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Thank you Dr Geert for sharing this. What a wonderful explanation.

I wish I could share this information with my kids as they are parents now.

They are rejecting any and all information that I provide to them and as of this day

I am "banned" by my youngest daughter's husband, from visiting or engaging with the grand children. We live in a dystopian world

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Dr.Vanden Bossche, Very grateful for these explanations. We haven’t had grand rounds in our hospital in the last few years due to Covid crap. Very little intelligent discussions with any medical staff. I am starved for information and discussions. Thank you !!

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Regarding A2 and A3, I think Geert is saying the mRNA Vaccine will train innate Abs to focus on SC2-like antigens. Therefore, other antigens can increase infectiousness. Wouldn’t the mRNA jab schedule also exhaust immune system response as resources are constrained?

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Hi could someone please direct me to this study in the NEJM. “Covid Booster SignificantlyDelays End of Infection.”

Thanks

Dr John Patchett

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Can you please speak in English instead of in language to your peers.

If we don't understand what your saying, your not answering any questions effectively to your key audience.

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Your friend's first question contains an inaccurate statement: "Is this simply because it is a localized injection that doesn't replicate/spread throughout other tissues and organs?"

The covid vaccines leave spike proteins and lipid nanoparticles throughout your body. The bio-distribution study Dr Bridle obtained from a Japanese FOIA in May 2021 shows it and so do the documents released under court order by the lawsuit filed by phmpt.org

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Dr.Geert is providing us with cientific means ,to fight this awesome family war .......

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Thanks Geert a timely update for us us keep up the good work thanks

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The spike vaccines (mRNA and DNA) are "replicating", ie they cause host cells to make lots more spikes. Why doesnt this count?

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Dr. GVB…. I noticed men get sicker than non- menopauseal women, do you think progesterone/ estrogen play a role in mechanism of disease ?

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I have been following you from the beginning of Covid and greatly appreciate everything you have done. You are our hero. Do you have the same opinion about the Novavax S protein vaccine? Safety? Efficacy? Contribute to the problem of vaccinating during a pandemic? I know you are very busy so any guidance you can offer will appreciated.

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This is a wonderfully clear explanation; maybe you can let folks at TIME know why these do not work the same way as the traditional vaccine models they cite with their boosters forever pitch. So many errors in their claims it jumps out even as a Geert follower aware of OAS, ADE etc.

"The primary series of vaccines kick-starts the immune response by engaging lymphocytes, white blood cells that detect specific features of the pathogen to expand in numbers and become instructed to eliminate the pathogen. Most of these cells disappear over time, except for a small subset of cells that are kept by the body for future use.

These “memory cells” are responsible for long-lasting immunity against a given pathogen. What boosters do is stimulate these memory lymphocytes to quickly expand in numbers and to produce even more effective defenders. The booster also selects for B cells that can secrete antibodies that are even better at binding and blocking virus infection and spread.

The primary series can be thought of as the high school for lymphocytes, where naïve cells receive basic instructions to learn about the pathogen. Boosters are like a college where lymphocytes are further educated to become more skilled and mature, to fight off future infections. Periodically, these college graduates need refreshers by more booster doses given later in life. This is the case for all vaccines. Booster doses provide the immune system the education it needs to prevent severe diseases from infections.

COVID-19 vaccines also need booster doses for the same reasons. We need to educate, maintain, and improve T and B cell responses to prevent severe disease. Boosters provide significant benefits to people who received the primary series in preventing hospitalization and death. "

https://web.archive.org/web/20220719140250/https://time.com/6198402/covid-19-boosters/

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