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Disclaimer: I am not qualified to interpret this study and have no experience in this field. So the study indicates that the Spike Protein binds to ACE2 that i
by hourislate 5y ago
Disclaimer: I am not qualified to interpret this study and have no experience in this field.
So the study indicates that the Spike Protein binds to ACE2 that is found in the membranes of cells located in the lungs, arteries, heart, kidney, and intestines, and down regulates them to the point where it damages your mitochondria in those organs. So according to the research they did, it's not just the virus that can hurt you but the mechanism (Spike Protein) the virus uses to attach to your cells and replicate that can cause this damage.
It is likely that the vaccine itself which holds the mRNA and not the actual Spike Protein or Virus (just the instructions on how to make the Spike Protein) is administered in a intramuscular area of the body (Shoulder Area), never able to live long enough (mRNA dies off quickly) to enter these areas where ACE2 is found (Heart, Lungs, Kidneys, etc). The muscle tissue/cells in the upper arm create some Spike Protein and your immune system basically say WTF is that and kills it long before it can ever reach these organs or areas of the body.
The real Virus typically enters the body through the nose and mouth and heads directly into the sinuses and can spread very quickly to lungs and then move on from there into other organs. If you're someone who is one of the folks (Metabolic Disease, severe autoimmune dysfunction) who might be susceptible to what this study suggests, the vaccine is the way to go since it might give you a better chance to avoid the negative outcome from the Spike Protein affecting ACE2 and then damaging the mitochondria in your Organs cells.
- molticrystal 5y ago>is administered in a intramuscular area of the body (Shoulder Area), never able to live long enough (mRNA dies off quickly) to enter these areas where ACE2 is found (Heart, Lungs, Kidneys, etc) We know to where it typically tends to go now, "the muscle tissue at the site of injection, the lymphatic tissue downstream in your armpit on that side, your spleen, and (for the first day or two) your liver. " [0] [0]https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2021/01/21/mrna-vaccines-what-happens https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2021/01/21/mr...
- unanswered 5y agoThe funny thing is that list of places the mRNA gets to does not have any overlap with my list of "places in my body where I want SARS-CoV-2 spike protein".