An important study (Mostert et al.) was recently published in BMJ Public Health, which confirms that we still have an excess deaths problem, and the authors openly wonder if the COVID-19 vaccines have anything to do with it.
[“They [cardiologists] do believe that the benefits of the vaccine outweigh the risks of getting the COVID Virus, even if one was to develop myocarditis.”]
I think some cardiologists need to take an intro stats or data analysis course.
And I wonder if any of the 24 patients referred to below were jabbed:
"When 24 patients who had recovered from COVID-19 had their whole bodies scanned by a PET (positron emission tomography) imaging test, their insides lit up like Christmas trees. .
A radioactive drug called a tracer revealed abnormal T cell activity in the brain stem, spinal cord, bone marrow, nose, throat, some lymph nodes, heart and lung tissue, and the wall of the gut, compared to whole-body scans from before the pandemic.
This widespread effect was apparent in the ... participants who had fully recovered from the acute phase of COVID-19 ... even those who recovered fully from COVID-19 still showed persistent changes to their T cell activity in numerous organs ...
'Together, these observations suggest that even clinically mild infection could have long-term consequences on tissue-based immune homeostasis and potentially result in an active viral reservoir in deeper tissues' ...
'Overall, these observations challenge the paradigm that COVID-19 is a transient acute infection, building on recent observations in blood,' the team from UCSF concludes."
Were any of the patients in the study referred to below jabbed?
"When 24 patients who had recovered from COVID-19 had their whole bodies scanned by a PET (positron emission tomography) imaging test, their insides lit up like Christmas trees. .
A radioactive drug called a tracer revealed abnormal T cell activity in the brain stem, spinal cord, bone marrow, nose, throat, some lymph nodes, heart and lung tissue, and the wall of the gut, compared to whole-body scans from before the pandemic.
This widespread effect was apparent in the ... participants who had fully recovered from the acute phase of COVID-19 ... even those who recovered fully from COVID-19 still showed persistent changes to their T cell activity in numerous organs ...
'Together, these observations suggest that even clinically mild infection could have long-term consequences on tissue-based immune homeostasis and potentially result in an active viral reservoir in deeper tissues' ...
'Overall, these observations challenge the paradigm that COVID-19 is a transient acute infection, building on recent observations in blood,' the team from UCSF concludes."
[“They [cardiologists] do believe that the benefits of the vaccine outweigh the risks of getting the COVID Virus, even if one was to develop myocarditis.”]
I think some cardiologists need to take an intro stats or data analysis course.
Excellent stack Dr. Lancaster. Thank you. There's also an interesting stack out from the late Luc Montagnier's colleague, Walter M Chesnut:
The Spike Protein Binds to CD4 T Cells: Impairment and Possible Depletion. This is almost certainly a key factor in the surge of turbo cancers.
https://wmcresearch.substack.com/p/the-spike-protein-binds-to-cd4-t
And I wonder if any of the 24 patients referred to below were jabbed:
"When 24 patients who had recovered from COVID-19 had their whole bodies scanned by a PET (positron emission tomography) imaging test, their insides lit up like Christmas trees. .
A radioactive drug called a tracer revealed abnormal T cell activity in the brain stem, spinal cord, bone marrow, nose, throat, some lymph nodes, heart and lung tissue, and the wall of the gut, compared to whole-body scans from before the pandemic.
This widespread effect was apparent in the ... participants who had fully recovered from the acute phase of COVID-19 ... even those who recovered fully from COVID-19 still showed persistent changes to their T cell activity in numerous organs ...
'Together, these observations suggest that even clinically mild infection could have long-term consequences on tissue-based immune homeostasis and potentially result in an active viral reservoir in deeper tissues' ...
'Overall, these observations challenge the paradigm that COVID-19 is a transient acute infection, building on recent observations in blood,' the team from UCSF concludes."
COVID's Hidden Toll: Full-Body Scans Reveal Long-Term Immune Effects
HEALTH 04 July 2024
https://www.sciencealert.com/covids-hidden-toll-full-body-scans-reveal-long-term-immune-effects
Were any of the patients in the study referred to below jabbed?
"When 24 patients who had recovered from COVID-19 had their whole bodies scanned by a PET (positron emission tomography) imaging test, their insides lit up like Christmas trees. .
A radioactive drug called a tracer revealed abnormal T cell activity in the brain stem, spinal cord, bone marrow, nose, throat, some lymph nodes, heart and lung tissue, and the wall of the gut, compared to whole-body scans from before the pandemic.
This widespread effect was apparent in the ... participants who had fully recovered from the acute phase of COVID-19 ... even those who recovered fully from COVID-19 still showed persistent changes to their T cell activity in numerous organs ...
'Together, these observations suggest that even clinically mild infection could have long-term consequences on tissue-based immune homeostasis and potentially result in an active viral reservoir in deeper tissues' ...
'Overall, these observations challenge the paradigm that COVID-19 is a transient acute infection, building on recent observations in blood,' the team from UCSF concludes."
COVID's Hidden Toll: Full-Body Scans Reveal Long-Term Immune Effects
HEALTH 04 July 2024
https://www.sciencealert.com/covids-hidden-toll-full-body-scans-reveal-long-term-immune-effects