RUclips timestamps by Les 02:21 ASV 2023 asv.org/asv2023 05:08 Janet Sinsheimer remembrance 07:27 treatment with remdesivir for COVID-19 resolved a chronic poliovirus infection in an immunocompromised patient (also covered in TWiV 992 with Dr Daniel) 33:22 infection with SARS-CoV-2 leads to an increase in new and preexisting autoantibodies mRNA vaccine does not cause autoimmunity 45:25 Autoimmune cohort drugs and effects on SARS2 antibodies 46:38 CD-20 explanation 1:08:03 Email www.microbe.tv/twiv/twiv-992-letters/ 1:08:14 Jason Why Dept of Energy opines on SARS2 origins 1:10:08 Alan notes paper that support market origin 1:14:20 Volker polio virus in sewage 1:21:11 John Paul Berg Protein Synthesis dance 1:22:56 Patrick 1:23:53 Bill suggestions to get a leg-up on the next spillover 1:28:48 Beau plasma vs serum 1:32:00 Vincent why SARS2 RNA found in feces 1:32:35 Raheet Figuring out when animal models are ok for autoimmune diseases 1:34:43 Chris Picks of the Week 1:36:44 Brianne xkcd.com/2749/ www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/2749:_Lymphocytes 1:37:50 Kathy A brief history of parafilm 1:40:27 Alan USS Monitor underwater video 1:44:25 Vincent Skype a Scientist www.skypeascientist.com/ 1:47:29 How to contribute to science edutainment Audio podcast timestamps by Jolene. Thanks.
What about Mast Cell Activation Syndrome because my nose massive inflammation unable to breathe when I am asleep after the C19 jab with severe fatigue caused increased falling asleep in public after only 60 minutes of grocery shopping. Not safe for me to leave my home because my purse stolen when I fall asleep in public unable to walk with balance. 🤬
I should have mentioned in my prior comment the following. Two hours of TWiV is not too long. I can never listen to enough TWiV. Please do not shorten your TWiV episodes. All the best. Lis
This patient was immunocompromised, not only had a chronic poliovirus infection, but also chronic SARS-CoV-2 infection (still positive 15 days after infection, at time hospitalised). It's not usual either to be treated for 12 days with Remdesvir, but by day 12 (now 27 days after infection), although still testing SARS-CoV-2 positive, the patient's RT-qPCR Ct had increased, suggesting a reduction in viral load. Plus, remember the original EUA for Remdesvir was for use with patients after hospitalisation, not as an antiviral preventative for severe disease. This was due to an early US study only testing Remdesvir for hospitalised covid-19 patients (finding a slight improvement). It took a long time for later research to be accepted that Remdesvir is best used early after infection diagnosis, as an antiviral to prevent severe disease and hospitalisations.
24:05 during the discussion on polio. In the U.K. oral polio vaccine is administered during an outbreak. The polio vaccine is also administered whenever a person receives tetanus prophylaxis because they have a tetanus prone wound as the vaccine used is Revaxis.
Love TWIV and learn something every time. Enjoy explanations because I have some way back basic science background from high school and a bit in college. Extra explanations helps me understand the conversation more thoroughly. I let the conversation flow and take in what I can and keep growing my capacity to comprehend the discussion. One of my favorite podcasts/groups of people to listen. Thank you VIncent and Team Microbe TV.
"....let the conversation flow and take in what I can and keep growing my capacity to comprehend the discussion" One of THE best descriptions of the art of learning while thinking I have ever read!! Thank you!!!
I took notes when I first began listening to TWIV when it started. I'd Google everything even though this was a novel virus -- unknown! It helped as did reading of whatever my go-to medical sites presented (Mayo Clinic, Web M. D., UCLA & Cal Berkeley med sites, Johns Hopkins tracking/tracing dashboard, CDC) for information about spread/transmission and what this virus was and how it worked. I am not a med Dr, but I grew up with two scientists and an English teacher. So, facts are important and I have comorbid conditions (COPD) I manage in the Medi-Medi world where disease prevention is not priority. LSS: Have remained disease free. TG! Am vaccinated/boosted & still wear masks. Have gently encouraged faith in professionals in those around me. Which is very difficult to do in my senior living environment, but I try my best esp in view of "long Co-V ID 19" which is heck of gnarly to me! Know several folks who suffer from this, and I am in no way volunteering for that interference in my artistic pursuits. LoL
Thank you for discussing SARS-CoV-2, spike protein, mRNA vax, autoimmune disease disease, immunosuppression and inflammatory response. It’s info that’s good to know across scientific disciplines and the autoimmune spectrum (patients & clinicians).
