B Bulluck's experience—two rounds of required vaccinations for college, Raynaud's following, then positive ANA, then the diagnostic merry-go-round settling on CREST—is exactly the pattern this essay describes. "NO ONE WANTED TO LISTEN TO ME." That sentence sits at the heart of constructed ignorance.
Te Reagan, your husband's peanut allergy developing after the September 2020 flu shot follows the mechanism Richet documented in 1913. Fraser's *Peanut Allergy Epidemic* traces how peanut oil was used in vaccines as an adjuvant—often unlisted on labels—and documents exactly this pattern of sensitization.
Lloyd Miller raised a fair question about bee stings, snake bites, pollen—natural routes that bypass digestion. The difference is that vaccines deliver manufactured combinations of substances that never occur together in nature, administered repeatedly on industrial schedules. The body has no template for aluminum-adjuvanted proteins injected into muscle tissue.
Dr. Stillwagon and Dr. Coleman, thank you for adding mechanistic detail. The phenomena you're describing—delayed inflammatory responses, vascular permeability, capillary damage, the cascade effects of repeated insult—are consistent with what this essay argues. Whether we frame these through complement systems and mast cells or through terrain-based understanding of toxic burden and inflammatory response, the observable pattern remains: injection creates damage that wouldn't occur through natural exposure. The timelines you describe (immediate versus weeks-delayed reactions) help explain the range of injury presentations.
Dr. Coleman, your point about "accelerated capillary senescence" from chronic stress, toxins, and drugs connects directly to the cumulative burden argument. These aren't separate systems failing randomly.
Judy Electrifried, Dr. Yehuda Shoenfeld's work on ASIA Syndrome (Autoimmune/Inflammatory Syndrome Induced by Adjuvants) is worth readers exploring. He documents adjuvant-induced damage within mainstream institutional research. The evidence exists. It simply isn't applied—and his use of "autoimmune" accepts the very framing this essay challenges.
I was "diagnosed" with CREST as a 3rd attempt to "diagnose me. This is the best article I've ever read on the truth about autoimmunity. I developed mine after 2 rounds of "required" vaccinations for entering 2 different colleges in 2 years (1998 and 2000) due to lost records. I have always suspected the vaccine bombardment as the reason for first Raynaud's and then a positive ANA. Then, ALL ABOARD THE MEDICAL MERRY-GO-ROUND as different rheumatologists tried to hunt down the body system under attack, finally resting on CREST. I have most of the symptoms, and no (as in 0) motility in my esophagus. The information coming out about covid and the insta-shot in 2020 rang so false to me after all the reading and other research I had done on autoimmunity. I never took a covid vax. I gave up ALL vaxes. The jig was up for me. And the most incredibly, infuriatingly frustrating thing was that NO ONE WANTED TO LISTEN TO ME! MY WHOLE FAMILY TOOK AT LEAST 1 VAX. And there is now a sharp, ugly divide between me and all of my former friends and relatives. There is an unspoken rule about bringing up the subject of any vaccination and the harm they cause. And I would rather never come in contact with those willfully ignorant minions than be censored by them because they are afraid of the truth! One brother and half of his family are incredibly well-informed. His son and daughter-in-law just had a baby. They had a very difficult time finding a pediatrician in a large city who would not require all of the vaxes for their baby. But they persisted until they found one. I am so, so proud of them!
The accurate information has been available to physicians since 1919. But AS ALWAYS, money and greed smudged out the truth. I hope the willfully ignorant in all fields of medicine all meet in hell.
These days I have absolutely no autoimmune diseases . This has caused the loss of an enormous amount of money to the various doctors and specialists who I once saw…often. 🤣😂
My husband developed a peanut allergy after he received a flu shot in September of 2020
We never took the jab. And the only reason my husband took the flu shot is because his doctor told him that it was especially important for him to take the flu shot because he had heart surgery four years prior. Hubby knew how I felt about it, but he did it anyways because he trusted the doctor.
We no longer see this doctor.
Edit: I’d also like to add that I had two frozen shoulders and off the charts arthritis. Same doc told me I was suffering from old age. I was 58 at the time.
Second opinion doc found two tick borne illnesses.
One was attacking my red blood cells and the other was probably causing the arthritis like symptoms.
What I’m saying is we don’t know what they are doing to these ticks. My grandson got bit by one that causes him to be allergic to beef.
How long after the tick bite did he realize he was allergic to beef? Currently my son is having beef issues, but it started 3 months or so after a tick bite that did not cause a bullseye. It only seems to be with ground beef cooked in a pan and large amounts (eating a pound at once). Not typically with one burger or steak. I also have stopped with the vacuum sealed beef packaging as even though it was grass fed it seemed to trigger more than beef not packaged that way. Maybe from sitting in its own bacteria for so long?!? How did you treat the issue?
I think some scientists are confusing the anaphylaxis resulting from activation of mast cells with the activation of the complement system which can look like anaphylaxis. With mast cells, the antibodies that result from an exposure to a foreign toxin or protein are attached to the mast cell FIRST. Then when a subsequent exposure to the same toxin or protein occurs, the toxin or protein will attach to the antibodies that are already attached to the mast cells. This causes a violent release of histamines that will result in an immediate anaphylactic reaction that can be almost immediately relieved by antihistamines. Yes, this can happen immediately after a covid shot if the person is sensitized to polyethylene glycol or any other foreign substance that may be a contaminant.
