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They could have picked any number of targets that were the least similar to human tissue. Instead, they chose the one that was most similar. Not an accident. By design.

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Mar 7, 2023Liked by Walter M Chesnut

Great discussion Walter... very true . I’m reading an article about placental pathology because I can’t wrap my head around the abruptions I have witnessed. Here’s a sentence from the article... “Villitis of unknown etiology bus widely believed to represent a host vs graft response caused by maternal T lymphocytes entering the fetal villous stroma where they become activated by fetal alloantigens leading to significant chronic inflammatory tissue damage. Not once do they mention the unknown etiology could be from the jab!! Our journals and researchers are so captured . We are getting nowhere, except what folks like you write about . Thanks Walter.

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Mar 7, 2023Liked by Walter M Chesnut

Yet another reason why early treatment is so important and why nasal lavage and gargles after being around crowds is also key. Reduce viral load. Immediately.

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So, in essence, we who’re only once naturally infected (as far as we know) are no different than those jabbed.

Let’s hope Lumbrokinase, Nattokinase, NAC, Bromelain, Metformin, Berberine, etc., are effective countermeasures.

Otherwise, where are we?

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Can you clarify if exosomes in question are then able to transfect? thank you, either way. Best

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I think it would be important to add your title (DR., MD. etc.) to your name, for "gravitas" and as we say in French, "épater les bourgeois." Just a thought...Thanks!

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Brilliant... Thank you Walter, yet again a new aspect of this virus has been uncovered, and highlights that we've chosen and enforced the exact wrong "cure" onto billions...

The molecular mimicry of human proteins by the covid spike is scary, engineered with evil intent, I can't think of another reason for this.

I'm praying that the human body can work around the disease and the potentially much worse "prevention" countermeasure we've pumped into everyone. I pray that many got a dud mRNA vaccine due to production and storage issues. The next few years will otherwise see tragedy on an epic scale.

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Dear Dr., How are you able to make a distinction between the “infected,” and the “vaccinated?” Isn’t most of the population shot up? In my experience, the adverse reactions, (including cancer, heart disease, autoimmune disease and death), are occurring only in persons I know to have been “vaccinated.”

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No wonder my Long Covid symptoms for 27 months have sucked so bad. Thank you 🙏

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When it comes to inventing ways to poison ourselves, we have arrived at the top of the pyramid.

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If the spike protein is so pathogenic, why do the vast majority of hosts have zero symptoms?

Follow-up: How do you disprove the hypothesis that sarscov2 causes covid?

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Eagerly awaiting your recommendations for a remedy for the spike protein! Thanks for your research.

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https://petermcculloughmd.substack.com/p/why-the-body-attacks-itself-after'

As cited supra, Dr. McCullough just posted an article on why the body attacks itself subsequent to the jab.

In response, I would like to post Walter's article which additionally, importantly, elucidates the role of exosomes. However, I am precluded from doing so since I am not a paying subscriber.

I am hoping that a paying subscriber will post Walter's article on Dr. McCullough's site, because I think he would be very appreciative. And Walter did stress the urgency of sharing this valuable material.

Thank you~

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ok, from a very simplistic view (all I’m capable of) aren’t there studies showing the LNPs alone create an inflammatory response? So these exosomes alone should be able to directly present to T cells?

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I’ve seen multiple people that have gotten ahold of Sofosbuvir that are back to normal. Or at least they feel normal, and are back exercising and working. The problem is it’s thousands of dollars, and finding a doctor to prescribe it for long Covid is almost impossible. If you live near Mexico it’s about 800$ there.

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Mar 8, 2023·edited Mar 8, 2023

To try to reduce autoimmune attack, optimum levels of vitamin D could help:

https://bsd.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13293-021-00358-3

You don't want to take enormous amounts of vitamin D to the point it causes hypercalcemia and other side-effects, but vitamin D analogues could provide additional immune modulatory activity, without the risk of hypercalcemia:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22122009/

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