I AM EXPANDING THE SPED HYPOTHESIS TONIGHT. I AM HONESTLY TERRIFIED ABOUT NEW JABS. SUDDEN AND UNEXPECTED DEATH DUE TO BRAIN STEM MICROVASCULAR INJURY.
I AM EXPANDING THE SPED HYPOTHESIS TONIGHT. I AM HONESTLY TERRIFIED ABOUT NEW JABS. SUDDEN AND UNEXPECTED DEATH DUE TO BRAIN STEM MICROVASCULAR INJURY.
Microvascular Injury in the Brains of Patients with Covid-19 https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2033369WMC Research is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Or, via PayPal at wmcresearch.org/donate
Walter: for these patients with brain stem injury in addition to some delirium wouldn't we also be seeing balance problems? Physical coordination problems appearing like drunkenness or perhaps resulting in driving mishaps?
A nurse who lives across the street from me stopped by for a chat this evening. She was 'excited' that the new shot has 'all the strains' in it. I may have given her a strange look. I'm not sure. How can any nurse be excited about this? Are they really that out of touch with what's happening? I am always amazed with Walter's take on the data. I just became a paid subscriber. Keep up the great work Walter!
At this late date: WE TRIED, AND TRIED, AND TRIED TO WARN PEOPLE. If they so willfully remain ignorant, EVEN until now, and take even more of these frankencocktails - I just don’t know what say. 🤷🏻♀️ They are truly choosing their fate.
At this point, when a reknowned medical journal says something is from the disease covid 19, I'm just gonna assume it's due to the injections and it's all just a big fat cover up.
We've been seeing the screen light up like bristley porcupines on some brain scans with all of the leaking. All of the imaging I saw in the last 2 weeks had signs of microvascular leakage [in a context where this wouldn't be shocking under normal circumstances, so you can't attribute it to one thing or another without a distinct before-and-after series.].
My friend is jabbed. He now has microvascular disease. It affects his heart. The symptom was chest pain and he ended up in the emergency room.
We could use someone to translate this study into layman terms. I don't understand what they are saying. I would like to know what symptoms the person would have if they have damage to different areas of the brain, olfactory bulb (to do with smell?) and brain stem.
Would damage to an area of the brain from COVID kill a person's sense of taste? The sense of taste and smell are linked. Some people report losing their sense of taste before or during COVID-19.
Walter your comments caught my attention. However, the article you attached talks about those who had covid-19. Why are you concerned with the new combo shots? I have not taken any, nor am I planning on it. But what am I missing?
Not related to the topic, but I'm starting to wonder if they wanted memory B cells created from vaccination (via the th2 pathway), because without intervention the body would naturally opt for the Th1 pathway (Stanley Perlman). Because the monocytes are being dysregulated by spike via cd147 this can cause the cytokine storm. With memory B cells already primed, they will get to work first and release interleukins to quieten down the Th1 pathway. Just a thought.
Per the Supplementary Appendix, the study of people who died was performed between March and June of 2020. One victim was as young as 5 years. None of these people could have been vaccinated. It does paint a picture of how horrible a disease Covid-19 could be. Is it your intent to show similar mechanisms of disease action with the shots and coming boosters? If anything, this study seems to have been done with a great amount of care.
At this point no one in their right mind would take the new booster.
But that still leaves a whole lot of people left..
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Thank you for your hard work, Walter!
Walter: for these patients with brain stem injury in addition to some delirium wouldn't we also be seeing balance problems? Physical coordination problems appearing like drunkenness or perhaps resulting in driving mishaps?
A nurse who lives across the street from me stopped by for a chat this evening. She was 'excited' that the new shot has 'all the strains' in it. I may have given her a strange look. I'm not sure. How can any nurse be excited about this? Are they really that out of touch with what's happening? I am always amazed with Walter's take on the data. I just became a paid subscriber. Keep up the great work Walter!
So here’s the thing.
At this late date: WE TRIED, AND TRIED, AND TRIED TO WARN PEOPLE. If they so willfully remain ignorant, EVEN until now, and take even more of these frankencocktails - I just don’t know what say. 🤷🏻♀️ They are truly choosing their fate.
Am I a bad person for not caring what happens to people who get shots now? I’m worried about those that did before all this data came out.
At this point, when a reknowned medical journal says something is from the disease covid 19, I'm just gonna assume it's due to the injections and it's all just a big fat cover up.
Nice article, thank you!
We've been seeing the screen light up like bristley porcupines on some brain scans with all of the leaking. All of the imaging I saw in the last 2 weeks had signs of microvascular leakage [in a context where this wouldn't be shocking under normal circumstances, so you can't attribute it to one thing or another without a distinct before-and-after series.].
Clickable link here: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2033369
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My friend is jabbed. He now has microvascular disease. It affects his heart. The symptom was chest pain and he ended up in the emergency room.
We could use someone to translate this study into layman terms. I don't understand what they are saying. I would like to know what symptoms the person would have if they have damage to different areas of the brain, olfactory bulb (to do with smell?) and brain stem.
Would damage to an area of the brain from COVID kill a person's sense of taste? The sense of taste and smell are linked. Some people report losing their sense of taste before or during COVID-19.
WMC - fyi, just in case stephanie seneff et al.
https://www.authorea.com/users/455597/articles/582067-sars-cov-2-spike-protein-in-the-pathogenesis-of-prion-like-diseases?commit=ec67777168a037cafa8038aaa936fae419d4e9c8
Can anyone confirm- is this regarding the new Moderna "bivalent booster" ?
Because I believe that is being rolled out here in the UK from next Monday 5th September!
I know people who will very sadly go & get it. My heart breaks.
But I also believe the NHS may jusy use up leftover Covid "vaccines" as boosters if they don't have enough of the new snake-oil.
Either way lose-lose imho.
I had a quick scan and could not find the v status of those being examined.
Walter your comments caught my attention. However, the article you attached talks about those who had covid-19. Why are you concerned with the new combo shots? I have not taken any, nor am I planning on it. But what am I missing?
Not related to the topic, but I'm starting to wonder if they wanted memory B cells created from vaccination (via the th2 pathway), because without intervention the body would naturally opt for the Th1 pathway (Stanley Perlman). Because the monocytes are being dysregulated by spike via cd147 this can cause the cytokine storm. With memory B cells already primed, they will get to work first and release interleukins to quieten down the Th1 pathway. Just a thought.
Per the Supplementary Appendix, the study of people who died was performed between March and June of 2020. One victim was as young as 5 years. None of these people could have been vaccinated. It does paint a picture of how horrible a disease Covid-19 could be. Is it your intent to show similar mechanisms of disease action with the shots and coming boosters? If anything, this study seems to have been done with a great amount of care.
Walter, what are your thoughts specific to damage to the glycocalyx?
https://www.mdpi.com/1999-4915/13/11/2324
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33032965/