Normally when antibodies are produced from exposures to foreign proteins that are injected by needles, these antibodies do not attach to mast cells or any other immune cells. These antibodies can take two weeks or more to develop (21 days) and will attach to the foreign protein on a second exposure. After that, the antibodies will attach to immune cells. They are not attached to immune cells first, as in a classic anaphylactic reaction. In some subsequent exposures to the same toxin or proteins, depending on how many antibodies are immediately available, the antibodies will attach to the toxin or protein in such a way that it signals the complement system to become activated. In some cases, this can be extremely violent and inflammatory, looking like anaphylaxis.
This would explain why a 21-day window or longer is required for some reactions that are called allergenic. The antibodies must be present, and it can take that long to produce them. It also explains why subsequent exposure to some crystalline substances will not do this as they generally do not cause antibody production.
when I read the jabs contained PEG I knew immediately I would not take them - being slightly allergic to it in shampoos, why take the risk of having it injected! I read afterwards that 7 out of 10 people have a mild to severe allergy to it. J&J had polysorbate, which I tolerate better, but it is of the same type of chemicals I think.
Not only the jab has PEG, ethylene oxid is derivat from PEG, and those seab tests contain EO. My husband has developed neurological issues in his fingers which lasted for several months, after one single swab test. I never did single one swab test as I knew it contains OE and I'm alergic to PEG.
Thank for pointing this out. I had read that there issues with the swabs, but not that they contained EO. Strange enough, at the very start of the jab roll-out, Europe had a recall on some fruit because it had been in contact with Ethylene. I thought ethylene is a natural gas produced by ripening fruit, but I might be wrong - I am not a chemist. Anyway it surprised me, specially reading afterwards that PEG were in the jjabs. I avoid chemicals as best as I can, although it is impossible to avoid all!
As I understand things, there are three different mechanisms involved:
1. The mammalian stress mechanism (MSM), which repairs tissues, regulates organs, and activates the immune mechanism as an integral element of wound healing and tissue repair
2. The Immune Mechanism, which is energized by thrombin, and thus activated by both the MSM and the complement cascade
3. The Complement Cascade (CC). This consists of blood enzymes that activate one another in ways that are presently poorly understood, but it can generate sudden, dramatic increases in thrombin generation. It attacks and destroys invasive bacteria. Sudden, severe CC hyperactivity can suddenly destroy von Willebrand Factor (VWF), which has several functions that are readily overlooked by researchers. VWF is manufactured by the vascular endothelium and extruded from the inner surface of capillaries. It serves as a structural element of capillaries, which are very delicate, by preventing excessive capillary flow. I call this “static” (unchanging) microvascular resistance (as opposed to capillary gate function, which generates and disintegrates insoluble fibrin to regulate capillary flow resistance). The sudden CC activation can simultaneously destroy VWF throughout the body and simultaneously generate thrombin in systemic blood flow that opens gaps between the cells of the vascular endothelium, causing “angioneurotic edema.” The increased permeability of the vascular endothelium exaggerates the escape of soluble fibrin and plasma fluids from blood into extravascular tissues, causing sudden tissue edema that can obstruct the airway and cause death by suffocation. The sudden systemic decrease in microvascular flow resistance causes orthostatic hypotension that manifests as fainting.
All this is related to a class of drugs called “ACE Inhibitors.” These drugs are perhaps the most effective treatments for essential hypertension, which is caused by what I call "accelerated capillary senescence.” Accelerated capillary senescence is premature capillary deterioration that is caused by chronic, sub-clinical MSM hyperactivity due to emotional stress, environmental pollution, toxic drugs, morbid obesity, and so forth. This is the underlying cause of type II diabetes, essential hypertension, and heart disease. The ACE inhibitors destroy VWF and reduce capillary flow resistance, which relieves the hypertension, but they can cause excessive VWF destruction that manifests as tissue edema of airway surfaces and the tongue, which is similar to angioneurotic edema and can be lethal because the edema of airway tissues and the tongue can obstruct the airway and cause suffocation.
I once had the opportunity to manage such a case. I accompanied my best friend from my anesthesia residency to an emergency call at his hospital in Moreno Valley, California, where a very large negro man with a history of severe hypertension treated with ACE inhibitors had presented at the emergency room with life threatening tongue swelling. The ER staff had been unable to intubate this patient and had requested anesthesia help. I wasn’t on staff at the hospital, but under the circumstances I did my best to help. At that time they didn’t have fiberoptic equipment and it was impossible to visualize the airway with a conventional laryngoscope blade. Fortunately, there are some advantages to being old (!) I had trained in the days when fancy airway tools and techniques didn’t exist, so I resorted to an old-fashioned trick where I placed a stylet (a sort of stiff wire surrounded by plastic) into the lumen of a small endotracheal tube, and placed my ear near the butt end of the ET tube, and blindly manipulated the tip of the ET tube until I could hear the squeak of air entering his obstructed trachea, and managed to pass the ET tube past his vocal cords and secure his airway. It is said that anesthesia is hours of boredom interspersed with moments of stark terror. That was an example. www.stressmechanism.com
Thank you for your extremely detailed and informative observations, Doctor Coleman. I shall peruse your linked material on Mammalian Stress Mechanism with avid interest.
My own interest has been focused on behavioral stress and the means of mitigating what is, I'm afraid, the inevitable byproduct of the industrial age. It has only been recently, that it has dawned on me that there may be a more solid connection between behavior-induced stress and inflammatory response.
It appears that I've been a bit "slow in the uptake," considering my own experience of several decades ago with what was diagnosed as a nonspecific vestibular neuronitis; origin uncertain.
My point is that disequilibrium is a stressor. Several interesting papers discuss findings of a very high percentage of those suffering from anxiety disorders, are concurrently experiencing some form of disequilibrium that is not psychogenic in origin.
A fascinating series of discussions with a clinical psychologist, led to my discovering an open secret; that certain anxiolytics have vestibulosuppressant properties independent of their mechanism of action on the amygdalic/prefrontal cortex neurocommunicative pathway. Eliminating psychogenesis as the root cause of that chronic disequilibrium was an epiphany. A subclinical dosage of benzodiazepine, following several years of proprioceptive adaptation, was the "missing link" to resumption of something approaching normal activity.
That was nearly three decades ago, but it has taken all of that to begin connecting the conditioned stimuli of disequilibrium with internalized feedback loops of inflammatory response. Inhibited spatial recognition excites an evolutionary fear response, and that response is critical to management of existential environmental threat. As that response occurs, it routinely interferes with proprioceptive equilibrium input. It seems that it's more pronounced, the more sedentary the daily activities of the sufferer. Unsurprising to you, perhaps, but not to a layman such as myself.
And yet, the research lags (or I have yet to stumble upon it) regarding how to differentiate between environmental precipitants and what appears to be a purely physiological vestibular deficiency. Far too much time is spent with an a priori assumption that behaviorist therapeutic modalities are definitive. They are palliative, no more than that; they are rarely curative.
I am, however, inclined toward a vast charitability toward the physicians whose focus is primarily on alleviation of symptoms. Insufficient attention is paid to the reality we refer to so blandly as "quality of life." The average person lacks the financial resources to endure prolonged periods of incapability. In other words; no work means no food or shelter, at some near-term endpoint.
Basic sustenance and shelter are inherent to the "quality" of life, and too many practitioners focus on potential duration of life sans "quality," without consideration for the cold reality of economics as it applies to the average man.
Anyway, thanks again for an elucidating comment and the link; I'm finding them quite thought-provoking.
Thanks for your interesting message. The mammalian stress mechanism explains the long-sought “mind-body connection.” Sympathetic nervous activity releases von Willebrand Factor from the vascular endothelium, which activates coagulation factor VIII. This closes the capillary gate and exaggerates blood flow to the brain at the expense of other organs and tissues. This is harmful if prolonged or chronic. I suggest that you explore my website www.stressmechanism.com, where you can download and read my published papers free of charge, and watch slide show presentations that explain how the stress mechanism works. The problem you describe sounds like defective operation of the semicircular canals that detect movements and enable balance. This can be very distressing and can cause emotional distress that exaggerates sympathetic nervous activity. I am not aware of any helpful drugs for such a condition. Benzodiazepines are only sedatives, and they invite harmful “side effects” and addiction.
Exactly that : everything brought into the body should go through the digestive system, that is why it is there! our bodies were not made to be injected by anything (well, except for natural injections I suppose - stings, bites etc). Why does the medical world seem to think everything needs to be injected? Not only are lots of people shy of syringes (me too), but to bring foreign materials into the body without it being able to check it! that cannot be good.
DMSO is an exception. It (alone or in combination with other things - lots to read to learn about it before you use!) enters the body through the skin unless taken orally or iv. I am a true advocate of DMSO!!! For whatever ails you! lots of things can hurt you going through your digestive system.
True. Some mushrooms you can only eat once. Research is necessary for everything. Do not ever use digitalis, or anything that has grown near it. Always check out multiple sources, but promoting and deterring form something. And then, feel what your own body says.
I know someone who, years ago, went to emergency 2 times for a migraine. Both times the ER doctor gave them a shot (needle)in the top of the skull. (I was shocked to learn the location of the shot)
Shortly after (within a week) these shots in the skull this person had a series of strokes.
After 4 different episodes of strokes this person was diagnosed with MS.
To this day this person sees zero correlation to the shots in the skull, the subsequent strokes and the so called MS diagnosis.
The insanity of "health care" and the ignorance of individuals is beyond troublesome.
Vultures, scalawags, flimflammers, these are the poisoners of the medical death cult industrial complex. To think that shite injected into ones body will not cause an unwanted reaction should be another definition of insanity!
Further exploration is always welcome, Mr. Pryke, but hasn't it already been rather thoroughly documented?
I'll have to admit to no small schadenfreude stemming from confirmation bias, but it seems that this passage from Vaughn has given the lie to redefinition:
"It should be borne in mind throughout this book that the term vaccine applies only to material containing the germ which causes the disease, altered in one way or another so that it is no longer dangerous."
(page 28, paragraph two)
Dismissing the rhetorical legerdemain of redefinition as "merely semantic quibbling," is mendacity itself.