Please clarify and correct me if I'm wrong. The inactivated poliovirus vaccine (IPV) contains the whole inactivated virus, including the capsid (outer protein shell) and the viral RNA genome. The virus is grown in large quantities in cell culture and then treated with chemicals such as formaldehyde to kill it while preserving the structure of the virus. Because the IPV vaccine contains the whole virus, it can induce a robust immune response and generate immunity. The inactivated virus cannot cause polio disease, as it is unable to replicate in human cells, but it can still stimulate the production of protective antibodies. So why IPV should not induce antibodies to the polymerase as Vincent says (31:40 to 31:46)?. Not sure if all genomic RNA of poliovirus is inactivated, if not, it is possible that even small quantities of viral RNA might be used by the host cells to synthesize viral proteins. By the way, the case report about the polio patient treated with remdensivir is great.
I understand what you are suggesting. If the inactivated virus particles were taken up into cells, it is not clear if the viral RNA could get out of the particle. And if RNA could get out, I'm not sure it would be in a state for translation, and if there would be enough polymerase to stimulate an immune response. Can't rule it out but we will revisit the question next week.
I asked Amy Rosenfeld her opinion on this, and she said, the viral RNA is crosslinked by formalin treatment so it would not likely be translated in a cell.
Not in NZ Aotearoa, we have ACC, no health professional is responsible for what they do and you can't sue here. Great for the health worker but terrible for the patient.
My allergies were stable for decades but the Moderna C19 began my allergies all over again falling asleep in public because of the VAERS submitted April 2021 when I shouldn't have been advised to take the injection. Totally disabled again for two years still with cataracts caused by the injections with my joints in fingers bending my finger joints severe pain with calcification on joints also requires surgery. Who is responsible for the injury from a injection that my CCHS never should have done?
I am only 23 minutes in but have to say that for the layperson this illustrates the vital importance of bodily sovereignty. We have the right and we need to demand that all the dots are connected. We can not trust others are doing this.
Case Records of the Massachusetts General Hospital in New England Journal of Medicine often includes a patient statement. They usually add a lot. Something to think about for your next case history.
I found this part of the podcast telling. It is frustrating the number of times I’ve been treated by a doctor only to discover they got something wrong on the initial visit, typically a rushed appointment. Why do we not create a summary of the issues/symptoms and then an understanding that the doctor and the patient agree to, sign off on, before treatment?
Interesting comment.. The healthcare system where I see my drs use “my chart” which I have access to online. They encourage me to review prior to every visit and have me sign off on it to make sure the problem list and history is still up to date from my perspective. That works well.
Correction comment - the CSS Virginia was the Confederate ironclad which battled the USS Monitor near Hampton Roads. The CSS Virginia was a massive re-fit which used the hull of the USS Merrimack. Both were fairly amazing developments at the time, too bad they themselves were not more seaworthy.
This was a good one, with balanced contributions from all. KS at 34:16 speaks for so many of us! (there had been comments re jargon & then we encounter "decouple" -- bah!) And I had always liked parafilm.
57:23 interesting that female is a risk factor for increased autoimmunity problems associated with SARS-CoV-2, the same is true is it not for multiple sclerosis? Isn’t there a suggestion that this could be due to the parts of the immune system that are coded for on the X chromosome?
I have autoimmune and got COVID early in the P. It was incredibly tough, I had lasting issues that have waned. I would still say no to the vax and am thankful I stuck to my decision. I’m now working with a naturopath, health coaches, healing and calming my autoimmune and feeling stronger!
