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“Furthermore, mRNA is a labile molecule that does not enter the nucleus, and thus safety concerns are low. Other vaccines include the AstraZeneca vaccine, which delivers a small piece of DNA encoding the spike protein via an adenoviral vector.”

“Scientists first described this biological phenomenon in the 1960s during the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine trials. Vaccines developed against a post-fusion (open) viral protein complex generated non-neutralizing antibodies and caused ADE.”

“When researchers gave rats a human-equivalent dose no vaccine particles were observed after 48 hours. Furthermore, these initial studies did not distinguish between intact vaccine particles, remnants, or merely tagging molecules.”

Dr. Rhonda Patrick and MedCram founders Dr. Roger Seheult and physician assistant Kyle Allred discuss COVID-19 vaccines.

“Thus, a vaccine that prevents even a small percentage of people from becoming ill still reduces overall transmission because fewer people get sick. The emergence of the Delta variant necessitates the aggregation of new data.”

“A comparison of breast milk samples before and after the women received their vaccines indicated that SARS-CoV-2-specific IgG and IgA antibodies appeared in the women's milk seven days after the first vaccine dose, suggesting that maternal vaccination may protect COVID-19 in infants.”

“In contrast to their mRNA counterparts, conventional vaccines are time-consuming and labor-intensive to produce. While all you need to make an mRNA vaccine is the nucleotide sequence of interest, and they are easy to make in mass quantities.”

“As older adults get vaccinated, monthly hospitalization rates are trending younger. Some people worry about vaccine side effects, but studies show that the relative risk of these same outcomes is greater if the person is infected with SARS-CoV-2.”

“If replicated in larger, longer trials with clinical outcomes, this supplement could emerge as a mitochondrial-centric strategy to counter certain aspects of immunosenescence and bolster vaccine or infection responses in midlife and beyond.”

“With such an important set of responsibilities, it is unsurprising that a decline in T cell-mediated immunity contributes to debilitating age-related illnesses: Reduced infectious immunity – Immunosenescence, a cellular process integral to thymic involution, is associated with reduced immunity to influenza and other respiratory infections and less effective response to influenza vaccination.”