Discussion on the discovery of autoimmunity related to COVID-19 and concerns about spike protein triggers
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Recent paper on A2 enzymatic activity linked to autoimmunity in COVID-19 patients. • 0:11
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Anticipation of autoimmunity issues related to spike protein triggers since 2020. • 0:39
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Struggles in securing funding for research on autoantibodies to ACE2 in 2020. • 1:45
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Concerns about potential autoimmune responses triggered by the virus’s spike protein. • 2:30
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Visual representation of spike protein and other proteins on the virus surface. • 2:59
Emerging concerns about potential autoimmunity in COVID-19 research
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Focus on spike protein binding to ACE2 and risk of autoimmune responses. • 3:14
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Importance of funding for critical research on autoimmunity in COVID-19. • 3:40
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Current medical treatments only control autoimmune diseases, not cure them. • 4:29
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Identification of potential autoimmunity mechanisms in COVID-19 pathogenesis. • 5:04
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Critical consideration of autoimmunity in severe COVID-19 cases. • 5:30
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Lack of excuse for overlooking autoimmunity in scientific leadership roles. • 5:53
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Unacceptable to neglect research on autoimmunity in COVID-19 in 2024. • 6:02
Discovery of autoantibodies and abzymes targeting ACE2 in COVID-19 patients raises alarming implications
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Patients may develop antibodies with negative molecular image of ACE2 receptor. • 6:19
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Abzymes identified as autoantibodies targeting ACE2 and spike protein. • 6:29
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Autoantibodies to ACE2 found in almost every severe COVID-19 patient. • 6:49
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Presence of abzymes with enzymatic activity could have horrific implications. • 7:55
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Similar catalytic antibodies seen in autoimmune diseases like lupus. • 8:11
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Abzymes can play negative role and target various substances in the body. • 8:40
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Some COVID-19 patients develop antibodies capable of cleaving ACE2 substrate. • 9:43
Uncovering potential autoimmune implications of COVID-19 and vaccinations
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Angiotensin 2 dysregulation may lead to blood pressure issues post-COVID. • 10:01
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Autoimmune response targeting various proteins beyond spike protein. • 11:06
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Potential link between vaccination and menstrual irregularities due to autoimmune response. • 11:50
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Formation of abzymes targeting estrogen receptor raises alarming implications. • 11:59
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Urgent need for comprehensive research on autoimmunity triggered by COVID and vaccines. • 12:09
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Demand for thorough understanding of autoimmunity in public health discourse. • 12:47
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Italy’s experience with autoimmune reactions post-vaccination underscores the seriousness. • 13:22
Urgent call for increased funding in independent research to mitigate the upcoming wave of autoimmune diseases
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Acknowledging mistakes is different from negligence in research funding. • 14:29
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Scientific and medical communities need easier access to funding for critical research. • 14:37
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Lack of research funding is unacceptable, especially when companies profit from pandemics. • 14:52
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Potential tsunami of autoimmune diseases approaching, requiring understanding and mitigation efforts. • 15:26
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Public pressure needed to drive thorough and proper research in the face of upcoming challenges. • 16:03
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Importance of facing hard truths and continuing the necessary work for a better future. • 16:12
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