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Vaccine Impact on Bifidobacteria
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| Here I am, the girl that brought vaccines to market, and because I showed data that the messenger RNA killed the bifidobacteria, now I'm an anti-vaxxer. | |
| So the controversy has stopped the movement of research and science. | |
| And again, we need to stop with the controversy and say, let's ask questions. | |
| That's what science is all about. | |
| Science is about asking questions and pushing that narrative and saying it's not the way it should be. | |
| And if I may just jump in, I mean, you discovered that the spike protein reduces bifidobacteria, really. | |
| Correct. | |
| So what we discovered with the vaccine is that it did kill the bifidobacteria within a month, but it persisted in killing the bifidobacteria. | |
| People come to me every day with long COVID or vaccine, and I take their history. | |
| And I go back and I say, so did you have COVID? | |
| Did you, were you vaccinated? | |
| And they'll say, yes, I was vaccinated. | |
| And I'll say, were you vaccinated? | |
| Did you get COVID after the vaccine? | |
| They'll say, yes, doctor. | |
| And I'll ask, did you get COVID before the vaccine? | |
| They'll say, no, I was fine before the vaccine. | |
| And then you kind of like have to start asking, did the vaccine kill their bifidobacteria? | |
| In other words, they were fine. | |
| They had bifidobacteria in them. | |
| And then they started fighting the virus and they survived and therefore created their own little immunity, right? | |
| In a way, because immunity is the ability to get a piece of the microbe so that it recognizes the next microbe in the future, right? | |
| So you have to kind of, in layman's term, you have to think of your body as a group of communities, group of gangs or communities in your gut. | |
| And there's one microbe that approaches and there's some of them that resemble the microbe. | |
| And it's like, hey, you're part of the gang, you're part of the family, you're part of the community, come in, you're non-dangerous. | |
| But if you see a microbe that's a foreigner, the microbiome is on guard and saying, wait, foreigner, we don't want it, reject, autoimmune process occurs, right? | |
| So that's how I look at it anyways. | |
| I could be wrong, I could be right, but this is how I see the microbiome. | |
| So when you look at these patients and you say, the vaccine, you got the vaccine, you probably killed your bifidobacteria. | |
| Now your bifidobacteria is low, you got COVID, so now it's like a double whammy. | |
| You're killing more bifidobacteria. | |
| And so these people, what happens with the long COVID or these vaccine injured, it depends on the timing because there are long COVID that never got vaccinated. | |
| They got spike injury. | |
| I think we need to rename all that to spike protein injury. | |
| You have to start thinking of at what point did they kill their bifidobacteria? | |
| Because if you look at the long COVID or the vaccine injured, the one, and we're coming out with data on that, zero bifidobacteria. | |