Spike Though the Heart, Your To Blame

You give medicine a bad name...

My, my.

You've all heard about the "spike" (the red part on the virus pictured to the left).  That's the part of the Covid virus the vaccine uses your RNA to replicate.  They replicate this to fool your body into creating anti-bodies to the spike so your body attacks Covid.

But it seems there's a small detail the vaccine creators didn't think about.

Namely, the spike protein itself damages your heart (see https://www.bhf.org.uk/what-we-do/news-from-the-bhf/news-archive/2021/august/covid-19-spike-protein-binds-to-and-changes-cells-in-the-heart).

From the linked article: "There is some previous evidence to suggest that the spike protein can remain in the blood stream after the virus has gone and travel far from the site of infection. In this study, researchers only studied pericytes from the small blood vessels within the heart. However, pericytes are found within small blood vessels all over the body, including in the brain and central nervous system. This latest finding may start to help explain the effect of the virus on organs away from the site of the Covid-19 infection."

So the free spikes floating around through your body can harm you: damage your organs.

The spike is, after all, a foreign protein not created in the human body.

Even the common cold "corona virus" has spikes.  But they remain attached to the virus and don't go off running around through your body on their own:

It's almost as if the geniuses that thought up the Covid vaccines really didn't think through the "free spike" part.

Who knows what it does all by its little self left alone in your body.

Perhaps, just a theory here, some people's vaccines generate more spikes than others, or some people are more sensitive to the spike than others, and bingo - heart inflammation.

Kind of make sense when you look at the big picture.

I am pretty sure you're not going to find a study on what the spike does to you all by itself.  Sure you body may create antibodies to the spike...

But where's the research on what the spike protein itself does while circulating through your body?

Kind of like creating an mRNA vaccine that generates the proteins in snake venom...