Journey

Go to FlemingMethod.com

https://www.flemingmethod.com/documentation

You will find 60+ papers detailing much of what the presentation was about, & a lot of things that weren’t, including information that relates to the argument of whether you want to be having antibodies.

Last year, the Osaka Japanese group published a paper talking about Antibody Dependent Enhancement (preprint). This Antibody Dependent Enhancement attaches to part of the spike protein, and when it does that, it opens up the spike protein to make it more infective. They discovered that part of the reason why people in hospitals were not doing better even when they made antibodies, is because the antibodies they made might have too much antibody to where it exacerbated the infection.

• An infectivity-enhancing site on the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein is targeted by COVID-19 patient antibodies ⁽⁰¹⁾
• Antibody Dependent Enhancement of Virus documents
  • SARS-CoV-1 Antibody Dependent Enchancement (ADE) July 5, 2011 ⁽⁰²⁾
  • ADE shown in animals including primates January 2, 2021 ⁽⁰³⁾
  • ADE (Osaka Paper) showing antibodies to NTD increase infectivity of SARS-CoV-2 December 18, 2020 ⁽⁰⁴⁾

There are a lot of terms used regarding Vaccine Efficacy. You should know 3 terms.

The relative risk reduction. This is what you’ve heard so much about, the 95%, the 94%, the 65%. This is how many people got diagnosed with covid in the vaccinated group vs people who got diagnosed in the non-vaccinated group.

There is a more important term for you to understand, and that’s absolute risk reduction: a comparison of those groups that says ‘what’s the “REAL” difference between those groups?”

Then there’s the number needed to vaccinate, which is ‘how many people would you have to vaccinate, to try to reduce one person from being diagnosed with covid.

This means the # of people who got vaccinated that were diagnosed with covid. This is one example from Pfizer. Compared to the people who did not get vaccinated who got diagnosed with covid. When you do the math, it gives you 0.05. 1 minus that number tells you vaccine-efficacy. Multiplied by 100 gives you percent.

So how did they decide who made the diagnose of covid? You had to have 2 things, you had to have a positive PCR-test, and you had to have a set of symptoms.

Pfizer – same symptoms you would get with ‘any‘ infection – viral, bacterial, fungal, tuberculosis, etc.
Moderna – same problem, same issue. They’re what you’d normally have for symptoms – ache’s and pains, muscle discomfort, cough, runny nose, that type of thing.
J&J – Belgium company which btw, Belgium pulled this from the market.