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Possibility of integrating RNA into DNA
All scientists agree that the long-term risks of this vaccine are not known. The biggest would be that this mRNA or DNA integrates into our genome and produces the spike protein. This kind of phenomenon, in addition to producing spike continuously, can also interfere at the genome level on tumor promoter genes and induce cancer. This is a possible and described phenomenon, carried out by enzymes of reverse transcriptase type (from RNA to DNA).
The possibility, and this would be the worst, that RNA integrates definitively into DNA (at least two enzymes in the human body are capable of doing this) (Zhang, L et al., 2021) (Chandramouly G et al. ., 2021). There, it would then be an outbreak of cancers that could be observed between one and ten years. Neurological and autoimmune diseases can also result (Seneff S and Nigh, 2021).
Note on adjuvants
Some of the nanolipids used by Pfizer or Moderna to encapsulate mRNA have never been used, either by injection or orally, not presented on the ECHA reference site (type ALC-1059 nanolipids) and including the by-products are known potential carcinogens (N, N-Dimethyltetradecylamine) (EMA, 2021).
There is also the presence of allergenic adjuvants, such as PEG which can lead to anaphylactic shock (Shiraishi K et al., 2019) (Kounis NG et al., 2021)
A point of concern, in addition to the toxicity of the spike, is that these naonolipids are also known to cause clotting problems. In fact, Moderna admits it, even if one reads the patent on the injection of mRNA vaccine encapsulated in nanolipids, which is the basis of the technique of current vaccines: WO 2017/099823 A1. COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR DELIVERY OF THERAPEUTIC AGENTS. June 15, 2017.
"In some embodiments, the adverse reaction includes coagulopathy, disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), vascular thrombosis, complement activation pseudo-allergy (CARPA), acute phase response (APR) , or a combination of these. »This patent even provides for the addition of anticoagulants, antiallergics! :
"In some embodiments, the agent (additive molecule) inhibits platelet activation. In some embodiments, the agent is an inhibitor of platelet aggregation. In some embodiments, the inhibitor of platelet aggregation is aspirin or clopidrogrel (PLAVIX®). In some embodiments, the platelet aggregation inhibitor is selected from aspirin / pravastatin, cilostazol, prasugrel, aspirin / dipyridamole, ticagrelor, cangrelor, elinogrel, dipyridamole, and ticlopidine . In some embodiments, the agent inhibits CD36 ”(MODERNA, 2017). "
We clearly note that the harmful effects of these nanolipids have a lot in common with those of COVID, including in their inflammatory mode of action (complement pathway) (Bumiller-Bini V et al., 2021)!
Conclusion
For all the reasons set out in this article and supported by the scientific literature, we see that the serious forms and deaths observed, in particular with mRNA and DNA type vaccines, which are called vaccines a little quickly, even s 'they do indeed produce antibodies directed against the SARS-CoV2 virus, can be explained by biological and biochemical mechanisms.
This toxicity, in particular due to the spike protein, has been known for more than ten years. Some of the adjuvants and the nanolipids surrounding the mRNA are also of concern and may participate in the serious side effects observed, including, in particular, thrombosis.
We do not have enough perspective on these gene technologies as the inventor himself, Robert Malone calls them . It would be wiser to recommend conventional vaccines (despite the risks of ADE as well) or with a deactivated spike protein and safer and known adjuvants. This could also encourage many citizens, enlightened or not, to be vaccinated.
We are therefore witnessing total blind experimentation on a planetary scale and this is unacceptable, because the risk is totally inconsiderate, particularly in view of the mortality and low lethality of this COVID disease. The lethality (mortality in people who contract the virus) is on average, in the world, between 0.5 and 1% against 0.1% for influenza (John Hopkins data, July 2021).
There is still time to face the real benefits and the real risks of this vaccination, and in particular among young people, when they are very little affected by the disease, and vaccines do not prevent contamination. Let us not lose sight of the fact that vaccination, apart from populations at risk, is aimed at healthy subjects, on whom ethics dictate that they do not run any risk , primum non nocere .
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Author (s): Dr Jean-François Lesgards, for FranceSoir