Immunity from mRNA vaccines vs recovery from natural infection

Is there a difference?

Does a bear sh-t in the woods?

Does a Carnivore love eating ribeyes?

It's analogy time!!!

A football team has many different parts. Let's simplify and say they have an offense, a defense and a special teams. There are other parts as well but let's keep it real simple. If a football team plans out a strategy to defeat an opponent, to have the best chance of winning, they most likely develop a game plan against the opposing teams offense, defense and special teams. You can develop a more singularly specific game plan and focus only on the opposing quarterback (QB), but what happens if that QB does not play? It is probably better to plan out a strategy against as many aspects of the opponent as possible.

Militaries also have many different parts. Let's simplify and say they have an Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines.

If a military goes to war to defeat an opponent, to have the best chance of winning, they most likely develop a game plan against the opposing Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines. In other words, plan out a strategy against as many aspects of the opponent as possible.

Now let's jump to COVID.

The SARS-COV-2 virus has many different parts to it. When it comes to our immune system attacking the virus it usually goes after many different proteins of the virus. Older vaccines in use for decades generally help mimic this type of attack and their aim is to get the immune system to recognize many different parts of the virus to better neutralize it.

Past vaccines that have worked well did just what they were supposed to do. They neutralized the infectivity of the virus. If you received a vaccine you could no longer get sick nor spread the virus. Past vaccines of the inactivated virus type enabled the immune system to recognize many different parts of the virus so the immune attack on the virus was not relegated to one specific aspect. It went against many different portions of the virus. This is important because if one of the many portions of the virus mutated, the immune system still recognized other portions of the virus that had not mutated and could still mount a neutralizing defense.

Now back to football and the mRNA COVID vaccines.

The mRNA COVID vaccines do NOT create an immune reaction against the entire virus but instead against only one specific protein of the virus, the S or Spike protein. This is like preparing for an opposing football team by only having a game plan against the offense, but ignoring the defense and special teams. Actually it might be that the team is preparing a game plan against only the QB of the offense and ignoring the rest of the offense as well as the defense and special teams.

Have you ever heard of a head coach winning a game when not fully preparing for multiple contingencies?

Here is what appears to be happening. I am not an immunologist but I have learned more immunology over the past two years than my previous 30 years in healthcare. Why? Well during a plandemic it is my job to help guide you to ALL possible remedies to keep you healthy. It is rare that one treatment alone will always work for everyone. Multiple contingencies!!

Back to what appears to be occurring.

The mRNA vaccines are teaching your immune system to recognize and defeat the starting QB of COVID’s original S-protein from the alpha virus. The mRNA vaccines actually did a good job of getting rid of the starting QB and for awhile knocked the virus down, or in football lingo they “sacked the QB”.

But viruses do what viruses do just as football teams do what football teams do. The football team had a back up QB that had a slightly different game plan, This backup QB is analogous to the delta strain of COVID. The delta strain of COVID has the Spike protein but with a slightly different skill set that allows it to not be recognized by the immune system. Also the immune system is so revved up to go against the alpha strain Spike protein (the starting QB ) that it essentially ignores the delta strain Spike protein (the backup QB-delta strain).

This is not good! Our immune system needs a quick and effective response against COVID. Since the response in COVID vaccinated people may now be delayed because it is looking for the wrong QB , the virus can replicate faster and cause more trouble.

Scenario #1:

If you are UNvaccinated and get exposed to any strain of COVID, your body will mount an immune response against the entire virus, against the offense, defense, special teams, and bench players. It will then have a game plan in memory should it ever have to go against the virus again. And since it is extremely rare for a virus to mutate all of it's proteins at once, it will always be recognized by the immune system and neutralized. We can help you as well with early therapeutics against COVID to help keep it under better control while your immune system is working its magic.

Scenario #2:

If you are first Vaccinated you develop a specific game plan against only the starting QB, the alpha spike protein. Good news! You never got exposed to the alpha strain of COVID. Not so good news though can occur. If you then get exposed to the delta strain of COVID, your immune system responds with alpha antibodies, the game plan from the vaccine, that do NOT work against the delta strain. So the virus can replicate faster in your body as your immune system was prepared for the wrong QB.

You can still get COVID just like Unvaccinated people.

You can still spread COVID to others, just like Unvaccinated people.

This is what seems to be occurring in the so called "breakthru infections". The data is not fully clear yet whether you get some benefit or not. Hopefully there is a benefit but we really do not know yet. The Governpharmedia will tell you otherwise, but when they are questioned about this they really do not have the answers. Usually the questioner is told to go sit in the corner and they take away or cancel their social media presence.

The term for immune activity against an original form of virus that prevents an improved future response is called antigenic sin. Here is some more info if you are interested. Please click on the links.

https://alexberenson.substack.com/p/urgent-covid-vaccines-will-keep-you/comments

Gabor Erdosi 🧩📄📊🧭 @gerdosi

Is that good science? To get around original antigenic sin, IMO single-protein designs have to be changed, so that the updated vaccine targets different proteins, e.g. nucleocapsid & nsp3 instead of the S. Alternatively, introduce mutated S polypeptides.

nature.comCOVID vaccine makers brace for a variant worse than DeltaCompanies are updating vaccines and testing them on people to prepare for whatever comes next in the pandemic.

Gabor Erdosi 🧩📄📊🧭 @gerdosi

@sodakchad @noorchashm Yes, it’s called original antigenic sin. Not concerning until it is. Completely up to future spike mutations and not to the vaccines or the screwed immune system. But hey, we still have hope if immunization is based on mediocre science.

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.09.14.21263564v1

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0006291X21001248

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