A couple of thoughts: there is a lot of people, many of them 'functional medicine' doctors who have monetized a syndrome known as 'leaky gut'. In light of this article, I am wondering what leaky gut really is. Is it really damaged elimination pathways or is it the body using ALL available elimination pathways including the skin, which will manifest itself as rashes or the catch all diagnosis of 'pruritus'? To me, leaky gut is like autoimmune disorder - a catch all phrase to justify asking you to spend more money on skin products. My experience with my dog suggests that a simple diet change will heal the gut but it will take a long time. It took my dog about a year.
I have had eczema cured by improving my microbiome through a prescribed, continuously adjusted diet; the treatment took about 18 months. The practitioner saw skin as an easy venue for the body to eject anything harmful.
Brilliant! But what about bee stings and snake bites that can inject toxins into the bloodstream? What about pollen that might enter the bloodstream from the lung tissue? Are those allergies often severe or even life threatening purely natural due only to over exposure due to accidents? I was pursued and stung repeatedly by a swarm of bees. It was painful, but future bee stings were never a problem beyond pain. Just because subsequent stings very rare?
Also, I've read the blood level takes priority to make sure the heart works, create insulin, and electrolyte levels remain strong. Tissue levels can be low as the blood extracts any magnesium it needs from bones, tendons, muscle, etc.. Is loss of magnesium, the cause of muscle cramps?
this is indeed interesting. I know of several people who are so severely sensitive to bee and wasp sting they always carry an EpiPen. Do you think different species have different poisons? I know there is quite a difference in snake bites. I was also told the scorpions here have a painful but nonpoisonous bite, whereas some Arizonan have poison indeed.
Does Bobby Kennedy read your essays? This is a profoundly important essay on autoimmunity – the best and clearest that I've read – and it should be read by everyone in HHS, along with Congress, medical schools, doctors, and the millions who've been told the deeply flawed mainstream narrative about their mysterious ailments which are not mysterious after all. The body does NOT attack itself, and the causes are NOT unknown – they've been known for a very long time.
Great Article. Peter Duisburg was discredited by Fauci for not embracing Fauci's deranged medical treatments. When the FDA allows 10,000 chemicals to be used in our food system it is a major contributor to immune system dysfunctions. Injecting foreign materiel and causing inflammatory conditions in the GI tract are the pathways to immune system dysfunction.
In 1998 my third son was diagnosed with Crohn's disease. He was 16. This was followed almost immediately with surgery to drain a softball sized fistula and remove two feet of intestines that looked like hamburger. His recuperation was very slow and painful.
My son was put on IBD drugs. At one point his immune system was pretty much at zero. I thought, "Gee, don't you need your immune system?" I took him off the drugs. At that time, IBD was not as prevalent as it is now. I went to a meeting to learn about it. One of the things that was said is that animals in the wild don't get IBD. Only captive animals get IBD. Hmm. What is the difference between wild animals and captive animals? Let's see. Captivity, stress, food, vaccines. Hmm.
I spent many years researching IBD and everything related. I came across an article titled "IBD - An opportunity to make billions." There, you have it. My son's misery was an opportunity for the Business of Medicine to make billions.
Around 1998 Dr. Andy Wakefield and his team identified what they called "autistic enterocolitis." His research connected this to the MMR vax. The MMR vax was a factor in autism. Dr. Wakefield was promptly fired.
I've always thought the concept of autoimmune diseases is stupid. Like our bodies are so stupid they don't recognize self from non-self. I thought the body is trying to get rid of things that don't belong such as vaccine ingredients. I thought that injecting stuff in through vaccines is like if your house is secure with locks, but a terrorist comes down the chimney.
Injected stuff - piercing the skin isn't generally a good idea. What pierces the skin? Venomous creatures like bees, ticks, snakes... knives, bullets. Not really a great idea. Vaccines are essentially poisoned darts.
I cannot understand how any person with a brain could think that injecting anyone with metals, antifreeze, animal parts, brain tissue, eggs, peanut oil, DNA from aborted babies, etc. etc... is a good idea. Dr. Sherry Tenpenny and others have gone into great detail about how animals are tortured to acquire these ingredients. And the babies... It is evil.
Son number two is allergic to animals now. He almost can't breathe around cats, dogs, and horses. We have always had pets.
Another resource is Dr. Yehuda Shoenfeld. He calls his findings ASIA Syndrome. Autoimmune/Inflammatory Syndrome Induced by Adjuvants. He talks about aluminum, silicone, other metals, and vaccines. He was clued in early to Covid.
Animal vaccines are just as or more damaging than human vaccines. Sadly, some people who are no longer getting vaxxes for themselves are still vaccinating their pets.
Author's Note
B Bulluck's experience—two rounds of required vaccinations for college, Raynaud's following, then positive ANA, then the diagnostic merry-go-round settling on CREST—is exactly the pattern this essay describes. "NO ONE WANTED TO LISTEN TO ME." That sentence sits at the heart of constructed ignorance.
Te Reagan, your husband's peanut allergy developing after the September 2020 flu shot follows the mechanism Richet documented in 1913. Fraser's *Peanut Allergy Epidemic* traces how peanut oil was used in vaccines as an adjuvant—often unlisted on labels—and documents exactly this pattern of sensitization.
