More cheese on #PlacentaGate π§π§π§
.@VikiLovesFACS is relying on the lack of fetal production of IgM to claim that the magical LNP (that we now know gets to the placenta), doesn't get into the fetal circulation.
But the fetus doesn't produce IgM in any meaningful quantity...
.@VikiLovesFACS is relying on the lack of fetal production of IgM to claim that the magical LNP (that we now know gets to the placenta), doesn't get into the fetal circulation.
But the fetus doesn't produce IgM in any meaningful quantity...
https://twitter.com/VikiLovesFACS/status/1636645036904308740
This is fetal Immunoglobulin production. The fetus (and baby when born) relies overwhelmingly on maternal IgG transfer for the first 6 months of life.
One of the major reasons to breast feed for at least 6 months!
One of the major reasons to breast feed for at least 6 months!
IgG crosses the placenta from the mother but IgM doesn't, because it's a pentamer (so 5x the size) and not actively transported.
Of course, LNPs remove most barriers to size-based transfer of drugs - as we are finding out. So even big molecules can go anywhere.
Of course, LNPs remove most barriers to size-based transfer of drugs - as we are finding out. So even big molecules can go anywhere.
IgM is only produced in the first few days after exposure to an antigen, so you would only expect IgM in the fetus if it had just been exposed when the umbilical cord blood was taken. This was not the case in any of Viki's quoted papers.
In fact the IgM level even in the mothers is extremely low and difficult to detect.
In the papers quoted, the mothers universally had minute quantities of IgM detectable (100x less than IgG) - or none.
[NB the calculation of an "SD" from 1 data point here is suspect... π€]
In the papers quoted, the mothers universally had minute quantities of IgM detectable (100x less than IgG) - or none.
[NB the calculation of an "SD" from 1 data point here is suspect... π€]
Likewise in Viki's prime evidence paper (Mithal et al, Am J Ob Gyn 2021) the maternal IgG is almost undetectable.
No chance of detecting fetal IgM under these circumstances.
It's a total scam
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/Pβ¦
No chance of detecting fetal IgM under these circumstances.
It's a total scam
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/Pβ¦
Even Viki's beloved Pfizer (how are those shares doing now Mitsui?) didn't bother looking at IgM levels in their infamous 44,000 participant study.
These are all the antibody tests performed in that study.
It's because IgM is a completely unreliable measure in this situation
These are all the antibody tests performed in that study.
It's because IgM is a completely unreliable measure in this situation
So it is entirely disingenuous to use the lack of an IgM response in a fetus (that doesn't produce IgM) to claim that the product doesn't cross the placenta, when we know now that the product gets into the placenta in bucketloads.
Just like it's entirely disingenuous to claim that there is no impact on miscarriage rates now that we KNOW the mRNA-LNP "vaccine" gets into the placenta.
And we also KNOW that we were lied to about miscarriage rates.
@jathorpmfm
arkmedic.substack.com/p/a-miscarriagβ¦
And we also KNOW that we were lied to about miscarriage rates.
@jathorpmfm
arkmedic.substack.com/p/a-miscarriagβ¦
The take home here is that @VikiLovesFACS has no concept of the damage that this product COULD be doing.
Everything is hunky dory, because Pfizer said so and the people doing the studies are not LOOKING for the evidence.
Everything is hunky dory, because Pfizer said so and the people doing the studies are not LOOKING for the evidence.
The paper that Viki was discussing that showed "no luciferase signal in the fetus" was never going to show this. The placental signal is concentrated, and the fetus is circulating a low amount of vector throughout its blood supply.
PCR would have shown it...
PCR would have shown it...
But what they DID show was active mRNA in the endothelial cells of the fetus. In fact they were cock-a-hoop about it.
That was what they were trying to achieve - getting the placental circulation to expand
That was what they were trying to achieve - getting the placental circulation to expand
And, although Viki Male has no experience in clinical trials her PhD was on the cellular biology of the placenta.
She is an expert in placental biology.
Which suggests...
She is [KNOWINGLY] downplaying this HUGE finding.
She is an expert in placental biology.
Which suggests...
She is [KNOWINGLY] downplaying this HUGE finding.
Here is the original thread that #PlacentaGate has come from.
https://twitter.com/Jikkyleaks/status/1636577036998447105
And an important reminder that SHOWS that the mRNA-LNP complex is having an effect on the fetus was this paper from a few months ago showing the obliteration of FETAL stem cells.
This may well turn out to be a bigger scandal than #thalidomide
This may well turn out to be a bigger scandal than #thalidomide
https://twitter.com/TheJikky/status/1591749473914740736
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