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Are mild Covid Infections in the Vaccinated Necessarily good?
The mammalian stress mechanism explains why the COVID symptoms appear in the aftermath of COVID “immunizations” and why this is a warning of more serious sequelae. The mRNA “immunizations” introduce what amounts to live coronavirus into systemic blood circulation, where the virus attacks the cells of the vascular endothelium and hijacks them to produce more virus. This is extremely dangerous, because normally the coronavirus is confined to the lung. When it invades systemic circulation and attacks the vascular endothelium, it causes the vascular endothelium to release immature fragments of von Willebrand Factor into systemic circulation, where it stabilizes and activates hepatic factor VIIIC to form “factor VIII” a gigantic protein complex that enzymatically interacts with factors VII, IX and X to accelerate thrombin generation to energize its conversion of factor X to factor XIII. Factor XIII then converts soluble fibrin into insoluble fibrin, a monomer that polymerizes into strands that entangle blood cells into clots. The virus also increases the permeability of the vascular endothelium, so that dangerous quantities of tissue factor in extravascular tissues escape into systemic circulation, where tissue factor stabilizes and activates hepatic enzyme factor VII, which enables and exaggerates the magnitude of the enzymeatic interaction of factors VII, VIII, IX and X. The combined activation of factors VII and VIII cause a “silent” increase in blood coagulability that can cause sudden onset of “disseminated intravascular coagulation” that often causes sudden death in young healthy people. www.stressmechanism.com
Good explanation, can share this with a few people as they will grasp this better. Few of my older relatives struggle to understand a lot of the science and they need to get the basics so they can stay out of the shark pool. 😉