Many thanks to the cardiologist who asked for clarity. You scientists are finally GETTING IT. "Normal" people make laws that affect YOUR work and don't like being dismissed as being too stupid or biased to understand you. I'm a contributor to your channel (albeit in a small way) and enjoy your posts much more now.
In vivo, the antibodies produced by NON-immunosuppressed people are not very neutralising either, as they do not prevent infection or sequelae as shown by number of poeople infected/ill only shortly after previous infection or immunisation.
In the paper using decouple, it seems they are using the way you do, when discussing a database, where if some data is associated or linked with other data, removing that link is decoupling. So, substitute disassociate for decouple. SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccines disassociates anti-viral immunity from humoral autoimmunity
Not a discovery.. There are other Doctors/ virologists who where screaming from the beginning about the truth but they were mocked, ridiculed and censored.. Just saying..
Great episode and papers. (needs more cowbell, though) As a professor of `agents of fortune' I hope you will give or gave Blue Oyster Cult's Agents of Fortune a listen at some point. As Alan said, there will be letters........
Hi Vincent, it is concerning to hear a researcher derive a conclusion from an seemingly insufficient base of knowledge on a topic. You already have familiarity with The Reaper, but they did have more than 'one song' and I would like to suggest the following Blue Öyster Cult songs to expand your horizons.... "Burn'n For You" - I'm sure you're familiar with this one as it became anthemic on radio in the 19070s "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" - part of the soundtrack to the adult themed and animated movie classic "Heavy Metal" "Astronomy" - an immortal BÖC classic not heard on the radio. Actually, the entirety of the "Secret Treaties" album is worth a listen "Flaming Telepaths" - another 70s classic not heard on the radio from "Secret Treaties" "This Ain't the Summer of Love" - a very straightforward BÖC Rock and Roll classic "Godzilla" - need one say more?
UK Polio chap would have been in an early prioritised vaccine grp because of his immune compromised status. Quite probable would have had the two vaccines ( 8 wks apart ) by that Aug.
Parafilm and Eppendorf: Two terms well known to everybody who ever worked in a bio lab. Completely unknown to everybody else. The Kleenex of the lab niche, where the brand name has become the generic term.
@@christopherrobinson7541 Probably not the correst dates since vaccines only became available about then. There was action in UK to restrict doses to under 30's until or if other vaccines became available in UK in early April 2021. Not Dec 2020.
The 1000 event was so good. All the usual suspects were present. Kathy, you looked so cool in your outfit. Simple and sophisticate and the pearls being the crown. Also appreciated your remarks on a variety of subjects. my opinion only….. Is cut half an inch of the bangs. Every time Vinny get a hair cut, inclining the bangs he looks 10 years younger.
Most likely it was actually the spike protein mrna injections that they call "vaccine" that drives autoimmunity. Those vaxxed up boosted up folks seem to be the main ones suddenly developing aoutoimmune lupus like conditions. That spike protein mrna goes all over the body when injected and it affects all organs, blood vessels, bone and muscle, triggering an immune response / self attack on cells in all these parts of the body.
What cells can be targeted by lyposomes with mARN? Theoretically, myocite of deltoid muscle are targeted by lyposomes with mARN to induce Spike antigen.
Hey, we all want to decouple immune memory/protection from uncontrolled inflammation and autoimmunity, and vaccines do that excellently compared to infection!
Hello! Science writer & scientific editor here. Re decoupling and feeling stupid: so stop cheaping out and put money aside to hire science writers! Put the budget line into your proposal. If you're not hiring salaried, estimate $70-90/hr; we have to pay self-employment taxes and fund our own benefits out of that as well, and it's professional work. Make sure you include enough hours to get the job done. Don't expect someone's going to read, disentangle, understand, and revise your important 20-page paper or 15-page narrative in 5 hours. The better your writing is, the faster it'll go -- and it's unlikely that "better" has to do with whether you're a native English speaker or not. Has more to do with your compositional skills and sense of narrative.
This may be a bit cynical, but since most of the US population who would suffer from vaccine-induced polio are anti-vaxxers maybe the government decided it's their problem. That does ignore the very young who don't get mom's immunity, and the very old with diminished immunity. Seems like somebody made a callous cost/benefit analysis.
