Exploring potential cancer risk associated with Covid vaccine components.
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Review of research on mRNA vaccine components and cancer ris. • 0:14
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Discussion on methy pseudo iDine in relation to mRNA vaccin. • 0:32
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Importance of understanding the science behind potential cancer predispositio. • 0:56
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Encouragement for viewers to subscribe and engage with upcoming conten. • 1:03
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Promotion of a newly released book ‘Humming Heroes’ on Amazo. • 1:34
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Information on a Covid-19 science course and upcoming recording. • 2:16
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Challenges faced by researchers in publishing controversial finding. • 3:17
Understanding the potential link between Covid vaccine and cancer through modifications in mRNA sequencing.
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Authors from different countries collaborated on a controversial research pape. • 4:04
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Methyl pseudo uridine used in Covid-19 vaccines for mRNA modification. • 5:19
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Process of mRNA synthesis, packaging, injection, and immune response triggered by Spike protei. • 6:06
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Methyl pseudo uridine is a modified form of uridine with a methyl group attache. • 7:33
Potential implications of mRNA vaccine modifications on immune response and cancer risk.
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Modifications to mRNA vaccines aimed to evade immune response by tricking the system. • 7:48
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Purpose of methylation group on mRNA was to prevent immune system response. • 8:24
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Normal immune response to foreign RNA involves triggering interferons to suppress viral activity. • 9:14
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Concerns raised about potential long-term implications of mRNA vaccine modifications. • 10:45
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Researchers questioned the possible implications of mRNA vaccine modifications on health outcomes. • 11:10
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Review paper highlighted evidence on potential consequences of mRNA vaccine modifications. • 11:37
Potential risk of cancer due to mRNA vaccine modifications suppressing immune response.
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Adding n methy pseudo uterine to mRNA vaccines may stimulate cancer growth and metastasis. • 11:46
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The modification could impair interference signaling, leading to immune suppression and enhanced cancer growth. • 14:17
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Interferon suppression by the modified vaccine may increase susceptibility to viral infections and cancer. • 15:05
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The developers did not anticipate the potential negative effects of the modification on immune response. • 16:07
Potential risks of mRNA vaccines in cancer growth and metastasis, urging for further investigation.
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Addition of specific substance to mRNA vaccines may stimulate cancer growth and spread. • 16:52
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Concerns about advanced cancer cases presenting with metastatic disease for the first time. • 17:03
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Urgent need to understand the mechanism behind potential cancer risk associated with vaccines. • 17:21
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Questioning the lack of interest from governments and regulators in investigating vaccine-related risks. • 17:39
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Call for independent scientists to lead research on vaccine safety and potential increase in cancer rates. • 17:55
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Highlighting the importance of addressing the growing concerns and risks associated with vaccines for the entire population. • 19:10