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vaccine for COVID-19 (Attribution: Nataliya Vaitkevich, Presented at: WindermereSun.com)

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This video discusses new surprise discovery (yet to be confirmed by other scientists) that SARS-CoV-2 full length spike protein can enter human cell nuclei and interfere with fixing of broken DNA damage. Authors of the study propose this might have been evolved in order to prevent genetic recombination required to produce antibody variety to successfully attack the virus. If true, and if this could have important implications for potential negative health outcomes and might require reconfiguration of vaccine design, in the video published on Nov 12, 2021, “Spike protein inside nucleus enhancing DNA damage? – COVID-19 mRNA vaccines update 18“, below:

In this video we describe the spike protein in detail from a molecular point of view and reveal its amazing complexity. We compare how the spike protein from mRNA vaccines differs from those occurring naturally as presented by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, in the video published on Nov 28, 2021, “Virus spike vs vaccine spike – COVID-19 mRNA vaccines update 20“, below:

We discuss the latest publication of a repost showing that spike protein can circulate for a prolonged period of time post vaccination. We discuss how this is achieved, what are additional observations and why this could be either good or bad news. We touch on again why the mRNA vaccine is an exciting technology for the future of medicine, especially in the context of the treatment of genetic diseases, in the video published on Oct 27, 2021, “COVID-19 mRNA vaccines update 16 – circulating spike“, below:

Please read and agree to the disclaimer before watching this video. . Will the vaccine continue to make spike proteins? In the video published on Jan 6, 2021, “Will the vaccine continue to make spike proteins?” below:

Please read and agree to the disclaimer before watching this video. . Will Vaccine Generated Spike Proteins Bind To Our Cells? In the video published on Jan 4, 2021, “Will Vaccine Generated Spike Proteins Bind To Our Cells?“, below:

Discussed are two latest studies from the UK and the US comparing impacts of Delta variant on infection in vaccinated versus unvaccinated. The UK study looked at spread of infection among families whereas the US study from CDC compared post-infection natural immunity of unvaccinated against uninfected vaccinated community, including the likelihood of infection by the Delta strain of SARS-CoV-2. Implications for properly protecting vulnerable communities from infection, in the video published on Nov 2, 2021, “COVID-19 mRNA vaccines update 17 – Delta impact on vaccinated vs unvaccinated“, below:

This video is dedicated to the side effect of heart inflammation (myocarditis) recently observed in the younger vaccinated population. How does it occur in that age group without vaccination, and what could be promoting the increased risk after vaccination? Then a brief discussion about informed consent (and the lack of it during the vaccination campaign). Finally, one paper discussing indirect protection of unvaccinated household members from infections when others are vaccinated is mentioned, in the video published on Jul 5, 2021, “COVID-19 mRNA vaccines update 9“, below:

As new data emerges, this is our first video about vaccination consequences on a molecular level. Three different publications are discussed, two of which indicate that different COVID-19 vaccines could result in spike protein being released into the blood, and a third paper indicating that the binding of spike proteins to human receptors affects signaling within the cell. Also discussed is what the potential consequences of these events could be, and why this might be a cause of concern but ultimately why it is not necessarily an immediate need for worry, in the video published on Jun 7, 2021, “COVID-19 mRNA vaccines update 7“, below: