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Thanks! I just shared this on Facebook. I also discussed polysorbates in this Healthy Circulation article: https://joebender.substack.com/p/healthy-circulation

And in this sunscreen article:

https://joebender.substack.com/p/toxic-sunscreen

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We have to keep on bringing this information forward, Joe. Thank you for the hard work!

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Absolutely we do. Thanks for your vitally informative work too Heather!

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Polysorbat is also part of the GSK flu shots Influsplit Tetra 2023/2024

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Thank you for continuing down this path of research.

How does the pseudo reaction differ from standard allergic reactions? Is it not treatable by antihistamines and other allergy oriented medicines?

It's terrifying that people were taking these different treatments in a mix-and-match fashion while being blindly encouraged by their doctors and media to do so.

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Hi Magan,

Thank you for writing me. So, as you know, I am not a physician, and what I do is read the medical literature and write my findings on it using their own information and then I have physicians look over my work. This is not medical advice, but pointing out medical findings of others-- mostly the vaccine manufacturers and developers of the lipids (and emulsifiers)--. These Pseudo-allergy reactions are complement-activated, leaving the immune system primed for immune-mediated dysregulation, such as autoimmune disorders, cancer, and more. In my son's case, he had a massive autoimmune reaction to the lipids (his is a published medical case study) with several body systems involved, including blood clotting, pulmonary embolism, a bleeding disorder (now life-long), neuropathy, and myopathy. So, typical antihistamines and steroids were part of the treatment plan. In my own words, it is like a roulette wheel, not knowing who will be at risk and who will not.

That being said, According to the medical literature, pseudo allergy or pseudo reactions are complement-activated (and are called CARPA (Complement Activated Reaction Pseudo Allergy) among other names). The studies show that complement activation happens when your body needs to fight a "foreign invader," but when the system is repeatedly activated, it leaves the immune system primed for immune-mediated dysregulation, such as autoimmune disorders, cancer, and more. Repeat activation occurs with repeated injections (repeat vaccines and boosters as well as (in the case of the lipids, they circulate in the body for months according to the Comirnaty EMA. It is known to occur often when the above substances are infused or injected, according to the medical literature, found in the American Cancer Society literature (on infusion reactions), and more.

The following is a brief segment of my 90-page Executive Summary that was sent to Congress, law enforcement, and more throughout the summer; it can give you a start looking at CARPA. "Part of the history of LNPs began when Professor Janos Szebeni learned to make liposomes in a lab in Hungary along with the (now) senior VP of BioNTech, Katalin Karikó. He also worked for the US military in this field and has written medical articles on this technology, which was a little-known field until the Covid-19 mRNA vaccines were introduced. In 2014, Szebeni stated, “Complement Activation-Related Pseudoallergy” (CARPA) is a frequent side effect of intravenous therapies with nanoparticle-containing drugs and biologicals that are recognized by the immune system as foreign. It is an acute infusion reaction dominated by cutaneous and hemodynamic changes, most significantly cardiopulmonary distress involving major pulmonary hypertension, systemic hypotension, and arrhythmias. Because CARPA is unpredictable by conventional allergy tests and it may be life-threatening, it can represent a major barrier to the safe therapeutic application of many modern medicines, including liposomal drugs and monoclonal antibodies.” “The frequency of CARPA in the 5% - 45% range is much higher than classical anaphylactic reactions to drugs (for example, penicillin allergy occurs in <2%)...” https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0161589014001692

The following is another excerpt from my Executive Summary. "In 2018, Szebeni co-authored this article on the role of complement activation in HSRs, which explains, “HSRs have been traditionally categorized in four groups, from I to IV, according to Coombs and Gell. This concept defined Type I reactions as IgE-mediated acute reactions, while the rest of the categories included subacute or chronic immune changes triggered or mediated by IgG, immune complexes, or lymphocytes... However, it has increasingly been recognized that a substantial portion of acute allergic reactions, whose symptoms fit in Coombs and Gell’s Type I category, are actually not initiated or mediated by pre-existing IgE antibodies. These reactions are known to be “pseudoallergic” or “anaphylactoid.” There are estimates that pseudoallergy may represent as high as 77% of all immune-mediated immediate HSRs…, implying hundreds of thousands of reactions and numerous fatalities every year... Many of these reactions involve the activation of the complement system, an essential humoral arm of innate immunity. Complement activation-related pseudoallergy (CARPA) is linked to adverse events evoked by several liposomal and micellar formulations, nanoparticles, radiocontrast agents, and therapeutic antibodies...” https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6698840/#B1-antibodies-07-00014

I hope these medical studies help; there are countless others. However, nanomedicine was a very small field before the pandemic, and the information was known only (or almost exclusively) to that field.

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It feels like the continuous efforts of various people are synergising into an amalgamated hypothesis indicating that these lipids, emulsifiers, and other immune system circumventing cell penetrating substances cause immune-compromised states. Whether it is Antibody Dependent Enhancement (ADE), CARPA, explorations on original antigenic sin (OAS), or another immune based effects. Hopefully it will soon become an overwhelming tsunami of evidence that cannot be avoided.

My worry is.... what can be done for all of the people who have injected these substances into their bodies? Regardless of allergy or extreme reaction, these treatments cannot be undone. Their children will carry these traces of mRNA, too.

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Your words are so well-spoken! This is an effective way to summarize the issues at hand. The lipids, emulsifiers, spike protein, mRNA, and now plasmids are all a concern.

The future of mRNA and gene therapy medicine is frightening. The best I can do and the only thing I know to do is to share the medical literature and published information with others to help protect future generations.

My friend (who lost her son shortly after his COVID-19 vaccine) and I say, "We can not just be the squeaky wheel; we have to be a force to be reckoned with!" We will settle for nothing less than recognition of these issues in the courts, Congress, and Main Stream Media.

If parents realized that they worked so hard to protect their kids by assuring what they eat and that their supplements were safe and healthy, but they trusted too completely in their prescription medications and vaccines which can harm them significantly, they would cry for change, too.

It is my job to wake the sleeping mama bears.

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