Recent content by jujubeen66

thanks for all your help. Till next time.

Thanks Yggy (!) almost home. 2 final questions/comments. My friend, who works in a major hospital laboratory where they run the PCR tests told me that the techs were told that the swabbing had to include ACE2 receptors and that's why they were swabbing so high up in the nose, although that...

Oh, I was an ultrasound tech for 14 years prior to the French- quite the contrast, don't you think?!

I thought I attached the report, but I don't see it. Need directions for that move I guess.

Excellent TW, a lot was covered here. I want to say how much I appreciate the rapid responses on the forum; it's so helpful. We're not out of the woods yet. I have no background in this material, just a natural interest in science and so I try to master what I can and, particularly, what's...

Oh, in reference to my missing links. I've read about the fragility of the mRNA strands in several places and didn't write them down. The suggestion of a new playing field was from a podcast I no longer have a link for. The Nature Neuroscience piece was posted on the Children's Health Defense...

Okay this is getting better. Thanks Yggdrasil (love that moniker) for a more in depth explanation. I check out your links and I'm going to run my new understanding past you to see if I get it. The true target of the mRNA structure is the dendritic cell because it is responsible for informing...

Hi everyone, I'm new here. I hope this is where I post that. I'm so happy to have found you all. You won't get any homework from me as I'm way past that stage, but I do read a lot of science and sci-fi so I'm grateful to have a resource like this site for clarification if I need it and I...

Also Jim, in a previous reply to another similar question in the forum you said that the spike protein factory cells DON'T die, I can't understand why they would as the spike protein doesn't really affect them individually, or does it? I realize this is pretty controversial material and you...

OK, so the mRNA cannot bounce around and enter other cells. That sounds right although it could encounter blood vessels and thereby blood cells but you're implying that the mRNA/lipid structure confines all its production to whichever cell it enters, exhausts itself and dies there. I have read...

I'm trying to understand how mRNA propagates or not throughout the body. We have been lead to believe the vaccine's mRNA protein coder permeates every cell in the body eventually, but explanations of mRNA technology do NOT support this, instead they appear to say that only the small localized...