Pfizer mRNA jab leaves 1 in 3 recipients with 'unintended immune response and unintended side-effects':
Cambridge University Study
A peer-reviewed University of Cambridge study published
December 6th, 2023 in the scientific journal Nature, has revealed the Nobel Prize-winning technique that paved the way for synthetic messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA).
The study revealed that these so-called vaxxxines or gene therapy containing mRNA graphenated hydrogel and trypannosoma cruzi parasites (disclosed by Dr. Robert O. Young in his peer-reviewed study in 2021) were far from flawless and N-methylpseudouridylation of the mRNA, causing +1 ribososomal frameshifting of trillions of cells activating an alarming immue response leading to many unexpected side-effects!
These synethic mRNA gene therapy innoculations were designed to trick the body into allowing cellular interventions by making chemical modifications to the building blocks of the mRNA.
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Researchers have now indicated that encounters with repeat base modifications often lead to cellular miscommunications, which ultimately triggers an alarming activated immune response to the injected foriegn matter of synthetic mRNA graphenated hydrogel, including trypannosoma cruzi parasites found in the interstitial and vascular fluids of the innoculated recipients.
Cellular Miscommunication
Researchers with the MRC Toxicology Unit set out to analyze whether there were any safety issues linked to mRNA-based therapeutics. They found that "the cellular machinery that 'reads' mRNAs 'slips' when confronted with repeats of a chemical modification commonly found in mRNA therapeutics," the university indicated in a release.
The aforementioned "cellular machinery" is called a ribosome. The ribosome reads and translates mRNA code, providing the body with instructions on how to make antibodies. When confronted with a chemical base modification of mRNA called "N1-methylpseudouridine," ribosomes apparently slip around 10% of the time, according to Anne Willis and immunologist James Thaventhiran.
These so-called slips result in the production of unintended proteins or cell fragments, which set off an "unintended immune response."
The Cambridge researchers, collaborating with scientists at other English universities, tested for evidence of the production of "off-target" proteins in vaccine recipients, specifically those who took the mRNA Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. Sure enough, they "found an unintended immune response occurred in one third of the 21 patients in the study who were vaccinated."
mRNA is also utilized in the Moderna vaccine, but the scientists did not report testing it for slips.
"The safety concern for future mRNA medicines is that misdirected immunity has huge potential to be harmful, so off-target immune responses should always be avoided," said Thaventhiran.
Scanning & Transmission Electron Microscopy Reveals mRNA, Graphene, Hydrogel & Parasites in CoV-19 Vaccines -Published in 2021 Peer Reviewed in 2022
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Since this mRNA targeted directed technology was rushed to market without long-term studies during the pandemic and is now being used to target and direct specific cancer treatments to specific areas of the body, this is causing serious adverse effects in 1 out of 3 recipents.
Anne Willis, a co-author of the study and biochemist from the University of Cambridge's Medical Research Council Toxicology Unit, said it is "essential that [mRNA] therapeutics are designed to be free from unintended side effects."
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