Is there anybody in the pie who doesn’t have one of those two things? Either some other comorbidity probably elderly but has something specific in their own biochemistry or about themselves or genetics? Is it basically the case that almost everybody else would find this virus harmless?

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Immunity to SARS-CoV-2 – Round Table w/ Drs. Steven Pelech and James Lyons-Weiler

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is there anybody in
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the pie who doesn’t have one of those two things either some other comorbidity probably elderly but or has
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um some specific uh something specific in their own you know biochemistry or about themselves or
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genetics is it basically the case that almost everybody else uh would find this virus
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harmless okay so this is fascinating because the statistic that sticks out my mind another kind of the second most
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important thing that’s been reported uh other than fantini’s results are the studies that show that something like 78
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of people that got serious coveted or died from covet had prior autoimmunity to other
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uh for other reasons so they had prior autoimmunity antibodies the detectable antibodies um
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in their blood uh at the time that they were infected with covid whereas for people that had mild
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cova it was only like seven or eight percent so we go from like 80 percent of people that had serious covid already
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have th2 skewed immune systems they’re not getting a th1 response which would be healthier and more helpful
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with um the the with a viral uh their innate immunity is probably somewhat compromised but that th2 skew
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is a serious problem in our population we know that already with something like 54 of uh children
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people under the age of 20 having some chronic illness uh and autoimmunity
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and so if there’s anything that we can do to modulate the risk it would be to number one don’t get old because you’re
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more likely i think to get autoimmunity in a world with viruses and with bacteria as you get older you’re more
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likely to be exposed to something the cumulative risk of you being exposed to something that induces autoimmunity
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given your genetics is higher so that may partly explain the age-related risk but also anything
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that we can do to reduce whole body inflammation obviously weight loss and then maybe take something like
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moducare i don’t have any money in that company but i’ve learned from a very good good functional medicine doc medical doctor
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in georgia that that this actually helps adjust th to skew and people that do have
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autoimmunity and so i’m not pitching a product here for profit but it’s
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moducare m-o-d-u-c-a-r-e and he’s actually going to come to ibac
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edu and and uh teach a course as well so um just imagine that there might be
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something like uh 50 of people i would imagine that have prior autoimmunity and we’re talking about and i’m writing a
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big review on this as well i’m behind in the uh the submission date but i’ve done
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a major major literature research on all the specific auto antibodies that were
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present in the people and reported to be president of the people that got serious coveted or died from covet
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and sure enough if you take those auto antibodies and look at the proteins that they’re targeting in the human body and
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then do the reverse analysis that i did in my pathogenic priming analysis which
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you know now i’m finding homology between human proteins and stars cough two proteins sure enough there’s
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immunogenic epitope similarities between them as well and so
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you know the fact of the matter is that our immune system has to the most important thing our immune
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system has to do is determine self from non-self when i teach my immunology course that’s why i start first if you
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if you learn anything from this it’s not challenging to create an immune system that can target pathogens that are out
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there insects do it mollusks do it it’s not very impressive but if you can live in a world where we put so many
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different things into our bodies and we interact as a cosmopolitan species when every niche that’s available on the
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species we’re going to run into everything we’re really challenging the limits of the extent of
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you know the intelligence of our immune system with uh these exposures
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it has to determine cells from non-self and there’s some very clever ways that it does that there it presents all the
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pro all the proteins in our body are actually expressed i think it’s in the in the thymus
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uh where it’s presented the normal protein
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self self-antigen is presented and then another cell comes in and says yes okay yourself not versus not self and then it
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it so we’re kind of constantly checking are you are you friend or foe friend or foe friend or foe it’s not just roving
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antibodies you know there are some roving antibodies that are generic antibodies that kind of get the thing started but
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um there’s so much going on we really are challenging it and then to say oh for every human on the planet take this
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particular virus you’re guaranteeing that some percentage of people are going to die from that
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experience you’re guaranteeing that some percentages of people are going to actually develop be primed for
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autoimmunity and then you say okay now we’re going to do it to you every three or four months my goodness
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my goodness you do this it doesn’t reflect natural infection at all you don’t get infected every three or four months with high levels of viremi to
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something you just fought off so why are we inducing strong auto immune responses with vaccines every three or four months
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these people are doomed and i think really this really scares me in terms of fertility it feels like the this is the
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that’s that’s a point at which you don’t gamble that anything that you’re going to introduce that could
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involve something that is systemic like that uh within an individual then you
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shouldn’t you should introduce it very slowly to uh the human population as a system
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also it seems just just insane to make a decision to just you know all at once go
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full blast now and dr pellick yeah he’s muted go ahead see

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