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[quote]Scientific American’s increasing engagement in politics drew national attention in late 2020, when the magazine, for the first time in its 175-year history, endorsed a presidential candidate. “The evidence and[b] the science[/b] show that Donald Trump has badly damaged the U.S. and its people...

[quote]What? :rotflmao: [/quote] Is this paper misinterpreting the 2005 Kariko paper? [quote]The penny dropped when Kariko and Weissman realized that modified nucleosides might camouflage RNA from the innate immune system[/quote] [link=(https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8462133/pdf...

There is a cool speakeasy underneath the Orpheum worth checking out. [link=(https://www.verylocal.com/double-dealer-new-orleans/9539/)]LINK[/link]...

[quote]The FDA used a PCR lab test that detects viral genetic material even after a virus has been killed through pasteurization[/quote] So all those positive PCR tests during Covid did not necessarily mean people were infectious? Good to know!...

[quote]Hindsight is always 20/20[/quote]True, but has he learned any lessons from the Covid debacle? If so, he should share them publicly....

Of course your doctor will recommend it because the CDC recommends it. The CDC also recommends that a 6 month old get a Covid vaccine. How does that make any sense? You might want to compare the US vaccine schedule to a country like Denmark whose regulatory agencies may not have the revolving do...

[quote] Is this virologist a crackpot?[/quote] He has worked for several companies in vaccine research and development, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and as senor Ebola project manager with the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI) in Geneva. So he does have the experience...

[quote]Almost every vaccine has some casualties, and in order to justify it, it must do a lot of good. In the case of children the good is almost zero. It was the height of foolishness for children to be vaccinated and nearly criminal that our medical establishment pushed that.[/quote] :bow: This c...

[quote]social systems where people try to come up with reasons to believe things in exchange for money or social approval.[/quote] Might this apply to "safe and effective"?...

I had a vet once advise slippery elm bark for our lab who got into something that was making her throw up a lot (no blood though). She said it would soothe the lining of the stomach and intestines and help with irritation. Don't know if it is right for your situation but you may want to ask you...