@@grownupandgardening4216 I say that because most vaccinated people may get infected, but won't get paralyzed and probably won't even know they have polio. The real problems happen when the mostly benign polio spread hits a pocket of antivaxxers.
Trypanophobia and breast milk vaccinations, a new breakthrough? When it was announced that the mRNA vaccine was being found in breast milk, I asked some of the lactating mommas in my area (who had recently been vaccinated), if I could plug in for a while, so that I could be vaccinated without being jabbed. For all of those who are anti-vaxxers because of their fear of needles, we could convert them to pro-vaxxers overnight.
I was really bad with needles, but actually the corona jabs solved that for me. I was being open (saying "I'm not good at this") and the nurse would say "don't worry, we are" and now it's happened 3 times with me hardly noticing - and I'm not scared any more. I'm still not watching though.
There are several studies that show trace levels of mRNA in breast milk, much too low to afford immunity. During breast feeding it is common for small tears to occur in the nipple resulting in contamination of blood in the milk. The concentration of mRNA was much higher in the blood and this is thought to be the source of mRNA in the milk. Perhaps, biting the compliant ladies in the neck would afford a more therapeutic dose.
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RUclips timestamps by Les
02:21 ASV 2023 asv.org/asv2023
05:08 Janet Sinsheimer remembrance
07:27 treatment with remdesivir for COVID-19 resolved a chronic poliovirus infection in an immunocompromised patient
(also covered in TWiV 992 with Dr Daniel)
33:22 infection with SARS-CoV-2 leads to an increase in new and preexisting autoantibodies
mRNA vaccine does not cause autoimmunity
45:25 Autoimmune cohort drugs and effects on SARS2 antibodies
46:38 CD-20 explanation
1:08:03 Email www.microbe.tv/twiv/twiv-992-letters/
1:08:14 Jason Why Dept of Energy opines on SARS2 origins
1:10:08 Alan notes paper that support market origin
1:14:20 Volker polio virus in sewage
1:21:11 John Paul Berg Protein Synthesis dance
1:22:56 Patrick
1:23:53 Bill suggestions to get a leg-up on the next spillover
1:28:48 Beau plasma vs serum
1:32:00 Vincent why SARS2 RNA found in feces
1:32:35 Raheet Figuring out when animal models are ok for autoimmune diseases
1:34:43 Chris
Picks of the Week
1:36:44 Brianne xkcd.com/2749/
www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/2749:_Lymphocytes
1:37:50 Kathy A brief history of parafilm
1:40:27 Alan USS Monitor underwater video
1:44:25 Vincent Skype a Scientist www.skypeascientist.com/
1:47:29 How to contribute to science edutainment
Audio podcast timestamps by Jolene. Thanks.
I always appreciate these indices. Thank you, Les!
Thanks
Thank you.
What about Mast Cell Activation Syndrome because my nose massive inflammation unable to breathe when I am asleep after the C19 jab with severe fatigue caused increased falling asleep in public after only 60 minutes of grocery shopping. Not safe for me to leave my home because my purse stolen when I fall asleep in public unable to walk with balance. 🤬
As a complete layperson I'm v grateful for your informative discussions. Blessings
I should have mentioned in my prior comment the following. Two hours of TWiV is not too long. I can never listen to enough TWiV. Please do not shorten your TWiV episodes. All the best. Lis
I think controlling gain of function studies would be helpful to decrease out of control situations from emerging.
Well only if it was a problem in the first place.
I love the long format! I groom my dogs while I listen.
I also liked the longer explanations.
Thanks for all you do!
Remdesivir applied from day 16 of Covid infection. Isn't that normally regarded as too late?
This patient was immunocompromised, not only had a chronic poliovirus infection, but also chronic SARS-CoV-2 infection (still positive 15 days after infection, at time hospitalised). It's not usual either to be treated for 12 days with Remdesvir, but by day 12 (now 27 days after infection), although still testing SARS-CoV-2 positive, the patient's RT-qPCR Ct had increased, suggesting a reduction in viral load.
Plus, remember the original EUA for Remdesvir was for use with patients after hospitalisation, not as an antiviral preventative for severe disease. This was due to an early US study only testing Remdesvir for hospitalised covid-19 patients (finding a slight improvement). It took a long time for later research to be accepted that Remdesvir is best used early after infection diagnosis, as an antiviral to prevent severe disease and hospitalisations.
Aren’t they working on an oral version of remdesivir?
24:05 during the discussion on polio. In the U.K. oral polio vaccine is administered during an outbreak. The polio vaccine is also administered whenever a person receives tetanus prophylaxis because they have a tetanus prone wound as the vaccine used is Revaxis.
Love TWIV and learn something every time. Enjoy explanations because I have some way back basic science background from high school and a bit in college. Extra explanations helps me understand the conversation more thoroughly. I let the conversation flow and take in what I can and keep growing my capacity to comprehend the discussion. One of my favorite podcasts/groups of people to listen. Thank you VIncent and Team Microbe TV.
"....let the conversation flow and take in what I can and keep growing my capacity to comprehend the discussion"
One of THE best descriptions of the art of learning while thinking I have ever read!!
Thank you!!!
I took notes when I first began listening to TWIV when it started. I'd Google everything even though this was a novel virus -- unknown! It helped as did reading of whatever my go-to medical sites presented (Mayo Clinic, Web M. D., UCLA & Cal Berkeley med sites, Johns Hopkins tracking/tracing dashboard, CDC) for information about spread/transmission and what this virus was and how it worked. I am not a med Dr, but I grew up with two scientists and an English teacher. So, facts are important and I have comorbid conditions (COPD) I manage in the Medi-Medi world where disease prevention is not priority. LSS: Have remained disease free. TG! Am vaccinated/boosted & still wear masks. Have gently encouraged faith in professionals in those around me. Which is very difficult to do in my senior living environment, but I try my best esp in view of "long Co-V ID 19" which is heck of gnarly to me! Know several folks who suffer from this, and I am in no way volunteering for that interference in my artistic pursuits. LoL
As a layperson I appreciate the treatments as I look for answers regarding Covid and my loved ones.
Thank you for discussing SARS-CoV-2, spike protein, mRNA vax, autoimmune disease disease, immunosuppression and inflammatory response. It’s info that’s good to know across scientific disciplines and the autoimmune spectrum (patients & clinicians).
Please clarify and correct me if I'm wrong. The inactivated poliovirus vaccine (IPV) contains the whole inactivated virus, including the capsid (outer protein shell) and the viral RNA genome. The virus is grown in large quantities in cell culture and then treated with chemicals such as formaldehyde to kill it while preserving the structure of the virus.
Because the IPV vaccine contains the whole virus, it can induce a robust immune response and generate immunity. The inactivated virus cannot cause polio disease, as it is unable to replicate in human cells, but it can still stimulate the production of protective antibodies. So why IPV should not induce antibodies to the polymerase as Vincent says (31:40 to 31:46)?. Not sure if all genomic RNA of poliovirus is inactivated, if not, it is possible that even small quantities of viral RNA might be used by the host cells to synthesize viral proteins.
By the way, the case report about the polio patient treated with remdensivir is great.
Vincent explained that. The polymerase is not part of the virus, it is produced in the cell after translation.
I understand what you are suggesting. If the inactivated virus particles were taken up into cells, it is not clear if the viral RNA could get out of the particle. And if RNA could get out, I'm not sure it would be in a state for translation, and if there would be enough polymerase to stimulate an immune response. Can't rule it out but we will revisit the question next week.
I asked Amy Rosenfeld her opinion on this, and she said, the viral RNA is crosslinked by formalin treatment so it would not likely be translated in a cell.
@@MicrobeTV I agree. Thanks, guys you were so kind.
@@MicrobeTV Ta.
Anyone who denied you early therapy is culpable. Sue the pants off them.
Not in NZ Aotearoa, we have ACC, no health professional is responsible for what they do and you can't sue here. Great for the health worker but terrible for the patient.
The Pfizer contracts all have an indemnity clause, as does Moderna etc.
My allergies were stable for decades but the Moderna C19 began my allergies all over again falling asleep in public because of the VAERS submitted April 2021 when I shouldn't have been advised to take the injection. Totally disabled again for two years still with cataracts caused by the injections with my joints in fingers bending my finger joints severe pain with calcification on joints also requires surgery. Who is responsible for the injury from a injection that my CCHS never should have done?
I am only 23 minutes in but have to say that for the layperson this illustrates the vital importance of bodily sovereignty. We have the right and we need to demand that all the dots are connected. We can not trust others are doing this.
Case Records of the Massachusetts General Hospital in New England Journal of Medicine often includes a patient statement. They usually add a lot. Something to think about for your next case history.
I found this part of the podcast telling. It is frustrating the number of times I’ve been treated by a doctor only to discover they got something wrong on the initial visit, typically a rushed appointment. Why do we not create a summary of the issues/symptoms and then an understanding that the doctor and the patient agree to, sign off on, before treatment?
Interesting comment.. The healthcare system where I see my drs use “my chart” which I have access to online. They encourage me to review prior to every visit and have me sign off on it to make sure the problem list and history is still up to date from my perspective. That works well.
Correction comment - the CSS Virginia was the Confederate ironclad which battled the USS Monitor near Hampton Roads. The CSS Virginia was a massive re-fit which used the hull of the USS Merrimack. Both were fairly amazing developments at the time, too bad they themselves were not more seaworthy.
Can't wait for you to have Dr. John Campbell on to discuss vaccine injuries and responses.
Or the brilliant Sasha Latypova who shines a very powerful and far reaching light into the darkness.
Is there a Saturday recording at the Incubator? I’m visiting NYC in May and would love to see a show recorded.
Always love the discussion of the weather at the first!! Our great, in-common experience!❤️
This was a good one, with balanced contributions from all. KS at 34:16 speaks for so many of us! (there had been comments re jargon & then we encounter "decouple" -- bah!) And I had always liked parafilm.
57:23 interesting that female is a risk factor for increased autoimmunity problems associated with SARS-CoV-2, the same is true is it not for multiple sclerosis? Isn’t there a suggestion that this could be due to the parts of the immune system that are coded for on the X chromosome?
Hi, do you have a link to the story about the man taking remdesivir?
I have autoimmune and got COVID early in the P. It was incredibly tough, I had lasting issues that have waned. I would still say no to the vax and am thankful I stuck to my decision. I’m now working with a naturopath, health coaches, healing and calming my autoimmune and feeling stronger!
Fascinating discussion! Thank you again.
I thought I was watching a channel about Viology I didn't know I was watching The Weather Channel let me go find something about Viology
Many thanks to the cardiologist who asked for clarity. You scientists are finally GETTING IT. "Normal" people make laws that affect YOUR work and don't like being dismissed as being too stupid or biased to understand you. I'm a contributor to your channel (albeit in a small way) and enjoy your posts much more now.
I also thought why mess with ace 2 receptors unless they were trying to cause uncontrolled blood pressure and death.
In vivo, the antibodies produced by NON-immunosuppressed people are not very neutralising either, as they do not prevent infection or sequelae as shown by number of poeople infected/ill only shortly after previous infection or immunisation.
Thanks so much for putting in so much time to keep us informed. I always enjoy these!
So when you say parafilm all I can imagine is it is something like Press and Seal.
In the paper using decouple, it seems they are using the way you do, when discussing a database, where if some data is associated or linked with other data, removing that link is decoupling. So, substitute disassociate for decouple.
SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccines disassociates anti-viral immunity from humoral autoimmunity
Hi minute 15 . Sequences of the virus, is it posible to have access to all of them?
The nerdiness of the weather check up front is so adorable guys. 🥰 🥰 🥰
Can’t wait for TWiV 1000 🎉
Is parafilm more like cling film, snap-wrap, or magic-wrap?
What a gem of a case study for y'all to cover -- such an interesting discovery!
Not a discovery.. There are other Doctors/ virologists who where screaming from the beginning about the truth but they were mocked, ridiculed and censored.. Just saying..
Watch Sasha Latypova. She manages to join many dots. Enough for us to see the shape of things to come.
