Immunizations and Lyme/Autoimmune

I just reviewed some other articles related to this, and I do have one question. One article I saw said this practice of using these cells as discussed in the article have been common knowledge for years.

It wasn’t common knowledge to me. This practice has been going in since the 70’s, and I just learned about it a few days ago. I distinctly remember the use/presence of these cells being denied publicly in the media about a year or so ago and them mocking anyone suggesting such a thing.

Has the general public had common knowledge of this practice for years?

Well, I guess I have been living under a rock for 50 years.

I am pretty sure I would not have gotten the vaccines I did if I had known. I’d like to think I’m smart enough that it would have raised suspicions of unplanned consequences beyond the ethical implications.

After reading some other articles, I learned those cells were also used in the testing and development of some common OTC medicines.

Garzie said...
i didn't see any new news there.

From the article:
“Genetic engineer, Dr. Theresa Deisher, explains that it is impossible to totally separate the antigen from the medium it is grown in. Listen as she explains:

Deisher explains:
All of these things are in the final product including contaminants from the cell lines that are used to manufacture the vaccines, and you asked, you know, why the contaminants can't be removed. So, the virus in the vaccine is just a long chain of RNA or DNA, but it's such a long chain that it's not economical to make it in a test tube and so the companies mimic nature's way of growing viruses and they infect cells and the virus grows in the cells, and then they lyse the cell and they try to purify away the virus and leave behind the cells impurities and DNA fragments. But, for anyone who's taken chemistry, your yield is inversely related to your purity and, so, if they purified out the contaminants from the cell lines, the yield would be so low that they wouldn't make any money, or no one would pay a thousand dollars or ten thousand dollars for a vaccine and, so, because of that, contaminants from the cell lines, and in that case fetal cell lines, are in the final product. And, they are actually at very high levels …[10]

The fragmented DNA contaminants are present in the final product. Vaccines are made to trigger the recipient’s immune system to produce antibodies to a virus. If fragments of foreign human DNA are mingled in, how does the immune system react to their presence? Does that not raise questions in light of the explosions of autoimmune disease, autism, Alzheimers over the past 40 years or so?

Post Edited (WalkingbyFaith) : 1/18/2022 8:55:13 AM (GMT-7)

Garzie said...
the article is rather poorly written and appears to be designed to tap into peoples fears.

My favorite in that group is Dr. Stella Immanuel.

"To the extent that the mainstream medical community paid attention to the group at all, it was to point out that these doctors making misstatements lacked the expertise to comment. There was no evidence that any of the doctors who spoke that day had treated patients severely ill with the virus, according to MedPage Today, a peer-reviewed medical news site. None of them were infectious-disease experts or worked in intensive-care units during the pandemic. One was best known for promoting bizarre religious beliefs, including tweeting that America needed “deliverance from demon sperm” because people were falling ill from having sex with demons and witches in their dreams. Two of the “frontline” doctors were ophthalmologists, only one of whom was still licensed."

Now, I simply copied that paragraph from an article on Time.com. I'm not saying, of course, that people aren't falling ill from having sex with demons and witches in their dreams. I think there's a clinical trial underway to make that determination.

WalkingbyFaith said...
I don’t recall being informed about the use of fetal cells in the development of vaccines when I was offered vaccines.

It's highly unlikely that such information would have been volunteered to you, WbF. I bet there were many nurses who were administering vaccines that didn't know the information, either. You certainly shouldn't feel like you made some sort of mistake, in my opinion. You did the best you could with the information you had at the time.

Classic hit job.

"To the extent that the mainstream medical community paid attention to the group at all, it was to point out that these doctors making misstatements lacked the expertise to comment. There was no evidence that any of the doctors who spoke that day had treated patients severely ill with the virus, according to MedPage Today, a peer-reviewed medical news site. None of them were infectious-disease experts or worked in intensive-care units during the pandemic. One was best known for promoting bizarre religious beliefs, including tweeting that America needed “deliverance from demon sperm” because people were falling ill from having sex with demons and witches in their dreams. Two of the “frontline” doctors were ophthalmologists, only one of whom was still licensed."

A doctor treats Covid successfully with traditional medicine and this is what she gets.

Beware of the demon doctor!