Dr. Pablo Campra has published his findings on what he found on mRNA vaccines. The findings discussed here are contained in his Nov 29, 2021 paper. Dr. Campra was the first to identify graphene structures in the COVID shots in June 2021. Dr. Pablo Campra has Ph.D. in the chemical sciences and is a teacher…
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US data: High numbers of autopsies done in 2021 among 15-64 years old.
An autopsy or post mortem is an examination of the body after death to determine death’s cause. There are several situations where such a medical examination is required and advisable. [1] The 1954 Model Post-Mortem Examination Act states, Section 4. [Deaths To Be Investigated.] The Office of Post-Mortem Examinations shall investigate all human deaths of…
USA study: Adults and children with the Omicron variant have milder COVID-19
Adults and children with the Omicron variant are less sick compared to the same group with Delta COVID-19. The article, COVID-19 in children under five years old with Omicron is mild compared to the Delta variant, was posted yesterday. The same authors from Case Western Reserve University have another paper comparing the clinical outcomes for…
Are the quarantine camps in China for a hemorrhagic fever?
Recently, I saw a report in the Daily Mail about quarantine camps in Xi’an, China. The centers were supposed to isolate people who have the Omicron variant of COVID-19. Millions of chinese people are living in covid quarantine camps now! 2022/1/9 pic.twitter.com/wO1cekQhps — Songpinganq (@songpinganq) January 9, 2022 I looked for the Twitter page of…
COVID-19 in children under 5 years old with Omicron is mild compared to the Delta variant
What are the outcomes for children under five years old who have Omicron? That’s the purpose of the study released yesterday from Case Western Reserve University. How many went to the emergency room? How many got hospitalized? And how many needed intensive care treatment and required mechanical ventilation for respiratory support. The study compared two…
13 ways that the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein causes damage
The SARS-CoV-2 virus has four structural proteins. The spike, membrane, envelop, and nucleocapsid proteins. The spike protein protrudes from the middle of the coronavirus and attaches to the ACE2 receptor of cells to start the process of cell entry, replication, and infection. The two major parts of the spike protein are the S1 and S2…
SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins detected in the plasma following Moderna shots
The goal of COVID-19 vaccination is to make the body produce the SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins anchored in the outer membrane of the skeletal muscle cells. The body will then make antibodies and other immune cells against it to protect future SARS-CoV-2 infections. A study from Harvard detected spike proteins in the blood produced following a…
CDC data shows higher deaths from 25-54 years old in 2021 compared to 2018-2020
The CEO of OneAmerica, in this article Indiana life insurance CEO, says deaths are up 40% among people ages 18-64 said that the increase in fatalities is across the board in the whole insurance industry. That made me look at the CDC, where all the deaths for the US are reported. I checked the CDC…
145 countries with higher COVID-19 cases and deaths after the COVID shots
145 countries with higher COVID-19 cases and deaths after the COVID shots Any immunization program aims to provide more protection to the people against a particular infection. And that should reflect on the lower the number of cases and deaths after the program started. Kyle Beattie discovered the opposite in 145 countries in his paper,…
T cells from previous infections and shots are protective against the Omicron variant
Antibodies and T- cells are produced in response to viral infections and immunizations, and they are specific to the protein sequences of each virus. The immune system “reads” those protein sequences during infections and immunizations and makes particular antibodies and T cells specific to them. The immune system also retains the information in its memory….
Zinc for COVID-19
I have been taking zinc tablets since my days in the emergency room. In all 18 years, I never took a sick day off despite people accidentally coughing in my face when I checked their throats. It is particularly valuable during winter when other upper respiratory viruses are in season. Zinc is part of the…
The spike proteins have the same effect in COVID-19 and the jabs
I received this question from GB, a reader. Dr. Santiano – thank you for your very helpful piece on the Bristol UK study about the impact of spike proteins on the heart. While you’ve explained clearly how that can happen from vaccination, why is this impact not so apparent from the coronavirus itself? If the…
Here is why COVID testing before a plane flight does not work
Recently, I gave a ride to a family member from a train terminal. She just traveled internationally. Airline passengers are required to be tested by PCR 24 hours before boarding. She had the PCR test done, but the results were unavailable when she was about to board her flight. The delay is the result of…
Higher blood pressure after COVID shots and why it happens
This article aims to bring awareness about the increase in blood pressure (BP) noted after getting COVID shots. A study in Italy showed that among 113 health care workers who received the Pfizer vaccine, six subjects (5.3%) showed an average rise in systolic or diastolic blood pressure at home by ≥ 10 mmHg during the…
Study shows spike proteins affect cardiac pericytes
An athlete’s muscles need a lot of oxygen when they’re playing, and the heart has to pump more blood to meet the oxygen demand, and it has to beat faster. The rapid heart rate also increases the heart muscles’ oxygen need, and the heart’s blood vessels have to dilate to allow more blood to flow through….
Melatonin prevents SARS-CoV-2 damage to the brain
Melatonin has many uses for prevention and treatment against covid-19. It is included in the Front Line Covid-19 Critical Care Alliance protocols for COVID-19. That’s because melatonin has anti-viral, anti-oxidative and anti-inflammatory effects against COVID-19. You can read about them at Melatonin’s Multiple Actions Against COVID-19. A new study that is still in preprint, Melatonin…
The effectiveness of home COVID-19 test kits
This article lists the effectiveness of rapid antigen tests. Antigen tests detect proteins, while PCR test identifies molecules or strands of nucleotides. The benefit of antigen tests is that they can be done at home and have the results in minutes. Not all tests are 100% accurate in detecting viruses’ true presence or absence of…
Nasal rinse and deep gargle stop viral respiratory infections in their tracks
“The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.” Strike the enemy while they are in preparation. – Sun Tzu, Art of War Viruses need to multiply before they infect Viruses have to multiply in the nose and throat to reach an infectious dose to cause disease. It can be any respiratory…
The most read articles for 2021
What is Antibody-Dependent Enhancement, and why should you care Antibody-dependent enhancement (ADE) results in severe disease that may result from previous vaccinations or infections with coronavirus. Early treatment of variants, including the Omicron, prevents ADE from happening. The FDA fully approved the Comirnaty and not the Pfizer-BioNTech Vaccine How to get Ivermectin Lot Numbers of…
Who gets hospitalized during an omicron wave?
The Omicron variant (B.1.1.529) is currently the dominant variant of concern of SARS-CoV-2. Its mutations confer it higher contagiousness but less disease. Some people can still be hospitalized with an Omicron infection, but who? That question is answered by a South African study released yesterday by the Journal of American Medical Association. The study is…