Brianne Barker is so smart.
Thank you great information
Would remdesivir work for people with post polio syndrome?
It would work by killing them, so they would no longer have post polio syndrome, or anything else.
Great episode and papers. (needs more cowbell, though) As a professor of `agents of fortune' I hope you will give or gave Blue Oyster Cult's Agents of Fortune a listen at some point. As Alan said, there will be letters........
Thank you for addressing the cowbell issue. Alas, there is never enough cowbell is there?
Interesting video today Vincent!
Hi Vincent, it is concerning to hear a researcher derive a conclusion from an seemingly insufficient base of knowledge on a topic. You already have familiarity with The Reaper, but they did have more than 'one song' and I would like to suggest the following Blue Öyster Cult songs to expand your horizons....
"Burn'n For You" - I'm sure you're familiar with this one as it became anthemic on radio in the 19070s
"Veteran of the Psychic Wars" - part of the soundtrack to the adult themed and animated movie classic "Heavy Metal"
"Astronomy" - an immortal BÖC classic not heard on the radio. Actually, the entirety of the "Secret Treaties" album is worth a listen
"Flaming Telepaths" - another 70s classic not heard on the radio from "Secret Treaties"
"This Ain't the Summer of Love" - a very straightforward BÖC Rock and Roll classic
"Godzilla" - need one say more?
I agree, Vincent, watching sports is mostly a waste of time. You didn't lose me with that comment!
UK Polio chap would have been in an early prioritised vaccine grp because of his immune compromised status. Quite probable would have had the two vaccines ( 8 wks apart ) by that Aug.
OMG!! 16:00 - Vincent gets close to asking for chocolate breast milk!!!
LOL!
I asked a guy about breast milk after he'd taken a sample from his wife. He said that it is kind of sweet.
What happened to Kathy's bicycle?
Theoretically, liposoms with mARN must not blood spread.(?)
But if accidental blood spread,did some bind at myocyte of myocard?
i know a person who had stage 1 cancer, and now has stage 4 cancer after booster shots. 100% fact. go, figure that one out, geniuses
The more Kafkaesque an authoritarian system, the better the humor it yields.
This was a really good one. Thanks.
Parafilm and Eppendorf: Two terms well known to everybody who ever worked in a bio lab. Completely unknown to everybody else. The Kleenex of the lab niche, where the brand name has become the generic term.
Since this was Britain, it is likely he got Astra-Zenica with a 3 month interval dose 1 to 2 .
In the UK we were vaccinating with Pfizer vaccines from December 2020 and using a gap of 12 weeks.
@@christopherrobinson7541 Probably not the correst dates since vaccines only became available about then. There was action in UK to restrict doses to under 30's until or if other vaccines became available in UK in early April 2021. Not Dec 2020.
@Fraser Miller JVCI authorised Pfizer for over 16s in December 2020. At the time, AZ was authorised for over 18s.
A disaster for victims, and unless their family has solid 4 part mucosal defense, they are shed on and also are in very relentlessly harming situation
lol . Can you even try and make sense of the BS you just posted ? What koolaid you are drinking ?
The 1000 event was so good. All the usual suspects were present. Kathy, you looked so cool in your outfit. Simple and sophisticate and the pearls being the crown. Also appreciated your remarks on a variety of subjects. my opinion only….. Is cut
half an inch of the bangs. Every time Vinny get a hair cut, inclining the bangs he looks 10 years younger.
At what tissue temperature did polioviruses better replicate?
decoupled - is that the same as divorced?
I will be the counterbalance, I prefer longer TWIVs , the more the better!
Did liposomes with mARN blood spread ?
If, how can avoid that ?
There are tracking SARS through sewage on NIH
Did intradermic inoculation with lyposomes with mARN was used?
any chance the polio shedding was stopped by the guy's body fighting off covid 2 and not the drug given ?
Did SARS COV2 nuclecapsid induce cross reacting antibody?
Most likely it was actually the spike protein mrna injections that they call "vaccine" that drives autoimmunity. Those vaxxed up boosted up folks seem to be the main ones suddenly developing aoutoimmune lupus like conditions. That spike protein mrna goes all over the body when injected and it affects all organs, blood vessels, bone and muscle, triggering an immune response / self attack on cells in all these parts of the body.
