risk to develop adverse reactions following vaccination with mRNA products depends on the organs/tissues where S protein production occurs, as well as on the total amount produced and on the production time course.
Remember when the "people of science" assured us the spike proteins don't stay in the body long term, and they certainly don't enter the bloodstream? They remain at the injection site. The vaccine was desinged that way! I could find a thousand web pages from various governmental or medical organizations, citing "peer reviewed studies", that guarantee, with absolute certainty, that the spike protein does not pose any danger.
Here's the first site that popped up in a search. It's Science.org, assuring us that the spike protein does not enter the bloodstream:
The Spike protein is not released to wander freely through the bloodstream
The next page to come up was from Immunize BC, assuring us that "There is no evidence that vaccine-generated spike proteins are harmful."
The spike proteins generated by the covid virus will harm you, but the spike proteins generated by the vaccine are harmless