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New variant C.1.2 mutant most infectious yet and may evade vaccines

Scott Downey

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Pfizer vaccine destroys T cells, weakens the immune system – study | SOTN: Alternative News, Analysis & Commentary (stateofthenation.co)

(Natural News) A study from the Francis Crick Institute in the United Kingdom has found that the Pfizer-BioNTech Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine destroys T cells and weakens the immune system. But pharmaceutical corporations are trying to suggest that the only way to prevent this from happening is for people to get third or booster doses of their vaccines.

T cells are immune cells that can focus on targeting specific foreign particles. They are most commonly studied in relation to their ability to fight cancer and infectious diseases, but they are also essential for other aspects of the body’s immune response.

There are two kinds of T cells: killer T cells and helper T cells. Killer T cells directly attack cells that have already been infected by foreign particles. Helper T cells aid other cells to develop killer cells and stimulate other cells to create neutralizing antibodies.

This study from the Francis Crick Institute focuses on the neutralizing antibodies created by T cells. It analyzes whether the Pfizer vaccine helps the T cells create enough antibodies to fight off the COVID-19 variants.

Pfizer vaccine barely produces antibodies to fight against COVID-19

The Francis Crick Institute, in collaboration with the British National Institute for Health Research, released a study that showed that the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine produced fewer neutralizing antibodies against COVID-19’s variants. (Related: Spanish study finds Pfizer vaccine contains high levels of TOXIC graphene oxide.)
 

Scott Downey

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However, the graphene oxide mention is heavily disputed.
What you are getting is a mixture of true things and false things, but that does not invalidate the true things.
 

Reynolds

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However, the graphene oxide mention is heavily disputed.
What you are getting is a mixture of true things and false things, but that does not invalidate the true things.
Graphineoxide was found in the vaccine in Spain. Whether or not it was intentional or a contaminant is the only real issue.
 

JonC

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I read two of the studies. Any of them deal with levels?
Yes. The irony is a several weeks ago the anti-vaxers were complaining that vaccine antibodies did not last very long....the answer was that jj, pfizer, and Moderna booster t-celks.

Now, does the vaccines protect more than the virus (for those who survive)? Studies say for the varient to which a person is exposed, no....but to other varients, yes.
 

Scott Downey

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Coronavirus: Immune clue sparks treatment hope - BBC News

Ok, here is the T cell reduction mention..., and it is real.
It is old news, and it has to do with getting a covid infection.
Maybe getting a vaccine like AZ or JnJ which mimics a covid infection then drops the T cells as well...which makes logical sense, DON'T IT!

It has been found those with the most severe form of the disease have extremely low numbers of an immune cell called a T-cell.

T-cells clear infection from the body.

The clinical trial will evaluate if a drug called interleukin 7, known to boost T-cell numbers, can aid patients' recovery.

It involves scientists from the Francis Crick Institute, King's College London and Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital.

They have looked at immune cells in the blood of 60 Covid-19 patients and found an apparent crash in the numbers of T-cells.


Prof Adrian Hayday from the Crick Institute said it was a "great surprise" to see what was happening with the immune cells.

"They're trying to protect us, but the virus seems to be doing something that's pulling the rug from under them, because their numbers have declined dramatically.

In a microlitre (0.001ml) drop of blood, normal healthy adults have between 2,000 and 4,000 T-cells, also called T lymphocytes.

The Covid patients the team tested had between 200-1,200.
 

Reynolds

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Yes. The irony is a several weeks ago the anti-vaxers were complaining that vaccine antibodies did not last very long....the answer was that jj, pfizer, and Moderna booster t-celks.

Now, does the vaccines protect more than the virus (for those who survive)? Studies say for the varient to which a person is exposed, no....but to other varients, yes.
I think the pro-vax people were complaining about how long the antibodies last. 3rd shot. Shot every 8 months. That is pro-vax people saying that.
Antibody enhanced dependency is what antivax were and are complaining about.

Which one deals with levels, so I won't have to read them all?
 

JonC

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I think the pro-vax people were complaining about how long the antibodies last. 3rd shot. Shot every 8 months. That is pro-vax people saying that.
Antibody enhanced dependency is what antivax were and are complaining about.

Which one deals with levels, so I won't have to read them all?
They said about 8 months to a year. Thus far this seems right (decrease to 70-75% at 8 months). But the benefit is not just the antibodies. Even when the antibodies are not detectable tge T-cells provide a defence with mRNA and JJ vaccines. The natural antibodies are along the same time frame (at a year there were none detected....not that it matters with varients).
 

Andre

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I saw a Dr today who said the particular T cells, known as Killer T cells, which are most important in fighting Covid, drop rapidly after MRNA vaccination.
Please provide some clear evidence for this claim - which I am almost certain is not true - from a person with a name and appropriate medical expertise.
 
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