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To: Hank Scorpio who wrote (777228)2/7/2023 4:33:54 PM
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Particularly the spike protein. He believes the artificial protein in the body does dissipate after a while. But, he also says the amount of the spike protein rises exponentially with each booster. He believes it is possible that it rises so much after a few boosters - in some people at least - the the spike protein may never leave. He thinks the spike protein is the major cause of myocarditis, but also a number of other health problems.

When I studied biochem in college, I was amazed by how a ribosome self-assembles from dozens of proteins and RNAs in solution -- kind of like a coronavirus. As I recall, three spike proteins together form a spike. They orient themselves at 120 degrees with respect to each other and fit together.

So when you've been vaccinated and your body starts producing spike proteins, it seems like many would spontaneously self-assemble into complete spikes, each with three instances of the famous protein. Those spikes would do what they do naturally, attach to receptors on our cell membranes just like a SARS-CoV-2, except there's no complete virus on the other end. Then either having so many receptor sites plugged up with useless protein or even having a conduit open through the spike into the cell might cause disease.
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