Lloyd Miller raised a fair question about bee stings, snake bites, pollen—natural routes that bypass digestion. The difference is that vaccines deliver manufactured combinations of substances that never occur together in nature, administered repeatedly on industrial schedules. The body has no template for aluminum-adjuvanted proteins injected into muscle tissue.
Dr. Stillwagon and Dr. Coleman, thank you for adding mechanistic detail. The phenomena you're describing—delayed inflammatory responses, vascular permeability, capillary damage, the cascade effects of repeated insult—are consistent with what this essay argues. Whether we frame these through complement systems and mast cells or through terrain-based understanding of toxic burden and inflammatory response, the observable pattern remains: injection creates damage that wouldn't occur through natural exposure. The timelines you describe (immediate versus weeks-delayed reactions) help explain the range of injury presentations.
Dr. Coleman, your point about "accelerated capillary senescence" from chronic stress, toxins, and drugs connects directly to the cumulative burden argument. These aren't separate systems failing randomly.
Judy Electrifried, Dr. Yehuda Shoenfeld's work on ASIA Syndrome (Autoimmune/Inflammatory Syndrome Induced by Adjuvants) is worth readers exploring. He documents adjuvant-induced damage within mainstream institutional research. The evidence exists. It simply isn't applied—and his use of "autoimmune" accepts the very framing this essay challenges.
Thank you for reading.
I was "diagnosed" with CREST as a 3rd attempt to "diagnose me. This is the best article I've ever read on the truth about autoimmunity. I developed mine after 2 rounds of "required" vaccinations for entering 2 different colleges in 2 years (1998 and 2000) due to lost records. I have always suspected the vaccine bombardment as the reason for first Raynaud's and then a positive ANA. Then, ALL ABOARD THE MEDICAL MERRY-GO-ROUND as different rheumatologists tried to hunt down the body system under attack, finally resting on CREST. I have most of the symptoms, and no (as in 0) motility in my esophagus. The information coming out about covid and the insta-shot in 2020 rang so false to me after all the reading and other research I had done on autoimmunity. I never took a covid vax. I gave up ALL vaxes. The jig was up for me. And the most incredibly, infuriatingly frustrating thing was that NO ONE WANTED TO LISTEN TO ME! MY WHOLE FAMILY TOOK AT LEAST 1 VAX. And there is now a sharp, ugly divide between me and all of my former friends and relatives. There is an unspoken rule about bringing up the subject of any vaccination and the harm they cause. And I would rather never come in contact with those willfully ignorant minions than be censored by them because they are afraid of the truth! One brother and half of his family are incredibly well-informed. His son and daughter-in-law just had a baby. They had a very difficult time finding a pediatrician in a large city who would not require all of the vaxes for their baby. But they persisted until they found one. I am so, so proud of them!
The accurate information has been available to physicians since 1919. But AS ALWAYS, money and greed smudged out the truth. I hope the willfully ignorant in all fields of medicine all meet in hell.
So sad.
Great article . I especially liked the explanation for the child .
Autoimmune diseases are medical creations and create life long customers .
The stories I could tell ya 😥
These days I have absolutely no autoimmune diseases . This has caused the loss of an enormous amount of money to the various doctors and specialists who I once saw…often. 🤣😂
Exactly.
My husband developed a peanut allergy after he received a flu shot in September of 2020
We never took the jab. And the only reason my husband took the flu shot is because his doctor told him that it was especially important for him to take the flu shot because he had heart surgery four years prior. Hubby knew how I felt about it, but he did it anyways because he trusted the doctor.
We no longer see this doctor.
Edit: I’d also like to add that I had two frozen shoulders and off the charts arthritis. Same doc told me I was suffering from old age. I was 58 at the time.
Second opinion doc found two tick borne illnesses.
One was attacking my red blood cells and the other was probably causing the arthritis like symptoms.
What I’m saying is we don’t know what they are doing to these ticks. My grandson got bit by one that causes him to be allergic to beef.
How did you detox from that/treated?
How long after the tick bite did he realize he was allergic to beef? Currently my son is having beef issues, but it started 3 months or so after a tick bite that did not cause a bullseye. It only seems to be with ground beef cooked in a pan and large amounts (eating a pound at once). Not typically with one burger or steak. I also have stopped with the vacuum sealed beef packaging as even though it was grass fed it seemed to trigger more than beef not packaged that way. Maybe from sitting in its own bacteria for so long?!? How did you treat the issue?
The first time I think it was about a month. He went to an acupuncturist and that took care of it.
The second time it was right away. So far he is still having issues. He’s only eating chicken right now. He says he’s sick of chicken.
Thank you this was helpful!
Read Lab 257. It's all about what they did with the ticks!
A person I know and his son both have that mammal meat allergy, both were told it is from tick bites.
I think some scientists are confusing the anaphylaxis resulting from activation of mast cells with the activation of the complement system which can look like anaphylaxis. With mast cells, the antibodies that result from an exposure to a foreign toxin or protein are attached to the mast cell FIRST. Then when a subsequent exposure to the same toxin or protein occurs, the toxin or protein will attach to the antibodies that are already attached to the mast cells. This causes a violent release of histamines that will result in an immediate anaphylactic reaction that can be almost immediately relieved by antihistamines. Yes, this can happen immediately after a covid shot if the person is sensitized to polyethylene glycol or any other foreign substance that may be a contaminant.
