Bump with another interesting study from the NIH:
SARS–CoV–2 Spike Impairs DNA Damage Repair and Inhibits V(D)J Recombination In Vitro
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Covid (Vaccines) CAN Change Your DNA, Apparently
Zachary Evans
Jace Martin
>Also, there was a German insurance agency that had it's board of directors let go, or something to that effect, for apparently pointing out the side effects of the vaccine were much worse than the government was reporting.
Aware of that. Should do English translation of it but not tonight anymore. Complication rate at least by factor x10 higher than official numbers. Also no real protective effect against infection if I interpret correctly, maybe even the opposite!
Jace Collins
Check the abstract - because it’s specifically the spike protein that interferes with adaptive immunity, the vaccine can be as harmful as the virus.
Jeremiah Bennett
Bump with a link to a document that looks to be a leaked adverse reaction report. It was first linked here a few months back, but I’ve seen it making the rounds again.
phmpt.org
Lucas King
Bump with a link to the study:
mdpi.com
Matthew Baker
>Should do English translation of it but not tonight anymore.
Just want to point out to any lurkers or would-be posters, there's a project called "SimplyTranslate" that acts as a privacy frontend for Google Translate, DeepL, and others. You run your text through a hosted instance of it and that acts as a proxy. You can auto-redirect to it through a browser add-on called "Privacy Redirect" (Firefox, not sure about Chrome) or an app for Android (via F-Droid) that randomizes which instance you use. That should make it easier to not be as dependent on multilingual anons for info.
Could you take a screenshot of and greentext the parts of interest? I might be able to make a graphic out of it.
David Bell
One more bump, Godspeed OP
David Brooks
Sure thing, one sec.
Sebastian Watson
Mudblood confirmed. Disgusting.
Christian Rogers
>Vaccines CAN Change Your DNA
>And here's why that's a good thing
ETA on that article title?