Ironic
Dr Burkhardt's team published more autopsy data on COVID π patients confirming lymphocytes in every organ; which means it's a good time to revisit this little gem of a paper, with many highly predictive statements about the LNPs in the
#WarpedSpeed π>
Dr Burkhardt's team published more autopsy data on COVID π patients confirming lymphocytes in every organ; which means it's a good time to revisit this little gem of a paper, with many highly predictive statements about the LNPs in the
#WarpedSpeed π>
https://twitter.com/janiesaysyay/status/1654222131109171200
Before we start it's interesting to note the paper is from a team at Thomas Jefferson University.
The same π« which forced their president to publicly apologize for liking @AlexBerenson's tweets questioning the safety and efficiency of the πs.
The same π« which forced their president to publicly apologize for liking @AlexBerenson's tweets questioning the safety and efficiency of the πs.
https://twitter.com/AlexBerenson/status/1653185035678121985?s=20
The research looked at data showing the highly inflammatory nature of the lipid nanoparticles when tested in π, injected into the muscle, and intranasally. >
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/Pβ¦
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/Pβ¦
Remember this fact about the PEG.
We'll come back to it later in the context of the #StringOfPearls π§΅
The last line is a hoot.
"However the potential inflammatory nature of these LNPs was NOT assessed."
Who has time for petty details when moving at the SPEED OF SCIENCEβ’οΈ? >
We'll come back to it later in the context of the #StringOfPearls π§΅
The last line is a hoot.
"However the potential inflammatory nature of these LNPs was NOT assessed."
Who has time for petty details when moving at the SPEED OF SCIENCEβ’οΈ? >
They injected saline (PBS) vs the LNPs in the skin and the muscle and found:
In both skin and muscle the LNPs quickly provoke an inflammatory reaction, below the skin on the right gets noticeably red. >
The far right is the inflamed muscle cell. >
They noticed an interesting effect >
Massive inflammation and increased weight in the muscle.
If the LNPs were to go off-target and circulate widely in the body, is there another muscle π which might be affected? >
If the LNPs were to go off-target and circulate widely in the body, is there another muscle π which might be affected? >
Thousands of genes were upregulated. >
"...we show that LNPs, alone or complexed with control noncoding poly-cytosine mRNA, are highly inflammatory in π, likely through the engagement and activation of various distinct and convergent inflammatory pathways." >
Next, they inoculated the mice intranasally and found similar striking results. >
The LNPs made it look like the mice were chain smokers. >
The higher the amount of LNPs, the quicker the death. >
On the left is saline injected mouse lung. On the right is the LNP-injected mouse lung, an image which may be somewhat familiar to followers of Dr. Burkhardt. >
Follow the dotted line.
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Then who would've thought, it figgurs
#Ironic #PEGItWillComeBackToYou #AStringOfPearls #LipidNanoparticles #LNPs #PEG #pandemicplaylist
#Ironic #PEGItWillComeBackToYou #AStringOfPearls #LipidNanoparticles #LNPs #PEG #pandemicplaylist
Here is Dr. Burkhardt's 1st presentation, scroll down and "show replies" to see more of his work.
https://twitter.com/janiesaysyay/status/1441888831515414528?s=20
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