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Oct 24, 2021Liked by Modern Discontent

Apparently the Pfizer vaccine at least does induce mucosal antibodies, whether the mucosa will exhibit OAS-like behavior or not independent of the systemic immune system? who knows; https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fimmu.2021.744887/full

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Nov 5, 2021Liked by Modern Discontent

Great read, thanks. How would an individual measure mucosal Ab / immunity? I’m previously infected (Apr 20). Vax Aug 21. N Ab through blood draw was measured as nil in Sep. S1 Abs were very high. I’m familiar with N Ab rapid decline studies and 20% non N responders. Thanks in advance.

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Nov 4, 2021Liked by Modern Discontent

Thanks for the explanation. It really helps we laymen understand your teachings!

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Great read. Thanks so much

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Oct 22, 2021Liked by Modern Discontent

Thank you for this great information. I feel many people are craving an understanding of the data as the media won't back down from their crumbling narratives. What about innate immunity - do you think that is partially why kids fair better?

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Thanks so much for taking the time to reply.

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The reason why people who acquire natural immunity gain antibodies against the N protein is because the irregularity that occurs with viral replication (compared to normal cellular replication) will cause a cascade of cellular events where our cells recognize that something is not right and illicit an immune response.

So if viral replication may be a requirement to notice certain proteins we can understand why vaccinated individuals may not be able to produce antibodies to the N protein.

No, the reason is that the virus mutates and vaccines have a narrow target, the immune system has a wide target. Example, virus naked, vaccine may be effective (maybe), virus with sunglasses (mutation causing different strain) is out of vaccines range hence virus is ineffective. A vaccine out of range allows the virus to mutate unhindered, this leads to pneumonia and death, especially in the elderly. The NHS advice to isolate for 10 days is for the elderly a path to pneumonia.

Early treatment is essential, this was recognised by clinicians treating 1918 Spanish flu victims, doctors in 2021 have forgotten that early advice which still stands firm today, early treatment is the key to surviving Covid flu which is an enveloped single strand virus as is H & N flu. Hydroxychloroquine stops viral attachment and replication by alkalizing the acid lysosomes, the UK banned this drug for off label use and banned doctors from treating covid flu patients early.

To end, NO early treatment and No HCQ in the UK, in the counties where early treatment and HCQ are available there are very few covid flu deaths, examples are- Haiti, Uganda, Nigeria to name 3.

In the study link below it mentions HCQ to treat A virus, HCQ will treat ALL RNA flu type viruses as they ALL travel the same path of attachment, uncoating and replication, the all need the lysosome to be acid Ph 6 and below, the more acid the better.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6062596/

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