I am not entirely convinced that 'natural immunity prevents recurrent infection', especially with new variants. Before the vaccine rollout, I remember reading articles of people who contracted covid more than once, weeks or even months apart. Worse still- what if sars-cov-2 is a gain of function bioweapon spliced and diced with HIV and persists in the body when, or if, it takes a hold?
There is a trend to equivocate infection between transfected and untransfected individuals. Not surprising given the majority has been transfected at least once. However, without the data from the control group, they can't make any conclusions that don't involve transfection as the driver of this.
Jan 28, 2023·edited Jan 28, 2023Liked by Dr Philip McMillan
One of your respondents triggered a question I've been considering for awhile...
I wonder what percentage of the vaccine injured are recipients of mix-&-match vaccines? How many of the vaccine injured have had Moderna & Pfizer, or Pfizer & AZ, or Moderna & AZ, or, God forbid, one of each..?
Do you think folks who mixed & matched their vaccines are more or less likely to suffer adverse reactions? I got a bad feeling when this became an accepted position. I didn't like the feeling of taking even one barely researched, totally novel, never-tried-before, rushed-out vaccine, never mind two or even three different ones in a row. Gave me a bad feeling, that did.
Most of the people I know were quite happy, didn't bat an eyelid, just went ahead with Pfizer first then an AZ... What can I do? All you can do is lead them to the water, if they choose to spit in back in our faces, fine. We tried.
I‘m from germany, not vacccinated, female, 57 years old. I had the first infection with Sars Cov19 variant Omikron(?) in march 2022, the second infection im december 2022.
Both times same symtoms without any severe. Second time most milder. Actually i‘m doing well. So… what do i have to fear?
Dr. McMillan, short direct question. Why are health authorities still recommending the mRNA vaccines when the risks are now clear and significant?
Do you differentiate between astrazeneca and mRNA? Do you have any thoughts on those who've only had one mRNA? Thanks
I am not entirely convinced that 'natural immunity prevents recurrent infection', especially with new variants. Before the vaccine rollout, I remember reading articles of people who contracted covid more than once, weeks or even months apart. Worse still- what if sars-cov-2 is a gain of function bioweapon spliced and diced with HIV and persists in the body when, or if, it takes a hold?
There is a trend to equivocate infection between transfected and untransfected individuals. Not surprising given the majority has been transfected at least once. However, without the data from the control group, they can't make any conclusions that don't involve transfection as the driver of this.
One of your respondents triggered a question I've been considering for awhile...
I wonder what percentage of the vaccine injured are recipients of mix-&-match vaccines? How many of the vaccine injured have had Moderna & Pfizer, or Pfizer & AZ, or Moderna & AZ, or, God forbid, one of each..?
Do you think folks who mixed & matched their vaccines are more or less likely to suffer adverse reactions? I got a bad feeling when this became an accepted position. I didn't like the feeling of taking even one barely researched, totally novel, never-tried-before, rushed-out vaccine, never mind two or even three different ones in a row. Gave me a bad feeling, that did.
Most of the people I know were quite happy, didn't bat an eyelid, just went ahead with Pfizer first then an AZ... What can I do? All you can do is lead them to the water, if they choose to spit in back in our faces, fine. We tried.
Someone please explain to me why this would not happen with the vaccine....
Spike Protein System-wide Transcriptome Damage and Tissue Identity Loss
https://wmcresearch.substack.com/p/spike-protein-system-wide-transcriptome?
I‘m from germany, not vacccinated, female, 57 years old. I had the first infection with Sars Cov19 variant Omikron(?) in march 2022, the second infection im december 2022.
Both times same symtoms without any severe. Second time most milder. Actually i‘m doing well. So… what do i have to fear?