Normally when antibodies are produced from exposures to foreign proteins that are injected by needles, these antibodies do not attach to mast cells or any other immune cells. These antibodies can take two weeks or more to develop (21 days) and will attach to the foreign protein on a second exposure. After that, the antibodies will attach to immune cells. They are not attached to immune cells first, as in a classic anaphylactic reaction. In some subsequent exposures to the same toxin or proteins, depending on how many antibodies are immediately available, the antibodies will attach to the toxin or protein in such a way that it signals the complement system to become activated. In some cases, this can be extremely violent and inflammatory, looking like anaphylaxis.
This would explain why a 21-day window or longer is required for some reactions that are called allergenic. The antibodies must be present, and it can take that long to produce them. It also explains why subsequent exposure to some crystalline substances will not do this as they generally do not cause antibody production.
when I read the jabs contained PEG I knew immediately I would not take them - being slightly allergic to it in shampoos, why take the risk of having it injected! I read afterwards that 7 out of 10 people have a mild to severe allergy to it. J&J had polysorbate, which I tolerate better, but it is of the same type of chemicals I think.
Not only the jab has PEG, ethylene oxid is derivat from PEG, and those seab tests contain EO. My husband has developed neurological issues in his fingers which lasted for several months, after one single swab test. I never did single one swab test as I knew it contains OE and I'm alergic to PEG.
Thank for pointing this out. I had read that there issues with the swabs, but not that they contained EO. Strange enough, at the very start of the jab roll-out, Europe had a recall on some fruit because it had been in contact with Ethylene. I thought ethylene is a natural gas produced by ripening fruit, but I might be wrong - I am not a chemist. Anyway it surprised me, specially reading afterwards that PEG were in the jjabs. I avoid chemicals as best as I can, although it is impossible to avoid all!
Thanks for this very interesting article.
As I understand things, there are three different mechanisms involved:
1. The mammalian stress mechanism (MSM), which repairs tissues, regulates organs, and activates the immune mechanism as an integral element of wound healing and tissue repair
2. The Immune Mechanism, which is energized by thrombin, and thus activated by both the MSM and the complement cascade
3. The Complement Cascade (CC). This consists of blood enzymes that activate one another in ways that are presently poorly understood, but it can generate sudden, dramatic increases in thrombin generation. It attacks and destroys invasive bacteria. Sudden, severe CC hyperactivity can suddenly destroy von Willebrand Factor (VWF), which has several functions that are readily overlooked by researchers. VWF is manufactured by the vascular endothelium and extruded from the inner surface of capillaries. It serves as a structural element of capillaries, which are very delicate, by preventing excessive capillary flow. I call this “static” (unchanging) microvascular resistance (as opposed to capillary gate function, which generates and disintegrates insoluble fibrin to regulate capillary flow resistance). The sudden CC activation can simultaneously destroy VWF throughout the body and simultaneously generate thrombin in systemic blood flow that opens gaps between the cells of the vascular endothelium, causing “angioneurotic edema.” The increased permeability of the vascular endothelium exaggerates the escape of soluble fibrin and plasma fluids from blood into extravascular tissues, causing sudden tissue edema that can obstruct the airway and cause death by suffocation. The sudden systemic decrease in microvascular flow resistance causes orthostatic hypotension that manifests as fainting.
All this is related to a class of drugs called “ACE Inhibitors.” These drugs are perhaps the most effective treatments for essential hypertension, which is caused by what I call "accelerated capillary senescence.” Accelerated capillary senescence is premature capillary deterioration that is caused by chronic, sub-clinical MSM hyperactivity due to emotional stress, environmental pollution, toxic drugs, morbid obesity, and so forth. This is the underlying cause of type II diabetes, essential hypertension, and heart disease. The ACE inhibitors destroy VWF and reduce capillary flow resistance, which relieves the hypertension, but they can cause excessive VWF destruction that manifests as tissue edema of airway surfaces and the tongue, which is similar to angioneurotic edema and can be lethal because the edema of airway tissues and the tongue can obstruct the airway and cause suffocation.
I once had the opportunity to manage such a case. I accompanied my best friend from my anesthesia residency to an emergency call at his hospital in Moreno Valley, California, where a very large negro man with a history of severe hypertension treated with ACE inhibitors had presented at the emergency room with life threatening tongue swelling. The ER staff had been unable to intubate this patient and had requested anesthesia help. I wasn’t on staff at the hospital, but under the circumstances I did my best to help. At that time they didn’t have fiberoptic equipment and it was impossible to visualize the airway with a conventional laryngoscope blade. Fortunately, there are some advantages to being old (!) I had trained in the days when fancy airway tools and techniques didn’t exist, so I resorted to an old-fashioned trick where I placed a stylet (a sort of stiff wire surrounded by plastic) into the lumen of a small endotracheal tube, and placed my ear near the butt end of the ET tube, and blindly manipulated the tip of the ET tube until I could hear the squeak of air entering his obstructed trachea, and managed to pass the ET tube past his vocal cords and secure his airway. It is said that anesthesia is hours of boredom interspersed with moments of stark terror. That was an example. www.stressmechanism.com
Thank you for your extremely detailed and informative observations, Doctor Coleman. I shall peruse your linked material on Mammalian Stress Mechanism with avid interest.
