Moderna claims that detection of Covid19 Anti-Spike IgG antibody found in the lungs of Rhesus Macaques (that have high natural immunity against the virus) was evidence that the Spike Protein antibodies resulting from jabs in the arm circulated in Blood and somehow penetrated the Blood-Lung Barrier.
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However there is an interesting paper from very early in 2019 that shows Anti-Spike IgG causes Severe Acute Lung Injury by skewing macrophage responses.
https://insight.jci.org/articles/view/123158
A doctor named Joseph Lee has challenged Dr Fauci, the editor of New England Journal of Medicine and many other scientists, plus the mRNA jab manufacturers to prove that the insides of lungs are protected by their LNP delivered materials.
He reports that they don't give satisfactory replies to his questions about the Blood Lung Barrier and has offered a reward for any proof via Twitter.
His website carries useful details.
https://lungvirus.com/to-professionals
Could Alveolar Macrophages be a conduit for antibodies?
The ability of large molecule antibodies, produced in response to synthetic GMO mRNA infiltration, to cross the blood-air barrier and protect the lungs from Covid-19 is uncertain. While antibodies can be effective in neutralizing viral particles, the blood-air barrier is a specialized interface designed to protect the delicate lung tissue. The passage of large molecules, such as antibodies, through this barrier is generally limited. However, advancements in drug delivery systems and nanotechnology may offer potential strategies to enhance the delivery of therapeutic agents across this barrier. It is important to note that the specific characteristics and mechanisms of synthetic GMO mRNA and the resulting antibody response would need to be thoroughly studied and validated to determine their ability to cross the blood-air barrier and provide protection against Covid-19 in the lungs.
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