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Interested in your thoughts on this theory re. NK cells... Not a scientist here -- just taking bio courses on the way to a late-in-life masters. Here is an amateur theory.. From studies such as this one, I learned that one of the ways the the virus evades the immune system is by interfering with T-cell mediated immunity (by downregulating MHC-I expression). When this happens, NK cells take over. However, spike protein from the vaccine is a poor activator of NK cells compared to the wild spike protein, because the non-spike portions of the wild virus play a bigger role in NK activation. So with the vaccine you end up with a higher need for NK cells coupled with lower activation of them. If NK cells are already busy controlling tumor growth, and then a competing need for NK cells suddenly arises (due to spike proteins in the v) without commensurate increase in NK activation, you could have a deficit. The more mRNA/spike protein there is, and the longer it hangs around, the more/longer you operate in the deficit, enabling uncontrolled tumor growth. This theory wouldn't explain why healthy people without cancer are showing drops in NK (if they indeed are), but perhaps they have underlying infections or other conditions that use NK cells. I guess this theory really wouldn't explain why the NK's tank, just why they might be inadequate. Could something in the v be stimulating NK destruction or more likely inhibiting maturation? Neutrophil depletion impairs NK maturation -- are patients also showing that?
Robert, your doing a great job. It is very informative and reassuring to read you.
Much love
Joel
Patients presenting to my office with very strange blood test findings post ........
This may end up being a runaway train over next year. Scary stuff.
We forge on and keep fighting!