My own interest has been focused on behavioral stress and the means of mitigating what is, I'm afraid, the inevitable byproduct of the industrial age. It has only been recently, that it has dawned on me that there may be a more solid connection between behavior-induced stress and inflammatory response.
It appears that I've been a bit "slow in the uptake," considering my own experience of several decades ago with what was diagnosed as a nonspecific vestibular neuronitis; origin uncertain.
My point is that disequilibrium is a stressor. Several interesting papers discuss findings of a very high percentage of those suffering from anxiety disorders, are concurrently experiencing some form of disequilibrium that is not psychogenic in origin.
A fascinating series of discussions with a clinical psychologist, led to my discovering an open secret; that certain anxiolytics have vestibulosuppressant properties independent of their mechanism of action on the amygdalic/prefrontal cortex neurocommunicative pathway. Eliminating psychogenesis as the root cause of that chronic disequilibrium was an epiphany. A subclinical dosage of benzodiazepine, following several years of proprioceptive adaptation, was the "missing link" to resumption of something approaching normal activity.
That was nearly three decades ago, but it has taken all of that to begin connecting the conditioned stimuli of disequilibrium with internalized feedback loops of inflammatory response. Inhibited spatial recognition excites an evolutionary fear response, and that response is critical to management of existential environmental threat. As that response occurs, it routinely interferes with proprioceptive equilibrium input. It seems that it's more pronounced, the more sedentary the daily activities of the sufferer. Unsurprising to you, perhaps, but not to a layman such as myself.
And yet, the research lags (or I have yet to stumble upon it) regarding how to differentiate between environmental precipitants and what appears to be a purely physiological vestibular deficiency. Far too much time is spent with an a priori assumption that behaviorist therapeutic modalities are definitive. They are palliative, no more than that; they are rarely curative.
I am, however, inclined toward a vast charitability toward the physicians whose focus is primarily on alleviation of symptoms. Insufficient attention is paid to the reality we refer to so blandly as "quality of life." The average person lacks the financial resources to endure prolonged periods of incapability. In other words; no work means no food or shelter, at some near-term endpoint.
Basic sustenance and shelter are inherent to the "quality" of life, and too many practitioners focus on potential duration of life sans "quality," without consideration for the cold reality of economics as it applies to the average man.
Anyway, thanks again for an elucidating comment and the link; I'm finding them quite thought-provoking.
Thanks for your interesting message. The mammalian stress mechanism explains the long-sought “mind-body connection.” Sympathetic nervous activity releases von Willebrand Factor from the vascular endothelium, which activates coagulation factor VIII. This closes the capillary gate and exaggerates blood flow to the brain at the expense of other organs and tissues. This is harmful if prolonged or chronic. I suggest that you explore my website www.stressmechanism.com, where you can download and read my published papers free of charge, and watch slide show presentations that explain how the stress mechanism works. The problem you describe sounds like defective operation of the semicircular canals that detect movements and enable balance. This can be very distressing and can cause emotional distress that exaggerates sympathetic nervous activity. I am not aware of any helpful drugs for such a condition. Benzodiazepines are only sedatives, and they invite harmful “side effects” and addiction.
Thank you for the website info!
I too will be reading your papers, it sounds very interesting
Exactly that : everything brought into the body should go through the digestive system, that is why it is there! our bodies were not made to be injected by anything (well, except for natural injections I suppose - stings, bites etc). Why does the medical world seem to think everything needs to be injected? Not only are lots of people shy of syringes (me too), but to bring foreign materials into the body without it being able to check it! that cannot be good.
DMSO is an exception. It (alone or in combination with other things - lots to read to learn about it before you use!) enters the body through the skin unless taken orally or iv. I am a true advocate of DMSO!!! For whatever ails you! lots of things can hurt you going through your digestive system.
True. Some mushrooms you can only eat once. Research is necessary for everything. Do not ever use digitalis, or anything that has grown near it. Always check out multiple sources, but promoting and deterring form something. And then, feel what your own body says.
I know someone who, years ago, went to emergency 2 times for a migraine. Both times the ER doctor gave them a shot (needle)in the top of the skull. (I was shocked to learn the location of the shot)
Shortly after (within a week) these shots in the skull this person had a series of strokes.
After 4 different episodes of strokes this person was diagnosed with MS.
To this day this person sees zero correlation to the shots in the skull, the subsequent strokes and the so called MS diagnosis.
The insanity of "health care" and the ignorance of individuals is beyond troublesome.
Thank you for this excellent article.
Both drive me crazy!
Vultures, scalawags, flimflammers, these are the poisoners of the medical death cult industrial complex. To think that shite injected into ones body will not cause an unwanted reaction should be another definition of insanity!
Are you planning anything to examine the illicit redefinitions of placebo, and the use of PCR tests...specifically from 2020 onward..?
Further exploration is always welcome, Mr. Pryke, but hasn't it already been rather thoroughly documented?
I'll have to admit to no small schadenfreude stemming from confirmation bias, but it seems that this passage from Vaughn has given the lie to redefinition:
"It should be borne in mind throughout this book that the term vaccine applies only to material containing the germ which causes the disease, altered in one way or another so that it is no longer dangerous."
