Cancer & plasmids, tutorial by Christie Grace, biotech specialist.
Subtitle: Please do not eat detergent. Crossposting a crosspost by Charles Rixey.
The explanation about the out of control cancer due to the CoV injections is multilayered. The part about the DNA plasmids discovered by Kevin McKernan, and regarding the charged Lipid Nanoparticles are explained by Christie Grace, with beginner level material for those who need the background info.
Charles Rixey summarizes it better than I; “Why this article by Christie Grace is important”:
Christie’s post, Adverse Events (RNA/DNA/LNP Jabs) Due to Net Charge (Zeta Potential) on the LNP, RNA Fragments, Other Charged Particles, Lipid Properties, DNA Lipoplexes, the Spike Protein, and Protein Misfolding (substack.com):
She opens with something about not being able to pass an organic chemistry test if you had missed a couple lectures, so she is providing a Choose Your Own Adventure post. Scroll through the background material if you don’t need it.
and I would add… Or if you hadn't studied. I can confirm👍there is no BS-ing on organic chemistry tests. You are expected to draw the chemical figures and label the enzyme reagents for all the steps needed to go from chemical A to chemical B. Many steps might be needed to get to B from A. Draw them all. Here is a blank page. Go.
I did go, I left a 2 hour midterm exam in organic chemistry after 15 minutes. There is no pretending. I may only have got 14 points out of 200. I did fine later when I retook organic chem a second time. I dropped out of that whole semester → 13 credits of “zero” left me later graduating with only Honors, Summa cum laude. A reminder that young adults, or older, can make stupid decisions about their lives.
Back to plasmids, it ain't easy. I am still in the intro.
An initial take by me, from my nutrition perspective, on a point in the intro of Christie Laura Grace's post:
“When you refold a protein in a lab, you typically use a two step process involving as stated, a buffer and a detergent.
The human body does not have this two step process. It does not know how to properly refold a protein that has folded the wrong way.” - Christie Grace
The value in multi-disciplinary teams, is having input from multiple viewpoints. An SEO viewpoint - the keyword heavy titles like “Adverse Events (RNA/DNA/LNP Jabs) Due to Net Charge (Zeta Potential) on the LNP, RNA Fragments, Other Charged Particles, Lipid Properties, DNA Lipoplexes, the Spike Protein, and Protein Misfolding (substack.com)” seem to help with Search Engine Optimization. I have gone that route with my titles rather than ~ “Houston we have a problem” type of titles.
A dietitian viewpoint and Stupid decision alert: Human readers, please don't take the quote to mean that swallowing detergent would help us repair protein misfolding. (Also, 2020!, don't eat fish tank chemicals as a source of a banned human drug, HCQ).
The human body does not use detergents in a two-step protein refolding process, because, detergents would destroy cell membranes, …and cause diarrhea - be rejected abruptly by the body. Biotech does things in vials that wouldn't work the same in living bodies ~~> like mRNA “therapy”.
The body’s main strategy for misfolded proteins is to remove them for reuse of the amino acid or other building blocks. If too many misfolded proteins collect, then the cleanup crew gets behind → chronic inflammation and feeling not well, and eventually brain damage or other major problems occur, like chronic pain, other orgsn damage, or cancer.
Plant polyphenols do help stabilize protein structures within the cellular fluid and also trace minerals when the minerals are in balance. Structured water/quantum water effects also are stabilizing for other chemicals. Delphinidin is good at stabilizing other chemicals.
We can also benefit from having adequate dietary protein with nucleotides, because, it is a lot of work to make all the nucleotides and amino acids that we need daily.
It takes ~14 enzyme steps to make one nucleotide. Try drawing those from memory on an advanced organic chemistry? No thanks, I would rather add Nutritional Yeast Flakes (NYF) to my foods for extra nucleotides in my diet - also supportive of our need to build sialic acid on membrane surfaces to help keep the vessel from collapsing or red blood cells from clumping as readily.
Housekeeping note, I am a couple drafts behind so I may post those before getting back to the rapid cancer part of the mRNA/microRNA series.
It is not good, but I do think the preventive supplements and foods can help slow the risk even for jabbed. My parents are three times jabbed and my dad has been hanging on, chocolate porridge daily, though is failing. Sadly, my mom now also seems to have a suddenly growing mass that hadn't been there when she had been doing better with swallowing supplements and eating more variety.
Sunshine counts a lot. She declined after autumn started. Northern climate winters have little sun. Topical oregano oil does seem to be absorbed and helps a little. I should try mixing supplements into a food or drink and see if the taste can be acceptable.
Tide pods = not food!
Peace be with you this glorious Sunday!
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"The human body does not have this two step process. It does not know how to properly refold a protein that has folded the wrong way.”
Hum, look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaperone_(protein)
"There are a number of classes of molecular chaperones, all of which function to assist large proteins in proper protein folding during or after synthesis, and after partial denaturation. "
The "after partial denaturation" bit allows refolding of partially denatured proteins, which is "how to properly refold a protein that has folded the wrong way.” Every cell in your body does this daily, or dies.
Christine's substack is making my head explode...but this is good. It's how I like to get my day of rest on Sunday.