Question.... will mRNA vaxed people be allowed to donated blood and if so, will recipients of that blood have the option to refuse? Can’t seem to locate any info about this
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My assessment above has nothing to do with potential long term effects of the mRNA immunotherapy, or any of the immunotherapies (Johnson & Johnson, etc.). It is only on the breakdown of the technology itself by the body, and whether future blood transfusions could carry it.
The long term effects in the body of someone receiving the treatment are an entirely different matter. The EFFECTS of the vaccine on the body are certainly long term. Ostensibly it provides protection against the virus. I am not 100% convinced they tested that correctly, since they used PCR in the testing process, and PCR is prone to false positives even when done correctly, but lets say for now that it does have that "positive" effect. It can also potentially cause harm over the course of the week or two after getting the shot. Indeed, such harm has been seen in the side effects, including coma's, paralysis, blindness and death. After a couple weeks from the last shot these particular worries should go away.
There is a potential side effect that is longer term though called pathogenic priming. This effect causes the immune system to overreact when it encounters the real virus at some point in the future and attack the bodies own systems. I have only seen one case where the death fit the profile of that effect (though that is not certain), but of course all the data is hidden, so who knows how often this may have happened already. It may be very rare. It is only a concern because other coronavirus vaccines tested in the past had this long term side effect. These vaccines have not been tested for this effect, which quite frankly is a crime against humanity.
Even that potential effect is likely reduced over time though (on the order of a year or two), so hopefully at some point any negative effects of those who got the vaccine will be eliminated.
Thank you for the clear reply. Another question: if someone received the shots, would that person be helped by Vitamin D3, zinc, and so on to prevent/forestall a cytokine storm if infected post shot series?
The reason zinc works is because it is a cofactor for the surface protein (ACE-2) that the virus attacks. The virus attacks these proteins and turns them off. The increased zinc keeps them active. The reason Vitamin D (and HCQ) work is because they help get the zinc into the cells to do their job.
I do not know what role they would play, if any, in diffusing the cytokine storm the virus can cause that results in an autoimmune response. I have not looked into the pathways of that mechanism. I'm not sure many have because my previous attempts I was unable to find good information on it. It requires some deep digging. I will probably do that at some point, I just haven't gotten around to it.
I would say it is probable that having sufficient vitamins (including B's and C, along with D, K, zinc, and other metals) is very likely to have a positive effect. Having insufficient enzyme cofactors (what people call vitamins) is a common cause of an overreaction to a viral or bacterial attack (AKA a malfunctioning or deficient immune system).
So I would give the answer to your question as a definite maybe. I will do my due diligence at some point and figure out the whole pathogenic priming effect in relation to the coronavirus.
Thank you again. ?