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Paul Traynor BSc's avatar

Thanks for sharing this Dr Bossche 🙏

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Mar 20, 2025Edited
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Graham Wells's avatar

So you didn't watch the video.

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Mar 20, 2025
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Graham Wells's avatar

So there you're saying "It appears that GVB is recommending...", while here you're saying "You are recommending...". But in the video Geert makes it clear that he is NOT recommending. Even in your screenshot, saying "It's plausible that..." is not a recommendation to do anything, only an informed opinion.

You've gone off half-cocked as usual.

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Mar 20, 2025
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Graham Wells's avatar

Weak and obscene. Just give up. I'm out.

Assumption Based Media's avatar

Vaccines to solve vaccine problems. Makes sense when you don't think about it. 🫠

Robert Riggs's avatar

'Fight fire with fire' - yes, firefighters do set backfires, but they must know what they're doing! If not, it's called ARSON, a serious crime!

Matthew Wood's avatar

thank you, geert.

fast eddy. you have no respect for anyone's viewpoint other than your own. you like to insult people and swear needlessly. you indulge yourself in character traits most people would be ashamed to have.

Sieglinde W. Alexander's avatar

Thank you, Dr. Bossche! I shared your video on Bluesky.

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Mar 20, 2025
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Marice Nelson's avatar

I refer you to the work of Dr Christine benn on the contrary effects of dpt vs mmr vaccines. Mmr and bcg can act as general immune systems stimulants leading to overall mortality reduction, at least in children. I am not making an argument for or against vaccines in general, just pointing out why mmr might help in the case presented here

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Mar 21, 2025
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antonio eizagirre's avatar

so what is your advice for the immune dysregulation after COVID vaccination?. How do you cope with the consequences of too many wrong antibodies in the bodies of vaccinated people?

Tammie's avatar

You my dear man ROCK! I have been reading and heeding your warnings since day 1. You are my favorite scientist.

Marice Nelson's avatar

After listening to an interview with angus dalgleish, I bought some mycobacterium vaccae. It is sold as a mood elevator but I was taking it to stimulate innate immunity. I also have periodically done some scarification on my arm and inoculated it there. Dalgleish used it as an adjunct to cancer treatment by injecting the killed bacterium just under the skin but since my capsules contain other ingredients I didn’t try that. I started doing this probably two years ago and despite constant exposure to my grandchildren and daughter who have had respiratory infections nonstop since their mRNA shots I have caught only two of them. The last one was easily dispatched by angosin after 3 days 5 pills tid. I also use iodine or oregano nasal spray when my family is ill. The scarification thing seemed a little out there, but shortly after I did it, I listened to a researcher working with bcg vaccine and she had done the same thing in hopes of immune stimulation