Lab leak not market origin.
What cells can be targeted by lyposomes with mARN?
Theoretically, myocite of deltoid muscle are targeted by lyposomes with mARN to induce Spike antigen.
18.00 Yo, but not everyone vaccinated gets COVID.
Or ?
Did SARS1 blood spread?
38:28 wHAT THE HELL worst opinion I've heard on TWiX in many a year.
TWIV: great science, terrible takes on Blue Oyster Cult. -Listener from Long Island
May be SARS COV2 infection had induced antiviral effect against poliovirus ? by immune modulation ?
A possibility of course but SARS-CoV-2 suppresses innate responses so unlikely. But treating more patients in the same way will answer this question.
Did SARS COV2 blood spread?
Waw.
Hey, we all want to decouple immune memory/protection from uncontrolled inflammation and autoimmunity, and vaccines do that excellently compared to infection!
Except since the vax doesn’t prevent infection, the vaxed now have risks of vax And they still get Covid. Vax is outdated now anyway
Less woffle more content please .. and 2 hours is a long hall .
Hello! Science writer & scientific editor here. Re decoupling and feeling stupid: so stop cheaping out and put money aside to hire science writers! Put the budget line into your proposal. If you're not hiring salaried, estimate $70-90/hr; we have to pay self-employment taxes and fund our own benefits out of that as well, and it's professional work. Make sure you include enough hours to get the job done. Don't expect someone's going to read, disentangle, understand, and revise your important 20-page paper or 15-page narrative in 5 hours. The better your writing is, the faster it'll go -- and it's unlikely that "better" has to do with whether you're a native English speaker or not. Has more to do with your compositional skills and sense of narrative.
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 someone got paid.
This may be a bit cynical, but since most of the US population who would suffer from vaccine-induced polio are anti-vaxxers maybe the government decided it's their problem. That does ignore the very young who don't get mom's immunity, and the very old with diminished immunity. Seems like somebody made a callous cost/benefit analysis.
I am not sure your first assumption is correct when you say "most of the (people) who would suffer from vaccine-induced polio are antivaxxers" .
Perhaps your second assumption is correct though
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I say that because most vaccinated people may get infected, but won't get paralyzed and probably won't even know they have polio. The real problems happen when the mostly benign polio spread hits a pocket of antivaxxers.
Cherry or strawberry! Hahahahaha!
BTW sports are a waste of time especially watching sports let alone the waste of brain power people waste on stats and fantasy teams.
Stop wasting time bashing sports viewing and hurry up and get to the science. Less small talk. More Science.
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Trypanophobia and breast milk vaccinations, a new breakthrough?
When it was announced that the mRNA vaccine was being found in breast milk, I asked some of the lactating mommas in my area (who had recently been vaccinated), if I could plug in for a while, so that I could be vaccinated without being jabbed. For all of those who are anti-vaxxers because of their fear of needles, we could convert them to pro-vaxxers overnight.
I was really bad with needles, but actually the corona jabs solved that for me. I was being open (saying "I'm not good at this") and the nurse would say "don't worry, we are" and now it's happened 3 times with me hardly noticing - and I'm not scared any more.
I'm still not watching though.
@@pizzablender Did they aspirate before injection?
There are several studies that show trace levels of mRNA in breast milk, much too low to afford immunity. During breast feeding it is common for small tears to occur in the nipple resulting in contamination of blood in the milk. The concentration of mRNA was much higher in the blood and this is thought to be the source of mRNA in the milk.
Perhaps, biting the compliant ladies in the neck would afford a more therapeutic dose.
@@christopherrobinson7541 I'll try and bring out my inner vampire.
So much time-wasting talking about the weather and other drivel.
Please get to the point.
I like the weather. It also mak it a little more personal. These are real people. Its ok tho, i hate books and article with dog stories and receipi🎉s. I am a dog lover so don’t hate on me . Love that fur and kisses.
Covid. Lab derived
Not really unless you are desperate and have no respect for facts or humans