(page 28, paragraph two)
Dismissing the rhetorical legerdemain of redefinition as "merely semantic quibbling," is mendacity itself.
A couple of thoughts: there is a lot of people, many of them 'functional medicine' doctors who have monetized a syndrome known as 'leaky gut'. In light of this article, I am wondering what leaky gut really is. Is it really damaged elimination pathways or is it the body using ALL available elimination pathways including the skin, which will manifest itself as rashes or the catch all diagnosis of 'pruritus'? To me, leaky gut is like autoimmune disorder - a catch all phrase to justify asking you to spend more money on skin products. My experience with my dog suggests that a simple diet change will heal the gut but it will take a long time. It took my dog about a year.
I have had eczema cured by improving my microbiome through a prescribed, continuously adjusted diet; the treatment took about 18 months. The practitioner saw skin as an easy venue for the body to eject anything harmful.
Brilliant! But what about bee stings and snake bites that can inject toxins into the bloodstream? What about pollen that might enter the bloodstream from the lung tissue? Are those allergies often severe or even life threatening purely natural due only to over exposure due to accidents? I was pursued and stung repeatedly by a swarm of bees. It was painful, but future bee stings were never a problem beyond pain. Just because subsequent stings very rare?
What about the theory that calcification of tissues results from magnesium deficiency?
May be true in some cases, but not in mine. I have great magnesium levels.
But do you have calcification?
Also, I've read the blood level takes priority to make sure the heart works, create insulin, and electrolyte levels remain strong. Tissue levels can be low as the blood extracts any magnesium it needs from bones, tendons, muscle, etc.. Is loss of magnesium, the cause of muscle cramps?
Yes, some.
this is indeed interesting. I know of several people who are so severely sensitive to bee and wasp sting they always carry an EpiPen. Do you think different species have different poisons? I know there is quite a difference in snake bites. I was also told the scorpions here have a painful but nonpoisonous bite, whereas some Arizonan have poison indeed.
Does Bobby Kennedy read your essays? This is a profoundly important essay on autoimmunity – the best and clearest that I've read – and it should be read by everyone in HHS, along with Congress, medical schools, doctors, and the millions who've been told the deeply flawed mainstream narrative about their mysterious ailments which are not mysterious after all. The body does NOT attack itself, and the causes are NOT unknown – they've been known for a very long time.
Great Article. Peter Duisburg was discredited by Fauci for not embracing Fauci's deranged medical treatments. When the FDA allows 10,000 chemicals to be used in our food system it is a major contributor to immune system dysfunctions. Injecting foreign materiel and causing inflammatory conditions in the GI tract are the pathways to immune system dysfunction.
In 1998 my third son was diagnosed with Crohn's disease. He was 16. This was followed almost immediately with surgery to drain a softball sized fistula and remove two feet of intestines that looked like hamburger. His recuperation was very slow and painful.
My son was put on IBD drugs. At one point his immune system was pretty much at zero. I thought, "Gee, don't you need your immune system?" I took him off the drugs. At that time, IBD was not as prevalent as it is now. I went to a meeting to learn about it. One of the things that was said is that animals in the wild don't get IBD. Only captive animals get IBD. Hmm. What is the difference between wild animals and captive animals? Let's see. Captivity, stress, food, vaccines. Hmm.
I spent many years researching IBD and everything related. I came across an article titled "IBD - An opportunity to make billions." There, you have it. My son's misery was an opportunity for the Business of Medicine to make billions.
Around 1998 Dr. Andy Wakefield and his team identified what they called "autistic enterocolitis." His research connected this to the MMR vax. The MMR vax was a factor in autism. Dr. Wakefield was promptly fired.
I've always thought the concept of autoimmune diseases is stupid. Like our bodies are so stupid they don't recognize self from non-self. I thought the body is trying to get rid of things that don't belong such as vaccine ingredients. I thought that injecting stuff in through vaccines is like if your house is secure with locks, but a terrorist comes down the chimney.
Injected stuff - piercing the skin isn't generally a good idea. What pierces the skin? Venomous creatures like bees, ticks, snakes... knives, bullets. Not really a great idea. Vaccines are essentially poisoned darts.
I cannot understand how any person with a brain could think that injecting anyone with metals, antifreeze, animal parts, brain tissue, eggs, peanut oil, DNA from aborted babies, etc. etc... is a good idea. Dr. Sherry Tenpenny and others have gone into great detail about how animals are tortured to acquire these ingredients. And the babies... It is evil.
Son number two is allergic to animals now. He almost can't breathe around cats, dogs, and horses. We have always had pets.
Another resource is Dr. Yehuda Shoenfeld. He calls his findings ASIA Syndrome. Autoimmune/Inflammatory Syndrome Induced by Adjuvants. He talks about aluminum, silicone, other metals, and vaccines. He was clued in early to Covid.
Animal vaccines are just as or more damaging than human vaccines. Sadly, some people who are no longer getting vaxxes for themselves are still vaccinating their pets.
Your discount code for the New Biology Clinic they say is "invalid." ?
Hi Josie
the code is case sensitive so it needs to be exactly "Unbekoming"
If that doesn't work, please email me unbekoming@outlook.com
and i will connect you with someone at the clinic who will address the issue for you.
Got it. Thanks much. I thought I wrote it correctly, but apparently not.