Peats Antibody-Quote (Tennis Ball or Orange?)

[LeeLemonoil]

Am I hallucinating or wasn’t there a quote from one of Peats texts or letters where he said that if our organism would synthesize antibodies against any microbiotic we encounter every cell would be as big as s tennis ball?

Or something similar?

Does anybody know where to find that quote?
And how substantiated is it?

 

[Rinse & rePeat]

Monkey Study Shows Immunity To SRSCV2 After Exposure

This is a preliminary study that could help to provide a non-Vax requiring solution. Ray has mentioned in the recent podcasts that immunity is important but isnt always a way in which the organism can approach/ re-approach a threat. He says (more or less) that the metabolic state of the organism...

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[Rafe]

Monkey Study Shows Immunity To SRSCV2 After Exposure

This is a preliminary study that could help to provide a non-Vax requiring solution. Ray has mentioned in the recent podcasts that immunity is important but isnt always a way in which the organism can approach/ re-approach a threat. He says (more or less) that the metabolic state of the organism...

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Darn, @Rinse & rePeat, you really gotta teach me your filing methods. Much respect, woman.

 

[LeeLemonoil]

Monkey Study Shows Immunity To SRSCV2 After Exposure

This is a preliminary study that could help to provide a non-Vax requiring solution. Ray has mentioned in the recent podcasts that immunity is important but isnt always a way in which the organism can approach/ re-approach a threat. He says (more or less) that the metabolic state of the organism...

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Thanks a lot!

 

[J.R.K]

Am I hallucinating or wasn’t there a quote from one of Peats texts or letters where he said that if our organism would synthesize antibodies against any microbiotic we encounter every cell would be as big as s tennis ball?

Or something similar?

Does anybody know where to find that quote?
And how substantiated is it?

I have heard a similar description on Dr Flemings event 2021 talk out of Texas. He described the immune system will identify a virus and take it and present it to the T Cells, which in turn tear it apart into seven to thirty pieces, they will then essentially analyze those pieces to see if they can identify any similar parts to what they have seen before, which they will present the pieces that match to the memory cells, which in turn will manufacture the corresponding antibodies to the matching pieces. This would be IGg or IGa antibodies. This process takes about ten days.
If in the event the T cells do not recognize any parts of the virus pieces they will begin manufacture of new antibodies IGm to this new specimen, this process takes about thirty days.
I am starting to believe this emphasis on antibodies is more of a sales pitch for the vaccines as it only talks about antibodies, as if they are the only thing that provides protection.

 

[J.R.K]

Posting this it is long but I found it helpful, Fleming contends that if you had all the antibodies that your body has produced you would have a much bigger problem in that your blood would not flow. Hence the memory cells like @Rinse & rePeat ’s filing system only slower.


View: https://www.bitchute.com/video/n2xItHiUVsj0/

 

[Rinse & rePeat]

Posting this it is long but I found it helpful, Fleming contends that if you had all the antibodies that your body has produced you would have a much bigger problem in that your blood would not flow. Hence the memory cells like @Rinse & rePeat ’s filing system only slower.


View: https://www.bitchute.com/video/n2xItHiUVsj0/

I am assuming you are impressed with my filing system? ?

 

[LeeLemonoil]

I have heard a similar description on Dr Flemings event 2021 talk out of Texas. He described the immune system will identify a virus and take it and present it to the T Cells, which in turn tear it apart into seven to thirty pieces, they will then essentially analyze those pieces to see if they can identify any similar parts to what they have seen before, which they will present the pieces that match to the memory cells, which in turn will manufacture the corresponding antibodies to the matching pieces. This would be IGg or IGa antibodies. This process takes about ten days.
If in the event the T cells do not recognize any parts of the virus pieces they will begin manufacture of new antibodies IGm to this new specimen, this process takes about thirty days.
I am starting to believe this emphasis on antibodies is more of a sales pitch for the vaccines as it only talks about antibodies, as if they are the only thing that provides protection.

Thanks.
The Focus on antibody-Titers is definitely a sales pitch. Worse, it deflects from the mRNA-vaccines crucial weakness: lack of inducing multi-epitope immune response and thus much more resilient immunity.

And it’s very striking that the high vaccine titers get reducer so quickly. Much quicker than titers after infection. 40% reduction in a month compared to 5% in a month, roughly.

 

[J.R.K]

Thanks.
The Focus on antibody-Titers is definitely a sales pitch. Worse, it deflects from the mRNA-vaccines crucial weakness: lack of inducing multi-epitope immune response and thus much more resilient immunity.

And it’s very striking that the high vaccine titers get reducer so quickly. Much quicker than titers after infection. 40% reduction in a month compared to 5% in a month, roughly.

I find that interesting as well this message that the antibodies wane, I seen a video with Michael Yeadon, he said outright that this message was a lie. They took blood from people that had SARS - the very first outbreak. So this was eighteen years ago, now he says that SARS COV 2 has an eighty percent similarity to SARS COV and those people had antibodies that recognized SARS COV 2. So if this is true our immune system does appear to have a very good system of recall and identification of virus that is slightly different from previous invaders.

 

[J.R.K]

Thanks.
The Focus on antibody-Titers is definitely a sales pitch. Worse, it deflects from the mRNA-vaccines crucial weakness: lack of inducing multi-epitope immune response and thus much more resilient immunity.

And it’s very striking that the high vaccine titers get reducer so quickly. Much quicker than titers after infection. 40% reduction in a month compared to 5% in a month, roughly.

At about the 25:00 mark he talks about how antibodies play very little role in viral respiratory diseases, rather he emphasized T Cells. All this talk about antibodies might just be smoke and mirrors or fear porn.

A Final Warning To Humanity From Former Pfizer Chief Scientist Michael Yeadon - LewRockwell

www.lewrockwell.com

 

[RealNeat]

Monkey Study Shows Immunity To SRSCV2 After Exposure

This is a preliminary study that could help to provide a non-Vax requiring solution. Ray has mentioned in the recent podcasts that immunity is important but isnt always a way in which the organism can approach/ re-approach a threat. He says (more or less) that the metabolic state of the organism...

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I think I heard it specifically on a ORN interview. If you look at the date of my post then go to the "guest by date/ name" section of ORN website you should be able to tie the date of my post close to the date of the interview, early 2020.